History Funny / ThankGodYoureHere

** He does something similar in a later sketch, in which he's asked to explain why a tea lady named Irene is being made "put down" as he described it. He starts strong - "For starters, you're drinking too much water," immediately after Irene had picked up her glass. "Secondly, you've been turning up a little late, haven't you? Just lately..." His costar interrupts, saying "But most importantly..." He continues, "Most importantly - I'm glad you led away from that, [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall because it was going nowhere]]."

* Some of the situation that the show forces on the performer is absolutely hilarious. There's one part in season 1 regarding guest performer Alan Brough. In here, he plays a.....questionable politician with past accomplishments such as: [[RefugeinAudacity planning to introduce compulsory national service for people over the age of 10, banning his workers for taking a toilet break between 9 am and 5 pm, planning to permit recreational whaling, having an affair with his secretary (which he accidentally say is a man), doing a fact finding mission on African poverty by starting on the Greek island onboard a yacht, having a photograph of him aiming a gun at a cameraman with his photoshopped face]], and [[ArsonMurderandJaywalking saying that he can come up with a much better tourism slogan for Australia.]]

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* Some of the situation that the show forces on the performer is absolutely hilarious. There's one part in season 1 regarding guest performer Alan Brough. In here, he plays a.....questionable politician with past accomplishments such as: [[RefugeinAudacity planning to introduce compulsory national service for people over the age of 10, banning his workers for taking a toilet break between 9 am and 5 pm, planning to permit recreational whaling, having an affair with his secretary (which he accidentally comment as a man), doing a fact finding mission on African poverty by starting on the Greek island onboard a yacht, having a photograph of him aiming a gun at a cameraman with his photoshopped face]], and [[ArsonMurderandJaywalking saying that he can come up with a much better tourism slogan for Australia.]]

* Some of the situation that the show forces on the performer is absolutely hilarious. There's one part in season 1 regarding guest performer Alan Brough. In here, he plays a.....questionable politician with past accomplishments such as: [[RefugeinAudacity planning to introduce compulsory national service for people over the age of 10, banning workers for taking a toilet break between 9 am and 5 pm, planning to permit recreational whaling, having an affair with his secretary (which he accidentally comment as a man), doing a fact finding mission on African poverty by starting on the Greek island onboard a yacht, having a photograph of him aiming a gun at a cameraman with his photoshopped face]], and [[ArsonMurderandJaywalking saying that he can come up with a much better tourism slogan for Australia.]]

** There's also his response to the Student who asks him to lead them in prayer. In Tibetan.

*** If you take a close look, you can see said student bow to avoid corpsing.
** And of course, who can forget...

* He also manages to pull a comedic ScrewThisImOuttaHere during a group challenge. The trigger: "We will need to conduct police checks because you will be working with children."
* It's common for the performers to guess what they will walk into based on their costume. However, Frank Woodley's suggestion of what he'll be with the bald cap turns into a dead-on impression of Peter Garrett (frontman for the band MidnightOil)

** More Micallef goodness, in one All-In, Shaun Micaleff suggests that he and his fellow scouts should replace badges with tatoos, and declares:

* ShaunMicallef 's entire 1920s era sketch. He nearly succeeds in dragging Shane Bourne through the door with him, metaphorically and literally eats his way through half the set and doesn't just lean on the fourth wall, he kicks through it.

* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frnEDq50n5E The final all-in challenge.]] Angus Sampson spends most of it staring at the camera with a disgruntled look on his face and does not say a single word. Hamish Blake is a TV chef who refutes claims of foreign matter in his line of soups because the mouse was Australian and from an Australian factory. Felicity Ward was named pop queen, which entitled to do "lots and lots and lots of young men". Toby Truslove is a tennis player who puts his victories down to Hamish's mouse soup. Josh Lawson is a prize announcer flustered by the model in a bikini. It must be seen to be believed.

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* Stephen Curry plays a horrible CorruptCorporativeExecutive for all that it's worth during one series 3 episode. He makes fun of absolutely everything and eats the scenery whole. He mocks co-performer Ed Kavalee's use of 'big words' ('apropo') and looks down on the critics who are giving him questions. His quickfire responses are golden.

** And YET more Micallef goodness, in an Tudor-esque period when he [[ThrowItInexcuses himself for his pants falling down, explaining it's not part of the cure and for no extra cost.]]

--->'''Frank''': Uhhh...Hun Zing, son of Hung Well!

'''Ensemble actor''': Now you've had Lucy out back before the show...

* Ross Noble's reaction to the dwarf coming out of the log and the reason he seems so confused when he finally gets out.

* ALL of Frank Woodley's performances deserve special mention, as with the time Shaun Micallef tried to bring Shane in to the sketch.

* Frank's Crowning Moment is when he was a Shaolin Monk. Because Frank pretty much epotimises the DiggingYourselfDeeper trope, this happened:
-->'''Student''': You once said an apple is harder than a stone but softer than a feather... ...What did it mean?
-->'''Frank''': That means that all things have a beauty, but all things indeed have an ugliness. You must understand the paradoxes of this world. [[IceCreamKoan Don't try to eat a stone. You - It'll hurt.]]