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00:01Tonight, from across Australia and around the world, it's time to look back and unpack
00:07the week from The Cheap Seats, with special guest, Australian comedy legend, Glenn Robbins.
00:14And now, here are your hosts, Melody Gracewell and Tim McDonough.
00:20Good evening, thanks for joining us in The Cheap Seats.
00:23Great to have you company, so much to get through, a busy week of news.
00:27Let's start overseas, with that royal visit to the White House, which began with Camilla
00:32not knowing where to stand.
00:35And ended with Camilla not knowing where to stand.
00:39It's awkward though, because the King can only sort of move one step forward, left, or right,
00:45but the Queen can go anywhere.
00:47Exactly.
00:48In Camilla's defence, the name tag on the bottom read Diana, so she was a bit confused.
00:51That is very confusing.
00:53This was the state visit of Charles and Camilla to the United States.
00:57And the royals were welcomed in style.
00:59There was a traditional viewing of the troops, a 21-gun salute.
01:0322 if you count the assassination attempt, but he's fine, they're all fine.
01:09Charles then addressed a joint setting of Congress.
01:11And I love how US TV introduced the King to Americans.
01:15When the King speaks, you should think of him as if he were Gandalf in Lord of the Rings,
01:20or Dumbledore in Harry Potter.
01:23Of course, the difference is Dumbledore loved Harry.
01:26Yeah.
01:29The royal trip continued, and it was then on to the lavish state dinner.
01:34The King's gift, the bell from HMS Trump, a British sub that defended Australia in World
01:40War II.
01:41Did you ever need to get hold of us, or just give us a ring?
01:45The royal bell for the royal bell end.
01:48It's beautiful.
01:49No, that is the original Taco Bell, which Trump is very keen to have.
01:53By the way, the King's just doing prop gear?
01:56Prop comedy.
01:57The lowest form of comedy.
01:58The lowest form of comedy.
02:00Let's move on.
02:01Excited Americans got a glimpse of royalty.
02:03As the King and Queen's motorcade departed tonight, a hand emerged from a limo and waved.
02:10But whose was it?
02:12There's no way of knowing.
02:13Well, it wasn't the King's hand, because we've got that here.
02:19The lowest form of comedy.
02:23High five.
02:24Oh, God.
02:25Let's move on.
02:27And the President was next in Florida.
02:29And forget King Charles, Trump welcomed TV royalty.
02:32One of the things that President Trump does is he tries to solve problems that nobody else
02:38is even working on.
02:40Because he's the one starting the problems.
02:44No, he's solving problems.
02:46The President is solving problems every single day.
02:50A lion, a giraffe, a bear, and a shark.
02:53They say, which one is the bear?
02:58Madagascar 5 sounds awful.
03:00Sounds terrible, doesn't it?
03:01Oh, look, he's obsessed with these cognitive tests.
03:04You know, I'm the only President...
03:06I'm the only President to take a cognitive test.
03:09That's not a brag!
03:11That's not a good thing!
03:12I'm the only President to take an eye test.
03:14That means I have the best eyes in the world!
03:17If you think taking a cognitive test is a brag, that's why you need a cognitive test!
03:21In fairness to the President, though, these questions, they're tricky.
03:24These are tough questions, you know.
03:26They say, take a number, any number, okay, I'll take 99.
03:29Okay, 99.
03:30Multiply times 9, okay?
03:32Times 9, okay.
03:34Divide it by 3, good.
03:35I'm getting confused.
03:37Add 4,293, that's good.
03:40I need a calculator.
03:41Divide by 2.
03:43Let's start again.
03:45Subtract 93.
03:48Divide by 9.
03:50What is your answer?
03:51Sorry, can you repeat the question?
03:53Sorry.
03:54You actually worked it out, didn't you?
03:55What did you get?
03:56I worked out that you can write boobs.
04:01That is it.
04:02That is it.
04:05What do we say about prop comedy?
04:08Let's move on.
04:09The situation in the Middle East continues to bubble over,
04:11and an interesting update this week from Iran.
04:14They're contemplating measures like suicide dolphins.
04:18Kamikaze dolphins.
04:20Pretty sure those are the dolphins John West rejects.
04:24Look, we did get this update from Iranian state television.
04:28Our negotiations with the United States are not conventional or ordinary.
04:33Speaking of not conventional.
04:35Why are they coming to us from Hogwarts?
04:37Yes.
04:38Directed by Wes Anderson.
04:39It's amazing.
04:40It's one of the rooms being revealed this week on The Blockade.
04:44Just start again.
04:46It's good.
04:47So, with the war in the Middle East, the fuel crisis,
04:50and next week's federal budget,
04:52there are naturally a lot of questions for the Prime Minister.
04:55Spicy or mild?
04:57Spicy.
04:58I like hot food.
05:00Extra garlic or no garlic?
05:02Sorry to interrupt your Uber Eats order.
05:04There are things going on in the world.
05:07And also, extra garlic or no garlic?
05:10Surely there's a middle ground.
05:12Yes.
05:12Some garlic.
05:13I just had some garlic.
05:15Look, there are some very serious questions.
05:17Changing gear.
05:18Maffs or White Lotus?
05:19What are we doing?
05:20What are we doing?
05:21What are we doing?
05:22The garlic is good.
05:23It keeps Pauline Hanson away.
05:25It's perfect.
05:25The fuel crisis is affecting everyone, even...
05:28A circus troupe is walking a tightrope of its own
05:32as the industry is squeezed by high fuel prices.
05:35Surely you could fit quite a few clowns in one tiny car.
05:40Oh, let's move on.
05:42And there are other issues on the agenda.
05:44Exactly.
05:44Not the only sector affected by the fuel crisis.
05:47The world's biggest condom maker says
05:49it's going to have to increase prices by up to 30%.
05:53Now, when they say the world's biggest condom maker,
05:57do they mean they make the most condoms?
06:00No, they're enormous.
06:00They make one enormous condom.
06:04Well, enormous for some.
06:07Look, this begs the obvious question.
06:09Tiramisu or viennettos?
06:12Let's move on.
06:13Japan's Prime Minister, Sane Takeichi,
06:15has arrived in Australia for her first official visit
06:17since taking office.
06:18She was greeted at Canberra Airport
06:20by Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong last night.
06:23And I'm sure we'll have those pictures for you in a moment.
06:27Would you call that greeting?
06:29I'm not sure that's a greeting.
06:31It was a greeting.
