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00:00Tonight, join Kitty Flanagan, Pete Hallya, Ron Lewis, Ed Cavalli and Sam Pang as we look
00:11back on the week and ask, have you been paying attention?
00:16And now, the Quizmaster General, Tom Grysler.
00:21Good evening Australia, thanks for joining us as we look back at the week in quiz show
00:25form.
00:26It's been a busy seven days, but I think we've got just the team in to help piece it together.
00:31She recently took home an Actor Award for Best Acting in a Comedy, add that to the three
00:36Logies, it's Kitty Flanagan.
00:40Soon to be seen at the Sydney Writers Festival, it sounds a little highbrow for Pete Hallya.
00:46Still touring the country with her hit show, Who's Talking?
00:49I'll tell you who, it's Bron Lewis.
00:51A man surviving tonight on nothing but his own protein powder, Ed Cavalli is in the
00:58building.
00:58And then look at that.
01:00And finally, he's hosted Eurovision, the Logies and his own Tonight Show, They Don't Come Any
01:05Bigger Than Sam Pang.
01:08Welcome back, Bron, first time this year.
01:12Oh, thank you.
01:13And you've been touring with your show, Who's Talking?
01:15I have, all around Australia.
01:17And it's about your time as a high school teacher?
01:20Yes, I was a high school teacher and actually at the start of the tour, I went to the suburb
01:24where I first started teaching and I said to this audience, I said, oh, last time I was
01:28here, I was teaching and I taught this kid who brought bullets to my class.
01:32He was awful and his name was and I said his first and last name and then a woman stood
01:37up and she went, that's my son.
01:39OK.
01:40And I said, ah, is he enjoying prison?
01:45Yeah.
01:46Why did you leave teaching, Bron?
01:48Because kids brought bullets to the class and said, keep up, what are you doing?
01:51That's great for an affair with a student, Franz.
01:53And did the tour go smoothly from then on?
01:57Ah, almost, almost.
01:59I mean, there was a mishap at one point in Canberra.
02:02Well, wardrobe mis-malfunction there.
02:06Yeah, that's all right, that's OK.
02:09That was my application for a Zempic.
02:11Right.
02:12Hey, Pete, great to see you again and I see from your socials, you have a new book house.
02:17No way.
02:17Yay!
02:18There we have it.
02:21Detective Galileo, what's it about?
02:23It's a book about a trail horse, Galileo, who dreams of becoming a detective and joining
02:29the police force.
02:30Police force.
02:30And he joins the police force and he realises they don't actually solve crimes, they just
02:34ferry the police officers on their back.
02:36Yes.
02:36So he sets up his own detective agency.
02:38It's based on a true story.
02:41It's the only detective agency run by a horse.
02:44We fact-checked it and it's a junior fiction.
02:48But you didn't fact-check the name because the real Galileo invented the telescope.
02:52Not the magnifying glass.
02:56Shut up, Ed.
02:59Also, is Galileo the name of the horse you rode here tonight on?
03:02Is there anything?
03:06Give a shot of these.
03:07It's triple Devin!
03:07In fact, I'm wearing a Devin G-banger as well.
03:15That's four.
03:16Four, Dan, and that's known as a Texas tuxedo.
03:20And you are rocking it.
03:21Hey, Pete, this caught our attention over the weekend.
03:23You were hosting the Australian Housing on Earth.
03:26Ed, Ed, Ed, Ed.
03:27Ed, Ed, Ed, Ed, Ed, Ed, Ed.
03:28Ed, Ed, Ed, Ed, Ed, Ed, Ed, Ed.
03:28So I'm saying children's books, corporate gigs, you are...
03:32What are you doing?
03:33They did ask for you, Ed, but they could only afford me.
03:39I did that in 2023.
03:41They said I was the best they'd ever had.
03:42I did a gig recently, this is true, for a car company, Ed,
03:47and I was approached by somebody and said...
03:49They go every year and they say,
03:50I always get a photo with the emcee,
03:52except one, they wouldn't have a photo.
03:54And I said, who was it?
03:56And you couldn't imagine how much joy I felt
03:58when they said it was Ed Cavendish.
04:02No photos, Ed?
04:03Nah.
04:04Gee, and cash only.
04:05You've got a lot of smiles on your gig.
04:07Hey, folks, Kitty Flanagan is back in the house.
04:12Now, we last saw each other on the Gold Coast
04:15at the Actor Awards.
04:16Yes, we did.
04:16Well, you were doing a crossword in the audience.
04:20That's not the point of this anecdote.
04:21You were presenting with Anne Edmonds.
04:24Yes, I was.
04:24Oh, there's me and Ed, eh?
04:25Yep.
04:26And you were the first award up on the night?
04:29We were, and Russell Crowe introduced us,
04:31which was very exciting.
04:33It was nice to meet Rusty side stage,
04:35and when I say meet, I mean he walked past us.
04:38That's a myth.
04:39He looked at me, obviously looked a bit familiar,
04:41and he went, ah, g'day.
04:43Love.
04:43And, ah, I think we're dating now.
04:49Congratulations.
04:50All right, I think we should get into some questions.
04:53How about hands-on buzzers?
04:55At his inauguration yesterday,
04:57Pope Leo XIV was presented with two items,
05:00a gold ring and a...
05:02..brawn.
05:03A certificate of authenticity.
05:05For the ring?
05:06No, it's a real ring.
05:07A gold ring, Anna.
05:08For Ed.
05:09It's like a lamb sort of hammock.
05:12What?
