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00:00What are you doing?
00:01What are you doing?
00:01Let me show you.
00:32G'day, I'm Adam Hills.
00:33Welcome to Spics and Specs, the music quiz show that's got talking heads, stiff little fingers,
00:36nine inch nails and a wet leg.
00:38Joining me as always are our two team captains.
00:40She's H-O-T-T-O-G-O and he's B-A-N-A-N-A-S.
00:44It's Miff Warhurst and Alan Rowe.
00:48Nick's first guest tonight is an Australian Idol winner from Mappoon, a town in Queensland
00:51with a population of around 400.
00:54This means Mappoon's biggest industries per capita are now crabbing and winning Australian Idol.
00:58Please welcome Royston Knoll.
01:02Nick's second guest is a UK comedian who also hosts The Great British Sewing Bee.
01:07No matter what she does, she'll have you in stitches with all her material.
01:10Please welcome Sarah Pascoe.
01:15Alan's first guest tonight is an actor and singer who played Glinda in Wicked
01:18and Princess Fiona in Shrek the Musical.
01:21If her co-star isn't green and misunderstood, she's not interested.
01:24Please welcome Lucy Jurak.
01:29Alan's final guest is a comedian whose pre-gig ritual is listening to aggressive metal music
01:33and telling himself nothing matters.
01:36You can only apologise to Lucy for putting them in the same dressing room.
01:40Please welcome Greg Larson.
01:44I've got to say, you two next to each other are such an unlikely musical pairing.
01:50Like, your musical career highlights are so different.
01:54Like, Lucy.
01:54Yes.
01:55Performing for Celine Dion.
01:56Oh, the best.
01:57And she was so nice.
01:59Right.
01:59She was like, so sort of like unbelievably nice.
02:02You sort of wanted to cry.
02:03It was beautiful.
02:04Whereas Greg, one of your musical highlights was watching the German metal band Rammstein.
02:10Yeah, Big Day Out.
02:11Yeah.
02:11Yeah.
02:11That was also very emotional because there was a bit where a guy spewed on me.
02:17It did.
02:18Like, he spewed on me heaps.
02:19And it was because it was in the mosh pit.
02:21And then the lead singer of Rammstein has this song where he gets like a big fake dildo.
02:25And it's, it's fake.
02:29The keyboard player comes out and he starts, it's pretend piss.
02:33And it's like water and he just sprays the keyboard player.
02:35And then he sprays the audience.
02:37Yeah.
02:38Long story short, wash the spew off.
02:42Now, it is 20 years since Spicks and Specs started.
02:45And we are celebrating that by asking some of the country's best performers to close the show for us.
02:49Tonight, it's the star of the Australian production of Tina Turner the musical, Roover.
02:57And Roover, the song you're going to do tonight.
02:59Now, it's not Australian, but it's a song that Australia has made their own.
03:02Yeah.
03:02We're going to do the nut bush.
03:04Very iconic.
03:05But we don't do the nut bush in Tina World on stage in the Tina show.
03:09That's an Australian thing.
03:10Is it weird for the audience?
03:11Because the audience must be watching going, why aren't you doing it?
03:13Yeah, they're itching to get up.
03:14And sometimes they do just get up and do the nut bush in the front row, so.
03:18Really?
03:18Yeah.
03:19Sarah, are you aware of this kind of phenomenon?
03:21I don't know what you're talking about.
03:24Okay, so we've invented our own dance to nut bush city limits.
03:29This is so Australian.
03:31It was a Department of Education thing in the 70s to teach kids to dance at school.
03:35Oh, my God.
03:36And they chose the nut bush.
03:37Yeah, private dancer didn't feel right.
03:41All right.
03:41All right, Reuva, we'll see you at the end of the show.
03:43Can't wait.
03:44Right now, though, let's get into round one.
03:49All right, our first game tonight is called Know Your Product.
03:51Miff and Alan are going to pick a topic.
03:53Everybody will be quizzed on that topic.
