It's the final Midweek Madeley of series 5 and by Christ do we have a show for you . With the enigmatic Richard Madeley unleashing his arsenal of accents, a debatable listing of the top 60 worst people in Britain, and a revealing peek into the opening scene of Mr Nanny, we promise a extravaganza filled with surprises and revelations.
From the intricacies of Chris Sutton's autobiography to the unexpected pleasure of slow-motion podcast listening, our conversation meanders through an eclectic blend of topics. We discuss the blockbuster films that Andrew has yet to experience and what his favourite song by Billie Piper is before again straying into the intriguing world of Mike Parry. Buckle up because this is the ride of a lifetime.
It's the final Midweek Madeley of series 5 and by Christ do we have a show for you . With the enigmatic Richard Madeley unleashing his arsenal of accents, a debatable listing of the top 60 worst people in Britain, and a revealing peek into the opening scene of Mr Nanny, we promise a extravaganza filled with surprises and revelations.
From the intricacies of Chris Sutton's autobiography to the unexpected pleasure of slow-motion podcast listening, our conversation meanders through an eclectic blend of topics. We discuss the blockbuster films that Andrew has yet to experience and what his favourite song by Billie Piper is before again straying into the intriguing world of Mike Parry. Buckle up because this is the ride of a lifetime.
Living with Maidalee.
Speaker 2:Hello, welcome to the podcast Living with Maidalee. This is the final midweek episode of the series. We are going to sum up the bonus episodes that we've done. I am one of the hosts, I am Liam aka Leroy and Nidon is Andrew aka Anderson. How are you there, sir?
Speaker 3:I'm here. We always do this. This is fake, isn't it? We talk to each other before. It is fake news. So, like we thought, we'd come on and say, alright, mate, you're ready to roll. And then you'll say hello, I do it on Blazepod as well. But I'll say and Andrew, how are you? He knows because he's already asked.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but we do guys like, don't try and put some drama in it. We sort of say, are you there? And we know that they're there, so yeah. Yeah, are you, there Are you there?
Speaker 3:I should have just left it and said no Right, let's fucking crack on. We've got a lot to get through, because we are in the midst of recording our 12 days of Maidalee thing, aren't we?
Speaker 2:Well, we've revealed it before people know what it is that's supposed to be at the end.
Speaker 3:Yeah, well, I'll start with the 12. I'll start with. So what we're going to do over Christmas is do 12 Christmas episodes, Christmas themed episodes, and yeah, we're going to try and get 12 of ours going to be the 12 days of Maidalee or the 12 mails of Christmas, we haven't decided yet.
Speaker 2:We're going to release it throughout December, aren't we so just? To get in a festive mood. There's going to be some Christmas comedies, some Christmas watch alongs. There's a few different things, everything Christmas themed. So yeah, if you want to get in a festive spirit, join us for December with Maidalee.
Speaker 3:Yeah, and we're going to be recording one tonight, but you'll not hear it until another month or so. But what I want to do today, obviously, is just to get in the mood.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you're going very slightly robot again, but it's only every now and again. It's not worth rerecording this.
Speaker 3:I don't know Right if I think it sounds like I've had a stroke or something in the last couple of episodes. I don't know what's going on. It's not like.
Speaker 2:AI. You're no more and I'm using like a robot version of AI generated, but no, it is here, isn't it?
Speaker 3:Yeah, it is definitely me. But yeah, sorry about that, I don't know what's happening, to be honest, with that.
Speaker 2:Short circuit.
Speaker 3:I'm going to do this 100%, but anyway, let's get on with it. So we've got a lot of stuff to get through here, because we've got some. Obviously we did a few call outs and stuff on the Chapel, st Leonard Roadshow, but there's a couple of things that we didn't mention. This is a fantastic find from a Blyard's Dem I think you'd pronounce that and he found this fantastic clip of Richard Maidalee just like easily, seamlessly, going into a romp and accent.
Speaker 1:Yeah, well, basically I'm talking to voices. I'm not putting it on. This is the voice that I grew up with in Romp and Essex.
Speaker 3:You say 33,000. I say 33,000, darling.
Speaker 2:Yeah, marvelous stuff. Is that good? Actually it's a bit like we talked about John Barrowman as two accents he has a Scottish and he's American. I could believe he could get away with that.
