RHLSTP Special - Rob Rouse

RHLSTP with Richard Herring

British Comedy Guide

Comedy, Performing Arts, Tv & Film, Arts

4.8 • 5.7K Ratings

🗓️ 18 July 2019

⏱️ 97 minutes

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Summary

RHLSTP Special - Rob Rouse - Quink-Faced Schoolboy. RHLSTP is back at the Long Division Festival in Wakefield for the second week running and this time Richard is looking at the impressive crime figures in this beautiful town, with lots of retail opportunities. His guest is the roadkill consuming comedian Rob Rouse. They chat about exploding sheep, the downside of eaten limpets, the incident that made Rob decide Geography teaching was not for him, the life-changing decision for both men to give up on A Level Physics, how to decrease the value of Star Wars figures, what to do if your wife gets her hand trapped in a ladder and being the 21st Century Baldrick. There’s some nice philosophy about coping with success and failure and an extraordinary denouement which involves fire and methane and a brand new suit.

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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
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