03:54Your choices tonight are Modern Movie Musicals, Big Beautiful Ballads, Perfect Pop Partnerships,
04:01and Wet Wet Wet.
04:03Alan, you can pick first.
04:05Modern Movie Musicals, please.
04:07Absolutely.
04:08Miff?
04:08I love the Big Beautiful Ballad and I suspect my team does too, so that's ours.
04:12All right.
04:12We'll start with Modern Movie Musicals.
04:14Everyone on your buzzers.
04:16Let's play Speaks and Speaks.
04:17For one point, which actress told Steven Spielberg she'd play Maria in his West Side Story,
04:22but first she wanted to play Fiona in her high school production of Shrek the Musical?
04:26What?
04:30It was Rachel Zegler.
04:31Oh, it was Rachel Zegler.
04:33For two points, here's a photo of the director and cast of the Australian musical film The Sapphires.
04:37Name the two concealed actors.
04:39Yes.
04:39Miranda Tapsell.
04:41Yes, Miranda Tapsell.
04:42Jess.
04:43Jessica Malboy.
04:44Jessica Malboy.
04:45Two points.
04:45Yes.
04:48Final question, three points.
04:49Name three of Meryl Streep's musical film credits.
04:53The Witch in Into the Woods.
04:55Yes, that's one of them.
04:56Donna in Mamma Mia.
04:58Yes.
04:59I mean, Devil Rears Prada should be a musical.
05:02Oh, that'd be fun.
05:03The second Mamma Mia?
05:04Yes, that's the other one.
05:08And not many people know Meryl Streep actually trained as an opera singer when she was a teenager
05:12and she will often find a way to work a song into one of her movies.
05:16Thankfully, they cut out the musical numbers from Sophie's Choice.
05:21I was going to make that joke and then I thought, nah.
05:26Now, Royce, we've showed the sapphires before and I know you're a massive fan of Jess Malboy.
05:30Well, really, because I was like so isolated, you know, come from a small indigenous community,
05:35I remember watching, like, you know, Jessica Malboy and just being like, wow, like, she's amazing.
05:40And, like, it's just awesome to see, like, you know, representation and, you know, just to let you know that,
05:46like, if she can do it, I can do it as well, you know.
05:48I love her.
05:49She's a queen.
05:50All right, let's move on to Big Beautiful Ballad.
05:53Your first question for one point.
05:55Which Adele ballad starts,
05:57There Ain't No Gold In This River That I've Been Washing My Hands In Forever?
06:01Yes.
06:01Go Easy On Me Babe, is that the one?
06:04Easy On Me is the name of the song I was looking for.
06:05Yes, correct.
06:07For two points, name the band and the song that won the Oscar for Best Original Song for the 1986
06:12film Top Gun.
06:14Myth.
06:15Take my breath away.
06:17Yes.
06:18And the band?
06:18Um, give me a minute.
06:23Tell me if you can do it.
06:24I can, but it's like, how long have we got?
06:26We've just guessed bands and you tell us when it's wrong.
06:28It's like, like, the Eagles.
06:29She had a...
06:30No, no, no.
06:31Rolling Stones.
06:32No, it was a lady singer.
06:33A lady singer at the front.
06:34It had blonde hair.
06:35Is it NSYNC?
06:39Berlin was who I was looking for.
06:41Oh, my God.
06:42What happened to them?
06:43Uh, well, funnily enough, Berlin singer Terry Nunn came under fire in 2020
06:47for performing at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago at a party that defied COVID restrictions.
06:51Oh.
06:52To make matters worse, she sang Take My Breath Away.
06:55Uh, Vanilla Ice was also at that party.
06:58To make matters worse for him, he sang...
07:01Alright, next question.
07:06Very good.
07:06Three points.
07:07Match the artist to the ballad that was originally intended for them.
07:13So the artists are Celine Dion, Gloria Estefan and Meatloaf.
07:18Mm-hmm.