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah, definitely. Thanks for that. I thought that was fantastic. I've actually got loads to get through it, so I might be going through a bit fast. But Bill in Blyde said there's a list of the 60 worst people in Britain at the moment who aren't in prison. I'm not going to read the top ten out, but you've all sorry.
Speaker 2:I've missed that. What's that on Twitter?
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm going to read out the top ten. But they're all Tories, basically all like current members of the Tore part, so there's not very much debate about it. So we're not going through that. But I'll just let you know that Richard Maynard popped up at number 59.
Speaker 2:Yeah, well, he's not everyone's cup of tea, is he? So, yeah, I get that. I think you'd be in the top 60 worst people not in prison and in the top 60 best people not in prison. It just depends on your view.
Speaker 3:I think that's fair. Number 60, Jim Davidson, by the way. Quite a good score for him. I thought he'd be a lot higher than that to be honest. Jim well.
Speaker 2:You've, you've sort of your life, aren't you?
Speaker 3:Yeah, well, thank you, you did you stop like Jim Davidson.
Speaker 2:That makes no sense. You used to look like Jim Davidson.
Speaker 3:According to you and my anti Lorraine who once said it as well, there were a picture of a Jim Davidson newspaper advertising something I looked like you and then you said I told you this before. Well, all right, you're pretty used to saying it. So yeah, there's two of you out there. Both are you Right? Both begin with L. You know, john Virgo wants to be stuck in your firm as well.
Speaker 3:Well, I've hosted a couple of episodes of Big Break and no one still knows to this day. Dave Sten is the opening of Mr Nanny. Obviously, we talked about Mr Nanny. I don't know if you saw this. Obviously, we were talking about Hulk Hogan and he says he wrote Mr Nanny which he didn't see another one of his lies. Have you ever seen the intro to this, mr Nanny? I don't know if you saw this.
Speaker 2:Yeah, maybe Tell me what it is, I'll see if you read it. It's not trailer, it's the opening.
Speaker 3:It's just a little go-go on a bike and this is nothing to do with anything, but right in the background there is someone throwing a dog forcibly into a lake.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I don't know if I saw it. I think you sent me this. I don't know if I saw it on Twitter, but yeah, yeah, yeah. Is that part of the story or is that just something? No, no, that just happens. It's just in the background, I bet.
Speaker 3:Hulk thinks he wrote that as well, don't? I Don't work for me, brother. On the Maitland Squatters episode, by the way, which is something we got some more feedback from that one. Anne said great episode and all the issues written in the documentary was good to get clarification from the main man himself that he wasn't wearing his best jeans. And then she said in her mind's eye the high-waisted, relaxed, fit mid-blue denim worn loosely with a tucked-in white shirt, smart neighbor jacket and brown leather shoes.
Speaker 2:Yeah, well, yeah, I can't, I'm picturing it as you're describing it. I think that is exactly what it was. Again, it's like I'm partaged. He's more on the parties and parties at times. It's like it is what's. He described himself as wearing it's ice white action flax. Yeah, but I think she's right here to be relaxed, fit, casual, stone wash maybe, and, yeah, definitely a kind of jacket or blazer with it.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I can say, absolutely see it. And James edge Jane, stacy, or Stacy Jane as a she's known on there tough to club. She says she can't lie, she's shocked to hear about our criminal past and she's not sure if she can continue to supply the pod after the revelations.
Speaker 2:What would I? I thought we cut it out where we discussed all the criminal activity.
Speaker 3:Well, we cut out the, the bank heist. But now we are you other. I nick to magazine by accident and you pinch. What did you pinch?
Speaker 2:Oh yeah put something in my pocket pound, stretch it enough for that. Yeah yeah, so you know I'm in ring. I think it was a diet.
Speaker 3:Yeah, time and ring, I think it was a paracetamol or something.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, you know, this is, this is the life of leaving it on the edge.
Speaker 3:Well, jane obviously also mentioned the on the Trappler st Leonard episode. The first one don't drink and pod boys Dostoevsky. Why laugh him? I like him, I like Dostoevsky.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that was a bit mental though, isn't it?
