Retro Ordinaire

Retro Ordinaire

By Scott John and Jason ChongComedy
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Retro Ordinaire episodes

  • British Sitcom Characters On The Charts
    Not the actors.  The characters.  What?
    Scotty and Jas ruminate on how characters from 'Allo 'Allo, The Comedy Company, Minder, Are You Being Served?, Fawlty Towers and Worzel Gummidge shot up the charts.  A special appearance by Joe Dolce('s work).
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    38 min
  • Cartoon All Stars To The Rescue #ReinholdForGarfield
    Do you remember that time when all your favourite cartoon characters came together to get some moody teen off drugs?  Or did you just hallucinate that when you were high?
    In this very special episode, Scott & Jason will discuss the notoriously problematic "Cartoon All Stars To The Rescue" while you pass the dutchie on the left hand side. #ReinholdForGarfield
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    25 min
  • The Music Of Mr. T
    It was inevitable, but it is finally time to pity the fools.  And by that, we mean Scott and Jason forced themselves to listen to 2 albums Mr. T released back in the mid-eighties, and now deserve your sympathy.
    Grab yourself a big glass of milk and listen to the boys jibber jabber as they wade through the magnificence of Mr. T's "Mr. T's Commandments" and also Mr. T's "Mr. T's Be Somebody (Or Be Somebody's Fool)"
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    25 min
  • Poochinski, Milky the Marvellous Milking Cow and The Beatle Barkers
    The best way to understand what this podcast is, is just to do one.
    In this first episode of Retro Ordinaire, Scott John and Jason Chong discuss the man-cop-turns-into-dog-cop phenomenon that is "Poochinski", the dubiously popular 70s toy "Milky", and novelty album Beatles and dogs crossover smash "The Beatle Barkers"
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    35 min

About Retro Ordinaire

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A trawl through the bottom drawer of entertainment history. Hosted by Scott John and Jason Chong.