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00:27Sous-titrage MFP.
00:34G'day, I'm Adam Hills.
00:35Welcome to Sticks and Specs, the musical show whose hips don't lie, but our pelvis has been accused of gaslighting.
00:41Joining me as always are our two team captains.
00:43She still hasn't found what she's looking for, and he's asking where she last used it.
00:46It's Miff, Warhurst, and Alan Bro.
00:51Miff's first guest tonight is an opera singer and composer who describes herself as
00:55Yorta Yorta by Birth, Stolen Generation by Government Policy, Soprano by Diligence, Composer by Necessity, and Lesbian by Practice.
01:08She's so talented, she even brought her own introduction.
01:11Please welcome Deborah Cheetham-Prayon.
01:17Miff's second guest tonight is a comedian who's currently writing three different plays,
01:21and dating a circus acrobat.
01:24He's certainly familiar with a balancing act.
01:26It's the big top himself, Tom Ballard.
01:37Alan's first guest tonight is an internationally acclaimed singer
01:40who first appeared on our show in 2018 looking like this,
01:43and appears in his recent video for The Suburbs looking like this.
01:48Believing that the music industry is a tough business.
01:50Welcome back, Ruhl!
01:55Alan's final guest tonight is a comedian who co-hosts a podcast
01:58about the raunchy TV hit heated rivalry called Tonsil Hockey.
02:03After spending time in Australia, she's now considering a podcast about AFL called Ball!
02:09Please welcome Olga Koch.
02:16Welcome to you all.
02:18Ruhl, congratulations.
02:19I mean, since we last saw you, 2018,
02:22your career has just gone through the roof.
02:24Your song, Painkiller, and I'm sure you know this,
02:26has had over 300 million streams on Spotify.
02:32I didn't know that. I didn't know that.
02:34I did a bit of a deep dive on your music videos during the week.
02:37Okay.
02:38And I've noticed there's a specific shot that appears a lot in your music videos.
02:42Okay, so here's a shot from the video for Painkiller.
02:44On your back, looking up at the camera.
02:46Like it.
02:46Yeah.
02:47Here's a shot from The Suburbs.
02:49I didn't see the crop, what's happening below the waist.
02:52I feel like that's a little worrying.
02:53It's an ice bath, so I don't think there's much happening below the waist.
02:57But here's a shot from I Can Die Now.
03:01Did you do this on purpose?
03:03Absolutely not.
03:03This is the first time I've ever noticed this.
03:05And I can, now I'm thinking of like four or five more videos
03:08where I'm lying down like that.
03:10So you've just released a new album.
03:11Yes.
03:12Let's have a look at one of the songs from it.
03:13This is called Don't Say That.
03:15Okay.
03:17You've broken away from it now.
03:18You're on a subway.
03:20Side on.
03:21Straight down the camera.
03:22You're sitting up.
03:23Sit up for sure.
03:23Yeah, I like it.
03:24You've progressed.
03:27Oh, God.
03:28Oh, God.
03:29Oh, God.
03:35We're also very excited to have the band Play Lunch with us tonight.
03:38To close the show, give it up for Play Lunch.
03:44It's so exciting to have you guys here.
03:46Like, genuinely excited.
03:47I'm a massive fan.
03:48Congratulations.
03:49Coming in at number four on Triple J's Hottest 100 this year.
03:56And for those who don't know your music,
03:58you've been described as bogan funk.
04:02Yeah.
04:03How did you arrive at that sound?
04:05I mean, the initial concept was that we were a bunch of guys
04:08that really wanted to sound like Earth, Wind and Fire,
04:10but we all grew up playing, you know,
04:11in excess and cold chiseled at pubs,
04:13so it wouldn't really quite come across that way.
04:15Bunk.
04:16Yeah, bunk.
04:17Yeah, exactly.
04:17Bunk.
04:19And Deborah, of course,
04:20you wrote the world's first Indigenous opera.
04:22That is right.
04:23How important was that for you to do that?
04:25Massively important.
04:26To be able to encourage other First Nations singers
04:29to get on board and great voices out there,
04:33but you just had to create something
04:35that would help ability meet opportunity.
04:37So that's what Pic and Summer was.
04:39Yeah.
04:40And would you consider, then,
04:41writing the world's first bogan opera?
