Trivia: Met comedy partner Andy Lee while studying Commerce and Science at University of Melbourne. Dropped out of university to pursue a career in comedy. Made his professional comedy debut with Lee as Hamish & Andy at the 2003 Melbourne Comedy Festival. The duo's mockumentary The Greystone 2800, which won the Melbourne Comedy Festival Short Film competition in 2005, attracted the attention of Rove McManus, leading to appearances on TV show Rove Live. Began hosting drive-time radio program The Hamish & Andy Show in 2006. Made an appearance on Neighbours with Lee, playing radio presenters in an 2008 episode. Began dating his wife Zoe Foster after they co-wrote an advice book on relationships titled Textbook Romance (2009). Listed 18th, earning $4 million with Lee, in BRW's Top 50 Entertainers in 2013.

Trivia: Bearded, Scots-born leading man Colin Friels has spent most of his professional career in Australia. A 1976 graduate of that country's National Institute of Dramatic Art, Friels rapidly found work in all branches of popular entertainment, but was particularly successful in such stage productions as Hamlet, Macbeth and The Man From Muckinpin. Entering films in 1983, Friels made his international mark as a cheeky misfit in Malcolm (1986), an assignment that won him the Australian Film Institute "Best Actor" award. Married to actress Judy Davis, Colin Friels has kept busy into the 1990s in films like Class Action (1991) and A Good Man in Africa (1994).