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acast: 1:09:00
Youtube Time: 1:10:13

Original Record Date: Unknown
acast Publication Date: February 27, 2019
Youtube Publication Date: February 27, 2019

Please Welcome a Man
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Cool Kids
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Guest Best Known
DB: As the assistant producer of two episodes of The 11 O’Clock Show.
JT: Was Tom from Straw Donkeys.

Audience

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Member Member Note
Unnamed Asked JT: Joe, you’ve done probably the most embarrassing stunts in The Inbetweeners. Was that always a conscious decision to have Simon’s character – because he was based on you – to do the really, really deeply embarrassing stuff?
Unnamed Asked DB: Is Jay based on an actual person?
Unnamed *Asked question; could not be understood.*
Unnamed Said, “It’s not a question; it’s more complimenting on a particular episode that I’m a fan of, which is the night out in London when you’re wearing trainers and trying to go into a club and you’ve been turned away. It was almost like, when I watched that for the first time I thought that was like a life lesson if you wear trainers. Bad things are going to happen. I thought it was really funny.”
Unnamed Asked DB: Hi. I don’t know if you had anything to do with it […] the American Inbetweeners?
Unnamed Asked DB: So I heard that there was, uh, sort of like a new Inbetweeners, in that it was going to be not the same characters, but like some more characters within that universe, within that school. Is that a thing that’s happening still? And if it is, what is your involvement going to be in that?

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Notes

Recorded at the Bristol Old Vic as part of the Bristol Slapstick Festival.

This is JT’s second appearance.

Iain Morris was also meant to be a guest, but had to cancel due to a broken foot. A video-recorded message by Morris was played during the interview.

RH describes The Larry Sanders Show as being his all-time favourite show.