<p>This episode blows up, meaning it goes a full 90 minutes! Jon and Howie talk to radio personality Andrew Torres about how between the characters taking a moment to breathe, tighter transitions and self contained sketches, this may be the best episode of “The Young Ones” yet. Plus, Jon and Andrew’s days at the Museum of Television and Radio, the derivation of the word “yobbo” and why a one-hit wonder doesn’t play their one hit. [Ep4]</p>

This episode blows up, meaning it goes a full 90 minutes! Jon and Howie talk to radio personality Andrew Torres about how between the characters taking a moment to breathe, tighter transitions and self contained sketches, this may be the best episode of “The Young Ones” yet. Plus, Jon and Andrew’s days at the Museum of Television and Radio, the derivation of the word “yobbo” and why a one-hit wonder doesn’t play their one hit. [Ep4]

<p>This episode blows up, meaning it goes a full 90 minutes! Jon and Howie talk to radio personality Andrew Torres about how between the characters taking a moment to breathe, tighter transitions and self contained&nbsp;sketches, this may be the best episode of “The Young Ones”&nbsp;yet. Plus, Jon and Andrew’s days at the Museum of Television and Radio, the derivation of the word “yobbo” and why a one-hit wonder doesn’t&nbsp;play their one hit. [Ep4]</p>

The Old Young Ones – Bomb

Once in every lifetime comes a show like this. 40 years after the series left the BBC, Jon Clarke and Howie Weingarten welcome special guests to rewatch every episode of the classic Rik Mayall, Lise Mayer, and Ben Elton punk sitcom. 12 episodes of screaming, non sequiturs, random musical acts and the worst puppets you’ve ever seen.

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