05:13Yeah, no, actually, it's close.
05:15It's a strip of lambs known as the paleo.
05:18Oh, you mean like a ball hammock.
05:19Thanks for you.
05:20Thank you very much, yes.
05:21Oh, I've got one of those, but in denim.
05:22LAUGHTER
05:23That is the papal G-string you're looking at.
05:27Ed, points are yours.
05:29Here's something you don't see every day.
05:31What is going on there?
05:37Kitty.
05:38So exciting.
05:39Albo got my gift.
05:40Hey!
05:42Congrats, Albo, congrats.
05:44Kitty, do you have one of those?
05:45Do you have the cat pram?
05:46Do I have one of those?
05:47Sorry, yeah.
05:49It's Albo and it's a cat.
05:51Give me a bit more, Sam.
05:52He's over visiting Indonesia
05:54and that cat belongs to the Indonesian Prime Minister.
05:59Ah.
05:59The president, but I'll give you the points anyway.
06:01Oh, they all look the same to you, don't they?
06:03LAUGHTER
06:04All right.
06:05Interesting words from President Trump.
06:07I think very good.
06:08Yum, attractive, gay, just gay.
06:11Who's he describing?
06:13Ron?
06:13P. Diddy?
06:14Well, probably...
06:15Well, in Donald's world, they...
06:17Sam?
06:18Now, this is the first sign that he's losing it, Tommy.
06:20He's describing Melania.
06:22Is...
06:22LAUGHTER
06:23This guy doesn't know what's going on anymore.
06:26It's someone who's...
06:27He's lifted sanctions on this particular regime.
06:29What's the name, Sam?
06:31It's the...
06:31The, uh...
06:32President or Prime Minister of Syria.
06:35Yes.
06:35Syria.
06:36I think our president.
06:37President, indeed, Syrian president.
06:38And by the way, Trump's spot on.
06:41About...
06:41Tough guy, young guy, good looking.
06:43Handsome, young, attractive, yeah.
06:45Hard to argue with.
06:45Lovely.
06:45Of course, both Donald Trump and our Prime Minister have been on overseas trips this week with
06:50similar welcomes.
06:51Donald Trump given a lavish welcome.
06:54An extravagant reception in Jakarta.
06:56Indonesians rolling out the red carpet there.
06:59Donald Trump has been criticised this week for accepting what gift?
07:03Pete.
07:05I'm hoping it's a beef wellington from country Victoria.
07:09Not...not food, Kitty.
07:11I think it was one of those, um, vagina-scented candles and he made a real grab for it.
07:17Oh, one of Gwyneth Faltrow's candles.
07:20No, it wasn't a candle.
07:21Uh, Braun.
07:21No, it was a jet.
07:22Wasn't it a jet?
07:23A luxury plane from Qatar.
07:25Oh.
07:25Yeah.
07:26He wanted Greenland, but he got the plane and that's close enough.
07:28Tommy.
07:29Q-A-T-A-R.
07:31How did you pronounce it?
07:32Qatar.
07:33How do you go?
07:34Well, I thought it was Qatar.
07:36Audience?
07:37But hang on, Tom also plays the gutter.
07:46That's why he gets away with it.
07:48All right, this controversial statue in Slovenia has gone missing.
07:52Who was it a statue of?
07:54Kitty.
07:56It's a statue of, um, Melania, I think.
07:59And I think she's the one that made it go missing.
08:03You're absolutely right, Kitty.
08:05Because she's from that...
08:06Oh, it's just been art of the world.
08:08It was by a four-year-old.
08:10That's a tribute.
08:11It's made out of macaroni.
08:13Points are yours, Kitty.
08:14King Charles was unable to attend the Pope's inauguration.
08:18Who was sent to represent him?
08:20It's a staunch monarchist, Tom, you know that.
08:23They sent Queen Latifah.
08:28Featner.
08:30France.
08:31It was Prince Philip.
08:31Philip, it was really grim.
08:33It was.
08:34So they were just sending the urn.
08:35Who was sent to represent him?
08:36That's the best one.
08:37Prince Edward, uh, Tom?
08:39He went?
08:39Correct.
08:40Oh, the royal family members have been ranked.
08:43Who's the most popular?
08:45Ron.
08:46Is it Queen Latifah?
08:47It's...
08:47No, you're telling me she might come in third.
08:50Kitty.
08:50Is it a palace insider?
08:52Because they're always talking to someone.
08:53They are.
08:53They're very popular.
08:54Palace insider's or gal pals.
08:56Uh, Pete.
08:59King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard.
09:02That's not for the kids.
09:03That's not for the kids.
09:04He's on the balcony, Sam.
09:06Ranked in terms of what popularity.
09:07Yeah.
09:07Yeah.
09:08William seems to be the one who's...
09:10Jeez, Prince Harry's aged in the back in the green.
09:12He's, uh...
09:14That is his name.
09:15Sam, you've got to...
09:16We've got to take a break.
09:17Back with more.
09:18Have you been having a...
09:18APPLAUSE
09:19The Prime Minister has kicked off a whirlwind...
09:35Whirlwind...
09:35Whirlwind tour...
09:36He brought with him...
09:37The baby dog...
09:38Meanwhile...
09:38The hopes of our entire nation...
09:40Rest on women in leadership...
09:41Progressive patriotism...
09:42But also...
09:43Absolute idiots...
09:44A lot of people are stupid...
09:45There's a lot of people saying...
09:46Glass, glass, glass clip...
09:47I don't step back from that...
