R vs Mohammed
- Episode aired Sep 6, 2012
- 55m
A man walks through Hyde Park and without warning explodes.A man walks through Hyde Park and without warning explodes.A man walks through Hyde Park and without warning explodes.
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThis episode sees Matt Day's and Toni Collette's characters as parliamentary rivals. Both Collette and Day appeared in Muriel's Wedding as a Muriel and Bryce respectively. Their characters in Muriel's Wedding dated briefly.
- Quotes
Cleaver Greene: You want the truth? Right wing chicks are hot. Much hotter than left wing chicks, and you know why that is? Because right wing chicks are aggressively carnivorous, self-reliant Ayn Rand accolytes who understand the value of the moment. They get that sex is something in and of itself beholden to nothing and no one, and as a consequence of that understanding, they're less inhibited and therefore hornier. Left wing chicks on the other hand, they're vegans who want a holistic experience. They're all about context. They talk about an orgasm like it's a pet spaniel, and so consequently the moment's ruined, and this, Mr Clown, is the real reason why the left has carked it, because the right is constantly procreating while the left is grooming a dead dog.
Clown: My mother was a communist.
Cleaver Greene: Oh so you're adopted?
There's also a sub-plot involving Cleaver having an affair with the Premier of New South Wales, played by Toni Collette. This leads to all sorts of political plottings: the two sidekicks taking polls in order for the politicians to figure out what they should do was hilarious, and accurate.
This also makes Cleaver a new and formidable enemy: the Premier's husband who happens to be the Attorney General of NSW.
Details
- Runtime55 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9 HD
- 576i (SDTV)