06:31She got welcomed by Harold Holt,
06:33which was a lovely touch.
06:34A lovely touch.
06:35Yes, the Japanese Prime Minister is down under.
06:38She spoke at a press conference at Parliament House.
06:47This was a very important meeting
06:50with Australia committing to supply Japan
06:52with critical minerals,
06:53including gallium, nickel and graphite.
06:55Meanwhile, Japan have agreed to continue
06:57to supply Australia with Pokemon Ruby,
07:00Sapphire and Emerald.
07:01Critical minerals.
07:02And then it was entered the Cabinet Office
07:04for high-level discussions
07:06on energy, global affairs, the Indo-Pacific...
07:09What else?
07:09My honeymoon destination was actually
07:12to the Great Barrier Reef
07:14and I did scuba diving with my husband.
07:17This trip could have been an email.
07:18What is the point of this?
07:20No, it was huge.
07:22It was even covered on Japanese TV.
07:25Australiaに到着し,今日
07:28,首脳会談に臨みます. Now,
07:29if you're wondering what else
07:30is on Japanese news this week, this is
07:32no joke.
07:33Yes, I think you'd like to enjoy
07:34the outdoor leisure
07:36and the outdoor leisure
07:36and I'd like to take care of it.
07:39But I'd like to take care of it
07:40and I'd like to take care of it.
07:42This is the end of the episode.
07:46Whoa!
07:48Whoa!
07:48Whoa!
07:48Oh, my God!
07:49I think we have the translation.
07:51Which one is the bear?
07:52Exactly!
07:53We're going to go and try for you tonight.
07:55Mr. Glenn Robbins is here
07:57right after this.
08:08Welcome back to The Cheap Seat.
08:10And our special guest is standing by.
08:13This is Christine Keelback
08:15who stepped out of a car
08:17following a night out
08:17and was swallowed by a sinkhole.
08:21Night out to a night in.
08:22There we go.
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08:34It is so great to have them with us.
08:36It's great to have them on board.
08:37And speaking of being on board...
08:39A person from Florida spotted this dog
08:42on a jet ski from their balcony
08:44and started recording.
08:46Making it even more unusual
08:47is the dog's owner
08:48towing the canine
08:50on a water jet-propelled hoverboard.
08:53It's just good to see a dog on a lead.
08:55You know?
08:56That's all right.
08:57Under control.
08:58It is a kamikaze, Labrador.
08:59It's heading straight to the Strat of Hormuz.
09:01Moving on.
09:02The Liberal Party has retained
09:04the state seat of Nepean
09:06on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula.
09:09Aha.
09:09Huge news this election.
09:11Yes.
09:12Bad news for One Nation.
09:14They poll pretty well,
09:15but their candidate,
09:16Darren Hurkus,
09:17didn't win in the end.
09:18Let's check in with Darren now.
09:20We'll just go live now
09:21to Darren Hurkus,
09:22the One Nation candidate in Nepean.
09:23He's about to speak to the function here.
09:25It's been amazing.
09:27You're probably all wondering
09:28why I'm holding toilet paper.
09:30Okay.
09:32No, it makes perfect sense to me.
09:34I don't know, Darren.
09:35Why are you holding toilet paper?
09:38It's to give to the Liberal Party
09:40for all the crap they've done on me.
09:43Liberal Party leaders are like nappies.
09:45You have to change them regularly
09:46for the same reason.
09:49There's more tools there in blue
09:50than there is at the Bunnings Warehouse.
09:53Boom, boom.
09:55Yeah.
09:57Jokes aside.
09:58Jokes aside.
09:59Jokes aside.
10:00Don't worry.
10:01They were.
10:02He's now replacing Carl Sanderlans.
10:04Yeah.
10:05Hurkus and Jackie O.
10:06It's going to be great.
10:06Can we look at that again,
10:08just the picture of it?
10:09Like, he's got a photo of himself
10:10like he's performing at his own funeral.
10:13What's going on?
10:14What a way it was.
10:15He'll be back.
10:17Voters had different reasons
10:18for supporting their various candidates.
10:20And the reason is?
10:22Australian values.
10:23Because I want change.
10:24Just finished golf
10:25and I had to show up here.
10:26But, um,
10:27shit round,
10:28otherwise good day.
10:30Shit round,
10:31otherwise good day
10:31would be a great campaign slogan
10:33to be honest,
10:33but it's all about the biggest.
10:35Yes.
10:35Some locals used
10:36their democratic right
10:37to express themselves.
10:39For no jet ski party.
10:41But you're not actually a candidate.
10:43No.
10:44But I've got ideas.
10:48I love it.
10:50Hey, speaking of big issues,
10:51North Queensland politician
10:52Bob Catter
10:53has long argued
10:54for a cull
10:55of the state's
10:56rapidly rising
10:57crocodile population
10:58with his
10:59crazy-like-a-fox
11:00method of getting
11:01his message out.
11:02He's going to hit them
11:03with jet skis,
11:03I think.
11:04In North Queensland,
11:05that is a cognitive test.
11:06You've got lobster,
11:07you've got calamari,
11:08you've got...
11:09Bob was out there
11:10making his message clear.
11:12While also sporting
11:13his new line of shorts,
11:15they carry the slogan
11:16I've punched blokes
11:17in the mouth
11:18for saying that.
11:20Interesting,
11:21they're made in Lebanon,
11:22would you both?
11:22Oh, that is so cool.
11:23Yeah, yeah.
11:26Oh, don't say that.
11:27I've punched blokes
11:28in the mouth.
11:30Well, here at 10,
11:31we got the big exclusive.
11:32We managed to speak
11:33to Bob Catter.
11:34Do you like the taste?
11:36Yeah, yeah,
11:36and I'll often
11:38eat crocodile meat,
11:39you know,
11:40if it's on the menu.
11:42And as I say,
11:42it's low in cholesterol,
11:43it's a very healthy
11:44sort of diet.
11:46All right, Bob,
11:46great to talk to you
11:47as always.
11:49God bless all the listeners.
11:51You're on television, Bob.
11:52What are you talking about?
11:54All right, moving on
11:55and it's time now
11:56to welcome
11:56our very special guest.
11:59Mr. Glenn Robin.
12:01That's Glenn Williams.
12:02Glenn, there he is.
12:03Mr. Glenn Robin.
12:10You're going to do
12:11your eyes now.
12:12One.
12:13Wow!
12:14I adore him myself.
12:16And two.
12:18That's good.
