She later appeared on comedy show Balls of Steel, where she pulled pranks such as interviewing celebrities with a penis-shaped microphone.

[3] In March 2009, she appeared as a guest on internet talk show Tom Green's House Tonight.

[6] Dirty Sexy Funny, a hidden camera show, which originally piloted on Channel 4 in 2008, began airing on Comedy Central in March 2010[5][7] and ran for two season.

[8] In January 2012, it was announced that Lee would join the cast of Balls of Steel Australia for its second series.

This previous focus in her work resulted[clarification needed] in Sky News stating "Olivia Lee was once the queen of prank TV.