Have you acted in sketches earlier?
Nicky: We did it a few years ago. There was a tv show in the UK called SMTV where we were acting a bit when we were 19-20 years old. It was called 'Chums' which was a parody of Friends. It's fantastic, you have fun and it shows you can make fun of yourself.

Tell us about your new album.
Mark: It's called Back Home and the half of it is actually recorded here in Stockholm. It's pop music all the way. We have done an album before, but it was just a album of covers of love songs, but this is a brand new album with pop songs. We've gone back to the 1-3rd album with pure pop. So we are very proud of it. I think if you've heard the second and the third single you can hear a bit more about what the album sounds like. The first single 'Home' doesn't really fit in with the rest of the album.

You've had a huge success with fourteen number ones and I don't know how many millions of cds you've sold. How do you keep your feet on the ground?
Shane: We keep each other in the reality. We've got fantastic families and we come from rather simply relationships and we don't take anything for granted. It's went very well for us and we're proud of it but we have worked hard for it. We all want to get better and better from what we did last year or last week.

Just because this is a humour show I have to ask: What do you laugh about?
Shane: 'Friends'. I love Friends. It doesn't matter that you've seen it a thousand times, you still laugh at the same jokes.
Nicky: Some stand up comedians. A good stand up comedian can make you laugh all day.
Mark: There are many funny british comedians. But many of them wouldn't work very well in Sweden. I'm sure Sweden has a own kind of humour and their own comedians who you can just understand if you're swedish.

Which you might of noticed tonight...
Mark: Nah, I think we understood exactly what was funny - but it was in swedish so...

Credit/Source: Thanx Em / www.tv4.se

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