After reviewing the customer complaints box, the boys realise that their toilet should really have a door.
Their landlord, Sally-Anne (Sally-Anne Upton) agrees to build a door but only after she shows them the $5 note can be folded to make it look like a whale-sucking-a-fat-one. Broden decides the $5 note is the tip of the iceberg involving a deep conspiracy and heads out to find answers.
Sally-Anne builds a door but out of cake. Mark and Zach think this is wonderful and spend the day tricking people by making things out of cake. Broden’s ‘research’ leads him to believe that all the historical figures on the money are immortal and this is all connected to Harold Holt’s disappearance in 1967. Somehow Broden is actually correct and it’s very confusing, thankfully the episode ends before things get too carried away.
Production credit: A Haven’t You Done Well Productions production for ABC. Principal production investment from the ABC and Screen Australia in association with VicScreen. Aunty Donna’s director/producer Max Miller and writer/executive producers Sam Lingham, Broden Kelly, Mark Samual Bonanno, Thomas Armstrong and Zachary Ruane are joined by producer Nicole Minchin and executive producer Georgia Mappin. ABC Executive Producers Rachel Millar and Todd Abbott.