Speaker 3:Yeah well, jp is Sort of chipped in as well. See, if you know what film this is and I knew, I knew straight away and he simply quoted. But he's put a quote out from a film he's put anyway. I love those Russian plays, always full of women staring out of windows whining about ducks going to Moscow. What film is that from them?
Speaker 2:Something a little bit pretentious, I don't know, here in London, in Las Vegas. Oh, now with now an eye. Oh yeah, of course.
Speaker 3:Yeah, the late great Richard E Grant is not dead. I ain't seen him in much, though, recently he's told me stuff.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he's not dead yet, but with the curse Also, that's the night's like um, I'll get to that in a bit, so I don't.
Speaker 3:I'm not, I've got it on the list. In fact you might have got it on yours. Yeah, I have. Yeah, webding said thanks for the vote of confidence. In his impressions he says class has. He's glad to be mentioned the same breath, breath as Ronald and Coen as you called.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:Um, he said he's not sure that Glatier and Anders is going to be using the tagline of I don't like, like cider bro, like this. I don't know, I think that's good.
Speaker 2:I think I actually think that's quite a good mark If you don't like cider, you will like this cider but also because I think we also said if you do like cider, you'll like it?
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah. Well, my the Charles came back in and said 10 minutes of this was just us to advertising a cider that none of us Even knew what. It was absolutely fantastic. But yeah, I mean, I don't know if places listened yet, um, but I think I think you'll be seeing him actually when play Bournemouth. I think he's coming over for that one, so yeah, yeah, that's well.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's one of the second game I've been to this season, so, yes, so, so, yeah, it'd be good if, if he is there for that, so I hope it's have a catch up with an Anders, yeah uh, andrew back.
Speaker 3:We're talking about the books. Obviously you're talking about the book, about the twist where it were a girl.
Speaker 2:Yeah, uh, yeah, a few people kind of commented on that, didn't they?
Speaker 3:Yeah, and says pennington 17 summer. She thinks she says her class was similarly, similary, similar, I can't say it Similarly, shocked at the twist. Yeah, it's done Well, done Well, but but we've got Craig 99 here and Ed Barth said it was called the turbulent term of tight Tyler.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that sounds more familiar. I mean, the character was certainly tight, tyler.
Speaker 3:Yes, yeah. But maybe maybe, maybe, double, maybe the bow fry. Bow fry as a Fucking Frank Drebbing one said Dead Bart. On the subject of dead Bart, said that Katie LaValle is a other half hearing you talking about one of your favorite books being the old man in the sea. She said oh no, it's fucking awful.
Speaker 2:Yeah, no, I understand why she says that, because it is a hard read. It's quite painfully slow, but that's what I think's really clever about. It is that there's not much happening. It feels like an endurance test to get through it, and that's kind of what he's going through.
Speaker 2:So yeah maybe I'm being a bit pretentious here, but I thought it's quite clever If it feels like a real hard slog some of the chapters when he's he's basically just trying to get this massive. I think it's a marlin back Back with him and it's bits of it have been eaten and by other fish in it. It just becomes a massive endurance test for him and and yeah, possibly for the reader too.
Speaker 3:You know what's funny? I were obviously acting um well, I went acting cock. I've read the books, but obviously I like Russian literature and all this. I got back home I'm like a lot of books like what I read, yet and then and I just go through them and the next. The next one on the list is Chris Sutton's autobiography.
Speaker 2:Not what recommended to you.
Speaker 3:No, no, that's the next one I've got. I've actually bought, but I haven't bought it. I think my dad bought it, man. He's a massive Chris Sutton fan, don't know why. I think she's hilarious.
Speaker 2:I can't decide if I like him or not. I've got the kind of Celtic connection, but yeah.
Speaker 3:It is all right, it's called George Baldwin could diver this week. Trader Blazer, this might be the favorite podcast he's ever listened to. It's high praise. Indeed, it will happen at you about wigman when you said he seems to think that's his air.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it was crazy. I still. I'm still not delighted. We used his picture, to be honest, but it was what it was when it if you're gonna go out about that art.
Speaker 3:Craigie boy bees said uh, he's got into the habit of listening to our podcast with the audio slowed down. He won't need to without fucking many technical problems I'm having today. Uh, we'll slow, nice. But he says like we've had 10 points each on every single pod. Another chapel cell ended one. It sounds like we've had 15 points each.
