Dodgy Molluscs and Steaming Pants with Marian Keyes

Fortunately... with Fi and Jane

BBC

Society & Culture, Tv & Film

4.8 • 5.9K Ratings

🗓️ 7 February 2020

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Fi and Jane welcome the novelist Marian Keyes around the Fortunately table to share a bag of chocolates. The bestselling author has some confessions about her bowling prowess (or lack of it). Marian also talks to Fi and Jane about appreciating the small things, generational change in Ireland and why a bad waxwork is better than a good one. In addition, the ladies have some consumer confessions, there's a bad smell in Jane's Kitchen and Fi gets dumped.

Transcript

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0:00.0	BBC sounds, music, radio, podcasts.
0:04.6	My children seem no longer allowed to do the accents.
0:07.2	The more we do.
0:08.2	Your accents are just short.
0:09.2	And now you've stopped altogether, haven't you?
0:10.2	I have had to stop them all this time.
0:12.2	But I miss my Australian housewife.
0:15.2	I was just having a little bit of a little bit of it.
0:17.2	Come on, let's just...
0:18.2	For goodness sake, mate, get downstairs and think you're more
0:21.4	it's getting warm.
0:22.4	Come on!
0:24.4	The BBC is proud to bring you, fortunately, with Fee and Jen,
0:27.9	another collection of the random and unrelated from Fee Glover and Jen Garbing.
0:33.9	We are transported in that couple of seconds, too.
0:36.7	Where would that be, Suburban Adelaide?
0:38.5	I think it's somewhere just outside Perth.
0:40.1	Oh, is it?
0:41.1	Yes.
0:42.1	I'm some knee-deep in Chris Hammer's new book, Silver,
0:47.5	which you very, very kindly gave to me.
0:50.5	I know that you had been given it for free.
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