#137 - Market Stall Magic, Destructive Shuttlecocks and First Time Flukes

Elis James and John Robins

BBC

Comedy

4.8 • 6K Ratings

🗓️ 26 February 2021

⏱️ 77 minutes

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Summary

As Elis and John continue to bring A-grade content to the masses from their respective homes, it's now widely accepted that the internet issues that plague Elis's connectivity are actually providing him with a fraught edge that you just can't replicate in the safe and secure surroundings of New Broadcasting House. So, although we lose our Welsh counterpart every once in a while, when we ARE hearing him loud and clear, well, what an incredible talent we have on our hands.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:04.6	Hello everyone, welcome to the Ellis James and John Robbins Show podcast.
0:09.4	At Fun Show today, Ellis continues his insane run of form in the voice department.
0:17.8	We're still reeling from it really, because it's how we end the show,
0:20.6	but we have found his melee ear.
0:23.8	Yeah, how can I monetize it, John?
0:26.4	You could do celebrity videos.
0:32.1	You could do little celebrity video messages.
0:36.1	Ah, you're old.
0:37.1	Palsrefer, all-coned.
0:38.9	LAUGHTER
0:42.0	You basically want to become the Alistair McGowan for the 21st century,
0:45.7	is that what you're saying?
0:46.9	Yeah, yeah.
0:48.2	The Alistair McGowan might take issue with the fact that he's the Alistair McGowan
0:52.0	for the 21st century.
0:54.6	What do you mean?
0:55.4	He's still alive, Dave.
0:57.2	He's still working, Dave.
0:58.8	Yes, true, but he's been in the 21st century for 21 years.
1:03.3	I know, but...
1:04.3	So I had one of his videos, VHSs, and for me, Alistair McGowan was very much a late 90s success.
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