Speaker 1: Quest. Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
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Speaker 2: Is it in the ice cream Christian O'Connell show, gold
Speaker 2: on our come on a Thursday morning, ten minutes past six.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Jackie Boyding guys, gime on in Patsy. By
Speaker 2: the way, is your voice getting worse?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I'm feeling much better. I'm actually back
Speaker 3: to one hundred percent.
Speaker 4: Oh you nearly lost your voice? Now?
Speaker 2: What is going on?
Speaker 3: It's the sickness. It's taking down half the city. I
Speaker 3: swear all my friends who have kids who have got
Speaker 3: some sort of sickness.
Speaker 2: Well, most of radio station have had it. Rio was
Speaker 2: off for six days. The guy that runs my gym, right,
Speaker 2: he's he's just like a solid unit. Okay. It was
Speaker 2: like strength and conditioning coach at the Pies for five years.
Speaker 2: He was off sick Monday. Right. I've never seen him
Speaker 2: take a sick day. Saw again, yes, says back at
Speaker 2: what with the same thing. That's his only sick day
Speaker 2: in eight years? Wow? Eight yes, right? And people looked
Speaker 2: around who working him for that time went, That's the
Speaker 2: only time I've known him be sick. He had one
Speaker 2: day off. I don't know if there's anybody else who's
Speaker 2: only taken who's listening to show today, who we will
Speaker 2: speak to, who's genuinely only had one day of sick
Speaker 2: in eight years.
Speaker 3: For the first ten years I worked with Hamish and Andy.
Speaker 3: Andy never took a sick day, and he said to
Speaker 3: me once, I never get sick.
Speaker 2: I can imagine him staring himself in the mirror every day,
Speaker 2: and then any day he looks about going a fill
Speaker 2: a bit that they slaps itself. Andy Lee does not
Speaker 2: do sick. Andy Lee does the one hundred professionally.
Speaker 3: So sorry I sound like this, but I am actually
Speaker 3: feeling one right, and you're going to lose your boys.
Speaker 4: You need a hot lemon drink producers in their home.
Speaker 2: Okay, Patsy's old school still believes it's like Master and
Speaker 2: Servant Radio. Patsy, what happened to you yesterday? Yesterday on
Speaker 2: the show, you were talking about some hooded figure that
Speaker 2: was delivering what you thought might be junk mail when
Speaker 2: you were leaving for work half three in the morning.
Speaker 4: It was a young guy, probably I don't know, sixteen seventeen,
Speaker 4: very well presented, I'm presuming he is the one.
Speaker 2: He's wearing a hoodie. It's not well presented.
Speaker 4: No, he wasn't wearing a hoodie. That's why he was dressed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like a suit tie.
Speaker 4: No, not a suit and tie, but just very clean.
Speaker 2: And could you tell that a half three in the
Speaker 2: morning he's clean on him licking him? What have you
Speaker 2: got those with those those big eight Haligen likes and
Speaker 2: a gun.
Speaker 4: At the top, Marty McFly, No, I presume he's responsible
Speaker 4: for putting this catalog. I actually feel violated. I went
Speaker 4: out to the mailbox.
Speaker 2: It's a strong, strong word.
Speaker 4: Well, it's you should it's it's like the end of
Speaker 4: the world. If you believe this catalog. I don't even
Speaker 4: know if I should name it.
Speaker 2: I don't think I don't. I think you're confused. A
Speaker 2: catalog is something your order. How can it be about
Speaker 2: the end of the world? What is it? These are
Speaker 2: so low the world.
Speaker 4: It's from a group that calls themselves followers of the Lamb.
Speaker 4: You might have I don't know if anyone's heard of them,
Speaker 4: Followers of the Lamb on the front. And this is
Speaker 4: how it ends. And it's got a burning planet and
Speaker 4: a bloodied hand sticking out of the earth with barbed
Speaker 4: wire wrapped around it.
Speaker 2: So he was delivering that whole through in the morning.
Speaker 4: No wonder he was doing it in the cloak of
Speaker 4: darkness because it's a bit you know.
Speaker 3: So what's the end of the world?
Speaker 2: Is it a graphics or cartoon?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's kind of like a cartoon story, and it's
Speaker 4: artificial intelligence is going to destroy us all save us
Speaker 4: Elon Musk.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what. The best way he's going to
Speaker 2: find that new followers is werriby stop it, I mean,
Speaker 2: good luck to convert them. Have you been to any
Speaker 2: other suburbs he's starting there, my young friend, is he
Speaker 2: new to me? He thinks that's the epicenter of open
Speaker 2: minded people. It is. I'm joking.
Speaker 5: Of course, it's a very strong labor held seat for decades.
Speaker 5: But this is what is that, you know, it's straighten
Speaker 5: up and abiding.
Speaker 2: So if you have an alternative that your Lord disciplinded.
Speaker 4: But we're not that weird out there is what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: But there's stuff in there about Biden and Trump and
Speaker 4: it's just.
Speaker 2: Like whoa a lot of hot takes.
Speaker 4: It's too much.
