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Don't Lets Chart 101 - Clooney's Catbox Comedy Company

EPISODE · Mar 31, 2019 · 36 MIN

Don't Lets Chart 101 - Clooney's Catbox Comedy Company

from Don't Lets Chart - Comedy. History. Stupidity. · host Ben and Phil

We can all agree that pranks and April Fools' jokes are invariably god awful and not in the slightest bit funny  - but what would you do if it was the Hollywood superstar George Clooney pulling them on you? Ben and Phil put on their best "the actor Richard Kind" masks to explore the comedy back catalogue of The Cloon. But before that, we take time to celebrate Phillip Schofield's birthday and the first ten programmes he ever introduced on Children's BBC from Mike, Mop and The Moke to The Kwicky Koala Show. Plus: authentic American accents, Hanna Barbera's cruelty to animals, teacher beating, bad bumper stickers, cat constipation, the ill-advised american remake of Paddington and an alarming amount more. 

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