RADIO RECAP: Tuesday 3rd November

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Yas (0:59)

Hello, you beautiful pals. Tuesday podcast, let's blimmin get into it.

Harrison (1:04)

Yeah, yeah. Can I shout out as well, a TV show I'm watching.

Can I shout that out? Yeah. It's called Paradise, it's on Disney Plus.

Yas (1:14)

Pink paradise, pull up a bucket of love.

Harrison (1:16)

But it's truly like, I'm really into it. You know, when you're like really into a show, and you're like, oh, I get like, you with Glee, you can't stop watching it. I can't stop watching the show. It's really, really, I'm not even gonna give away what it's about.

Yas (1:29)

Can you give a little teaser? Top lines, why should we watch it?

Harrison (1:33)

Oh, it's just like, how do I? Okay, it starts off with these bodyguards trying to protect the president of the United States.

Yas (1:41)

Oh, high stakes.

Harrison (1:42)

And then something happens to the president.

Yas (1:45)

Do we like the president?

Harrison (1:46)

Yeah, he's real nice and nice, he's real cute. And then something happens to the president, changes everything, camera zooms out, shows where they are at the very end of the episode, and we're like, what, they're there the whole time? And goes, boom, this is not paradise.

Very good, very good show, watch it. Cool concept. Yeah, it's very cool. Disney Plus, go check it out.

Yas (2:06)

I, in a moment, last night with my boyfriend, obviously, the pals know we're watching Glee at the moment.

Harrison (2:12)

You and your boyfriend, Harry?

Yas (2:14)

Harry.

Harrison (2:14)

Harry, that's Harry Potter, eh?

Yas (2:16)

Yeah.

Harrison (2:17)

Who does that, Haggy?

Yas (2:17)

You're a wizard, Harry.

Harrison (2:18)

Haggy?

Yas (2:19)

Yeah.

Harrison (2:19)

Yeah, I don't know why, sorry, also, around the office, I get called Haggy.

SPEAKER_6 (2:24)

Is that to do with Hagrid?

SPEAKER_3 (2:25)

It's to do with your attitude.

Harrison (2:27)

Oh, really? Haggy. Haggy.

Yas (2:30)

Haggy? You know what Haggy is? No. Angry.

Oh, am I angry?

Harrison (2:36)

I'm just kidding. Oh, God.

Yas (2:37)

I'm just kidding.

But yeah, we're watching Glee, and we're watching Love Island as well at the same time. Last night, going to be, and I was like, oh, I just need something that's a bit more intellectually stimulating than both of these shows.

Harrison (2:51)

I've always found that with Love Island.

Yas (2:52)

Oh, gosh, like, I was like, oh, two options, Billy or Love Island. I was like, oh.

Harrison (2:57)

The show Paradise is so good to the point where there are such good actors, and this is a great sign of a good actor, I reckon, and a drama. They can stand there, something really harrowing happens, they stand there with a straight face trying to cry, and then just tears will just roll down their face. They don't squeeze, they'll stand there, they'll be on the phone like, yeah, he's an agent down. Like, these tears are streaming like, wow, how do you do that?

Yas (3:18)

Yeah, I was really into Homeland for a bit. Have you ever seen that show?

Harrison (3:21)

No, I know about it.

Yas (3:22)

Yeah, I was really into that. And I feel like I'm missing the action of like twisting with your mind rather than just like the very basic plot lines of Glee.

Harrison (3:31)

You know, it's like there's nothing deeper.

Yas (3:32)

It's like if you thought about Glee on a deeper level, yeah, but if you think about Glee on a deeper level, it's like, oh, actually, this is kind of fucked up.

Harrison (3:41)

It is a bit weird.

Yas (3:42)

It's like the plots are pretty racist and comic-copic.