Speaker 3: Well, what's their ultimate goal. It's not a political party.
Speaker 3: Is it some kind of religion?
Speaker 4: Yeah, well it'd be a cult, wouldn't it. I did
Speaker 4: a bit of googling last night.
Speaker 2: It is like a how for you can be flagged
Speaker 2: up group coming and get you over the weekend Sleeper
Speaker 2: and the colder set.
Speaker 4: Take a number.
Speaker 2: And how does it? And it is there that information
Speaker 2: for you to join a group or yeah.
Speaker 4: I think they're like, send off.
Speaker 2: A T shirt and the next three magazines are free.
Speaker 2: What do you got a binder?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: No, I think they're looking for members. But our Savior
Speaker 4: is coming. Apparently, I won't be signing up.
Speaker 6: The Christian O'Connell show podcast Extra Time and the Time
Speaker 6: Waste This morning, we're looking for your unhealthy movies, National Eat,
Speaker 6: Junk Food and Moderation Day.
Speaker 2: Popsicles were invented by accident by an a Levy old
Speaker 2: boy in nineteen oh five. Frank Epperson accidentally left a
Speaker 2: couple of sodoms outside of a night with the sticky
Speaker 2: used to stir it in. In the morning, he found
Speaker 2: a frozen treat. Oh, a frozen treat complete with handle.
Speaker 2: Now with that, friends, the popsicle was born a little
Speaker 2: bit too cute rio. That one for my liking, like
Speaker 2: empre Jang inventing Tea.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that one's not ancient enough when we go back
Speaker 3: to ancient day China.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, So unhealthy movies. Unhealthy movies, jack Yeah, oh,
Speaker 2: Pis Brosnan as James Bonding Diarrhea another Day. Yeah, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: Hart Spies, you got the Squids, Forest gout Go too
Speaker 2: much Port, the Hepatitis eighteen Silver, and perhaps you didn't
Speaker 2: like The Great Gaspeakers. Leonardo DiCaprio is in it, but
Speaker 2: he's very ill in the sequel. That's like The Great
Speaker 2: Gassy Bloated Silver and flem In Black, flem in Black
Speaker 2: Silver plus. All right, Jackie boy, what have you got?
Speaker 2: Sick movies?
Speaker 3: I got unhealthy movies.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, it's s sick. Isn't well? Mother? You know,
Speaker 2: just because.
Speaker 3: When I give you some of these, they're not they're
Speaker 3: not sick. They might make you sick. But unhealthy movies
Speaker 3: lock stuck in two Smoking babies.
Speaker 2: We had a smoking one yesterday with Howie Potter. What's
Speaker 2: going We're saying it's unhealthy. Yeah, it's very unhealthy. Yeah,
Speaker 2: smoking baby, Yeah, brons vapes on a plane, very unhealthy silver.
Speaker 3: The Hills have fries unhealthy silver plus and not I robot, no, no,
Speaker 3: this is so I'm going to different and given.
Speaker 2: Now come on be bravee, come on read it.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah yeah, circle back to okay, I robot is
Speaker 3: I donut?
Speaker 2: Oh my god?
Speaker 3: Ye okay, yeah to.
Speaker 2: Smoking once at the beginning. What are we circling back to?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 3: No, no, no, I do new one? Just a healthy movie?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, what you got the Sisterhood of the Traveling Points.
Speaker 3: They're drinking too much.
Speaker 2: When you say you back to one hundred percent, I'm
Speaker 2: not sure it's not the voice.
Speaker 1: The Christian Connall Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Good Lordie, every day I come in here with pure intentions,
Speaker 2: Chass Patsy, good lord. Do you see what Jack did?
Speaker 4: I saw him walk around behind Rayo.
Speaker 2: What's he doing? I was coming round to my side
Speaker 2: of the desk, and Rio's as well. It started empty's
Speaker 2: nose literally like opening up a sluice or something, and
Speaker 2: I can only goo came out of his nose in
Speaker 2: a horrible disaudibly. I could tell there was wet mucus,
Speaker 2: and I actually feeled a little bit. And they were
Speaker 2: doing unhealthy movies. But that was too much. It's only
Speaker 2: about forty seconds yet enough and so I don't think
Speaker 2: we put one thumb on one sobbing sports players do
Speaker 2: stop it. It's not big enough. You in a blanket
Speaker 2: to get that moki.
Speaker 4: Up there, you step outside of the studio.
Speaker 3: I didn't know the producers.
Speaker 2: Where's that hot lem by the way to it, you
Speaker 2: have to get a plunger or something from Kennars to
Speaker 2: suck it out, see opposite of a compactor.
Speaker 3: You know, my son actually has something called Snotty Boss,
Speaker 3: which is a little electronic it's nott sucker to use it.
Speaker 2: To use it, get breast pump and put it on
Speaker 2: that moss. Are you still listening? Okay? Unhealthy movies that
Speaker 2: bings right by me as well. It's in there talking
Speaker 2: to me. Okay, unhealthy movies. The French Fry Connection, Silver
Speaker 2: plus frying this daisy, unhealthy for her, unhealthy for you? Okay.