07:18The songs are Total Eclipse of the Heart, Hero and I Don't Want to Miss a Thing.
07:25Yes.
07:25Okay, so I think Total Eclipse of the Heart is Meatloaf.
07:29Uh-huh.
07:30Don't Want to Miss a Thing, that's the Armageddon Aerosmith song, isn't it?
07:32That's who actually sung it.
07:33Yep.
07:34Hero, I'm pretty sure, is Gloria Estefan.
07:36Yeah, and Don't Want to Miss a Thing, does sound like a Celine song.
07:39I would love to hear Celine Dion sing that song.
07:41Three points out of three.
07:42Correct.
07:42Yeah.
07:45Yeah, right?
07:46Yeah.
07:47And while we're talking ballads, like this is your stock in trade, belting out ballads,
07:51like Wicked, for instance.
07:53Yes.
07:53Night after night, doing a show, there've got to be moments where something goes wrong
07:57and you still have to hold it together during a big ballad.
07:59Yes.
08:00I mean, true.
08:01I mean, people die occasionally in the audience.
08:06But anyway, don't worry about that.
08:08Well, that's awkward if you're singing and I don't want to miss a thing.
08:10I mean, it's often if you're like in a, you know, it's people who are of a certain age
08:15in a matinee and they're all warm and cosy.
08:17I mean, I'd kind of love to die like that.
08:20But...
08:22So do you think at their funeral, they say like,
08:24oh, he died doing what he loved.
08:26Yeah.
08:26Watching Wicked.
08:28How many times have you been in a show where someone has died?
08:32Look, and I don't want to...
08:33For anyone who has had a family member who's died in the audience,
08:35I don't want to make light of it because I realise that that's a very serious...
08:38The girls are probably at home next to elderly family members thinking,
08:41hang on.
08:42Yeah.
08:43My sister was once in the audience of South Pacific
08:45and two separate people died.
08:47That matinee.
08:48Anyway, I feel like we've gotten into a dark place.
08:51Well, I was worried I was going to say something real messed up on...
08:57Surprise!
08:58It was me!
08:59Alright, at the end of that round, the scores are Miff, Royce and Sarah on four points.
09:02Alan, Lucy, Greg, six points!
09:08Alright, the next round is one out of three ain't bad.
09:10Each team will be given an obscure fact with three possible endings.
09:14You have to tell me which ending is the real one.
09:17Miff, Royce and Sarah, you start first.
09:19In an interview, Rose A from the K-pop band Blackpink revealed her post-music dream career is...
09:26A, own a coriander farm featuring a coriander inspired menu.
09:30B, establish a drinkable alcoholic liquid soap line.
09:34C, create a retirement home for Jack Russell Terriers and treat them like humans.
09:40One of those, remarkably, is correct.
09:43Well, look, if she was me, it would be C.
09:47Yeah, straight away.
09:48Jack Russell Terriers.
09:49I've got a Jack Russell dog.
09:51And when I was pregnant, I was worried that if my child came out looking not like a Jack Russell,
09:56I wouldn't be able to love him properly.
09:58I think Miff and I are going to do this anyway, actually.
10:03I'm quite fond of B.
10:04I like the idea of a drinkable alcoholic liquid soap.
10:07It's kind of like the iPhone, but not technology.
10:12You can have those two things so nicely separately.
10:16I do have to say as well, like, every liquid soap is drinkable unless you're a cow.
10:24We have to sort of look into her eyes and think, what does she want?
10:27We have to sort of take on the character of Rose A.
10:29I mean, I don't know much about Rose A and Blackpink.
10:31Are you a Blackpink fan?
10:33Yeah, I know she was born in New Zealand and then she grew up here in Australia.
10:38Yes.
10:39Yeah.
10:39Which makes the name Rose A sound slightly less exotic.
10:43Like a K-pop star named Rose A, you're like, oh, I wonder how she got that.
10:46Yeah.
10:46But an Australian called Rose A, you're like, oh, you're just named after what your auntie drinks on Christmas Day.