12:19We are so excited
12:20to welcome
12:20Australian comedy royalty,
12:22Mr. Glenn Robin.
12:40Thank you so much for joining us.
12:44God, I'm a legend, aren't I?
12:45I just watched that tape.
12:47I'm good.
12:47I'm really good.
12:48Thank you for bringing
12:49those highlights in.
12:50Yes.
12:51I did some maths last night.
12:54Did you?
12:54Put your two ages together
12:56and I'm still older than you.
12:59Wow.
12:59Wow.
13:00Well, it's not hard.
13:01Tim is 12, so...
13:04Well done.
13:05We'll put the abacus away
13:06for a second now
13:06and say it's a good opening.
13:08I've started out well.
13:10More on that to come, folks.
13:11It's just, you know...
13:12No, Glenn,
13:13we have been trying
13:14to get you on our show.
13:15No, you haven't.
13:17It's a running joke
13:19that you haven't invited me on.
13:20I was day one with you
13:21in the office
13:22in your little typewriter.
13:23I was back there
13:24and I said,
13:25that boy,
13:26that boy,
13:27get into my dressing room
13:28straight away
13:28and I'll make sure
13:31he has a career
13:32and look where he is now.
13:34Yeah.
13:35And thank you
13:35for your mentoring.
13:37That's what we like to call it.
13:38No, we have been trying...
13:41Stop trying to cancel yourself
13:43and we have been
13:45trying to get you on
13:45for a while
13:46because you are
13:46one of our favourites.
13:47You're one of this country's favourites.
13:49We have so much
13:49to chat to you about.
13:50I'm excited.
13:51Not just in your back catalogue
13:52but what you've got on currently
13:53because, ladies and gentlemen,
13:54Glenn Robbins has a brand new show.
13:55Glenn and Mick,
13:56Celebrity Intervention.
13:58And good on you
13:59for promoting
14:01Cross Network.
14:02I mean,
14:02this is the 10 Network
14:03and I'm on the 7 Network.
14:05It's a different network.
14:06Now, for those of us
14:07who can't stand Channel 7,
14:08what is this?
14:11Well, for those of you
14:12who haven't seen it,
14:12what is the show all about?
14:13It's an intervention.
14:14It's a bit,
14:15this is your life.
14:16A little bit roast,
14:17it's a little bit
14:18because it's on Channel 7,
14:19Dr Harry.
14:21So,
14:22there are celebrities out there
14:24who are doing some things
14:25that need an intervention.
14:26I go out and get them,
14:27I hold their hand
14:28and we take them through it
14:29and they come out
14:31a better person.
14:31It's a community service.
14:32It's a community service.
14:34A bit like
14:34what you do.
14:37You might not be saying
14:38that at the end of this.
14:39Because we've been
14:40watching, haven't we?
14:40Yeah, it's great
14:41and we saw this.
14:42Okay,
14:43that's across there
14:44like that,
14:44like that.
14:45Lift up
14:46and
14:49nah,
14:50there we go.
14:51Now,
14:51let's just go around
14:52the set.
14:52There's nothing on the set.
14:54Nothing on you,
14:55nothing on me.
14:57Mutacles.
15:04Ball went in.
15:05Pants down.
15:06I'm not going to get my pants.
15:08I don't feel good.
15:10Can I just say,
15:11all out of context,
15:14you don't know what the lead up is,
15:15you don't know what the joke is,
15:16I'm having sex with Dr Chris's leg,
15:19you know,
15:20in context,
15:21that would have been a lot funnier.
15:22Seriously.
15:23It is very funny.
15:24We do notice something in that package
15:25and it's something that's...
15:26Something in that package.
15:29Specifically your package
15:30because there is a theme
15:31in your body of work, Glenn,
15:32that your body
15:34makes a lot of appearances.
15:35Yeah.
15:36Last team.
15:39Wow.
15:40Oh,
15:43Cass,
15:44quick.
15:46Wow.
15:47Can I say,
15:48that arse
15:48paid my mortgage
15:51and bought me
15:51a new set of golf clubs
15:52every year,
15:53so,
15:54I don't mind.
15:55To be honest,
15:56we think if anyone
15:57needs an intervention...
15:58Look out,
15:59I can feel like...
15:59It might be you.
16:00Oh, look out, look out.
16:02Can you stick around?
16:03Let's stick around
16:03and do a bit of an intervention
16:05with me.
16:07We've got to take a break.
16:08Actually,
16:08before we do take a break,
16:09speaking of commercials,
16:10you got your start
16:12in a commercial.
16:13I did.
16:13I hope you haven't got it.
16:14We do.
16:15I think we do have a...
16:15You know,
16:16there's more to Just Jeans
16:17than Just Dinners.
16:18I like these Just Jeans
16:19stretch cords.
16:20That's right,
16:21stretch cords.
16:22From top names like
16:23Nemo,
16:24Amco and Lee.
16:25Now,
16:26great looks are one thing,
16:27but great fit is another.
16:28All right.
16:34I am very good,
16:35aren't I?
16:36Can we see that
16:37final shot again?
16:38Please!
16:40That is a porn star
16:41in the making.
16:43Seriously.
16:44I just love it.
16:45Stretch cords.
16:46That's right,
16:47stretch cords.
16:48No-one's going,
16:48what?
16:49Stretch cords?
16:51Do they still make
16:52stretch cords
16:52after that ad?
16:53That was 1983.
16:55Wow.
16:56Yeah.
16:56Take us back.
16:57What was it like
16:58I wasn't like
16:59in the olden days?
17:00Because the year before
17:01our cords were so
17:02uncomfortable
17:03and not flexible,
17:04but then along came
17:05stretch cords.
17:06Along they came
17:06and there I am
17:08and I'm wearing them
17:09tonight.
17:09Yes!
17:10Sit down, sit down.
17:12We're just glad
17:13you're wearing clothes,
17:14Gwen.
17:14We are just glad.
17:15Can you stick around?
17:16Yes, please.
17:17I'd love to.
17:17We'd love to.
17:18More with the wonderful
17:19Glenn Robbins
17:19on the other side
17:20of this.
17:32Welcome back
17:33to The Cheap Seats
17:34and we're joined
17:35by Glenn Robbins.
17:37Glenn,
17:38let's go right back
17:39to the beginning.
17:40Oh, please.
17:41Where did it all start?
17:42Can you remember
17:43your first time performing?
17:44I did those commercials
17:46and then I did
17:47a thing on
17:49Prisoner.
