Ep. 278 – It Just Looks That Way from Across the Street

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The hosts discuss Erik recording from a minimal London hotel, including his trip to see comedian Tiff Stevenson at Soho Theatre, accidentally buying tickets for the wrong night, and being helped by staff with rebooking and unused preordered drinks, plus meeting Stevenson afterward. Erik recounts a Sunday visit to Highgate Cemetery to see graves like Douglas Adams, George Michael, and Karl Marx, reflecting on how quickly most people are forgotten and on European grave “rental” reuse. He also tells a Canary Wharf cocktail-bar story where he had to show a passport scan for entry and was enticed by a two-for-one Old Fashioned deal. Erik and Dennis then review the DTF finale, focusing on Floyd’s despair, Forrest’s confusion and selfishness, the son’s role in triggering Floyd’s final drink, and the detectives’ resolution, before Dennis shares a Mojo Riot gig anecdote about mistaken cues and improvised lyrics.

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