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EPISODE · May 27, 2025 · 37 MIN

3: BBC Children In Need Disaster… We Performed The Wrong Dance In Front Of A Live Audience!

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In Episode 3, The Famileigh share some of their most humiliating moments to date. From bleach-blonde bread bag disasters to Travis being kicked out of a gym class mid-workout, we are fully exposing ourselves this week.But the biggest L? We got invited to perform a dance live on BBC Children In Need… only to find out on the day that we’d learned the entire routine BACKWARDS. What followed was pure chaos, sweaty palms, and a stage manager desperately flipping the footage so we didn’t fall apart on national TV.Also this episode:📚 Travis discovers a new love for reading (and gets way too deep about it)👶 A first-time dad asks for advice, and Dad delivers some serious wisdom💇 Harrison relives his tragic ‘Kim Jong Un’ school trim✂️ Producer nan once used a bread bag to highlight Dad’s hair… it did not end well✨ Got your own dilemma, question, or funny family story? Voice note or text us (+44 7388 872 865) and you might end up featured on the next ep!Socials: https://likefatherlikesons.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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