17:50Would you remember
17:51that program?
17:52It was a...
17:53A classic Australian
17:54drama series?
17:55Yeah, yeah.
17:56And my acting
17:57was so bad
17:58they shot me
17:59in the end.
18:00Really?
18:00Yeah.
18:01Well, no,
18:01I was meant to be shot.
18:02The year is 1984,
18:03so one year after
18:05the discovery
18:06of stretch cords.
18:07Incredible, incredible.
18:08And here we are
18:09in Prisoner.
18:10You played a policeman
18:11out on a stakeout.
18:13Let's take a look.
18:17It's going to be
18:18a long, bloody night out.
18:19Yeah.
18:20Don't get too many
18:20good-looking sorts
18:21around here, do they?
18:30That is acting,
18:31ladies and gentlemen.
18:36Have you still got it, Glenn?
18:38I have.
18:39If I went to take a shot
18:40and went...
18:42Now, did you notice
18:43in that take...
18:44Yeah.
18:44We did notice.
18:46We did notice.
18:46Something that I did
18:47had to get a bit more
18:48airtime on my head.
18:50Watch this again
18:51and just note
18:51that even after Glenn
18:52had died,
18:53he was still trying
18:54to find the camera.
18:58He's died that way
18:59and then...
19:03That's a classy move.
19:08Well, speaking of
19:09lovable characters,
19:10you then went on
19:11to create some
19:11of this country's
19:12most iconic,
19:12beloved faces.
19:14Kel on Kath and Kim.
19:16Unbelievable.
19:22Like, one of this
19:23country's most loved
19:24pieces of television,
19:25what was it like
19:26being part of that
19:26ensemble?
19:27Oh, fantastic.
19:28Girls were wonderful.
19:30They used to struggle
19:32a bit with breaking up
19:34and Peter and I
19:37would not know
19:39what they were talking
19:39about and they would
19:40just start laughing
19:41hysterically.
19:42I would only lose it
19:44when I would dance
19:45with Kath and I
19:49would have to turn
19:50around and dance
19:50the other way.
19:51I was laughing so much
19:52at her dancing
19:53because when you dance
19:54with Jane Turner,
19:55it's just, you can't
19:57control it.
19:58So, yeah, but that
19:59was the only time.
19:59But, yeah.
20:00I think we have some
20:01vision of that
20:02dancing scene.
20:09Incredible.
20:10They are turning away.
20:12But those legs.
20:29Cal was getting his
20:30mojo back and that was
20:32the time that he found
20:33her attractive again.
20:35Thank God for the
20:35stretch cords, am I right?
20:37Because you are able to
20:38move unbelievably.
20:39You've had so many
20:40iconic characters.
20:41There was, of course,
20:41Russell Coyne.
20:43Exactly.
20:43Absolutely iconic.
20:47Which, of course,
20:48you worked on with
20:49Tom Gleisner,
20:50a friend of the show,
20:50our executive producer.
20:51And how did you and
20:53Tom get on?
20:53Because that was a
20:54match made in heaven.
20:56Well, Tom was...
20:56Partly because of the
20:57fact that you both
20:57died 20 years ago.
20:59Of course.
21:00No.
21:01Tom and I got on
21:02very well.
21:03There was only one time
21:04we had a disagreement.
21:05Really?
21:06Yeah.
21:07Over money?
21:09OK, two times.
21:12It was where the script
21:15said I had to shoot a
21:18scientist in the face
21:19with an extinguisher.
21:22Right, OK.
21:23And I went, Tom, I
21:24don't think that's funny.
21:25I think it's funnier if we
21:26shoot her in the vagina.
21:29Because you've always...
21:30Whoa!
21:31Because you've always
21:32been a champion of
21:33women.
21:33Yes, I have.
21:35And Tom said,
21:37Regina...
21:37We had an argument
21:38about which way it
21:39was going to go.
21:40I think Regina's
21:40a part of the paper.
21:41Oh, my God.
21:43Why don't we let
21:44her decide?
21:45Yeah.
21:48So, I just went,
21:49I reckon I can do
21:50the double.
21:51Oh, a trick shot.
21:52I can do a trick shot
21:53and I got both
21:54in one take.
21:55Let's have a look.
21:56This is the activating
21:57button here.
21:58But first of all,
21:59you must pull
22:00the safety pin.
22:02Oh, oh.
22:08The double.
22:09A true professional.
22:11He gets a challenge
22:12and he delivers.
22:14You made it sound
22:15like a trick shot,
22:16but when we watched
22:17that, that is a very
22:19deliberate...
22:20I've got the tone of the
22:21show down a bit,
22:22haven't I?
22:23Well, you and Tom
22:24worked out a lot of
22:25the scenes together
22:26and often you'd
22:28improvise and things
22:29would come to you.
22:30Is there a story
22:31about a time where
22:32you had a crocodile?
22:33You discovered a crocodile?
22:35Oh, no, we were
22:36in the car after a long
22:37day shooting and Tom
22:39said to me,
22:39tomorrow we can have
22:40a four-foot frozen
22:41croc.
22:42What do you want
22:43to do with it?
22:43And I was a bit tired
22:44and I said,
22:45how about Russell
22:45get spitting on the
22:46cock?
22:47And Tom went...
22:49He was like,
22:49I reckon it should
22:49be the face.
22:51It should be the
22:51arm of the face.
22:53And Tom went done
22:54and the next day
22:55I was in a...
22:57They put a lump of
22:58wood down my pants
22:59and then Susannah Mott,
23:00the producer,
23:01was sewing a crocodile
23:03onto my groin
23:04and the rest is...
23:05It feels like it's
23:06a breach of the
23:06Geneva Convention
23:07of the United States.
23:08But can we take a look?
23:11Just got to wait.
23:12Just move back.
23:13I'll draw into the
23:14shore a little bit.
23:15Draw back.
23:17Draw back.
23:18I'll just see if I...
23:19Yes, you do.
23:27Oh, my God.
23:29Yeah.
23:30That was the same
23:32crop that we used
23:34in another shot
23:34where it was meant
23:35to die and roll over
23:37and we couldn't get
23:38it to roll over.
23:39So we had to take it
23:40down to the petrol station
23:41and get it pumped up
23:42about the gun sticking.
23:43With hair?
23:44Yeah.
23:45Yeah.
23:46Got a bit of petrol
23:47and pumped a bit
23:48into the crocodile,
23:50took it back for the shot
23:51and it worked perfectly.
