Mm.

And the plumber came today, and I showed him the situation.

He goes, "Oh, who sleeps in here?" And I was like, "My daughter." And he was like, "Oh." [laughs]

There's, it's just me wrestling a dog for a little while.

You'd be a really, just, I mean, not to keep going back to my idea, but you would be a really easy person to just find a lot of evidence.

[laughs]

Okay.

That was scripted.

But most of, like, you get the script down, and then at the end of it, you, you, you let loose a bit and, and impro- improvise.

But when you're in the edit, it's surprising how much of it you just come back to the script.

Because you're like, "I don't even know what's funny anymore."

Yeah, no, I don't.

You've, you...

Yeah, and as a comic, as you would know, Tommy, you don't write things 12 times in a silent room.

Yeah.

But then there's people that really, who you're talking to them, often you go, "Brr." Yeah.

[laughs] Is, is Margie based on one person- No ... or many people? It's an amalgamation of- Yeah, good.

[laughs] ...

many people I know, including myself.

Yeah.

There's mentalness from me in there.

I think so.

Heroes.

And, and character, like I'm glad, like I'm glad I'm getting g- to do character comedy.

'Cause I feel like it's been, like that's what we're so good at in Australia, and I feel like it's vanished a bit.

Yeah.

But I've been watching it from the outside for a long time.

But really, most of the inspiration for this is, I mean, you and I are both in the entertainment industry.

[laughs]

[laughs] But, like, sometimes it'll, it'll slip out in the h- I'm like, "No, I don't, I don't want you to call me Eddo." I wasn't Eddo until I got into comedy.

I was Anne.

Heroes.

And, and character, like, I'm glad, like, I'm glad I'm getting to do character comedy, 'cause I feel like it's been-Like, that's what we're so good at in Australia, and I feel like it's vanished a bit.

Is there any wigs involved there or no?

Do you know that Kitty, this is a, this is the, the biggest friendship act of all time, cut her hair, like, like, cut that fringe for this show.

[laughs]

Like, I was like, "Oh, I'm so sorry." Like, that's, yeah, that's, um...

She did that for me.

She cut that, and it looks like a wig, but that's her hair.

She did that.

Can we just enjoy Anne's character introducing herself?

[laughs] My name's Margie Argyle, and I've been the artistic director of the Argyle Theater for six years.

But I'm also a storyteller.

[crowd cheering] I'm a truth custodian.

I'm a disruptor.

I'm a witch.

[laughs]

Is there any wigs involved there or no?