Speaker 2: Dr Dale cold vomited, Tiffany's Oh Silver Missus goutfire the
Speaker 2: gold Adams on the Stars in Mister STDSD. That's good.
Speaker 2: Shane Wader trans fat formers, Silva, the hills have no
Speaker 2: exercise gold Nick very good, honey. We ate the Kids Gold.
Speaker 2: These are unhealthy movies Saving Private lack of Iron that
Speaker 2: is very smart odible one weekend are Heart Bernies, silba
Speaker 2: Et extra topping. Yesterday was extra time, Honey, I'm large,
Speaker 2: the kidney Stones silver, Galt Zilla silver plus the fast
Speaker 2: Food and Furious gold and Lester's Got Me Myself and
Speaker 2: ice Cream gold, all very good. We've got a brand
Speaker 2: new one which I'm already gretting. Agree to this. Dairy
Speaker 2: bands in Tama's time Mine are terrible dairy bands at
Speaker 2: eight thirty this morning.
Speaker 1: Well, Christian no Connells show podcast.
Speaker 2: Every Thursday from seven o'clock in the morning till eight
Speaker 2: We let you pick all the music. We give you
Speaker 2: the theme. We call them naked Out.
Speaker 3: Oh Christian, We've got no songs for the whole hour.
Speaker 3: Oh nick nig nig nick nake nag naked Our Naked Hour.
Speaker 2: Oh nick naike eigg.
Speaker 3: Ni egg Naked Hour, Naked Hour.
Speaker 2: Theme this week for the Naked Hour his songs with
Speaker 2: an emotion in the title. Songs with an emotion in
Speaker 2: the title. I don't know if this is I've gone
Speaker 2: for this because yesterday even I watched the season finale
Speaker 2: of Ted lasso. I actually had to ask my wife
Speaker 2: and one of my daughters come and watch you with me.
Speaker 2: They've stopped watching it, right, I said, I'm gonna need
Speaker 2: I'm gonna need holding here. I'm gonna need holding it.
Speaker 2: So seriously, they were either side. I either sided me.
Speaker 2: And you know that bit in a toy story where
Speaker 2: they're all holding hands together going into the furnace. That's
Speaker 2: how it felt for me. Beautiful ending though really really
Speaker 2: was a great episode. But yeah, songs with an emotion
Speaker 2: of the title, so Jack for everyone's benefit today, How
Speaker 2: what's the dictionary definition of an emotion?
Speaker 3: A strong feeling deriving from one's circumstances, mood, or relationship
Speaker 3: with others. Okay, a strong feeling?
Speaker 2: All right, songs with an emotion in the title, we
Speaker 2: are emotional beings. They's have a whole hour of songs
Speaker 2: about all these great emotions. Patsy, what do you want
Speaker 2: to play?
Speaker 4: There's a lot of songs with hurt, but I wanted
Speaker 4: to be more.
Speaker 2: A lot of hurt comes to Johnny Casher.
Speaker 4: Yeah, some of the best songs, but I want to
Speaker 4: go something uplifting, So I went, I've had the time
Speaker 4: in my life. Bill Middley and Jennifer Warns.
Speaker 2: And the emotion of time. How are you feeling two o'clock?
Speaker 2: What actually, if you said two o'clock, I know how
Speaker 2: you're feel a little bit tired, existential doubt, creeping No,
Speaker 2: But at the.
Speaker 4: Time of my life, it's like a static euphoria.
Speaker 2: And again the Dictionary definition of an emotion. That's just
Speaker 2: why I asked him to do it back into the left.
Speaker 4: That's a usually literal, I know, but we were, like you.
Speaker 3: Could say, like happiness, sadness, relief, amusement.
Speaker 2: I've had an amusing time of my life.
Speaker 4: Massive on the Dirty Down Thing soundtrack of course.
Speaker 2: Tracks.
Speaker 4: Slazy interviewed in the nineties.
Speaker 2: He was utterly charming about Actually I bet he was.
Speaker 2: That must have been a pantsy. That's gotta be on
Speaker 2: the highlight reel. It was.
Speaker 4: I was so so nervous. It was lovely. We all
Speaker 4: went into the height. There was only like six of
Speaker 4: us and I was one of the lucky ones. And
Speaker 4: he was just utterly charming. And he spent like four hours.
Speaker 2: He was just you did a four hour interview with
Speaker 2: everyone to talk about it. Why don't want to go
Speaker 2: away for four hours?
Speaker 4: This is the sort of person it was. This is
Speaker 4: what he was like. He would not leave until everyone
Speaker 4: was satisfied.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry for him. Was barking time. He had like
Speaker 2: a lunch or something that were dinner at seven, he
Speaker 2: had to kill time in a strange city.
Speaker 4: It was incredible.
Speaker 2: So was he? Were you doing them all at the
Speaker 2: same time, so to speak?
Speaker 4: Yeah, so we're all it was like just a little
Speaker 4: round table and we're all seated around the table, and
Speaker 4: he was a little like, can.