10:51It makes me think she's not posh, so let's get rid of coriander.
10:54Okay.
10:54I think that's middle class.
10:56Get rid of it.
10:56Now I'm thinking...
10:58Look, I want it to be the Jack Russell game.
11:00We want C to be true, so shall we go for the life we want?
11:02I hope it's right.
11:03Hello there.
11:04Okay.
11:05The correct answer is...
11:06Blackpink's Rose A revealed her post-music career dream is to own a coriander farm featuring
11:11a coriander inspired menu.
11:13What?
11:14I'm sorry.
11:15It's a bad dream.
11:17It's a horrible dream.
11:19Alright, Al and Lucy Gregg, your fact.
11:21The BG's 1970 album, Cucumber Castle, contained songs that, A, were from a TV movie in which
11:27Barry and Maurice played warring royals named The King of Cucumber and The King of Jelly.
11:33B, all contained vitriolic references to Robin, who had just left the band.
11:38C, all started with the word cucumber, with such songs as Cucumber Groove, Cucumber In My Pocket
11:44and Cucumber Rumba.
11:46Okay.
11:47I will bet money that it's not A because if it were A, there is no way that in my
11:53teenage
11:53years I wouldn't have smoked bongs and watched that.
11:57A hundred times.
11:58That is a valid argument.
12:00Well, I just don't know that the BG's were vitriolic.
12:03That's the only thing.
12:04They were like such nice guys.
12:06I know so little about the B, I don't know when Robin left the group, if he had left the
12:09group, I don't know if that's true or not.
12:10I mean, I think that's when he joined up with Batman.
12:13Yeah.
12:14But this is a family situation.
12:17So even people who appear to be, you know, great guys, when it's about family, they can
12:23just turn.
12:25Yeah.
12:25Yeah, right.
12:26And so B and C could be true, because it could be songs like Cucumber Groove but with bad intentions.
12:32Yes.
12:33What?
12:34And like, Cucumber in my pocket.
12:35Now look, I don't want to put you on the spot, but what is the bad intention that you
12:41might see in Cucumber Groove?
12:43It was more than I was thinking if it was family, it would be like an underhanded, like,
12:47you wouldn't say it outright, but you'd just say it slyly.
12:50Yeah.
12:50I feel like it could have been like a cucumber in the pants situation, because if you're in
12:54a band in the 70s, you're putting a cucumber down your pants so it looks like you've got a big
12:58hog.
13:00And they were making fun of him because they'd be like, he's just got a cucumber down there,
13:04his hog's actually tiny.
13:05And like, so they were making fun of him with cucumber references.
13:10You know what I mean?
13:11I feel like this makes sense in my mind.
13:13I feel like we're not getting towards an answer.
13:14That's the question where you're going.
13:15Um, so.
13:16What was the actual question?
13:18Just quickly.
13:21They released an album called Cucumber Castle in 1917.
13:25Right.
13:26And did they release it because all the songs were, oh, definitely C.
13:31Yep.
13:32Definitely C?
13:33Ah.
13:33C.
13:34C.
13:36Okay, the correct answer is, the Bee Gees 1970 album Cucumber Castle contained songs that
13:42were, A, from a TV movie in which Barry and Maurice played warring royals named King of
13:48Cucumber and King of Jelly.
13:50Well, I know what I'm doing this weekend.
13:57And honestly, we had a look at the movie to see if there was a funny moment that we could
14:01show you, and there wasn't one.
14:05It's so bad one of our researchers filed a work cover claim.
14:10I mean, that was, you're right, mad stuff like that happened in the 70s.
14:13Mm.
14:14Which brings me onto your parents' meeting.
14:17I know this is a link.
14:18Yes, okay.
14:19But your parents met in the 70s.
14:20Oh, yes, yes.
14:21In quite an unusual way.
14:22Yes.
14:23It is an unusual origin story, but of course me, my sisters thought this was how all parents
14:27met.
