#84 - Richard Osman, Sexy Silence and John's Rubbish Book

Elis James and John Robins

BBC

Comedy

4.8 • 6K Ratings

🗓️ 12 June 2020

⏱️ 79 minutes

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Summary

Elis and John are joined by the presenter and novelist Richard Osman. Records are broken in Made Up Games, James Cracknell enters the Shame Well, and friend of the show Tan France gives his verdict on John's new alice band.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds Music Radio Podcasts
0:04.7	BBC Five Live
0:07.0	L.S. James and John Lovin's
0:11.4	Hello everyone and welcome to BBC Radio Five Live with L.S. and John.
0:18.8	Today we're going to be talking to a number of guests, doing a number of good things,
0:23.4	the very positive vibe to the show today, which is great because I am in a terrible mood
0:28.5	and I feel awful and bored.
0:30.5	Yeah, okay, why are you in such a terrible mood, John?
0:33.5	Nice to see you, by the way.
0:34.5	Nice to see you, mate.
0:35.5	This is a pre-recorded show as ever, we're in our isolation units.
0:40.8	So my full-time fiancé went back to work about 10 days, two weeks ago, so we're now in
0:48.8	separate households, so we can't, well, we can only see each other socially distancing,
0:56.3	which is very weird.
0:58.1	So I've seen her once and we had sort of lunch outside.
1:01.9	To me, does the part?
1:02.9	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
1:03.9	Yeah.
1:04.9	So it's very odd to go from seeing someone, you know, pretty much every day for 10 weeks
1:10.2	to now have to sort of arrange little picnics and be far away.
1:15.1	Yeah, it's like you're having a cyber affair in the future.
1:18.9	Yeah, it's sort of like a cyber affair, but it just means that my days are now like,
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