09:49We can walk and chew gum at the same time.
09:51Expect the unexpected.
09:54APPLAUSE
09:54We're back to Washington.
09:57Have you been coming?
09:58Tensile on skin and penplay.
10:00Hands on buzzers.
10:02We'll start with some travel news.
10:04Holidays are about to get a lot easier and cheaper...
10:06For South Australian travellers.
10:08Ooh, easier and cheaper.
10:09What's happening?
10:10Ed, Qatar's given them so many planes...
10:13It actually doesn't involve Qatar, Sam.
10:16No, it's Qatar.
10:17Well, I'm...
10:18Going with the group, Qatar.
10:21Anyone know what's happening there, Pete?
10:23They can, uh...
10:24Deposit their bottles to get their ten cents at the airport now.
10:28That wouldn't do it.
10:29Sadly, not the answer...
10:29Brom, what's happening?
10:30No, they've announced that they're doing international flights
10:33outside of Adelaide,
10:34but please note there is no demand for flights into Adelaide.
10:37Well, I can't speak for that, Brom,
10:38but, yes, they've reintroduced international flights.
10:41Well, it's been a busy week for Anthony Albanese.
10:42The Prime Minister has coined a new slogan
10:45to define his next term in office.
10:47What's the slogan?
10:49Brom?
10:50Guess who's back.
10:51That's nice, Will.
10:52It's strong, it's powerful, it knows.
10:54Kitty?
10:55Uh, is it lower prices are just the beginning?
10:59That's...
10:59That's where we...
11:00Brom, help me out.
11:00Is it, um, progressive patriotism?
11:03Well, good skills.
11:04I don't know what it means.
11:05Either way, Brom, point to yours.
11:06Oh, another week, another internet scam.
11:09A British woman has lost her life savings
11:11after believing she was in a romantic relationship
11:14with television star.
11:15Who was the star, Pete?
11:17Why do you string these women along, Tom?
11:19Why do you...
11:19Not me.
11:22Who was the star?
11:24Sam.
11:26Well, it's Dr Chris Brown.
11:29And...
11:29Who is?
11:31Either way, it's the last photo of that dog alive.
11:35Are we sure...
11:37Are we sure that it was a scam?
11:39Yeah, because he started talking about his hit renovation show
11:41and they knew it was obviously a lot of...
11:43They knew it was lying.
11:45That was just...
11:46Yes!
11:47Going anywhere.
11:48Yeah, it was Chris Brown.
11:49Sam, points are yours.
11:50All right, it's time to roll out the red carpet
11:51for a bit of this.
11:58And tonight's showbiz segment is proudly brought to you
12:01by the Mitsubishi Pajiro Sport.
12:02Take it to the next level.
12:05Yeah.
12:07That's another...
12:07Where'd you go?
12:11Where'd you go?
12:11Yeah, that's where you're going.
12:13You're going to go.
12:14You're going to go.
12:15You're going to find one.
12:16All right.
12:17The Cannes Film Festival banned what from this year's red carpet?
12:22Kitty?
12:23I think...
12:23Was it Labradors?
12:24Because the hair just gets everywhere.
12:25It's...
12:25They're not...
12:26It wasn't dogs, but it was something on the red carpet.
12:29Sam.
12:29Denim?
12:30OK.
12:30Thanks to Judi Dench.
12:35Nudity.
12:35Nudity indeed.
12:37To a dramatic moment in London.
12:39We're watching Tom Cruise stand on the roof of the BFI IMAX right now.
12:43Hello.
12:44What is he doing?
12:46What is he doing?
12:48What's Tom doing?
12:49Kitty?
12:49Is he trying to get phone reception?
12:51Is that...
12:51Is it London?
12:52That's OK.
12:53Hey, what's Tom doing?
12:54He is there for the launch of the new Mission Impossible, the final franchise.
12:58Dead Reckoning, I believe it's called.
12:59Tom.
12:59Would you say the final Reckoning?
13:00I would say the final Reckoning.
13:01I would say the final Reckoning.
13:03Tom was, of course, at the London premiere where 9's Richard Wilkins got the big interview.
13:08Tom, Richard.
13:09How are you, man?
13:10Hey, buddy.
13:10Good to see you.
13:11Michael's ready for this.
13:12OK, I'm going to come right back.
13:15Oh, I believe we have some special video quiz masters standing by.
13:19Hi, Tom.
13:20Hi, everyone.
13:20It's Tony Armstrong here.
13:21And Courtney Act.
13:23We are in Switzerland right now, but what for?
13:27What are Courtney and Tony doing together in Switzerland, Pete?
13:30I love it when good people find each other.
13:33It's not a romance.
13:34It's a professional engagement, Sam.
13:37They're in Switzerland because they got on a Jetstar flight to Bali.
13:44Kitty?
13:45I'm not sure, but are they there for two very different events?
13:48Because the dress code seems different.
13:50White fiend, uh, uh, Pete.
13:53They are there for Eurovision.
13:54Let's see if you're right.
13:55We're here to host Eurovision on SBS and we are pumped.
13:59Yes, Bron?
14:00Are you upset he stole your look, Pete?
14:02It's not true.
14:03I'll be having words.
14:06Well, I believe we have a video quiz master standing by in Switzerland.
14:10Hi, Tom.
14:10Hi, everyone.
14:11My name is Gojo and I'm representing Australia at Eurovision.
14:15And my song is about what type of man?
14:20Hmm, what type of man, Bron?
14:22Pete, are you upset he stole your look?
14:24Come on.