Speaker 2:I can't think of anything worse than that. Sometimes, when it's in my pocket, it slows down when I'm listening to podcasts, and I hate it. I think it sounds awful. So that's all really fast though, yeah, maybe. Yeah, maybe you sound normal and I just sound slow.
Speaker 3:Yeah, well, like I say, I think I'm going slow. Today We've had a lot of technical issues and we're doing a watch along tonight, so I'm a bit concerned. And then, last of my comments that I've got on my list is a travelling said on the box set, the DVD idea. He said he'd take a box set of the Clarkson, hammond and May era of Top Gear with him, probably Hotfills and or Shaun of the Dead, and then something written by Carl Pilkinson for his book.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I have to say, great charts all around. There was a golden era of Top Gear, weren't there? I know it was so well done because even the stage stuff there was enough realism in it. It was three blocks, genuinely sort of squabbling and kind of part getting on and part despising each other. And yeah, there was certainly a point in time where I think it's probably the best thing on TV at one point in time.
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah, fair play. I mean, I've never watched it, I've watched it, but obviously I just braxier.
Speaker 2:Yeah, can't drive, won't drive.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 2:Anyway, what you got for me, liam. So we've got, if we move into series two, episode two of the chapel one, jp got touch Best episode yet. Was I the only one who heard Pancero first shout best band as Balls of Canada? Balls of Canada, yeah, which it? Yeah, obviously, boards of Canada.
Speaker 3:Boreings of Canada. I think you've called them before.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, definitely, and also put my life is brilliant line is some twice, is it? My life is brilliant.
Speaker 3:I saw him on a Sunday brunch. Life is brilliant.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I don't know. I didn't know that, and also what he's pointed out, and this is a correction on me. Is he served in Kosovo, not the Gulf War?
Speaker 3:I didn't even know they could. I learned something I didn't know that every person who'd been in the army, with classes of veteran, so what, you know what any of the other person I am.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but got it wrong. So apologies to Mr Blunt Tyrone's messages. Enjoy the relaxed nature of it. The music chat was Brill Surprise to find out how many blockbuster films Andrew hasn't actually seen. You know, you're not far you. You quite see sort of quirky, I think two films in the film.
Speaker 3:I've seen three films. You know the threads masses of the universe and Laia Laia. That's the only three films I've ever seen.
Speaker 2:Well, the irony being is that as you complete life next, I've watched 24 hour party people with you.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I mean we might do. Obviously, if we ever get this website set up, I think I'll probably put on my top 100 films and people can just for the self what's not in there. I think you should do the same as well. I'm a little comparing, but yeah, I'm not a big. I don't know why. It's like all of the media, like books, like TV, like music, just not massively into into films.
Speaker 2:What you'll see? The deal listener. What you'll see is when we get this webpage up and running. It's in progress and it's not a million miles away, but hopefully by the time we get to Christmas episodes, it should be live. What you'll see is how pretentious Andrew is in his film and music choices.
Speaker 3:Not true. You said my top 100 songs list is pretentious. Is there some right crap in there, like beach boys in?
Speaker 2:No, no, you've put cool crap. You've not put crap. You used to love Billy. Why do you have to play that song so loud?
Speaker 1:That would get you.
Speaker 3:No, it wouldn't. You made me listen to that about four times in a row. It's not even that song. It's not even that song. It was fucking it. Do you have a boyfriend? You're looking really cool, but that's not even something under the songs of all time I remember rightly.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you loved the bit where he said we can spend some time.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I love that you made me listen to that four times in a row.
Speaker 2:Incepop used to put on all the time. You got me into Incepop because you're looking so much. It's not cool enough now though. It's not cool enough anymore. It's not that cool, nice, honestly, the reader will decide.
Speaker 3:I certainly had them fall it. Actually, sheffield Beatles is going to see him as well in December. I think you're coming this time, aren't you? My name is Drew, yeah. And he said, yeah, pretty much the same as mine.
Speaker 2:Yeah, because he's quite into his cool music status as well.
Speaker 3:Musicians Union. He's done loads of gigs with the Beatles projects I've done, we've made the theme tunes. So both on a level is what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:Anyway, carry on, I can. Before you did your list, you both typed in what music is coolcom.
