I think that so little of the music created in Australia is known overseas that - good or bad - it's exciting that the world knows that the country exists. Yeh, Savage Garden were from Australia and still get played on US radio. It's a bittersweet feeling of pride.

I guess anything relating to 'durka durka' from Team America doesn't count.

Definitely still in the credits but - particularly in Drift Problem - he sounded different. Not sure what the story is there.

Yes this season was lacking in Woodhouse but his voice changed so I'm going to assume it was because of that.

Ratner/Bay Midnight Run/TMNT mashup. De Niro is sent to bring them in, hilarity ensues. And there are explosions.

There's something about Andrew Garfield in American-accent mode that reminds me of Elias Koteas in the first film.

I ended up seeing it also; once I allowed myself to laugh I found I quite enjoyed it. However I have been fielding backlash all day from people who are ignorantly panning the film based solely on the title alone, and I don't think they're ever going to give it a chance because of this. I wonder whether the film would…

No! Never triangle face!

Just the tip? JUST THE TIP.

It sounds like the crisp equivalent to Chex Mix.

He turned up and decided to play tambourine with The Like at their SxSW gig a few years back. Then served drinks and partied with everyone.

But Randy was Archer's Heart Of Archness name. Of all names, why reuse that one?

Oh there's a disappointment - the Power Glove.

Available on blu ray so I guess it doesn't count?

Ferguson's monologues seem the least forced. Possibly because he generally only focuses on 1 or 2 happenings of the day and going on an extended rant about them. Everytime Conan, Letterman or Fallon (I refuse to watch Leno) introduce their next monologue line with "I just read the news that…" or "Did you hear today…

What was up with the voice of Woodhouse? Seemed … different.

I missed it the first time but Archer's "Cyril!?" followed by Roman's "No breakfast for you" got me.

Fallon screens in Oz on the Comedy Channel.

He was in Australia in 2008. Should be an interview from Triple J online somewhere at the least.