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This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.

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Love occasions

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Cuddle show

Love occasions

That's a style of something I want to do that every Friday. It's really nice. It's 1989. Love occasions. You've got the deep voice. You can get it there. All right, let's get into Friday recommendations. We call it a Recommendation Station, the things that we're enjoying this week at the moment. Two from me. Once a TV show, one's a movie. TV show is the second season of the brilliant night

manager. Oh, I've heard this is great. It's shot like a James Bond movie. It's beautiful TV.

Second season, still as good as the first one that came out quite a few years ago, starring Tom Hildston.

Oh, beautiful. You know the one that you always see dancing on the Graham Norton show? Yes, very handsome. Yeah, he is his good looking, Mr. He would be a good bond. Mm, he would. He's got that cheesled. The other thing, I went to see a movie yesterday, and by the way, we have to talk about autographs. A lady'sing the street yesterday here in Sydney. And she's new listening to the show. And then she asked me something, you don't get asked her anymore because everyone wants a selfie. She actually wanted my autograph. Wow. And I didn't have a pen or obviously, because no one asked for anyone's autograph now. You have to do a selfie. And I said, do you mean selfish? She goes, oh, well, you're an autograph. And I said, I don't have any, I don't even got anything on me to sign. So she got this rackety old notebook out, this manky-looking handbag. Bless her, and I signed the back of her shopping list. Oh, fantastic. I hope you remember to get that oat Oh, milk, Diane. Do you remember when autographs were a thing? Oh, yeah. Do you remember people, you could have autograph a book? Yeah, special books. Yeah, you used to go and buy them at a stationary agent. I've still got autographs. Who have you got? I've got Ray Price, one of the greatest rugby league players of all time, my favourite Parramatta Eel, for our New South Wales. In your autograph book? Yeah, and he just wrote up. I had a little notepad and he just wrote up the eels, Ray Price. Oh, fantastic. I think, do you remember, autographs were really mattered to us, didn't it? Oh, yeah. That was like meeting the person, the famous person.

It was like reliving that when you would look at that autograph.

It was like their essence.

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