14:27Um, my dad was in a pop band, very briefly.
14:30And, um, my mum, when she was 14, um, started running away from home to go and see him.
14:37And, um, she used to sit outside his house with lots of other girls.
14:40And because she's tenacious, she waited until my dad left the band, and then sort of outweighed
14:46all of the other girls.
14:48And so she was the only one on his doorstep, and he agreed to go on a date with her.
14:52And then very shortly afterwards, they fell pregnant with me.
14:54Please use protection.
14:56And, um, um, yeah, that's, um, how they met.
15:00And so the band was called Flintlock.
15:02Flintlock was their name, yeah.
15:03And they appeared on shows like Top of the Pops and the like.
15:05Yeah, my mum said when she first saw him on TV, she just felt this absolute, like, surety
15:10that she was going to have children with him.
15:12Wow.
15:13I know.
15:13I felt that about many pop stars.
15:15Never happened to me.
15:17When me and my sister were 14, Robbie Williams left Take That.
15:20And that was our favourite band.
15:22So we ran away from home to go meet him, because he was filming The Big Breakfast.
15:26Because we thought this was how you would snared a husband.
15:29Wow.
15:30After that round, Miff Royston and Sarah are on four points.
15:34Alan, Lucy, Greg, six points.
15:40Alright, the next game tonight is called Give Me Some Kind of Sign.
15:43It's a new one.
15:44I'm going to give our teams a symbol or a punctuation mark.
15:48You have to name a band or artist that has that symbol in their name.
15:52So, the first symbol is a dollar sign.
15:55Miff, your team gets to go first.
15:58Name one band or artist with a dollar sign in their name.
16:01Um...
16:02Kesha?
16:03Kesha.
16:03Yes.
16:04Kesha is there.
16:06Yes.
16:06This side.
16:07ASAP Rocky.
16:08Down.
16:08ASAP Rocky is there.
16:11Back to Miff's team.
16:11ASAP Ferg.
16:12ASAP Ferg, now just Ferg, is there, correct?
16:17Uh...
16:17Big Dollar...
16:19Uh...
16:19Money Boy?
16:22Um...
16:22Big Money Dollar Boy?
16:23Not a band.
16:24Not a band.
16:26Not a band.
16:26Yeah, I thought I'd check.
16:27Miff's team, you win that one.
16:29Woo!
16:30Um, Alan's team, you get to go first this time.
16:32Uh, your symbol is a full stop.
16:35Name a band or an artist with a full stop in it.
16:36R.E.M.
16:37Correct.
16:38Uh, Miff's team.
16:39N.W.A.
16:40N.W.A., yes.
16:41Oh.
16:41Alan.
16:42Mick G.
16:44Uh, M-K.G-E-E.
16:46M-K.G-E-E.
16:47Yes.
16:48Miff?
16:48N-E-R-D.
16:50Yes.
16:51N-E-R-D.
16:52Alan?
16:52Uh, P-O-D.
16:54Correct.
16:55Miff?
16:55Ms. Lauren Hill.
16:57Ms. Lauren Hill.
16:58Yes.
16:59Alan?
17:03Um...
17:04Full stop...
17:06Full stop...
17:07Money Boy.
17:11Ah, time's up.
17:13I'm getting...
17:13That goes to Miff's side.
17:14Yeah.
17:17All right.
17:17Uh, Miss team, your symbol is exclamation mark.
17:21Oh!
17:21One.
17:23Oh, yes.
17:24Wham is one.
17:27Um...
17:27The Go team?
17:28Yes.
17:29Liv?
17:29I blame...
17:30Panic!
17:31At the disco.
17:32Yes.
17:32Yes, Panic at the disco.
17:33Is Rats Rats Rats one?
17:35Have I made that up?
17:36I feel like this is...
17:37Stop now!
17:38I feel like this is not a big Money Boy one.
17:40Oh, okay.
17:41I feel like I have a bit of a band called Rats Rats Rats.
17:43Commit to it and go.
17:44Go on.