Speaker 2: You remember anyone else who was with you? Yeah?
Speaker 4: There was someone from three A W and I forget
Speaker 4: all the others. I think they were TV and someone
Speaker 4: from SBS.
Speaker 2: Probably, No, it was not.
Speaker 4: It wasn't any really big names. We're just he was
Speaker 4: coming out to promote Dueling. He's duli Newmar movie to Wangfu.
Speaker 4: Thanks for everything he was doing the promotion for that,
Speaker 4: and he was just utterly delightful. He was so down
Speaker 4: to earth and not at all big charisma, yes, yeah,
Speaker 4: but just a down to worth really nice and when
Speaker 4: he looked at you, like he really looked into your soul.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, because you want to have sex with her?
Speaker 2: You felt like that was that sweezy I wouldn't.
Speaker 4: You know he was. He was very intense and very
Speaker 4: genuine and down to earth at the highlight of my career.
Speaker 2: I loved it.
Speaker 3: After four hours of interviewing him, who was checking their
Speaker 3: watch first? Patrick or you guys, because even if I'm
Speaker 3: interviewing my favorite person.
Speaker 2: Is running out.
Speaker 4: No, But he he just had us all at his whim.
Speaker 4: He was just so interesting about what he was talking.
Speaker 2: Almost a big thing. You remember about what he said?
Speaker 2: What did he say? Were you that's interesting or different?
Speaker 2: Take online?
Speaker 4: He said whenever he went on a film set, and
Speaker 4: I forget what he called it, but it was like
Speaker 4: a lay stick thing that he would pass around the
Speaker 4: rest of the cast just to get them honed in
Speaker 4: and ready for their lines, and just.
Speaker 2: Almost like a musical instrument.
Speaker 4: No, it wasn't an instrument. It was like a I
Speaker 4: forget what he called it, but it was like a
Speaker 4: chalae stick and it had he felt like a little
Speaker 4: wooden stick that is thought to have had some power.
Speaker 4: And he used to yeah, kind of, but I had
Speaker 4: a special name. I should try and find the tape
Speaker 4: of the interview and see please.
Speaker 2: Four we can do five minutes a.
Speaker 4: Week anyway, He was talking about how he should have
Speaker 4: brought it to the interview.
Speaker 2: Oh, I forgot.
Speaker 4: I left it back up in my room.
Speaker 2: I was going to from I didn't Alabamas, but it
Speaker 2: was really weird.
Speaker 4: I hadn't heard of this thing because I thought, Okay,
Speaker 4: he's really spiritual. I like you even more.
Speaker 2: Because he's got a stick.
Speaker 4: It's really cool.
Speaker 2: It's very he's got a stick. Hi. Okay, So I
Speaker 2: think we're going to struggle this. I really do. The
Speaker 2: shark is in the water, Jackie Boy, get us back
Speaker 2: in track song with an emotion in the time.
Speaker 3: I'll go for a very easy one. I've chosen the
Speaker 3: emotion happiness, and I've gone with Sheryl Crows.
Speaker 2: If it makes you happy? Did you do a ten
Speaker 2: hour interview with that one? This is it?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I get it, good tune, but sometimes sometimes even happiness
Speaker 2: can be tinged with a longing and a melancholy It's
Speaker 2: been a sweet sympony. Great so office, I want in
Speaker 2: a two thousand hour interview with the mead singer Richard Ashcross.
Speaker 2: Please dig out those tapes, Fatty, all right, then there's
Speaker 2: any one person calling At the moment songs I'm actually
Speaker 2: rubbing my head. I've got a headache coming on. Songs
Speaker 2: with an emotion in the title, they put us on
Speaker 2: social on social media, say on Facebook said, but it's
Speaker 2: some people. We're just like you too. What I actually
Speaker 2: don't know what we're gonna get for a whole hour,
Speaker 2: But let's just see. Let's roll the dice. Songs with
Speaker 2: an emoption the titles. I've said five hundred times.
Speaker 1: Now, this is the Christian o'commel show.
Speaker 2: Podcast coming up after seven o'clock. You pick all the
Speaker 2: music in this week's edition of The Naked Hour. We
Speaker 2: give you the theme theme this week. Songs with an
Speaker 2: emotion in the title. Before we go to the calls
Speaker 2: a couple songs that people have been texting in Aerosmith's
Speaker 2: Sweet Emotion, Human Errors mention it once they just went literal.
Speaker 2: Simon's gone for another one with just simply motion of
Speaker 2: the title b GS.
Speaker 1: It's just step.
Speaker 2: Definitely get one of the three of them related. Sorry
Speaker 2: distant to one of our listeners helping John sad songs
Speaker 2: by Sarah's to hear this turn. Maybe it is hard
Speaker 2: to writing songs about motions, even it on John and
Speaker 2: Bernie Torp and just went on with the collective sad
Speaker 2: song Oasis Don't Back and Anger from Lauren and Carly
Speaker 2: Wants This by Bobby McFerrin, A little song. This song
Speaker 2: is the creep. Sometimes it needs to be worried saying
Speaker 2: don't worry be happy. I can't be happy. I'm trapped
Speaker 2: in this car wreckage. I mean a serious accent. Bobby McFerrin.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go to lines right now. Nine four
Speaker 2: one four one four three Lee, good morning.
