Da Kath & Kim Code (2005) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Kath Day Knight / Prue
(played by Jane Turner) — protagonist
Vain, status-obsessed suburban housewife and mother, central figure of the series.
Kim Craig / Trude
(played by Gina Riley) — supporting
Materialistic, fashion-obsessed daughter of Kath, navigating post-divorce life.
Kel Knight
(played by Glenn Robbins) — supporting
Kath's long-suffering husband, often jealous and insecure, works in a mundane job.
John Monk
(played by Barry Humphries) — supporting
Albino tour guide who sends cryptic messages and offers franchise deals.
Brett Craig
(played by Peter Rowsthorn) — supporting
Kim's husband, serial cheater, works as a real estate agent, often involved in affairs.
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Kath Day Knight / Prue → Kim Craig / Trude
(Family Mother And Daughter) — Family unit navigating parallel romantic struggles during the holidays.
Brett Craig → Kel Knight
(Family Brother-in-law) — Marital connection strained by infidelity and domestic fallout.
Kath Day Knight / Prue → John Monk
(Professional Franchisee) — Business relationship formed after initial misunderstanding.
Kel Knight → Kim Craig / Trude
(Family Brother-in-law) — In-laws sharing temporary exile due to separate relationship crises.
Kim Craig / Trude → Brett Craig
(Romantic Spouse) — Married couple dealing with infidelity and compromise.
Kath Day Knight / Prue → Kel Knight
(Family Spouse) — Married couple navigating domestic tensions and holiday preparations.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Kel Knight → John Monk
(Conflict Suspect) — Initial fear and suspicion directed at a mysterious visitor.
Story Analysis
A Christmas-period comedy intertwines relationship turmoil, online deception, performance jealousy, cryptic messages, and an unexpected tour franchise.
Plot Progression
Christmas Complications
— The household returns from a European tour and begins preparing for Christmas. A renewed affair creates immediate domestic instability.
The False Engagement
— An online romance rapidly becomes an engagement. The apparent relationship collapses when the supposed man is revealed to be only a blog.
Jealousy Under Spotlight
— A couple joins a Melbourne Christmas performance as backup dancers. Jealousy erupts during the concert and results in a public punch and another separation.
Messages Before Christmas
— John Monk sends cryptic messages that inspire fears about a dangerous code. The separated partners reconcile before Christmas.
The Franchise Revelation
— John Monk visits the home and explains that the messages were connected to a franchise proposal. The epilogue begins a new tour-guide venture.
Directed by Ted Emery
Da Kath & Kim Code (2005) · 6.8/10 · comedy, tv-movie