23:53What's the correct PSI
23:54for a reptile?
23:56Just imagine for a second
23:57that you're at the petrol
23:58station filling up
23:59and you see in the corner
24:00Glenn Robbins
24:01and Tom Gleisner
24:02air compressing
24:03a dead crocodile.
24:05That's unbelievable.
24:06Let's do it now.
24:07We've got a croc.
24:09Well, that's the thing.
24:09Sometimes things go wrong
24:11during the filming
24:12of Russell Coyne.
24:12Yes.
24:13Yes.
24:14Yes.
24:15Are you leaning
24:15towards something?
24:16I am leaning
24:17towards something
24:18because we do have
24:19this scene
24:20and I'm told,
24:21reliably told
24:21that this scene
24:22doesn't unfold
24:23the way it was supposed to.
24:24Just because you're
24:25out in the bush
24:25doesn't mean you can't
24:26enjoy some of the
24:27creature comforts.
24:28What we've got here
24:29is a bush shower.
24:31Now I filled it up
24:31with warm water.
24:33Yeah, but this
24:34didn't,
24:35the shower was meant
24:35to come straight off
24:36and go all over me
24:37and I couldn't get it off.
24:39So watch what happens here.
24:40I try to stay low
24:41so I don't reveal myself
24:42but I had to try
24:43and get up
24:43and then I turned it
24:44and it wouldn't come off
24:45so I start smacking.
24:47Now I start smacking it
24:48because it won't come off
24:49and then my arse comes out
24:51and then
24:53all too much.
24:56Wow.
24:59Yes.
25:00Brilliant.
25:01And that paid for my
25:03annual golf fees
25:05for that year.
25:06So the one time
25:07your arse was not meant
25:08to appear.
25:09That's what happened.
25:11So we see Russell
25:12getting into a lot
25:13of trouble sometimes
25:14and the question
25:15that gets asked
25:16by a lot of people
25:17all the time is
25:18do you do your own stunts?
25:19I do most of my own stunts,
25:21yes.
25:22At my age,
25:22it's amazing, isn't it,
25:23that I still do them.
25:25Yeah, so I'm quite proud
25:26to say that...
25:27So all of these stunts
25:29here, for example,
25:30this is all you.
25:31There's always one more
25:32thorny thistle to be sprayed
25:33before we knock this job
25:35on the head.
25:38That's you.
25:39That's you.
25:42That's you.
25:45That's you being impaled,
25:47is it?
25:47That's you.
25:48That's definitely you.
25:50I think I know
25:51where you're hitting here.
25:52Yeah, I think you do too
25:53because in a Cheap Seats
25:55exclusive,
25:56we can reveal that
25:57Glenn Robbins does not
25:58do any of his own stunts.
25:59those stunts are performed
26:01by the Russell Coit
26:04Dummy,
26:05which has joined us
26:06on set.
26:07Wow.
26:09Wow.
26:11Sorry, I was just laughing
26:15because they were trying
26:16to shield it from the audience
26:17and they had a pillowcase
26:19over his head.
26:20It looked like we're
26:20bringing in a hostage job.
26:23This is a life-size
26:25Glenn Robbins
26:26Russell Coit
26:26Dummy.
26:27Yeah,
26:28and we've had
26:29some times together.
26:33That's so amazing
26:34to have something like that.
26:35I know,
26:35it's weird.
26:36When I first saw it,
26:37I couldn't stop looking at it.
26:38It's bizarre.
26:39Who's funnier,
26:40living?
26:42I don't think you want
26:43to know the answer.
26:45Partly because it's dressed
26:46as Chris Lilley at the moment.
26:52Can we,
26:53can we,
26:53can we,
26:54can we get him to talk?
26:56Is that what you're
26:56learning towards?
26:57Would that be alright,
26:58Glenn?
26:58maybe,
26:58maybe,
26:59are we wrapping it up
27:00fairly soon?
27:00Fairly soon?
27:01Yeah,
27:01fairly soon.
27:02About five minutes ago.
27:04Maybe do a close-up
27:05of Russell Coit
27:06and I'll...
27:07Hey Russell,
27:07can you give us
27:08one of your classic
27:09all-Aussie catchphrases?
27:11Time to hit the road.
27:15Well, Glenn.
27:17Oh God.
27:19Thank you,
27:20not only for joining us
27:21on the desk,
27:22but for bringing
27:22so much light and laughter
27:24into the lives
27:24of so many Australians.
27:26I could be dead soon,
27:26so what are you going to do?
27:27What's going to happen?
27:28We thought,
27:29what better way
27:30to honour
27:30an incredible career
27:32than with this
27:33amazing piece
27:34of memorabilia
27:35of some of your
27:36body of work
27:36together at last.
27:40I'm incredibly touched
27:42and that will go
27:43in a very,
27:43very special place.
27:45Ladies and gentlemen,
27:46would you please
27:46thank the wonderful
27:47Glenn Robbins!
28:06time to talk more things showbiz.
28:08Would you please welcome
28:09the wonderful Mel Trasina!
28:13Hello,
28:14lovely to see you.
28:15Lovely to see you both.
28:16Big day for showbiz.
28:18Oh my gosh,
28:18huge.
28:19It was fashion's
28:20night of nights,
28:21the Met Gala.
28:23The theme for this year
28:25is costume art
28:27and the dress code
28:29is fashion is art.
28:30Whatever happened
28:31to smart casual?
28:32Exactly.
28:34Let's look at
28:35some of the outfits.
28:36So this is Jordan Roth
28:37smuggling in his plus one.
28:39Okay.
28:40It's giving kidnapping.
28:43I thought that was
28:44Glenn Robbins' dummy
28:45for a moment.
28:47Then we have
28:47Michael Braun
28:48modelling an apron
28:49I got from Big W.
28:51Mine says
28:52kiss the chef.
28:53Got it.
28:54But all eyes
28:55were on Katy Perry.
28:57Yeah,
28:58when you've got
28:58the Met Gala at one
28:59but fencing practice
29:00at two.
29:02So this was Katy Perry's
29:03look
29:03and all the media outlets
29:05were scrambling
29:06to capture the moment
29:06she revealed her face.
29:08The ABC nailed it.
29:10When, you know,
29:10you can take inspiration.
29:11Oh, here we go,
29:11here we go,
29:12here we go.
29:12Oh!
29:13Oh!
29:16What a tease!
29:17That is Katy Perry.
29:18That is Katy Perry.