Speaker 8: Good morning, Christian Pets and Jack, how are you all?
Speaker 2: Very good? And Lee? What's the great song for you?
Speaker 2: With an emotion of the title, I.
Speaker 9: Would love to nominte Shiny Happy People by Ari m
Speaker 9: which I just think is actually a really joyful song.
Speaker 8: It actually picks me up and I hear it it is.
Speaker 2: It is a feel good anth for this shiny shiny
Speaker 2: happy people holding hands. That's me, Jack and pass six
Speaker 2: or nine Monday Friday, Lee, great song, Thank you very much.
Speaker 7: You cool, Thanks guys.
Speaker 2: Travis, Good morning, Travis, Good morning.
Speaker 8: Christians, I can perhaps how are you good?
Speaker 2: Hey? Yeah you well, Travis, Yeah, well, thank you You're
Speaker 2: having a good week. I am, I am good man.
Speaker 2: What song do you do you like they're with an
Speaker 2: emotion in the title, Travis.
Speaker 9: Us a lot of nominated Queen's Somebody to Love. I
Speaker 9: think it's a really good loving song. And Queen's the
Speaker 9: best band out there.
Speaker 2: Have all the bands out there, Travis Grave, I might
Speaker 2: stick this on to the next out for you, my friend.
Speaker 7: Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Christian, safe on the roads out there, Travis sticky lights
Speaker 2: on twenty four to seven. Collect, Good morning.
Speaker 10: Hi Christian, Jack and pets, fast time.
Speaker 2: Call it love your show, bless you and actually the
Speaker 2: hazard lights safe on there? Can he pulled over on
Speaker 2: the road?
Speaker 11: I collect, I am pulled over on the road.
Speaker 9: Thanks for asking.
Speaker 2: That's quite all right now a collect. What's a great
Speaker 2: song for you? With an emotion in.
Speaker 9: The title when doves cry? Bye, Prince my God.
Speaker 2: There's nothing sad as sad as the thought of a
Speaker 2: person crying, But little.
Speaker 11: Dove, I've got another one if you interested.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what actually got for us?
Speaker 11: Happy bye?
Speaker 2: For Oh will you surprise? I actually haven't seen that
Speaker 2: this morning, Really surprised. You're right, Collect, it was right
Speaker 2: there all along, hiding in plain sight. Collect. You've given
Speaker 2: us two. Thank you very much, have a good day.
Speaker 7: Thank you you too.
Speaker 2: Bye, Rachel, Good morning Rachel, Good morning Christian and Rachel.
Speaker 2: What's the song with an emotion of the title for.
Speaker 8: You, power and the passion by midnight Oil.
Speaker 2: This will sound great this morning. I want to hear
Speaker 2: a bit more humming and sort of come on, Rachel.
Speaker 2: He lies hearing you. Just sing along with it. There, Rachel,
Speaker 2: this is a brilliant one. I think we've definitely played this.
Speaker 2: Chill the next Thank you very much for calling up. Andrew.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Andrew, Morning, Christian Morning crew.
Speaker 9: I've got Lovers in the Air by John Paul Young.
Speaker 2: Of course this is a great joke. It has a
Speaker 2: shimmy to it. You can't stand still, pull over, stap
Speaker 2: away from a heavy machinery. You will operate shimmy. At seven,
Speaker 2: this has to go into the next hour.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the question O Kyle's Show.
Speaker 2: Podcast, Jackie Boy, what's been going on with you?
Speaker 3: My family at the moment is accusing me of wrecking
Speaker 3: my nephew's birthday yesterday? How old he turned two?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Lovely, great day. He had a big Minion's cake. Awesome
Speaker 3: and but what was frustrating me about the song and
Speaker 3: the blowing out of the candle is he was so
Speaker 3: far away from the candle that wasn't even making the
Speaker 3: flame move. So happy birthday to you. Well out the candle.
Speaker 3: I was like, this isn't that this thing ain't going
Speaker 3: to go out. He's like two meters away from it.
Speaker 3: I was like, come on, leroy, moving closer, moving closer.
Speaker 2: He's too.
Speaker 3: Don't you think like we're just all going to sit
Speaker 3: here all day a crazy interview for four hours. We're
Speaker 3: just going to be sitting here.
Speaker 4: When you still with thoughts like light the candle. I'm
Speaker 4: sure you did this with your girls like five times,
Speaker 4: because it doesn't matter it's their booth.
Speaker 2: It definitely does to somebody who's on a I got
Speaker 2: a tough two o'clock appointment training.
Speaker 3: To try to show him how you would blow out
Speaker 3: the candle more effectively. I said, lean in like this,
Speaker 3: and so I got really close and pretended to do
Speaker 3: blowing out.
Speaker 2: You didn't blow it out though.
