#97 - Lou Sanders, Herts Holidays and John’s Greedy Palms

Elis James and John Robins

BBC

Comedy

4.8 • 6K Ratings

🗓️ 14 August 2020

⏱️ 81 minutes

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Summary

With Elis holidaying in Berkhamsted, the wonderful Lou Sanders joined John on the show today! Will she do Elis proud in today’s Made Up Game? Can she successfully read John’s palm? And crucially, will she know when the mics are on and when they’re off (the answer is no). Enjoy!

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:04.7	Hello everyone, welcome to the podcast.
0:06.7	Different kind of vibe today because the vibe Master General was Lou Sanders.
0:11.9	Reporting for duty, what a little cutie.
0:16.5	The one thing Lou didn't mention in my palm reading, which she does on the show,
0:21.3	which is the first thing the palm reader says is, is this guy a detective?
0:26.1	Yeah, I know Gary said that's the first thing he said is he a detective?
0:31.5	I said a detective with that.
0:33.8	A front centre.
0:35.2	A detective for good times, you know what I mean?
0:37.4	Yeah, solving cases since 1982, detective sex machine homicide.
0:44.9	I'll be a terrible name, wouldn't it?
0:46.4	That'd be great.
0:47.6	You wouldn't be taken seriously if your name was detective sex machine.
0:52.4	That's not popping up in Frost, is it?
0:54.6	I think that's...
0:58.0	That's what Richie says on bottom when he's playing around with a phone,
1:01.2	because D.I. Sex Machine homicide.
1:05.5	Also, when the mic was live, it was a lovely show.
1:08.0	I really enjoyed myself and that's the main thing.
1:10.6	Yes, absolutely more.
1:12.0	Forget about the listeners.
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