Hello and I'm

Hello and welcome to rated-ordated in the new world order.

I'm Mickey Noonan and I am joined as will be as ever by

Hannah Dunleavy, Hannah hello I don't know what that sentence meant but great

hello and by Jen offord jen off it hello Hello. important that you know that. Thank you very much I appreciate you not being

crossed with me. Is it your full name Jen? Jennifer technically but no middle names

no middle name nearly. You don't have a middle name? No my parents didn't see the point they liked our first names and they are lazy apparently so

It's good lazy I know what's your middle name? Christian isn't it? It is Christian talking of lazy parents they thought of a name for a girl and a name for a boy and they just didn't think any further

Mickey what's yours? I'm Michaela Louise Noonan if you want to be really cross with me it's best when you shout it up

the stairs that's one I know that I'm in real trouble talking of being in real trouble

with your parents aye there's a segue.

Hannah, why am I wearing this parker

when it's actually starting to get sunny?

Explain yourself.

Because this week we watched East is East, written by Are You Khan Din and based on his semi-autographical

play of the same name.

Coming in early with a question, can anyone tell me what links this film and Windsor Davis.

I'm just thinking of it a hot mum.

Oh I used to love Windsor Davis's mustache. Was he in something with on parry? No it's the

ballad of East and West the first line of which provides the title of surely

dated British sitcom Never the Twave as well as East is East and its sequel West is West. I've never seen that. Let me neither. No sequels. In interviews given around the time the film

came out, Kandin was keen to stress that East is not about British

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