Speaker 3: Well then as I breathed in to fake it, I
Speaker 3: actually put the candle out with a breath. In is
Speaker 3: how strong my breath is, So.
Speaker 2: You sucked the joy out the room. Basically, I didn't mean.
Speaker 3: To show how close you get to huge.
Speaker 2: You show me on cronoles man. Let the boy have
Speaker 2: his moment.
Speaker 4: It doesn't matter how long.
Speaker 2: It takes, five go, six goes. The parents are help out,
Speaker 2: not old strange uncle Jack.
Speaker 3: The mood change.
Speaker 2: And what did you get your young nephew as well?
Speaker 2: Because I know what you like with gifts. It's it's
Speaker 2: hitt and missed for what you mean is it's miss.
Speaker 3: This is I'll explain to you how I get gifts.
Speaker 3: Sometimes I will skip one and then then when I
Speaker 3: get one, it's really it's like a weig wow factor.
Speaker 2: Strange way to be with gifts. Inconsistent.
Speaker 3: You guys will knowing how in our relationships.
Speaker 2: In five years, you have a birthday and it's far
Speaker 2: or face fac or I put famine.
Speaker 3: But then on the other occasions comes around you're.
Speaker 4: Like, ohil, you can do shouldn't have so?
Speaker 3: Oh you didn't have more often so yesterday he went
Speaker 3: through a missed period, Oh dear, so yeah, hang.
Speaker 4: On, So you went to a two year old's birthday
Speaker 4: then is your own blood and bought nothing.
Speaker 2: To turn up with something? You wouldn't go out to
Speaker 2: someone's else for dinner or without anything.
Speaker 3: We were running late and bank. You said we got
Speaker 3: we have to stop to get something. I was like, no,
Speaker 3: he's too.
Speaker 2: Just tell Tesla get gifts.
Speaker 3: So but next year or even.
Speaker 2: Birthday.
Speaker 3: That's where the shows come in.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast, I.
Speaker 2: Was just hating to listen to Jackie boy in here
Speaker 2: trying to explain to me why he's not good at
Speaker 2: gifts and we will tell all guys of lives to herself.
Speaker 2: He just said to me, right, I think there is this.
Speaker 2: Why don't I'm not good at giving gifts? Is I
Speaker 2: don't like to receive gifts? And I'm like everyone, I
Speaker 2: am making a change.
Speaker 3: I'm making a change. I'm going to be a great
Speaker 3: gift and support you here on now.
Speaker 2: This is it. The whole theme of the season finale
Speaker 2: of ted Lasso was is it enough just simply want
Speaker 2: the desire to want to be better? Jackiet is sometimes
Speaker 2: just all you have to do give from here on
Speaker 2: for this is it? Jacky. Let's not have that as
Speaker 2: a nickname A different time in all right, we want
Speaker 2: ano this morning?
Speaker 9: Then?
Speaker 2: Who played at your school? You hear all these stories,
Speaker 2: don't you? I bet every other call is going to
Speaker 2: be about a c DC I bet my dad says
Speaker 2: the ad Malcolm came to our school. So we want
Speaker 2: to know then, who played at your school? Who played
Speaker 2: at your school? Chat which band?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we had an a strain band called the Androids
Speaker 3: who you might not remember the name.
Speaker 2: But you want to song?
Speaker 3: Do it with Madonna? Nope, maybe they can make it.
Speaker 12: To make it, they turned up the school and they thought,
Speaker 12: this is the song we should do.
Speaker 2: I'd rather do it with Madonna to a bunch of
Speaker 2: school kids. What age were you?
Speaker 3: We were fifteen?
Speaker 2: Oh? God, peak hormone, peak hormone, the apex horn age.
Speaker 2: That is grubby. I don't want to google the rest
Speaker 2: of the lyrics, and they're pretty I mean, you wouldn't
Speaker 2: get away with the song in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 3: I actually think at the time we were like, oh,
Speaker 3: do with mcdonna? You're like, do you know what that means?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 3: High eyebrows?
Speaker 2: I mean it's easy eyebrows, a little bit blue racy.
Speaker 2: Do you know what that means? High eyebrows? Where were
Speaker 2: you were a nunnery or something? Brown? Nudge nudge, don't
Speaker 2: mind yours much? Nudge nudge? Know what I mean? All right?
Speaker 2: When in the eighties there was a big competition on
Speaker 2: a like a big Saturday morning kids TV show calls
Speaker 2: Saturday Superstar and all the kids, millions of us watched it.
Speaker 2: They did a competition where you could win. At the time,
Speaker 2: there's a big eight star called Howard Jones. He would
Speaker 2: come and do a gig at your school. My school.
Speaker 2: One he came and played live. It was so exciting.
Speaker 2: He was number one in the UK at the moment
Speaker 2: with this song and he came and played like a
Speaker 2: special assembly at lunchtime.
Speaker 3: Great prize actually for a stick win because on Australian
Speaker 3: TV or you are was encyclopedia for your.
Speaker 2: School, Patsy, did you have anyone of any note come
Speaker 2: to your shed?