14:25There will be words.
14:27Kitty, what is, uh, what is Gojo's song about?
14:30Um, you've got to work it hard to be a solo man!
14:33It's like a milkshake, I think it was.
14:43You think his song is about milkshake man or something?
14:45Milkshake man?
14:46Let's, uh, see if you're right.
14:48That's right.
14:48It's the milkshake man.
14:54A Netflix documentary about fitness influencer Brian Johnson launched this week.
14:59What does he famously eat?
15:01Kitty.
15:02Children.
15:04More specifically, Pete.
15:06Kinder surprises.
15:07Well, no.
15:08He looks like a tough guy, but what do you see with the little mini yo-yo?
15:10It's very cute.
15:12Anyone know what he famously eats?
15:13Uh, yeah.
15:1440 up protein powder.
15:15He was...
15:16Protein powder.
15:18Uh, Pete.
15:19Is this the raw, the raw meat or raw liver?
15:22Liver?
15:22Raw liver and, and other raw meat.
15:25Huge moment on MasterChef.
15:27Bonjour, everyone.
15:28Bonjour.
15:29Give it up for the one, the only.
15:33Who was it, Kitty?
15:35Is it Jesus?
15:40Finally.
15:42Pete.
15:43Judging by the fire, is it Chef Blair?
15:48Give it to him.
15:49That's good enough.
15:50It is, of course, none other than...
15:52It was like a Frenchie, it was like some French, there was a Frenchie that they were all fired up about.
15:57Unless someone
15:58Someone can go with the name, Sam.
16:00Yeah, it's the famous, uh, French chef...
16:03Michelle...
16:05Gaton...
16:06Gaton...
16:09You play.
16:11Okay.
16:11No-one is telling you, this show precedes us on the network, so we're all watching before we came on tonight.
16:18It's, of course, he's one of the judges on MasterChef.
16:19Look, we all love him, we just, his name escapes us.
16:22Sam.
16:22I don't know if you picked up, right?
16:23I don't know if you picked up right, we may not know the answer.
16:26LAUGHTER
16:27When you, and I guarantee this, when you give us the answer, we will not know who it is.
16:33That's what you do, it's, it's Jean Christophe, he's, he's one of the judges.
16:37Oh, yeah.
16:38Oh, yeah.
16:39Jean Christophe.
16:40That guy.
16:41That guy.
16:42He doesn't even know who he is.
16:44He does, and we do.
16:46He's amazing.
16:47He's amazing.
16:48He means Christophe.
16:49Kitty was right with her first answer.
16:50Bang on.
16:51LAUGHTER
16:52We've got to take a break, back with us.
16:55We've got to take a break, back with us.
16:56CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
16:59We're back to watching Have You Been Paying Attention, and it's time to meet our special guest quiz master.
17:12She's one of the most popular Irish authors ever.
17:15Her books have sold over 40 million copies worldwide, all the way from a little town outside Dublin.
17:21Please welcome Marian Keyes.
17:23CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
17:26Welcome, Marian.
17:28Come on in.
17:29Welcome back to Australia.
17:30You've been here quite a few times.
17:31I have.
17:32Indeed.
17:33Do you have a favourite part of Australia?
17:34Well, my best friend Kate moved to live near Perth during the pandemic.
17:39So it's Perth now, because I see her when I'm there.
17:42But it's lovely.
17:43Everywhere is lovely.
17:44They're so friendly and nice.
17:45Because you're hugely popular out here.
17:46Do you get recognised in the street?
17:48Yeah, more than I do in Ireland.
17:50OK.
17:51Yeah.
17:52Irish people are very like, oh no, you're all fine, we're all the same here.
17:56Now, your latest book is My Favourite Mistake, and I think you've described it as a love story
18:02for those in their middle age who often don't get their own love story.
18:05Yes.
18:06Yeah.
18:07The youngs get all the love stories.
18:08So it's a woman who's 48 and a man who is a little bit older even.
18:12And they had been kind of connected with each other in early life, and they got married
18:17to other people, and it all went sideways as it does.
18:20And now they are very, very, very, very old, late 40s, early 50s.
18:25And so they, you know, they decide in their last few days they could just make a little
18:32go of it.
18:33Yeah.
18:34And does it get spicy?
18:35Indeed it does get spicy.
18:36Yes.
18:37What page?
18:38What page?
18:39Manny, Manny, Manny pages.
18:40We'll get them that.
18:41Mary, a lot of authors can tend to be reclusive.
18:44How do you find book signings and writer's events?
18:47Oh, I mean, like, I love it.
18:49I don't think authors really are reclusive at all.
18:51Like, I have a very kind of active life, you know, because I have the DHL man coming,
18:58then I have the Post man coming, then I have the Amazon man coming.
19:02Like, I'm up and down the stairs all day.
19:04It is all day.
19:05I have a very healthy and active social life.
19:08We've got a couple of successful authors here, Marion.
19:10Kitty Flanagan has a very successful book which has been translated into many languages
19:15around the world.
19:16It has been translated into many languages, not necessarily bought.
19:19It's a genuine bestseller.
19:23And Pete's got this thing about a horse.
19:26Yes.
19:27Galileo.
19:28Galileo, the horse inspector.
19:30Yes.
19:31It sounds fantastic.
19:32No, come on, you don't have to do that, Marion.
19:34You don't have to.
19:35Ed, shut up.
19:36Let Marion talk.
19:37You can get that on the front cover as a quote if you need it.
19:43It sounds fantastic.
19:45Yes.
