#210 - Timezone Tension, Birthday BACS and Sir Michael McIntyre

Elis James and John Robins

BBC

Comedy

4.8 • 6K Ratings

🗓️ 6 May 2022

⏱️ 126 minutes

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Summary

With John Robins now joining co-host Elis James on the more mature side of 40, the potential mood of our birthday boy was anyone’s guess today. Luckily, the pep in John’s step was there for all to see… or at least it was until our old friend technology did its level best to de-rail proceedings at every turn. Did it manage to? We’ll let you be the judge of that, dear listener (it did, and now John is sad again), but when did a little bit of on air jeopardy hurt anyone? Enjoy the chaos.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:04.7	Right, let's do it.
0:05.7	Hello, everyone. Welcome to the Ellis James and John Robbins Show podcast.
0:09.9	We do hope you're well.
0:11.7	Great vibe in the studio today.
0:13.9	I don't know if you can hear that electricity in the air.
0:18.3	Ellis not really paying attention.
0:19.8	I am paying attention. I just don't know anything to say.
0:21.8	You always see when you're reading your screen.
0:24.6	You got the glasses, Ellis.
0:26.2	That Alan Partridge where he's got that picture of the naked lady in his lenses.
0:30.6	Do you know what he was?
0:32.0	I was reading the Wikipedia page for Hansard was still up.
0:35.6	Right.
0:37.0	Are we still doing that?
0:38.7	No, of course not.
0:39.6	I mean, I'm on people.
0:41.9	Nobody that's fast-fired at times.
0:43.7	Hansard will make more sense as we delve into the light.
0:46.4	I wasn't reading it. It was reflecting on my glasses.
0:48.7	So it looked like I was reading and I wasn't.
0:50.4	I just had nothing to say.
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