29:21The red carpet arrival
29:22caught my eye.
29:23So I find this
29:24really interesting
29:25because this year's theme
29:26is costume art
29:28and the dress code
29:28is fashion is art.
29:31What is going on?
29:32I think that's a robot.
29:33I think it is.
29:34Wow.
29:35Educating.
29:35Analysis.
29:37Fun fact,
29:38that robot uses
29:39less auto-tune
29:40than Charlie XCX does.
29:41Wow, that's amazing.
29:42Can we see that robot again?
29:43Yeah,
29:44it's giving Panasonic.
29:47Am I nailing
29:48the fashion terms?
29:50It's giving up.
29:55The celebrities
29:56looked incredible.
29:56I would say
29:57they did not disappoint.
29:59Dickie put it
30:00a little more harshly.
30:01Sam Smith
30:02has arrived
30:03bringing some...
30:04Yeah, they have.
30:05Sammy bringing
30:05some 1920s glamour.
30:07He never fails
30:08to disappoint.
30:10He never fails
30:11to disappoint.
30:13I'm not angry, Sam.
30:14Just disappointed.
30:16It's giving oxymoron.
30:19Well, there was
30:20one disappointing look
30:22that we noticed.
30:23Amanda Seyfried
30:24was another one
30:25that I saw
30:25just kind of wearing
30:26a pink dress
30:27and sorry,
30:28that's just not good enough.
30:29A pink dress?
30:31Yes, I'm sorry,
30:33that's just not good enough,
30:34Maldressena.
30:37It's not good enough.
30:38You know me,
30:39I never fail
30:40to disappoint.
30:43There's tissues in here.
30:44Hang on.
30:46No, it's lovely.
30:47I'm just glad
30:47you survived the crash
30:48and that the airbags worked.
30:52You're not allowed
30:53to comment
30:54on a woman's airbags.
30:55Sorry.
30:56Sorry.
30:56Yes.
30:57Sorry.
30:58Yes, sorry.
30:59It's giving
31:00HR
31:01to inflate.
31:02Yeah.
31:03Let's move on.
31:04Okay, moving on
31:05from the Met Gala,
31:06let's take a look
31:07at the new season
31:08of SAS,
31:09Australia
31:10versus England,
31:11which is my version
31:12of the Ashes.
31:14It's over on Seven.
31:15There's a new batch
31:16of celebrities
31:16tackling intensive
31:18army training
31:18and representing Australia.
31:20We have singer
31:20and actress
31:21Natalie Bassingflate,
31:22former maths bride
31:23Jessica Power.
31:24Wow.
31:24How did they get them?
31:28So busy.
31:29No, but there are
31:30some big names,
31:31including friend
31:31of the show,
31:32Ryan Maloney.
31:33And of course,
31:33we all remember him
31:34from Neighbours,
31:35playing the lovable
31:36Toadie Rebecki,
31:37and he's just as lovable
31:39on SAS.
31:39Use your cups
31:40to drink in here
31:41so you've always
31:42got a full fucking bottle.
31:46Okay.
31:47Why is he doing
31:48an impression of my mum?
31:53Now Neighbours
31:54was a hit in Australia
31:54and the UK,
31:55so naturally,
31:56he became highly respected
31:57by his campmates.
31:58What's your name again?
32:00My name is fucking pissed off
32:02because now I've got
32:03two fucking wet things
32:04of clothes
32:05because people haven't
32:06fucking filled up
32:07their water bottle
32:07when all day
32:08I've been saying
32:09to do it.
32:10So yeah,
32:10I'm pissed.
32:13And is there
32:14a Mrs fucking pissed off?
32:19Also joining
32:20this season's cast
32:21is retired Olympic swimmer
32:22Mack Horton
32:23and I am busting
32:24to see how he faces
32:25challenges this season.
32:27Keep very still.
32:29Don't move.
32:39fucking hell.
32:41Pissing like a rhinoceros.
32:45Is pissing like a rhinoceros
32:47a phrase?
32:50Technically,
32:51they piss backwards.
32:53Rhinos?
32:54Rhinos,
32:55they piss backwards.
32:55Whatever,
32:56I'm cultured.
32:57I just know
32:58these things.
32:59And now
33:00for some music news.
33:01The Billboard
33:02Women in Music Awards
33:03were on over the weekend.
33:04It's an annual event
33:06held to celebrate
33:07female artists.
33:08Tiana Taylor,
33:09who is portraying
33:09Dionne Warwick
33:10in an upcoming biopic,
33:11was presented
33:12with the prestigious
33:13Visionary Award.
33:15Let's see her
33:15acceptance speech.
33:16Can I get the
33:17teleprop?
33:27Can I get the
33:28teleprompter?
33:31It's so inspiring.
33:34It's good to see
33:35women talk their truth.
33:37Clearly a man
33:38was in charge
33:39of the teleprompter.
33:40Okay,
33:40so she couldn't
33:41read her speech,
33:41but she handled
33:42the situation
33:43with grace,
33:44even when someone
33:45suggested that she ad-libbed.
33:46Ad-libbed?
33:46My speech is cute.
33:47They're gonna pull up
33:48this goddamn speech.
33:49Where's my speech?
33:51Oh, it says,
33:51Tiana Taylor,
33:52we have no script
33:53for you.
33:53Oh, no.
33:54Everyone exit
33:55stage right.
33:56Oh, no.
34:00She should have just said,
34:01God bless all the listeners.
34:02Yes.
34:03Exactly.
34:04I do want to give
34:05an honorable mention
34:06to the show's host,
34:07Kiki Palmer,
34:08who did a great job
34:09padding time
34:09when all of this
34:10was unfolding.
34:11Anyway,
34:12that's my little story.
34:12How much more
34:13y'all need me to tell?
34:17How is it going
34:18for y'all
34:19with dating?
34:20Let's get real.
34:23I was trying to do
34:24the Seinfeld theme song.
34:26Don't, don't, don't.
34:26That doesn't matter.
34:28No, that's fair.
34:29One of the trickier
34:30theme songs.
34:31In my head,
34:32it's like perfect,
34:33but I can't say it.
34:35Mel Dracina
34:35does her own stunts.
34:38Just before we go,
34:39what other animal facts
34:40do you know?
34:41Because the rhinos
34:42that only pee backwards,
34:43that's an interesting fact.
34:44That is an interesting fact.
34:45And I want to know more
34:46and where did you find that out?