17:45You've got this.
17:45Rats Rats Rats?
17:46Oh, yes.
17:47You get it for Rats Rats Rats.
17:48Yes!
17:49Are you?
17:49I'm not an idiot.
17:51Okay, Miff's team, can you come up with one?
17:53I'm out.
17:54I can't think of anything.
17:55Maybe we pretend someone put one in like Radiohead.
17:57Yeah.
17:58Make it...
17:58Make it exciting.
18:00Yeah.
18:01Less depressing.
18:02Radiohead have added one.
18:03Yeah.
18:06No, Radiohead don't have one.
18:08Alan's team get the point.
18:09Woo!
18:11Alright, at the end of that round the scores are Miff, Royston and Sarah are on six points.
18:18Alan, Lucy and Greg also six points.
18:25One member of each team will be singing well-known songs using the words of an unrelated piece of text.
18:30Your teammates have to identify the songs.
18:32Royston, you'll be singing for Miff and Sarah.
18:35You'll be getting your lyrics from Field and Stream's The Total Fly Fishing Manual.
18:39By Joe Chamele.
18:42Let's do this.
18:42Royston Gnoll, everyone!
18:44Woo!
18:45Woo!
18:46Alright.
18:48First fish I ever caught
18:50On a rod with a bluegill
18:53When I was ten years old
18:55I had no idea
18:58I was instantly
19:00In love with flying fishing
19:03And well presented
19:05Fly with a hook of fish
19:08I believe
19:10Flying fishing makes you think
19:13From where you stand to how you're flying hands
19:17Yes!
19:18Yes!
19:21Yes!
19:21Yes!
19:24It's blinding lights
19:25It's blinding lights by the weekend, correct!
19:27That was so bright!
19:28That was beautiful!
19:29Thank you!
19:31Song two please.
19:32Alright, here we go.
19:33Even the most complex flying fishing reels
19:38Are simply the average reel
19:42Yeah
19:43But still it behooves you to understand
19:48And utilize this vital gear
19:53Make no sudden moves
19:59When you've got a big trout on the line
20:05Don't make abrupt movements
20:10Quick moves, lost fish most of the time
20:14Sorry!
20:18That's Sam Smith
20:19Yes
20:20I know I'm not the only one
20:22Yes!
20:22Yes!
20:23Sam Smith not the only one, correct
20:24That was actually my audition song for Idol
20:27Yes!
20:27I was it!
20:28She totally released a fly fishing album
20:32Final song please
20:33This is so random, I love it
20:36The meat whistle
20:39And gully ultra crawl
20:41Are similar to skirted jigs
20:44But with the difference
20:46There's more wiggle
20:48Ayy
20:49Thanks to flexible furs
20:51And feathers are comparatively little weight
20:56Also plastic jerk baits
21:00Da da da da da da da
21:01Used to be conventional anglers
21:05You will have awesome strikes
21:09You might land the fish too
21:18It's The High Alive by Steve Winwood or Whitney Houston
21:21Three out of three, Royce and I
21:27Alan's team, it's obvious who's going to sing for you
21:30Greg
21:32You're going to take your lyrics from The Complete Idiot's Guide to Street Magic by Tom Ogden
21:37Wow
21:38Those are your songs
21:38Greg Larson, everyone
21:39Thank you
21:44Alright, first song
21:47Alright, okay
21:48Alright
21:49Disclaimer
21:50The accent I'm doing
21:52Okay
21:53It's not racist
21:54It's
21:55I'm trying to do the
21:57It's a European accent
21:59I'm bad at accents
22:04Wish I hadn't said anything
22:06Okay
22:08Okay
22:09People
22:09People
22:09Get into
22:11Magic
22:13For all sorts of
22:16Re
22:17Sounds
22:19Almost everyone
22:21Has
22:23Been
22:24Seen
22:25A magician
22:27Perform
22:27But
22:30Very few
22:31People
22:33Take the next step
22:35To
22:36Actually
22:38Woo
22:39Woo
22:40Woo
