Hello and welcome to Is This Good, the show are we boldly, conclusively, and scientifically decide what things in this big wide world are good?

I'm Matt Austin, and with me as always always, is production powerhouse Jason Doyle.

Hello.

Hi, JD. Thanks for coming.

And today's guests are actors, writers, and goddamn Australian legends.

You know her from NBC's American Auto, him from ABC's Call Your Mother.

These are network TV shows, people, okay?

This is basic cable.

Everyone has.

This isn't some fucking bullshit streaming service.

You signed up for the free trial and forgot about it.

But they are currently on a victory lap for writing, creating, and starring in Colin

from accounts, a certified smash.

We're talking a literal 100% on Rotten Tomatoes.

This is a writing team.

They are so dedicated to their craft.

I promise I'm done in a second, guys.

No, no, no, keep going.

This is a writing team that's so committed to their craft.

They live in the same house.

For that reason and that reason alone, or maybe it's because they're married, I'm not sure, but I'll ask them. They're the jolliest swag man and swag woman you ever did meet. Patrick Bramel and Harriet Dyer. Patty and Harry, welcome to Is This Good. That was just such a good. I've never been called a swag woman.

Well, I think you should because when you walk, you got a lot of swag. A jolly swag woman. Jolly. You're very jolly swag woman. A camp by a billabong. Yeah. What you didn't mention in the intro, it was a lovely intro is that, because there's a scientific podcast, as you mentioned, we are first and foremost scientists. Yes. I didn't know that. Are these degrees from an accredited university? Look, what is accreditation in this day and age? Let's not, let's not linger on that. Wake up, sheep, all. Yeah, wake up sheep. Do your own research. Now, is, is Swagman? Because obviously, it's from Waltzing Matilda, which is, I guess, the unofficial Australian anthem. Is that like a slur or anything? Maybe I should have looked into that first. It sounds like it might be a negative word. No. No. The jolly swagman from the, from Waltz and Matilda. Which was written by Banjo Patterson. I think it was a banjo number. Yeah. We've never sounded more Australian. And did you know, back in the day, before they decided on the national, Australian national anthem, which is called Advanced Australia Fair. Which is very catchy. There was a real, there was like a real fight between the Waltzian Matilda crowd and the Advanced Australia Fair crowd. As our national anthem. As our national anthem. Well, it's more of a silly song though.

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