#174 - Bounty Balti, 3 Pint Cape and Inglese Dave

Elis James and John Robins

BBC

Comedy

4.8 • 6K Ratings

🗓️ 3 September 2021

⏱️ 99 minutes

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Summary

It’s been one hell of a week for Elis and John. Elis spent his time rediscovering his youth at a holiday park that’s definitely designed for young people, and John appeared on the pitch of a Test match. These experiences filled them vigour, and led to some of their most fluid broadcasting to date. John admits he respects some dogs, Producer Dave drops a hint that he’s in love with Elis, and one of the great thespians makes an appearance (via the medium of the man of 18 voices).

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:04.6	Hello, everyone. Welcome to the podcast of the Ellis James and John Robbins show.
0:08.5	Again, we are pre-recording this intro,
0:12.5	so who knows if all hell has broken loose on air?
0:16.3	We could be sacked by the end of the show.
0:18.2	This could be it.
0:19.2	Or we might have resigned.
0:20.4	Yeah, we could call it the blaze of glory pod.
0:22.6	I might have resigned on a point of principle.
0:25.6	On what principle would that be?
0:26.9	Ellis.
0:27.8	Foreign policy.
0:28.9	I would really.
0:29.9	I don't know that really affects our show.
0:33.9	When are we going to be recording the intro after the show again, Dave?
0:36.8	Oh, we could probably give that a good old shot next week.
0:40.6	We could obsessed with recording the intro after the show, John.
0:43.6	You know, some of our best podcast intros recently have been the ones pre-show,
0:49.5	because you just have that...
0:51.5	You just have that zipping...
0:52.5	The more I'm over, Dave.
0:53.5	Zipping, then I do.
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