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Hello, Buglers and welcome to a shoe 2809 of the Bugel with me and his ultimate

in London during what has turned into a strangely brief jaunt back to the Northern Hemisphere.

But still what a hemisphere. I cannot get enough of this half of the world.

I'm back south on Monday, luck a confused swallow with an excess of migration.

And, resolutely in the Western Hemisphere, it's the Christopher Columbus of Comedy,

taking his European ways to the Americas and indirectly wiping out the locals.

It's John Oliver. Hello, Andy. Hello, Buglers.

And the on Saturday I participated in what is a spectacular annual charity event here called Night

of Too Many Stars. It's basically a bunch of comedians performing either comedy or ludicrous acts

for an autism charity. Various things or experiences are auctioned off over the night.

And it's going to be shown on Comedy Central this Sunday. And it's actually worth watching.

Not only could it be a great cause, but also because I'm not sure you'll ever see that much money raised

in a stupid away. A pull-rider, for instance, auctioned off showing his penis to someone

and also let someone chew up a piece of chicken and feed it to him like a baby bird.

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