Speaker 4: Banes into the distance? Compared to those two ones, we
Speaker 4: must have had very little budget because we had Lazy
Speaker 4: Harry who was a local bush Bush music singer and
Speaker 4: he had one of those what were those?
Speaker 2: Did he have any songs? Old lady? We just stood
Speaker 2: there with a pretty much. That's why he got the
Speaker 2: name Lazy Harry. What was it?
Speaker 4: A lagaphone? That was the stick with the.
Speaker 3: Bottom with bottom tops, Yes.
Speaker 4: And it made us That was what we had for graduation.
Speaker 2: That was graduating. That was graduation, hun and collectors. Is
Speaker 2: it some old local hobo, yes, empty bottle fame, whatever,
Speaker 2: it was, all right, we don't have a clip of Lazy.
Speaker 2: That's Sergey Interwebb in the Dark Web.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Bands at our school ac DC Hush Skyhook's cloud nine. Wow,
Speaker 2: that's a hell of a lot going on. Christian Janet
Speaker 2: here went to an all girls high school in the
Speaker 2: late nineties. We won a radio competition for Human Nature
Speaker 2: to Come and before lots of high pitched screaming to
Speaker 2: the performance. I don't sure anyone heard any of their
Speaker 2: any of their songs. Let's go to the lines now, Melissa,
Speaker 2: good morning, good morning. Here you going, Christian, I'm good, minister,
Speaker 2: welcome to the show. So who played at your school?
Speaker 8: We had a minute works player the school sentry goy Hi.
Speaker 2: That's pretty good. How come you have to a minute work?
Speaker 8: So Holham Hayes brother Derrick hay was our pe teacher
Speaker 8: and he awesome, you're us a favor and.
Speaker 7: Got them out so good.
Speaker 2: It would be the pe teacher, wouldn't it was still
Speaker 2: doing his shorts, doing security for his brother's band with
Speaker 2: a big whistle around his neck. That is incredible. Oh
Speaker 2: that's that's going to take some beat him. Melissa. Thank
Speaker 2: you very much for calling and share and that really
Speaker 2: made us laugh. To have a good day. Have a
Speaker 2: good day, Karen, Good morning, Good morning guys. Good morning Karen.
Speaker 2: And who played at your school? Mate?
Speaker 9: I worked at a school in Frankston in the late
Speaker 9: nineties and the Living End came and played at our school.
Speaker 2: How come him actually get the living it? That's great?
Speaker 9: Yeah, it was pretty awesome. And I worked with Chris
Speaker 9: Chaney's sister where I was a teacher and we taught together,
Speaker 9: so she organized for them to come out and play.
Speaker 10: At the school.
Speaker 2: It's so good calling in all these favors. Teacher brother.
Speaker 2: I love this. Karen. That's a great one. Thank you
Speaker 2: very much to call him.
Speaker 9: No, thank you.
Speaker 2: Are we going here? Christine?
Speaker 6: Good morning, Christine, good morning, good morning everyone, Good morning everyone.
Speaker 2: And Christine, who played at your school?
Speaker 11: We had canny x men play at our school. I
Speaker 11: wasn't our school was the boys school we had. We
Speaker 11: went to a Catholic school. When the girls and boys
Speaker 11: school combined to have a social night, we had uncanny
Speaker 11: x men.
Speaker 2: There and what was that like Brian Mannix. The only
Speaker 2: thing I.
Speaker 11: Remember because it was, you know, we were all good
Speaker 11: Catholic kids back then, was Brian Mannix blew up a
Speaker 11: big phallic inflatable and started brandishing it about on the stage.
Speaker 11: And we actually we actually had nuns running the school
Speaker 11: and all.
Speaker 2: The lunch something you know, eat out.
Speaker 7: Like that.
Speaker 11: They were actually running around grabbing all the girls.
Speaker 2: Trying to trying to grab the apprehend it.
Speaker 3: As confiscated at some point before they went on stage.
Speaker 3: It's like, I know we do the giant penis every night,
Speaker 3: but should we do it in front of the kids?
Speaker 2: Boys and girls in front of the kid ten how
Speaker 2: Mary's all round? What a scene.
Speaker 11: I remember of it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, of course it would be. We're all gonna remember that.
Speaker 2: That is incredible story, Christine. Thank you so much for
Speaker 2: sharing that with us. Have a good day you too.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Christian Connell's show podcasts.
Speaker 2: Here at this radio stations. A couple of things that
Speaker 2: are banned here shorts and thongs. However, there is one outlier,
Speaker 2: a rebel, a cowboy if you were to call them that,
Speaker 2: ah Man, your friend, the mid morning General Huggy, That
Speaker 2: is his attire It's almost like he sees what the
Speaker 2: band is, so he's like, this is my same I'll
Speaker 2: show you a band list and tear it up in
Speaker 2: your face. That's how I do my radio show. It's wild. However,
Speaker 2: when he knows that a senior management coming in from Sydney,
Speaker 2: he dresses up, so we put some of his favorite
Speaker 2: lines freshly launded. Lion shirt will gone. So this training army,
Speaker 2: what have they banned?
