RHLSTP 200 - Adam Buxton

RHLSTP with Richard Herring

British Comedy Guide

Comedy, Performing Arts, Tv & Film, Arts

4.8 • 5.7K Ratings

🗓️ 6 February 2019

⏱️ 87 minutes

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Summary

RHLSTP #200: Richard Herring - Pennsylvania Polka. It's episode 200 of the podcast and the end of Series 14, two insane milestones for this ramshackle lump of podcast. And to celebrate this occasion there's a record breaking fourth appearance from the grandson of a Batman, Adam Buxton. Adam sets the agenda from the start, bearing gifts, mocking stone-clearing like a philistine, revealing what 1995 Richard Herring had somehow discovered annoyed Stewart Lee, and attempting a slightly underwhelming tribute to Groundhog Day. Plus find out how Nile Rodgers responded to jokes by kids; why a head in a jar has to bring its own cloth; whether it's possible to have a film set at Stonehenge without the stones being knocked over at some point; and whether child-men in their fifties have to finally grow up. Plus some extraordinary epistles from World War One and how fields with barbed wire can still cause injury even today. Thanks to everyone who has supported this endeavour over the last 200 episodes and six years. Hopefully we can continue to move onwards and upwards. We will be touring the podcast in 2019 (as well as another run at the Leicester Square Theatre on Mondays from 4th February to 1st April.

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0:00.0	Hello my finest friends, welcome to the Richard Herring podcast feed. Thanks for listening.
0:05.5	Do tell your friends about this if they don't know, if you think they might enjoy it.
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0:18.3	Look, we are starting a new run of Rahul Astapa at the Leicester Square Theatre on the 5th of June,
0:25.9	then every Monday till the 17th of July. We've got some fantastic guests lined up for you.
0:32.3	We've got Adam Row from the Hava Word podcast and Tanya Moore, fantastic standup for the first one
0:38.8	and lots of exciting guests. Big announce all the time, Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman are doing it.
0:45.5	Richard Christie, the guy from Ghosts, Alistair Green and Peter Baynum, Sarah Millican, all kinds of
0:52.9	people. So do tune in, do come and see us if you can. Think it sells a little bit low and if you
1:02.4	want us to carry on going and you're somebody who used to come to the shows, please do come back again.
1:09.2	Or you can listen at home gfsboxoffice.com, you can watch a live streamed or at your leisure whenever you
1:17.3	want just for 10 pound of show or 50 pound for all seven shows gfsboxoffice.com, go to richhane.com slash
1:23.6	Rahul Astapa for ticket links and guest news. But let's sit back and relax and enjoy whichever
1:30.1	podcast you've chosen to listen to right now. Sorry about the traffic noise, I'm on holiday in
1:35.2	cheddar and sitting on my balcony next to my hot tub. Yeah, it's not as nice as it sounds.
1:42.9	But it's okay, it's okay. All right, see you in a bit. Bye.
1:49.6	Fancy a fever tree in a glass with ice and rum. You thought I was going to say gin, didn't you?
1:58.8	But I'm talking about fever tree ginger beer made from three ginger for that perfect blend of
2:04.3	freshness, sweetness and spiciness, delicious with rum or on its own. Fever tree ginger beer mixed with
2:14.0	the best. That spices things up. Lades and gentlemen, welcome to the lesser square theatre.
2:26.6	Please welcome a man who's done this 199 times before. It's Richard Herring.
2:43.1	Thank you very much. Hello ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Richard Herring's lesser square theatre
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