34:47What other animal facts
34:48do you know?
34:49Off the top of your head?
34:50Off the top,
34:50about weeing?
34:52No,
34:54about anything.
34:55About anything
34:55in the animal kingdom.
34:57Hippos don't actually swim.
34:59They run along
35:01the bed of the river,
35:02the bank of the river.
35:04Did you know that?
35:05Did everyone know that?
35:07They don't swim,
35:08they run.
35:09Yeah,
35:09because they don't have
35:10a life raft like you think.
35:13They're not wearing floaties.
35:16Anything else,
35:17Mel,
35:18or is that your week
35:19in arts and entertainment?
35:21Mel,
35:22we have no script for you.
35:23Exit stage.
35:23Ladies and gentlemen,
35:24on that note,
35:25would you please thank
35:26Mel Tracina?
35:27CHEERING
35:40So much happening in sport
35:42across the country.
35:43Oh boy,
35:44it almost ended up
35:44landing.
35:45Yes,
35:45New South Wales winning
35:46game one of the
35:47women's state of origin.
35:49I'm going to say well done
35:50to Millie Elliot,
35:51who's back in the side
35:52after giving birth.
35:53You've been telling everyone
35:54that childbirth is so much
35:55harder than footy.
35:56Do you still feel like that
35:57after that game?
35:58You actually forget about
35:59childbirth.
35:59That was really hard,
36:01so...
36:02Sorry,
36:02can we just see the full shot?
36:04You actually forget about
36:05childbirth really hard,
36:06so...
36:07Interesting.
36:09Meanwhile,
36:10in the men's NRL,
36:10there's a lot happening.
36:11Tough week for the Melbourne Storm.
36:13Jerome Luai is the first player
36:14to join the PNG Chiefs.
36:15While the commentators
36:16are grappling with
36:17secret messages.
36:19Have a look at the
36:19bottom right-hand corner
36:20of the scoreboard.
36:21By the way,
36:22all game,
36:22Brandy,
36:23I've been trying to work out
36:2323-04-2026.
36:26There's always a hidden message
36:27there with a...
36:27No,
36:27that's the date.
36:29Wow.
36:30The Da Vinci Code,
36:31it's incredible.
36:32It's inside the minds
36:33of these commentators.
36:34Can we see that number again?
36:35No,
36:35he's right.
36:36That is the number.
36:372-3-0-4-2026
36:39when you times 99 by 9
36:41and add 4-2-9-7
36:43divide by 2.
36:44Oh my God,
36:44we got our answer.
36:45We got it.
36:45We got it.
36:50It's a win for arithmetic.
36:52Yes.
36:53Let's head to the AFL now.
36:55Whiteboard.
36:56Whiteboard gate.
36:56Whiteboard fiasco.
36:58Whiteboard picture.
36:59Confidential notes
36:59on a whiteboard.
37:00We're leaked online
37:01showing the strengths
37:02and the weaknesses
37:02of Essendon players.
37:04Okay,
37:05this was huge.
37:06And what was on the whiteboard?
37:08Under weaknesses,
37:10the Lions identified
37:11Ben McKay was low on confidence
37:13while Zach Merritt
37:14and Kyle Langford
37:15were labelled selfish.
37:17Wow,
37:17and if we look at that number,
37:18is that a secret code?
37:20No,
37:20that's their jumper number.
37:21Jumper number.
37:21That's their jumper number.
37:22that said,
37:23opposition whiteboards
37:24aren't new.
37:25That's right,
37:26and they're not just in the AFL.
37:27We also run a whiteboard
37:29on our opposition
37:30with their strengths
37:31and weaknesses.
37:33Got to be prepared.
37:33Let's run you through the board.
37:35So,
37:36my Renault rules.
37:38Strengths.
37:38The Bondi vet's jaw.
37:39It's a good jaw.
37:40That is a good jaw.
37:41That is a strong jaw.
37:42Under weaknesses,
37:43asbestos.
37:44We're not sure.
37:45We're not sure.
37:46We can't be sure.
37:46What else have we got?
37:47The floor.
37:48The strengths are
37:50the floor.
37:52The weaknesses are
37:53the rest of the building.
37:54Of course.
37:56And then under Big Brother.
37:57Yet to find any strengths.
37:59Can we see that?
38:00No strengths at the moment.
38:02We've got a slight weakness,
38:03though.
38:03The host
38:04and the lack of a roof.
38:07So,
38:07this is our whiteboard.
38:08We'll update that
38:09throughout the year.
38:10Back to you, Mel.
38:10Thanks so much, Tim.
38:12Let's go back to sport.
38:13Sorry,
38:13just one more.
38:14Prop comedy
38:15is the lowest
38:16form of comedy
38:19ever year, Mel.
38:20All right.
38:20Let's go back to sport
38:22and let's head
38:23to the States.
38:24Three times
38:25a Grand Prix winner.
38:26Kimi Antonelli wins
38:27the Miami Grand Prix.
38:29Yes,
38:29well done to Kimi Antonelli
38:30winning the Miami Grand Prix.
38:31Ozzy Oscar Piastri
38:32was P3 on the podium.
38:34But what can we...
38:37A mild applause
38:38from that.
38:39That's amazing.
38:40But what can we say
38:41about the winner,
38:41young Italian
38:42Kimi Antonelli?
38:43Look at those calves.
38:44Better than mine,
38:44aren't they?
38:45Eh, Simon?
38:46Good calves,
38:47Antonelli.
38:48Bravo.
38:50Right,
38:50sorry,
38:50I got distracted.
38:51Fair enough.
38:53That is my friend,
38:54Ted Kravitz,
38:54absolutely losing it.
38:56You have been following
38:57the GP, though,
38:58there's been some
39:00rule changes?
39:01Yeah,
39:01after the break
39:02due to the Middle East,
39:03there have been some
39:04changes to the
39:04technical regulations.
39:06Pretty complex stuff,
39:06but we'll let veteran
39:08expert commentator
39:09Martin Brundle
39:09break it all down.
39:10It's like your favourite
39:12slice of toast,
39:14all hot and ready
39:16to be eaten.
39:16You put some butter
39:17on it out of the fridge,
39:18the butter won't melt
39:20and it's frustrating.
39:21You slice the butter
39:22up a little bit more,
39:23spread it around,
39:24now you've got some
39:24delicious toast
39:26and hot butter.
39:29If anyone needs
39:30a cognitive test,
39:31I reckon
39:31it might be
39:32Martin Brundle.