19:46Yes.
19:47Yes.
19:48Yes.
19:49Now, in addition to being an author, you also co-host a BBC podcast called Now You're
19:53Asking.
19:54So, listeners ask advice on gym etiquette or what to do if your husband wants a threesome.
19:58What do you do if your husband wants a threesome?
19:59What do you do if your husband wants a threesome?
20:01If it was my husband, I would say no.
20:05And that's the end of it.
20:07You know.
20:08Can I make a suggestion for if your husband wants a threesome?
20:10Say yes.
20:11Bring Steve along.
20:12Yeah.
20:13That'll block it.
20:14Or Pete.
20:15Yeah, yeah, yeah.
20:16That'll stop it dead in its tracks.
20:19All right.
20:20Wow.
20:21Hey, Marion's kindly agreed to ask you five some questions, so why don't we grab the
20:24cards.
20:25Me cards.
20:26And let's jump into it.
20:27OK.
20:28Right, I'm going to give you a heads up on this one.
20:30The answer is not the Minogue sisters.
20:32Oh, OK.
20:33The Queen opened a museum on Thursday in the birthplace of which famous sisters?
20:39Pete.
20:40The Scissor Sisters.
20:41Is...
20:42Close.
20:43Close, but no cigar.
20:44Bront.
20:45The Kardashians?
20:46Again, I would love to give it to you.
20:48Aaron, I didn't hear you before the question got asked, but my answer is the Minogue sisters.
20:55Watch famous sisters.
20:56Kitty.
20:57Is it the Brontes?
20:58Yes.
20:59Good woman.
21:00Ooh.
21:01No, but...
21:02Sam, do you know anything about the Brontes sisters?
21:05The Brontes sisters?
21:06Well, they were 19th century writers, and of course, at the time, as they were female,
21:11they had to write under pseudonyms, Marion.
21:14And Tom has often said to me that he preferred that time in literature.
21:19Ignore him.
21:20All right.
21:21We'll move on.
21:22Next question, please.
21:23Harvard's copy of the Magna Carta made headlines this week.
21:27Why was it in the news?
21:29Sam.
21:30They thought it was a copy, but it was actually the original Marion.
21:34That's perfectly true.
21:36You get full marks for that.
21:37No notes.
21:38Excellent.
21:39Wow.
21:40Look at that.
21:41Still just ten points, but we'll give it to you.
21:46Exciting news for Bridgerton fans.
21:48What's been announced?
21:50Kitty.
21:51I think it's in the new series, 50% more muff every episode.
21:55Really?
21:58And it's still not enough.
22:00It's still not enough.
22:02Anyone know the big news?
22:04Ed, there'll be more of it.
22:05There'll be more of it.
22:06More seasons.
22:07More seasons of this.
22:08People standing around having tea.
22:09You know, I'm going to accept that.
22:10Yeah.
22:11It's been renewed for seasons five and six.
22:12You've watched it married?
22:13We haven't had four yet.
22:14Nicola Coughlin forever.
22:15Yeah, so I did.
22:16Yeah, look, I'm I'm Nicola Coughlin forever.
22:17Yeah.
22:18Whoever or whatever that is.
22:19Thank you so much.
22:20Good, good, good.
22:21Points are yours here.
22:22I have not.
22:23I have not heard that word for a long time.
22:25What?
22:26M-U-F-F.
22:27Yeah, it's a gorgeous word.
22:28How many times have you used that word in one of your novels?
22:31Zero.
22:32Both starting from today.
22:33The challenge.
22:34The challenge.
22:35The challenge.
22:36The challenge.
22:37Next book for sure.
22:38Yeah, absolutely.
22:39And I'll accept the challenge as well.
22:40Next Galileo book.
22:41It's going in.
22:42Yeah.
22:43We need to move on.
22:44We need to move on.
22:45We need to move on.
22:46We need to move on.
22:47We need to move on.
22:48We need to move on.
22:49We need to move on.
22:50Yeah.
22:51We need to move on.
22:52Right.
22:53And now, another heads up for you.
22:54The answer to this question is not me.
22:56Okay.
22:57Which famous 58-year-old star is on the corner of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue?
23:06Not me.
23:07Hey.
23:08I had no idea you were 58, Kitty.
23:09I really didn't.
23:10Oh, wow.
23:11Sam, help us out.
23:12Sorry, Marion.
23:13I wasn't listening to what you said before the show.
23:16Is that you?
23:17I didn't want to buzz in too quickly.
23:22That's definitely Selma Hayek.
23:23Buzz it in.
23:24Lock it.
23:25Done.
23:26No more follow-up questions.
23:28Selma Hayek.
23:29Marion, how are you so sure?
23:31Yeah, how are you so sure?
23:32No more follow-up questions, please.
23:33Very well.
23:34Very, very well.
23:35Marion, Marion, Marion, Marion, Marion, Marion, Marion, Marion, Marion, Marion, Marion,
23:36you knew the answers to that question halfway through the question.
23:38I understand.
23:39I guess it.
23:40No, no, no.
23:41You know.
23:42We all understand.
23:43Don, I'm just wondering.
23:44And next year, same cover but 50% more much.
23:51Hey, we've got to take a break.
23:53You can catch Marion at the Sydney Writers' Festival this Wednesday
23:56or pick up a copy of her latest book, My Favourite Mistake.
23:59Would you please thank Marion Geese?
24:01We're back and it's time to put each of our contestants individually to the test.
24:18This weekend we enjoyed stroke endured the 69th Eurovision Song Competition.