22:41Woo
22:41Woo
22:43Woo
22:43It's
22:44Um
22:45Oh So Quiet
22:47Beer
22:47Yes
22:48Yes
22:48It's also quite out of here
22:49Some too please
22:53Oh
22:56Believe it or not
22:57There's a discussion
22:58Right now in the magic world
23:01That's true
23:02Whether street magic is legitimate
23:05Whether it's a phase of fight or trend
23:08One thing is for certain
23:11It is
23:12A phenomenon
23:15Oh
23:16You'll be a force
23:18Oh
23:19You'll be a force
23:20Out of the streets
23:21You'll
23:22Learn
23:23Mind-blowing tricks and illusions
23:26You
23:28Can
23:30Magic
23:31I know you're starting to lose consciousness but we need a bit more
23:35I genuinely can't believe I'm saying this sentence
23:38Yeah
23:38But I think someone knows the answer
23:40Oh no it came to me straight away
23:42Woah woah oh yeah it kicks up my heart
23:44Yeah
23:45It kicks up my heart by Motley Crude
23:46Of course
23:50Of course someone knows the answer because that was a pitch perfect rendition
23:55Alright final song please
23:56Oh this
23:56I'm gonna butcher this one
23:58This
23:59Ah this one's gonna suck
24:02It's like you've just carved up two perfect stakes
24:05And gone
24:06But I'm gonna butcher this one
24:09Why is everyone laughing right now?
24:15A burning desire
24:17To perform
24:18A want to be
24:21On a stage
24:22Of some brand
24:24Of performing arts
24:26The time you feel
24:28Truly alive
24:31Go on
24:32It's Radio Gaga by Queen
24:34It is Radio Gaga by Queen
24:35Well done
24:36Greg Larson
24:40At the end of that round
24:41Al and Lucy Greg are on eight points
24:43Miff, Royce and Sarah
24:45Ten points
24:48Yes
24:50Alright it's time for the final countdown
24:53One point for a correct answer
24:54One point off for a wrong answer
24:56Teams hands on your buzzers
24:57Your questions start now
24:58Which Aussie rap artist's name comes from her pet dog and the street she lived on as a child?
25:03Yes
25:04Iggy Azalea
25:04Iggy Azalea
25:05Before departing the group in 2004 Brian McFadden was a member of which boy band?
25:10Westlife
25:10Westlife correct
25:11Name one of the real musical groups that guest star in the Simpsons episode Homer Palooza
25:16Smashing Pumpkins
25:17Smashing Pumpkins
25:18Correct
25:19Anyway
25:20Other than Ariana Grande name another actress to have portrayed Glinda the Good Witch in a musical movie
25:26Billy Burke
25:27In The Wizard of Oz
25:28Yes
25:28Casey Donovan's famous Logies performance showcased her rendition of which David Bowie song?
25:34Yes
25:35Heroes
25:35Correct
25:36Which London born singer's name means love in Albanian?
25:40Dua Lipa
25:41Correct
25:42Your final question
25:43On the cover of Frank Ocean's album Blonde
25:46What colour is his hair?
25:48Yes
25:50What?
25:50Is it green?
25:51Yes it's green
25:52No!
25:55At the end of the show the final scores are
25:57Alan, Lucy, Greg are on 12 points
25:59Miff, Royston, Sarah
26:0113 points
26:06Would you please thank all our guests
26:07Royston Knoll
26:09Sarah Patzko
26:11Lisa Durak
26:12And Greg Larson
26:14And our two team captains
26:16Smith, Warhurst
26:16and Alan Brough
26:20To close the show tonight, Rueva is going to perform a song from Tina Turner the musical
26:23that has become an Australian classic
26:25Thanks for watching Spicks and Specs
26:27My name's Adam Hells
26:28Goodnight Australia
26:53Thank you
26:56Thank you
27:06Thank you
27:08Thank you
27:36Thank you
27:38Thank you
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