#157 - Faulty Fish Burgers, Elis’s Suit Strife and Handsome Greg James

Elis James and John Robins

BBC

Comedy

4.8 • 6K Ratings

🗓️ 28 May 2021

⏱️ 98 minutes

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Summary

John is starting to become 'The Boy Who Cried Sacked', because in today’s show he once again fired and rehired Producer Dave; except this time he did it TWICE. Also, Elis was on a high because he managed another plug for his BBC documentary on the history of Welsh football, but was quickly brought back down to Earth when he tried to give this week’s Petty Parliament caller a nickname.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:04.6	Thank you very much for downloading the Alice James and John Robbins podcast.
0:08.4	Um, hey slightly chaotic, fun show today.
0:12.4	Two sackings.
0:13.9	Two sackings, Dave got sacked and then reinstated and then sacked again.
0:17.2	John sacked himself.
0:19.4	He also sacked the fish, was it the Craven Prawn burger?
0:24.4	Terrible mistake.
0:25.4	38, um, some 20 minutes before we went on air, which meant that John unfortunately
0:30.9	sadly for him felt sick throughout our show.
0:33.8	And can I just say at this juncture that you dealt with these feelings of nausea
0:40.5	heroically?
0:41.5	Yeah, I just keep burping.
0:44.1	Okay, but also there's the worry that it could strike at any time and I've got quite a long
0:48.7	journey home.
0:49.6	Do you know what gets you through that sort of thing, John?
0:51.7	What?
0:52.2	As my friend Joe Wicks says, Captain adrenaline.
0:55.9	No, Captain Serotonin.
0:57.2	Damn it.
0:57.7	Doctor theatre.
0:58.8	Doctor theatre, yeah.
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