24:23So much to unpack from the event.
24:25And how better to do it than with a bit of this.
24:30Euro revision.
24:33The rules are simple.
24:34I'll show you each a moment from the celebrated song competition.
24:37You just answer a simple question.
24:39Ed, let's start with you.
24:45Ed, take a look at Sweden's pop song entry titled
24:48Barra Barra Bastu.
25:06Jesus.
25:09Wow.
25:10So I'm seeing spruce trees, grilled sausages, fires and wood.
25:14It's a tribute to what?
25:16Well, the Pope's cremation.
25:19I'll help you out.
25:20It's a Nordic tradition.
25:21Men and women do it.
25:23Sometimes after they've done it, they roll around in the snow.
25:26It's a tribute to?
25:28Putting Ikea furniture together with your partner and breaking up.
25:32So Kitty and Pete both went, oh, like they know the answer.
25:36I have no idea.
25:37Are you allowed to steal points?
25:39You can phone a friend.
25:40I'd phone a friend, but I don't have any here.
25:43Kitty, what's the answer?
25:45Tennis.
25:46No.
25:47Peter?
25:48It's a sauna.
25:49Sauna.
25:50Is that your answer?
25:51Yeah.
25:52Let's take a look.
25:53Tennis.
25:54Got to call me sauna.
25:58Swear to wait.
25:59Points to Red Cavalese.
26:00Yeah!
26:02Well, Pete.
26:04And you're over-dressed for a sauna.
26:07All right.
26:08Kitty, your Eurovision entry from Poland wowed the audience with this performance.
26:13Tennis.
26:14Tennis.
26:15Tennis.
26:16Tennis.
26:17Tennis.
26:18Tennis.
26:19Tennis.
26:20Tennis.
26:21Tennis.
26:22Tennis.
26:23Tennis.
26:24Tennis.
26:25Tennis.
26:26Tennis.
26:27Tennis.
26:28Tennis.
26:29Tennis.
26:30Tennis.
26:32Tennis.
26:33Tennis.
26:34Tennis.
26:35Tennis.
26:36Tennis.
26:37Tennis.
26:38Tennis.
26:39Tennis.
26:40Tennis.
26:41Tennis.
26:42Tennis.
26:43The first contestant in Eurovision history.
26:47To do what?
26:48On stage.
26:49I mean, we've seen flaming pianos and we've seen pyrotechnics but we've never seen this.
26:53Okay.
26:54Did I just see it then?
26:55You may well have.
26:56Oh.
26:57Like, when she flew in the air?
26:58Ah.
26:59Would that be your answer?
27:00Sure man.
27:01Kitty, she was the first person to fly on stage.
27:05She was just clinging to that bar.
27:06And I think you gave us the answer.
27:08You can have the points.
27:08Kitty, well done.
27:10That's it.
27:11That was easy.
27:13All right, well, Sam, you're up next.
27:15Your singer is Estonia's Tommy Cash
27:18with his catchy tune, Espresso Macchiato.
27:21Espresso Macchiato, Macchiato, Macchiato, por favore.
27:26Espresso Macchiato, por ne oh.
27:30I work all round the clock.
27:32That's why I'm sweating like I'm a fioso.
27:35Life is like spaghetti.
27:37No stress, no stress, no stress.
27:39It's going to be Espresso Macchiato.
27:43Now, Sam, Tommy has come under fire after offending who?
27:48Well, he mentioned espresso.
27:51Macchiato?
27:52Macchiato.
27:52We heard por favore.
27:54Yeah.
27:55We heard spaghetti.
27:56So who do you reckon is offended?
27:57Going with the Japanese type.
28:01Of course, the playful but provocative racial stereotype
28:06with Italians, they're a bit upset.
28:08Yeah, the Italians are claiming cultural appropriation.
28:10Sam gets the points, ladies and gentlemen.
28:13All right.
28:16Ron, check out Erika Wittmann from Finland
28:19and her raunchy rendition of dance track Ika Komen.
28:30Great.
28:30Wrong.
28:33Wow.
28:35Wow.
28:36Oh.
28:40Oh.
28:40Holy hell.
28:41We'll stop it there and ask,
28:44Erika then ends her performance by flying into the air on top of what?
28:51So she flew as well?
28:53No, she's attached to an object in this as opposed to Kitty's lass.
28:58OK.
29:01Lass.
29:03Kitty's lass.
29:04Isn't that racing in the third?
29:09It's late.
29:11She flew up in the air.
29:12Was it just from the pride of her parents?
29:16Was that either?
29:17It was a physical object.
29:18Like a physical object.
29:19She was attached to or stand.
29:20You need to see more, Bron.
29:21Maybe we need to see more.
29:22You will for the answer.
29:25I don't like to use this verb often,
29:27but she's straddling something.
29:29Oh, Thomas.
29:30Straddling.
29:30Was it that pole that she was straddling?
29:34She's straddling a pole.
29:35The microphone.
29:35The microphone stand is what I was about to say.
29:38Microphone.
29:38Bron.
29:39Bit.
29:39Stop there and take a look.
29:41Nothing again.
29:48Actually, fun fact.
29:49This year's Eurovision,
29:51there were two references to male arousal.
29:55No, Tommy.
29:56To male...
29:57What would she say?
29:59Oh, well, I don't want to say what I was going to say, sir.
30:02That was one of them.
30:03There might be a third here in a second.
30:08What do you mean that one clearly was?
30:11What do you mean?
30:12Hey, can we look at the final answer clip from Bron?