04:46Look, it's inevitable.
04:48Mm-hm.
04:50Like, you don't need the barber of Seville.
04:52You could have the hairdresser of Fountain Lake.
04:53It's going to be a bit difficult.
05:00Miff and Alan are going to pick a topic.
05:01Everybody will be quizzed on that topic.
05:03Your choices tonight are...
05:04Solo artists,
05:06Dynamic duos...
05:07LAUGHTER
05:07Oui, c'est le couple d'HeaderDriver.
05:10Hell yeah!
05:12Ruffles, et foursomes.
05:14C'est un charlie de chocolat back.
05:19Miff, vous pouvez choisir first.
05:20I mean, c'est la dernière fois.
05:21Nous allons avoir ça, please.
05:24Allen?
05:24Je pense que c'est une réflexion de la différence entre Miff et I's social lives.
05:29Je vais avoir Solos, please.
05:32All right, nous allons commencer par foursomes.
05:34Tout le monde sur vos buzzes.
05:35Let's Play Spicks and Specs.
05:36Your first question for one point.
05:38Name the bandmate missing from this Aussie foursome.
05:41Yes.
05:42Amy Taylor?
05:43It is Amy Taylor from punk outfit Amel and the Sniffers.
05:47Your second question.
05:48One of the most iconic album covers of all time is Abbey Road by The Beatles.
05:51For two points, give me two things.
05:52The beetle at the front and the beetle at the back of the zebra crossing.
05:57Miff side.
05:57Oh, it's not the picture.
05:58No, you've got to go from memory.
06:00Oh!
06:01I'm 52!
06:03I don't remember anything.
06:05You can't have a quiz show where it's like, identify that beetle.
06:09Was Lennon at the front?
06:10We'll go with Lennon at the front and we'll go with Ringo at the back.
06:14You've got one point.
06:15John Lennon was at the front.
06:16I'm going to throw it over the other side.
06:18Who was at the back?
06:18So we've got two left.
06:19Harrison.
06:21Harrison?
06:21Let's go.
06:22Okay, let's go for it.
06:23Correct.
06:24It was George Harrison at the back.
06:28You've broken the game now.
06:29It's on.
06:30It's on.
06:31Also, if we're being pedantic, there is a beetle in the background.
06:35By the way, Lennon in the front, Harrison in the back sounds like a haircut.
06:40Alright, final question for three points.
06:43Name the song title of each of the ABBA music videos that these shots are from.
06:47Alan Soap.
06:49Okay, Fernando.
06:50Oh, hang on.
06:51No, Alan.
06:52Oh, no.
06:52Alan Soap.
06:52You didn't hear that.
06:55Alan, what do you think they are?
06:56I had a vision.
06:58And I was spoken to by an indigenous opera singer.
07:03No, um, so, Dancing Queen and, um...
07:07What's that Dancing Queen?
07:07Ring Ring.
07:08And one more.
07:09Slipping through your fingers.
07:10Is that...?
07:11No.
07:12Which one do you not know?
07:14All three of them.
07:17Um, uh, Fernando.
07:19Okay.
07:20Well, I got none, didn't I?
07:21You got Fernando.
07:22Yeah.
07:26I genuinely think that that should be given to their team.
07:29Okay.
07:30It's okay.
07:31Do you know the other two?
07:32Mamma Mia?
07:32Yes.
07:33Waterloo?
07:34Yes.
07:34Well done.
07:35Two points to the next side.
07:37One point done.
07:38Let's move on to solo artists.
07:40For one point.
07:41American singer-songwriter Regina Spector was born in which European country?
07:45Russia?
07:46Yes.
07:46Correct.
07:47Okay, for two points.
07:48Name the girl groups these singers were in before going solo.
07:52Uh, Alan's side.
07:53The Supreme?
07:54Diana Ross was in the Supremes.
07:57And Pussycat Dolls.
07:58Yeah.
07:58Nicole Scherzinger was in the Pussycat Dolls.
08:00Two points.
08:02Alright, your final question for three points.
08:04Alright, let's get his zip line.
08:05Match the solo artist to their feet.
08:07Piano-playing comedian Tim Minchin.
08:09Singer-songwriter Missy Higgins.
08:11And Spix and Specs panel member Rule.
08:14Oh!