39:33He's smelling
39:34burning toast
39:35after that.
39:36Well,
39:37that's my lint
39:37caught my eye.
39:38It's fair to say
39:39the camera crew
39:39got a little distracted
39:40after the race.
39:42Whichever way
39:42it stacks up though,
39:44the job that's
39:44been done over the
39:45winter was not
39:46what we were expecting.
39:49No.
39:50Wow!
39:52Look at those
39:53cars.
39:53I know.
39:54Those are some
39:54beautiful cars.
39:55And still the best
39:56overtake of the weekend,
39:57so well done.
39:58Well done.
40:00Well,
40:01moving on
40:01and staying in America.
40:03Here's
40:04Golden Tempo!
40:06Golden Tempo!
40:07And Cherie DeVoe
40:09make history
40:10in the Kentucky Derby!
40:12Golden Tempo,
40:13amazing,
40:14went from last to first,
40:15winning the Kentucky Derby,
40:16the first female trainer
40:17to win the Derby.
40:18And 24 million Americans
40:21tuned in to watch
40:22the action,
40:22the fashion
40:23and the fans
40:24at the tracks.
40:24The mayor of the infield,
40:26how are you?
40:28I'm a little woozy.
40:31Sorry,
40:32that's one of
40:32Glenn's new characters.
40:34Sorry.
40:34Apologies.
40:36Hey,
40:36just finally.
40:37Well,
40:37if basketball
40:38and netball
40:39aren't your thing,
40:40there is
40:40an alternative.
40:42An ancient
40:42ball game
40:43played over
40:443,000 years ago
40:46is making a comeback
40:47in Mexico City.
40:48Hard to get a group
40:49chat together
40:50to start that
40:51team,
40:51doesn't it?
40:52Yeah.
40:52I'm just so glad
40:53that 10 finally
40:54have the rights
40:54to an exclusive sport.
40:56This is great.
40:57Forget the AFL,
40:58the NRL,
40:58this ancient game.
41:00How do we play?
41:01Players use their hips
41:02to hit a heavy rubber ball
41:04across a court
41:05with the members
41:06of one team
41:08traditionally decapitated
41:10after the game
41:11to appease the gods.
41:14I'll stick with netball.
41:17You should do that
41:18on the weekend
41:18in your social netball.
41:19You decapitate
41:20the losing team.
41:22Hair if you need,
41:22with a machine.
41:24Ah, look,
41:25thankfully,
41:25the rules have changed.
41:27Fortunately,
41:28that rule
41:28has been disregarded.
41:29Oh, it's political
41:31correctness gone mad!
41:33The woke agenda
41:34got out of control.
41:35You can't behead someone
41:36without someone
41:37asking questions.
41:38Exactly.
41:39What happened
41:40to this country?
41:41Mind you,
41:42not the weirdest contest
41:43we saw this week.
41:44That is on the other
41:45side of this
41:45as we wrap things up
41:46from the Chiefs.
41:59Hey, welcome back
42:00to the Pete Seeds.
42:00Thank you so much
42:01for watching us this week.
42:02And before we go,
42:04let's head to Adelaide.
42:05Lord Darth Vader
42:06marched into Rundle Mall
42:07today to conquer
42:08once more.
42:09I'm Lord Vader.
42:10I'm taking the mall's balls
42:12by my new desktop.
42:14How did we not
42:15get to this earlier?
42:16How did we not
42:17get to this earlier?
42:18Someone came to Earth
42:20and visited Adelaide?
42:21Come on!
42:22That's incredible.
42:24Speaking of mall's balls,
42:25I think we saw
42:25Glenn Robbins' mall's balls
42:26a few times tonight.
42:27This was yesterday.
42:28Star Wars Day.
42:30May the fourth be with you.
42:31In a council
42:31far, far away,
42:33stormtroopers
42:34Jim and Jason
42:34transform their garbage truck
42:36into a makeshift
42:37space cruiser.
42:39Time to take out
42:39the galactic waste.
42:42Except it's
42:43Galactic Recycling Week
42:44this weekend.
42:46Do you think
42:47Ewoks are rubbish
42:48or are they
42:48in the Fogo bin?
42:50What's a Fogo bin?
42:51What's a Fogo bin?
42:53Oh, I forget
42:53you have staff
42:54who put out
42:54your rubbish.
42:57It's food
42:58and organic
42:59food,
43:00organic
43:03greens
43:05and
43:06organic.
43:07Organic.
43:09It's like
43:09where your compost goes.
43:11It's fear of
43:11guessing out.
43:13It's where we'll be
43:14putting these scripts
43:15in the not-too-distant
43:16future.
43:18What else is
43:19happening in the world?
43:20Yes.
43:21170 contestants
43:22taking part
43:23in a power
43:24napping competition.
43:26Wow.
43:27You want to pick up
43:28your script now?
43:29Probably.
43:30Oh, I just saw
43:31the balls balls.
43:38Hey, people are
43:39waiting for the
43:39late news.
43:41People need the
43:42news.
43:42No, they need
43:43this news.
43:44No, they need the
43:44news.
43:45I mean, they don't
43:45need it urgently to
43:46watch it at five
43:46o'clock, but they
43:47need the news and
43:48this is the news.
43:49This is a napping
43:49competition in South
43:51Korea.
43:52Let's meet the
43:52competitors.
43:53I usually don't
43:54sleep well.
43:55I struggle to
43:55fall asleep and
43:56wake up easily.
43:58It's hard to know
43:59what the issue is
44:01with their sleeping
44:02arrangement.
44:04No, this is a
44:05power napping
44:06competition.
44:07Exactly.
44:07And speaking of
44:08which, it is about
44:099.40.
44:10Which means it's
44:11getting quite late.
44:11Can we check in on
44:12our audience?
44:13How are they going?
44:14Oh, they've entered
44:14the power napping
44:15competition as well.
44:17Sorry, that's the
44:17Studio 10 audience.
44:18My apologies.
44:20It's so uncomfortable.
44:21They either found
44:22that not funny at
44:23all or they are
44:24doing a great job.
44:26Actually, can we
44:26just check in?
44:26Speaking of napping,
44:27can we check in
44:27with the green room?
44:28Oh, that's lovely.
44:30That's beautiful.
44:32On that note, a big
44:33thank you to Glenn
44:33Robbins for joining
44:34us.
44:35Thank you to
44:36Melchizedek and I
44:37will see you next
44:38week, right here
44:39in the book.
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