Harry Jun has strong feelings about Scotland's relationship with deep-frying, desperately wants to be on MasterChef, and has theories about Round the Twist that will change how you watch it — if you dare watch it again.

Harry Jun is a Sydney-based comedian, host, and writer known for his work on ABC's Good Game: Spawn Point and as co-host of the SBS podcast Say Kimchi. His comedy blends cultural commentary and observational humour shaped by his Korean-Australian heritage.

• Why Scotland's relationship with deep-frying is one of the great unexamined cultural phenomena
• How the nostalgia wave sweeping Gen Z for 80s and 90s pop culture is different from the original experience of it
• Why Round the Twist is considerably weirder than anyone who watched it as a child is prepared to admit
• What vocal fry reveals about how American speech patterns travel — and what they replace when they arrive

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