Christian.

Welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.

Were you on TV as a kid?

My school was on this very dry, old BBC show from the 80s called Finderskeepers, actually hosted by a professor of maths.

Dry old nerd fest.

Obviously I wasn't on the show itself.

I was simply in the audience giving it double thumbs up. Before I bet you a bit of the theme tune, which is terrifying, I listened't on the show itself. I was simply in the audience, giving it double thumbs up.

Before I bet you a bit of the theme tune, which is terrifying. I listen to it back now.

Years ago on the BBC, we had things called a continuity announcer where a man, just a voice, would come on to reassure you about what you just watched and what was coming up next.

You can see the second part of the adventure of the disappearing dispatch case in 25 minutes when the Baker Street boys go into action.

Isn't that amazing? Imagine a weird a guy going and Mr. Krishna can't all the way back tomorrow morning and now huggy.

Inboard shorts and thongs.

You can see the second part of the adventure of the disappearing dispatch case in 25 minutes when the Baker Street Boys go into action.

What's coming up?

Before that, finders keepers, introduced by Richard Stilgo.

It's like some sort of sci-fi horror.

Years and years ago, It's like some sort of sci-fi horror.

Years and years ago, Stephen Merchant, who co-wrote and director The Office with Ricky Jervais was on One When he was a teenager, a TV show that you see massive for kids called Blockbuster, hosted by a man who was about 900 years old, Bob Honus. What are means income from property or investment, and when preceded by inland, is the departmental looks after income tax.

Revenue.

Revenue is right.

Thirteen-year-old boy should know about taxation.

What?

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