Speaker 3:People are going to be so confused with the read my list and it's not See it's a fuser in that.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but again it's quite quirky. You've not put any of the shit in that. I know that you like that you're ashamed of I don't know what.
Speaker 3:Well, I tell you what. I've got an idea. When we do the website, then I'll put it up and then you put underneath what you think my actual 100 is.
Speaker 2:Well, I'll cross out the ones that aren't actually your favorites and substitute them for one that I think you do like.
Speaker 3:So we'll do that. Anyway, come on.
Speaker 2:Last one on that episode, berlin Blade, friend of the show Desert Island disc. Well, desert Island band is the Strokes, by the way. So we were talking about if you could only take one band collection to Desert Island, that's right, because they're widely considered to only have one excellent album.
Speaker 3:Although I disagree with that, I think the second album might even be as good as the first, and it does some good stuff after, to be fair.
Speaker 2:I like a bit of Strokes. You can see where he's coming from. Best live band is Hives. For your information, I can't comment on that because I don't even know of them. If I'm honest.
Speaker 3:Oh, you do If you wanna. That's a terrible. I'm panicking now so I know I can Consip. Just listen to it In the hives.
Speaker 2:Hives and then, and I tell you what's a great show. And the one hit wonder is I think we mentioned it before drinking in LA. I think you had it on one of yours in you.
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah, definitely bramfrak, bramfrak, bram van at three thousand. Hi, my name is stereo Mike. I'd like to do that karaoke. We're don't know which one of us would do the right. We have to get our mate J in to do the rap. Yeah, I'm off to the chorus, like yeah.
Speaker 2:Absolutely nothing that day. Absolutely buckets that day we did pretentious, pretentious music list that day. He's also put happy to discuss over beers when I'm back at Christmas. So, yeah, I hope, hope. So that'd be good. Not sure what games are on, and do you know what? Even if there's not a game that works, let's try and meet up in for a beer at some point.
Speaker 2:Yeah yeah, that's all Comments from the parry episode. So yeah, dead, dead bat comment is mid listen. First comment from Kato Lavelle full agreement with Mike parry on the rucksacks. So rucksacks often meanials it's for people have to look stuff about.
Speaker 3:She says yeah, I'd like to what I'm funny about this. This is the second comment now where dead bats mark on behalf of his other of his other off. I like it's almost like she's I don't know massively in control saying just tell him that okay.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'll do that.
Speaker 3:I'll do that?
Speaker 2:Yeah, don't worry, we've had a comment from trade the blade who was asking about a clip that he couldn't find. Well, I tell you what we've got news for you. Tray, yeah, we send. Do you think we've got this chap before do? If people send us private messages, do we mention them or or not?
Speaker 3:should we just say Honestly, we'll mention them next time, well, but if you don't, they might want to have mentions previously anyway.
Speaker 2:But yeah, because it's private message once a oh. But Another friend of the show actually very kind listeners sent us the clip, so trade you in for a treat. Here we go.
Speaker 1:Cheers that, samson is Danny Kelly on the warm-up, regretting asking Mike the question how do you get from Bournemouth to go to St Park? What happens is you come out of Bournemouth, you go along the West way, you then head down the A27 and then you you see the sign which says M3. So you go left onto the M3, you know, on the M3 heading up towards the M25. However, being smart on the average bear, you only go as far as the A34 and you come off the A34 and then you're heading towards the Midlands. Now, the A34, if you say on it, will take you all the way to Salford in Greater Manchester, which isn't any good if you go to good at St Park, obviously, but it goes right to the Northwest of England. Okay, however, again smart of the average bear, you then get onto the M40 and then the M42 to go around Birmingham Onto the M6. Okay, and, by the way, again, if you're smart, you can pay five or six quid on toll road yes, toll road and get through it much, much quicker than the ordinary M6. It brings you out just shy of junction eight, which is the A5.
Speaker 1:You've got left on the A5 and you go along that road there under Ironbridge which was built by Thomas Telford. No, I don't return. Right up the A41 and you're heading to Chester. You then go along that carriageway, you pick up the M53, you go shooting down the Whirl, you go through the Kingsway Tunnel. You then come up on the other side obviously on the other side you. You go into Everton Valley and onto the maybe the car park at Sunday Park. You are then a 100 yard walk away from the good at St Park. Easy. How often does this go wrong with roadworks and things? There's journey for you. I never do. If I go to good at St, I've been the train.