30:21Tom, if that's the way it's working for you,
30:25I reckon just one more blue pill at the start of the night.
30:28Come on, mate.
30:30Yes, Sam?
30:31I haven't said this for a while.
30:33You sad little man.
30:37Bron.
30:38Yes?
30:39You get the points,
30:40which means, Pete,
30:41we're four from four.
30:42OK.
30:43And I feel like that I feel very relaxed.
30:45Pete,
30:45take a look at Marko Bozniak from Croatia.
30:49It's you something that I know you like.
30:52Chocolate covered sugar and spice.
30:55Tasty, tasty, yum, yum.
30:57Tasty, candy, colours, oh, so nice.
31:01Take a bet, mate.
31:02Well, stop it there.
31:03I'll give you the key lyrics were...
31:05Chocolate covered sugar and spice.
31:09Tasty, tasty, yum, yum.
31:11Take a bite of my...
31:12Try there, mate.
31:17Take it.
31:18It's obviously looking at the cookbook wars
31:22between Brookie and...
31:23Narnie.
31:25Narnie.
31:26Narnie, no, no.
31:26Narnie, no.
31:27Not in that territory.
31:29He's asking people,
31:30inviting them to take a bite of his...
31:32Oh, I might need the lyrics again, Tom.
31:34From you, I don't need to see that one again.
31:36Chocolate covered sugar and spice.
31:39Tasty, tasty, candy colours.
31:41Oh, so nice.
31:42Take a bite of my...
31:43Yes!
31:46Let's take a look.
31:52My poison cake.
31:54How did you...
31:55I've been set up.
32:01That was a set up.
32:02I'm sorry, Pete.
32:03And all too soon,
32:05that brings us to the end of...
32:06Euro revision.
32:10Back with more
32:11Have You Been Paying Attention
32:12right after this.
32:23We're back watching
32:24Have You Been Paying Attention.
32:25Let's get stuck into a few more questions.
32:28Donald Trump addressed troops in the Middle East.
32:31And also with us today
32:33He's a really a great talent
32:35and somebody who's
32:37one of the most
32:38popular
32:39television hosts.
32:41Oh, who was it?
32:43Pete.
32:44Larry Emder.
32:45It was...
32:45I don't know what he was doing
32:46over in Saudi Arabia.
32:48No, Sam.
32:48I saw this, Tom.
32:49It was Sean Hannity.
32:51And they were over there
32:52in Qatar together.
32:56Actually, is that...
32:58Did you say Hannity
32:58or do you say Hannity?
33:00How do you say it?
33:02I go with...
33:02He loves Hannity.
33:04He loves it because he says
33:05nice things about him.
33:06To some animal news now.
33:08Chimpanzees in Uganda
33:09have been observed using...
33:11Observed using what?
33:12Kitty.
33:13Dating apps?
33:15They're very social creatures
33:16but not quite that sophisticated, Sam.
33:18Chimp.
33:18Cheap E.T.
33:21Oh, my God.
33:22Yes.
33:24Hey, I'm standing by it.
33:27I...
33:28Um, actually,
33:29like plants
33:29for medicinal purposes.
33:30That is it.
33:31Wounds and things.
33:32They've learned to use leaves.
33:33Oh, no, they're cute, aren't they?
33:34Cute.
33:35Imagine what they look like
33:36in three types of denim.
33:37Yeah, yeah.
33:40Okay, here's a bizarre list.
33:42Picture this.
33:42Closed curtains.
33:44Dark room.
33:45That side of the room.
33:46Table.
33:46Ten candles.
33:47Bottles of baby oil.
33:48The Magnum Siser.
33:51Bron, what's he doing now?
33:52The Pope's inauguration.
33:53Again, a very celebratory event
33:55but it's dominated our headline.
33:57Sam.
33:58That's details from P. Diddy's trial.
34:00Indeed.
34:01Spot on, too.
34:02Just some...
34:03Sam, point to yours.
34:06Here's a viral image from the week.
34:08What was that duck caught doing?
34:11Bron.
34:12Smoking quack.
34:13I'm sorry.
34:14No, lean into it.
34:15Lean into it, Bron.
34:16I'm sorry.
34:17You own it, Bron.
34:18Anyone know what this...
34:20Pete.
34:21Was it...
34:23Was it eating the crotch of a low walking human?
34:27Wow.
34:29Wow.
34:30I had to calculate that one in my head.
34:33I'm going to sit the next few out.
34:34So I'm going to...
34:35Kitty, what was the duck caught doing?
34:37I think I was caught speeding.
34:39A speed camera in Switzerland,
34:40it was doing 52 kilometres in a 30 zone.
34:45And texting.
34:46So it's in huge...
34:47All right, time to look at all things athletic
34:49with a bit of this.
34:50Busy week at the Vatican for Pope Leo XIV.
35:01What's going on there?
35:02Kitty.
35:03He's the first Pope to accept a sponsorship from Slazinger.
35:07Wow.
35:10That is huge.
35:11Pete.
35:11That is tennis player Yannick Sinner.
35:14And after he met the Pope,
35:16he was Yannick Forgiven.
35:17Wow.
35:17That's all.
35:21And G-Dog, Pete, I'll give it to you.
35:23It's Yannick Sinner gifting the Pope a tennis racket.
35:26New Zealand cyclist Dion Smith got quite the scare
35:29during the third stage of the Giro d'Italia
35:31after almost being knocked off his bike by what?
35:34Kitty.
35:35I think it was like a group fart from the peloton.
