The Fretful Porpentine

The Treehouse - with Danny Baker

Danny Baker

Comedy, Comedy Interviews, Society & Culture

4.9 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 29 April 2020

⏱️ 47 minutes

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This episode:

Soaking A Stranger.
What Have You Stolen? (Yes YOU)
Tales of Videotapes.
Astounding Examples Of Being Lucky.

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0:00.0	The Treehouse Episode 39, the fretful portantine with Danny Baker and me Louise Pepper.
0:14.7	Very good morning to everybody, very good morning to of course Louise Napoleon Pepper
0:18.1	on the other side of town but it was always chiefly yourselves and you may notice the brisk
0:22.8	way. I've started this one. Yeah. Because. I've got somewhere to be. No, I don't have
0:28.5	anywhere to be and I wish that we could all say the same. Oh, actually sorry we can.
0:34.3	It's as you know I get up at 4.30am, go for my run and then I come back to find if there's
0:41.4	anything, anything out on this day anniversary that will be overlooked by what I like to call
0:47.9	the mainstream media. And so today I went to my usual sites and it was just overwhelming.
0:55.0	And within I'd looked at two you know the first page and I thought well that's it.
0:58.8	So there was literally swamped by stuff. Some of the minor things as George Arles' birthday,
1:05.2	did I tell you this? George Arles? He's not the cricket fellow is he? No, as a King's.
1:10.8	No, as a King's. No if they were related but anyway George Arles, George Arles was voted the most
1:16.8	popular movie entertainer of 1934 by the British public. When he was already 66, he was a very
1:23.5	your steer always severe looking, the monocle vector. The only part of the last entry was but
1:30.7	what he owes to popular culture is what we're coming to. I said literally never heard of him.
1:35.2	George Arles, well you know he was like like he does the Daniel Redcliffe of his day.
1:41.2	If you like and anyone who knows what George Arles looks like knows what a stretch that is. By the
1:45.5	way if you've never heard the show before hang in there because he's usually come around to have
1:49.5	some kind of modern meaning not that they need it. George Arles, he was a very famous actor but
1:56.0	and I can't help but feel partially responsible for this. He was one of the few impressions that Tony
2:02.4	Hancock did. Tony Hancock when he tried his stage show and when he was famously not very happy
2:08.8	you you can see it online. He played a Royal Festival Hall when he wasn't a gifted standup but he
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