Speaker 2:Yeah, brilliant. I mean kind of see where it's going, can't you? But it's still. Yeah, it's still great.
Speaker 3:Absolutely super, but everything he does, that I mean. I've been listening to loads of two mics since. To be fair, since we did the episode and you always feel like I should have mentioned that I should have brought that up as well.
Speaker 2:So I I often listen to the quizzes. I've heard him loads of time before but I still listen to him. I just think Parry delivery is great. We got a message from the real Bobby B. It won't say thinks on the two mics. Back in the day, when there were young fleet Street journals he was talking about Carol Malone. Oh yeah, I mean, and yeah, she was very attractive young woman and inferred he'd had a pop.
Speaker 3:Yeah, matt the major has treated a few things where he's. This is in the like, I think, about 2011, where he said very sexy woman Light and tweetered Carol Malone and then he said something about she cooked him a meal one morning. So, yeah, I think we yeah, they're on the rest on the Jeremy Vineshell together not so long ago, couple of weeks ago. So, I'm getting into bother.
Speaker 2:No, no, I'm sorry, just let me finish that bitch.
Speaker 3:Middle.
Speaker 2:East, middle East, middle East. He liked me not even all that long ago. Yeah, yeah yeah. I got some charm for some. So, yeah, maybe, maybe Mike Parry Was a, maybe there was something happening there. Sorry, what were you gonna say?
Speaker 3:No, jeremy Vines, Just do you know like he likes to get nearly crashed from by. It's not one of those obvious, yeah he's doing it again, and then you know, taking into task no other than David Hike, I think he's. I can't remember either. No, you've gone again.
Speaker 2:No, you've gone again.
Speaker 3:Kick back saying, oh, you're still the son of God.
Speaker 2:You've gone again, you know. You said David's late. Yeah, after David Ike, you went.
Speaker 3:I don't know what to do. He's pissing me off big time.
Speaker 2:We're getting longer. We're getting like nearly 10 minutes before he does it. It's not all time.
Speaker 3:It's a new office, didn't it?
Speaker 2:No Problem is, I think you know, watch along if you go, we're just going to have to carry on with it. Yeah, just say it. Come back quickly enough. Yeah, no, it's fine. It's fine, it's not a problem, it's just missing out bits what you say. So for the watch along, I'll just say that again, I didn't quite hear that.
Speaker 3:Yeah, fair enough, I didn't want to say that. So we've got to somewhere, david Ike.
Speaker 2:So what you said is someone who's took him to task is David Ike, and then I didn't hear anything after that.
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah. And he's basically said he's a dickhead. And then Jeremy Vine said oh something, you're the son of God. The classic internet war, david Ike versus Jeremy Vine. I'm probably siding with David Ike in that water effect. He pisses me off a bit, oh Jezevine.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I don't know, it's hard, it's like no, I'm not going to say what I'm going to say. I'm going to say what you've worse out of two horrible things. I'm not going to say it. Yeah and sorry, just finished real Bobby B's comment, massive fan of Paris since he was on Talks Sport with Brazil, still can't work out if he's parriding himself, parriding, parriding himself.
Speaker 3:Parriding Madeley Ike yeah.
Speaker 2:And exactly what it means. We've said that before. Can he really be serious about all these things? But, yeah, I think you've got to take him at face value. Yeah, parriding, what? Sorry, sean. So this is what we mentioned previously. Yeah, another celebrity death you're responsible for, after referencing the Charlton Brothers. So, yeah, pre the death of the legend, bobby Charlton, we mentioned the Charlton Brothers.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 2:It's been a while, but the curse might be back in action.
Speaker 3:No, no, because we've got some big hits coming up at Christmas.
Speaker 2:I don't know we could outlight TV Christmas TV legends come way over Christmas.
Speaker 3:Do you want to do 12 episodes? I was already dead in there. You want to say 12? I was looking to a kid at work. By the way, he absolutely loves Howard from the summer one. No way, honestly, he loves it. I said, oh me, we do this podcast. And he put him in to get rid of his eyes. He's hilarious, he's like because he says he's a loser because he has his character as well. I might have to get him on. We have a big argument about that.
