Cabin Fever

It’s been a while, but she has finally returned to the show, and she didn’t even wait to be introduced as you'll hear. We also discuss the afterlife (strap in), Tom’s electric car (AGAIN) and the best names for game show contestants (no seriously we do). 

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A huge development this week as - just for one episode - we meet up in person and record the show outside a bar, with the ability to see each other’s faces. We’re joined by the brilliant comedian Clint Edwards, plus Cornelius has more TV reviews (we had to invite him because he owns the microphones).

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It’s a right old waffle fest this week - topics include the fact that Tom doesn’t care for saving The Queen, new gadgets, the song In The Navy by the Village People, weirdest lyrics in songs and Tom’s new silent air conditioning unit. We promise that all of the above is better than it sounds.

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We’ve both had a watch of Hamilton on Disney+ (did you know about this new streaming service, it’s very good) and Dave has a lot of garden-based updates, some more interesting than others. 

Plus the Sunday Times Top 10 Bestselling author Beth Morrey is back for another edition of On The Same Page. 

*NB we don’t mention hamsters at all, but we needed a third one for the title.

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We’re really sorry about the noises we make this week. It’s all in answer to the question: what’s your favourite Christmas Carol descant of all time? A classic question for the first week of July, we know. 

Plus - a bonanza review of The Bill with Cornelius for the new Corneliooz-day. 

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It’s our first weekly episode, so naturally it’s Helen Monksday (just on a Friday, which doesn’t work at all). She has a great story about meeting Ron Howard, which is relevant for this week’s Boring Film Club where we discuss Angels & Demons (or at least as much of Angels & Demons as we managed to watch). 

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There’s a big announcement today. A really big announcement actually. But in the meantime, we stretch our geographical range the furthest we’ve ever been. 

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The Sherlock actor is our guest on the podcast, and brings with her hear absolutely mad fear of getting on the bus. Plus it’s Wilfred’s birthday! And you can send him a Happy Birthday tweet to @cabinfe83709000 if the mood takes you. 

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The title pun works better when said aloud, as you’ll find out. And it’s the title for a bloody ruddy Ikea quiz, don’t know know. Plus, why don’t books have ad breaks, and a NEW RIDDLE.

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Our weekly update on what’s happening in The Bill this week (twenty years ago) continues with Cornelius, plus we find out how much Tom’s air conditioning cost - AND two horses appear, as if from nowhere.

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