35:38That would do it.
35:40That would do it.
35:41No, it wasn't the peloton.
35:42It's sheep or goat.
35:44I can't remember which.
35:45Bron, you got in?
35:46It was a goat.
35:47You were right.
35:48It was a goat.
35:48I think Bron might have it.
35:49Take a look.
35:50Oh, Luke.
35:51Oh, yes.
35:53Yay, yay, yay, yay.
35:55Sheep or goat sounds like one of those one-on-one quotes.
35:57You're going to write that down.
35:59Sheep or goat.
36:00Don't write it down.
36:03That'll be coming out.
36:04Sheep or goat.
36:05Meet Jack Della Maddalena.
36:08He's just become only the third Australian to do what?
36:11Bron.
36:12Vote for the Trump at a Patriot?
36:14Probably.
36:15Yeah, that's probably a good number.
36:17UFC.
36:17You've got a UFC title.
36:18Yeah.
36:19A world-to-weight champion.
36:20Holy hell.
36:21To motorsport now and fines for drivers doing what in the Formula One have been reduced?
36:27Bron.
36:28Swearing.
36:29On the in-race radio thing, they got a bit potty-mouthed.
36:33Hey, Tommy, where's that one?
36:34Where's that one?
36:34Where's that Grand Prix, Tommy?
36:36It was a long time ago when you had a first go at it.
36:40What Grand Prix is that one at?
36:41That is pronounced cutter.
36:42Yeah, yeah.
36:43Stay with it.
36:44Stay with it, man.
36:45You stay with it.
36:46You stay strong.
36:47Dig those heels in.
36:48You stay strong.
36:49I pronounce it move.
36:50We've got to take a break.
36:54We've got to return our winner to announce.
37:04We're back.
37:05Let's close this show out with a little Rapid Recall.
37:09And tonight's Rapid Recall is proudly brought to you by Yui.
37:12You haven't shopped around until you've tried Yui.
37:14Start that clock.
37:16Rough week for the Golden Arches.
37:17What have McDonald's just announced?
37:20Kitty.
37:20I think the fillet of fish is now the fillet of seafood extender.
37:26Not food related specifically, Bron.
37:29Oh, they're making less money.
37:30Yes, yeah.
37:31Declining global sales.
37:32And that's the price you pay for not having the McRib permanently on the menu.
37:36Wow.
37:38Oh, yes, Ed.
37:39So they need a boost in sales.
37:41So they should do some ads.
37:42Hey.
37:46I'm available.
37:47No.
37:49We'll take this offline, gentlemen.
37:51Moving on.
37:52To Central Australia.
37:53What are we looking at?
37:54Air.
37:55Good.
37:56It's a little lake filling up.
37:57Which lake would that be?
37:59Folks?
37:59Lake Eyre.
38:00Thank you very much.
38:01Scientists at the University of Queensland have invented a new strawberry punnet.
38:05What's special about it?
38:06Bron.
38:06Stop trying to tell us that there's scientists in Queensland.
38:08That's very unkind for our northern viewers.
38:13Biodegradable, Tommy.
38:13Yes.
38:14Like a plastic.
38:15They're made of bacteria.
38:16Woodshavings.
38:17How did Susan Lee make history this week?
38:20Sam.
38:21First female leader of the Liberal Party time.
38:24And you were saying to me during the week that you thought this was another example of political
38:28correctness going on.
38:29Or the sort.
38:30No.
38:31His exact words are woke bullshit.
38:33That's what you said.
38:34That's what you said.
38:34Big week for Larissa Waters.
38:36What's she just done?
38:38Bron.
38:38She's the new leader for the Greens.
38:40She's indeed.
38:41Yes, Sam.
38:42You were telling me during the week.
38:44As rapid recall, sorry, Yui, we're moving on.
38:47A Buckingham Palace cleaner has revealed two items banned from Royal Homes.
38:52Disposable wipes and?
38:54Bron.
38:54Genetic testing?
38:55I think that's it.
38:58That's Prince Harry.
39:01That's true, actually.
39:03Scented candles, Tommy.
39:04I don't know whether it's the scent or the danger of candles burning.
39:08But points are yours.
39:09This mobile McDonald's was seen on the sidelines of what world event?
39:14Kitty.
39:14Was it the conclave?
39:15It was.
39:16You had one there, Kitty.
39:17It was a big during the week.
39:19Sam?
39:19Trump in Saudi Arabia.
39:21He had his own.
39:22Wow.
39:23More than a thousand US Starbucks baristas have gone on strike to protest what?
39:29Kitty.
39:29They don't like their uniforms.
39:31Really?
39:32Yeah.
39:32They've been made to wear a specific stomach, as well as the apron.
39:36They have to now...
39:37Don't wear those cardboard things.
39:39I speak to that.
39:40Get in the way.
39:41Kitty?
39:41You got the correct answer.
39:43Well, big weekend for Crystal Palace fans.
39:45Oh.
39:46Oh, I knew that one.
39:47Let's check that final leaderboard.
39:49Sorry, Kitty.
39:49And our winner is Ron Lewis.
39:56Congratulations.
39:57Well, thanks to everyone for being part of the show tonight.
39:59We'll leave you with a reminder of the need when doing an interview to at least be in
40:03the same postcode as the person you're speaking to.
40:05Kim, how did that night change your life?
40:07No.
40:10Kim, how do you feel being back in Paris?
40:12How do you feel being on the stand?
40:13Kim, is this closure for you?
40:16Good night, Australia.
40:17See you all next week.

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