Speaker 2:Weasel Nav. I mean there's friends on the show and then there's Nav in there, to be fair, all his retweets, all his comments, legend he was talking about Mike Perry and he says his sporting hero is Mike Tyson. When someone points out Tyson misbehavior in the ring, perry replies it's what you expect from all boxers. I presume that's like biting ears and things which you don't like to say I love this.
Speaker 2:He said in 2001 that he was swimming this channel if Tim Henneman won that year's Wimbledon. I remember him getting really nervous when Henneman got to semi-final.
Speaker 3:Did you ever feel like Henneman was going to win?
Speaker 2:I did actually yeah, that year.
Speaker 3:Yeah. Is that when he lost to the Croatian dude.
Speaker 2:Yeah, the big server Gorom. Was he really so rich?
Speaker 3:That's it, yeah, I think that's it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he was up there and he was playing really well, and then, I think, rain stopped playing and came back the next day and he was a bit more refreshed. Yeah, I would go for him. I know he's kind of become a bit of a figure of fun because I think he had a successful career, but he's become a symbol of not achieving. But, I really liked him Henneman, and I thought he played quite a valiant style that just didn't work.
Speaker 3:Come on, tim. I used to hate that. I hate Tiger Tim, but none of this is his fault. Come on, tim.
Speaker 2:I think, he's a nice guy that just weren't quite good enough at that high level.
Speaker 3:I often get mixed up with Jonathan Edwards, the former long jumper. I don't know why.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I can see what you mean. He gave up God as soon as he got his gold medals. Is that right? Yeah, yeah, as he landed in the Sampir.
Speaker 3:As he landed he got his gold, put rods up connected to the sky, the idea that he were a master Christian. The ones who retired he was amazing.
Speaker 2:I thought you were on songs of praise and all sorts of stuff.
Speaker 3:At least I dreamt that, which would be one of the weirdest dreams of all time. Carry on talking and all the workers were.
Speaker 2:Well, last one I've got actually is from Cappy, who said I get tempted to try the cinnamon thing way too often, obviously in reference to Mike Perry's phenomenal cinnamon challenge.
Speaker 3:I'd like to try it. I think I would die. But I mean, we used to have peppers, didn't we? Sorry, chilies, remember when we played FIFA, and if you lost you have to have a hot chile. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:There's some weird stuff. I think it would kill me, because obviously I have asked Moon where he's at. I genuinely think it would kill me, at least your heart is working.
Speaker 3:What does it always say? He's got a third of a working heart, hasn't he A third of a working heart? Yeah, I can't find anything in my personal life Religious beliefs 2007. He said that it may seem odd, he's lost yeah, he's lost his faith. When did he win the gold? Well, in 2007,. He was still a Christian and then, in an interview in 2012, just after the last medal he won, actually, he said he's lost his faith.
Speaker 2:It's weird, isn't it? So he's a believer when he needs God on his side for his jumping, and then he's turned his back once he's landed in the sand. I'm not sure what I'm thinking about that.
Speaker 3:Anyway, that is that, because we need to move on to record and my connection is fucking awful, so Lin has got some big editing in today. I don't know what's going wrong with that, so apologies if there's any shit going down.
Speaker 2:Do you know what it is? You will be hearing this episode. Well, you'll know, because you're already listening, but you'll be, hearing this, probably on Thursday, I would think if you're one of the straight-in listeners. We've already mentioned it. We are now going to record the second installment of one of our Christmas episodes. We need to get in front with them. Should we tease with some of the episodes or should we keep them all under the hat?
Speaker 3:The first two. In fact, we can announce the first because it's going to be the next episode. The first one we're doing is the double-edder, the office Christmas specials.
Speaker 2:Yeah which is probably the biggest episode, isn't it? Like you said, it's a double episode. We've done it all in one, so it's probably the longest one. We wanted to get that one in the bag in the can, early doors, so yeah, that's already recorded Some marvellous content in it.
Speaker 3:It's unbelievable. So check that out. That should be out first of December. Although it will be out first of December, we're going to record another one now, which is a cartoon and animation, probably the biggest animation of the eighties, I'd say. I'd hazard, I guess that I'd enjoy it as then. Thank you, We'll see you next time.