08:17Miff?
08:18I think that's Tim Minchin.
08:19Tim with the piano.
08:20Yeah, on the end, on the right.
08:22Yes.
08:22The long pants.
08:24The long pants.
08:24I think the long pants might be Rule.
08:25Rule.
08:25Have a look at the size of Missy's feet in the page.
08:28It's standing.
08:29It's longer than Missy.
08:30So it's unlikely to be Rule.
08:32Yeah, good point.
08:33None of them are lying down on their back at the moment.
08:37I think it's Missy on the beach and the last two should be swapped around.
08:41Okay.
08:41So that Rule's on the carpet and Tim Minchin's on the piano.
08:44Okay.
08:45That's fine.
08:45You got one point.
08:47Oh, damn it.
08:48What?
08:48The first feet are Missy Higgins.
08:50Yes!
08:51Rule's feet are on the beach and Tim Minchin's are at the end.
08:54Oh, damn it.
08:55There's a reason we've mentioned your feet.
08:57Your feet have their own wicker feet page, right?
08:59I couldn't believe it.
09:00But a few years ago, it came to my attention.
09:03And it was a pretty high score.
09:05The time I checked it, it was close to five out of five.
09:07So wait a minute.
09:08I don't understand this.
09:09Mm-hmm.
09:10They find pictures of your feet.
09:12How many people here have got a wicker feet page?
09:14Well, I run my own, so...
09:17I do, but mine are out of 2.5.
09:22And Deborah, you often perform barefoot.
09:24Is that right?
09:25I only perform barefoot.
09:26Right.
09:27Then backstage, you're not barefoot.
09:28Like, it's an occupation.
09:30Well, look.
09:31I'd like to be, but mostly your stage managers will want you to wear something.
09:36I understand you wear Ugg boots backstage?
09:38I used to.
09:40And I have walked on to give a recital in a Linda Britton gown,
09:47and the Ugg boots were still on.
09:51Well, tell you what, we've done a bit of work,
09:52because why shouldn't you have a pair of Ugg boots that you can wear on stage as well, right?
09:56Yeah.
09:56I think you're going to like these.
09:57Oh!
09:58Oh!
09:59Oh!
10:03Oh!
10:05Oh!
10:05Oh, amazing!
10:06Oh, I can't believe this!
10:07I can't believe that!
10:09Oh!
10:10You're so crafty!
10:11Oh!
10:13Oh!
10:13They are all yours courtesy of the ABC.
10:16Oh!
10:17Oh!
10:21Wow!
10:22Problem solved.
10:23Thank you.
10:24So, at the end of that round, Alan Rule, Olga are on five points.
10:27Miff, Deborah, Tom, also five points.
10:29Woo!
10:30Woo!
10:34Teams have to buzz in and identify the tunes being performed live in the studio.
10:38Tonight, your songs are being played by one woman beatboxer, Lyrebird!
10:42Woo!
10:43Woo!
10:44Woo!
10:48This looks fascinating.
10:50Can we have the first song, please?
10:51Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do
11:04-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do
11:09-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do
11:10-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do
11:12-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do
11:14-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do
11:16Allons-y, Allons-y, Allons-y, I'll go
11:18Oh, Fatboy Slam, celebrate you, baby
11:21Praise me
11:21Praise me, there we go
11:23Praise who?
11:23Praise you
11:23Praise you
11:24Praise you, praise you
11:25Praise you
11:26Thank you
11:27That was amazing
11:30Thank you
11:31Can I ask, why do you go by the name Lyrebird?
11:33Lyrebird is nature's OG beatboxer
11:36Yeah, like they make lots of imitations and mimic lots of other birds
11:41Right
11:42So it's not like there was a good one
11:43And look, what are the pros and cons of being a one-person operation?
11:46Look, Adam, I mean, ultimately, you've just got yourself to rely on
11:51And, um, luckily, nothing ever goes wrong
11:54Nothing ever goes wrong
11:59Is that actual fruit that you're actually using here?
12:03Yeah, it's, um, it's my rock and roll rider
12:06You can make a battery out of a potato, can't you?
12:10That I'm not across
12:12This is something different, technically, this is Apple Music
12:15Oh, well done
12:21No, no, that was genuinely nice
12:25Song two, please
12:56Yeah