Hello, Hannah here, and welcome to this week's Sunday Chops, in which I am talking to Australian

comedy pairing, Kate McClendon and Kate McCartney. You might be familiar with some of

their earlier stuff, web series, The Catering Show or ABC's Get Cracking. But if you're

in the UK, you'll likely have recently encountered their work by watching Deadlock, a new comedy

drama series on Amazon, which they created and wrote together. So I got on the Zoom with

McClendon and McCartney, honestly, what a great name for a Toesom. And we chat about the

Murder Mystery Come Comedy series and a lot more besides, including Australia's relationship

with The C-word, which we say a lot. Now, I don't usually warn about swearing on this podcast

because we often do it. So the fact that I'm mentioning it, well, let that be an indication

of how often that we say it. Enjoy the rest of your Sunday. Is it baking hot there? Not too

much, I hope. Until next time.

Hello, the Kate's. Thank you for joining us. And thank you for doing this in the evening

in Australia, meaning that I didn't have to get up at 3 a.m. to do this. It would

have been a lot less fun for me. I don't know how I'm going to differentiate between you

because normally I use people's names, but since you are both Kate, maybe one of you

could put on an extreme comedy accent for me. Oh, not a problem. Thanks for having us

by the way. Oh, yeah, thank you. And we would never make you get up at 3 a.m. We've done

that before. Restfeeding children and we would never make someone do that. Oh, yes. We usually

go by McClennan and McCartney just, I'm Kate McClennan and we just go back to their

names. Yeah. But I've got a slightly lower

tamper is tamper the right word, probably not. And you sound like a little, little child.

Yeah. Okay. Okay. Maybe not at 8 o'clock at night. We'll make it sound like I hit a

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