Speaker 3: So Australian Army have banned military personnel from excessive drinking.
Speaker 3: Any personnel have been banned from drinking alcohol drink operations
Speaker 3: and military exercises.
Speaker 2: Now we can't help but think here, what has happened
Speaker 2: when there's some sort of ruling like this right when
Speaker 2: you say during operations you know China and watching this
Speaker 2: country right now, if there you know on the goom
Speaker 2: bags on the front line, we're all we can't sleep easy.
Speaker 3: This is one of the news stories that you hear about.
Speaker 3: You go, I just assumed that was already bad.
Speaker 2: There's that training for weeks, some monks says a code
Speaker 2: of conduct. Sure, it was taking us red. You can't
Speaker 2: be getting smashed when you've got like guns.
Speaker 3: And tanks operational commanders will conduct random and targeted breath
Speaker 3: testing of Australian Defense Force personnel.
Speaker 2: Attack No use, won't this maybe fitted to their rifles?
Speaker 2: You got to blow in it then firefi. So we
Speaker 2: want to know this morning. Then what is banned from
Speaker 2: your workplace?
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Christian birthday candles are a banned from my place to
Speaker 2: work because one year it lit someone's hair on fire.
Speaker 3: Maybe lots of hiss broy from accounts.
Speaker 2: Mikaya. Christian buying lottery tickets is banned in my workplace
Speaker 2: because someone was stealing money out of the kitty. Wow.
Speaker 2: All right, So this week three big TV shows, hues
Speaker 2: TV shows all over the world, a massive here in
Speaker 2: Australia have all ended. Actually Monday it was Succession. Then
Speaker 2: there was a great show called Barry and then last
Speaker 2: no spoilers, Ted Lasso and all done very well actually,
Speaker 2: and there are plenty of TV shows that end don't
Speaker 2: end very well, And I guess it's so hard. I
Speaker 2: could think of like, oh, my wife and I watched
Speaker 2: Lost all the way through and then as it went
Speaker 2: on you realize they're actually making up as ago because
Speaker 2: I think they realized. They only thought it was going
Speaker 2: to go for season or two. Suddenly they're four and
Speaker 2: five in, They're going, Actually, where are we going with
Speaker 2: all this?
Speaker 3: Not see what happened with the Lost Riders? Is it's
Speaker 3: fun to make up mysteries? Yes, anyone can make up
Speaker 3: a mystery to bring it all together. Tricky part.
Speaker 2: My wife and I were furious. We went a bit angry.
Speaker 2: We went to bed. We had an argument not with
Speaker 2: ourselves but with Lost. How dare they? How could they
Speaker 2: do this? We were so short changed by Lost In
Speaker 2: terms of shows that done it really well. I thought
Speaker 2: Breaking Bad was beautiful, beautiful ending. I thought both the
Speaker 2: UK and the American offices ended really really well as well,
Speaker 2: Like it was a really good ending. Sopranos and a
Speaker 2: lot of people were unhappy. I thought it was the
Speaker 2: perfect ending. I still think that's a great ending. Shows
Speaker 2: that didn't do so well. Game of Thrones truly truly
Speaker 2: let everybody down. Thousands of million hours I put into
Speaker 2: that show. We're searching online reading up on it to
Speaker 2: check out distilled, all the various goings on. A horrible,
Speaker 2: horrible ending.
Speaker 3: Don't you think it tarnishes the show's reputation. Can loved
Speaker 3: Game of Thrones and then like you, she was annoyed
Speaker 3: it however it ended, and now she it's like she
Speaker 3: hated Game of Thrones.
Speaker 2: You to love it.
Speaker 3: You used to wait for a Monday. He used to
Speaker 3: couldn't get home early enough so that you could turn
Speaker 3: on the episode.
Speaker 2: Sixty to seventy hours of great TV and then one
Speaker 2: hour they go idiots. Same with Dexter as well. If
Speaker 2: anyone watched that show, brilliant show ended really badly. Seinfeld
Speaker 2: one of my favorite comedies of all time. But that
Speaker 2: last the last episode is awful.
Speaker 3: It was so bad. I watched out again recently just
Speaker 3: to see because it was so controversial at the time.
Speaker 3: I remember people hated it and they couldn't really outrun
Speaker 3: this fact that they made a bad episode. It was
Speaker 3: way too self aware where they brought back all the
Speaker 3: rec and characters. It was like a pad on the
Speaker 3: back of life.
Speaker 2: It's more like a show about the show. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: they were so unaware, they were in their own world.
Speaker 2: I didn't want to see it and reflect about that
Speaker 2: they knew what we knew about the characters. Yeah, well said,
Speaker 2: it was likely where breaking the fourth wall I think
Speaker 2: they called it a drama. What do you think of
Speaker 2: the TV shows that have ended? Well? Did you like Succession?
Speaker 3: I loved I've been off social media blackout for two days. Well,
Speaker 3: I couldn't watch it until last night and we watched
Speaker 3: it finally last night, and it was all the Dream?
Speaker 11: It was.
Speaker 2: Lost.
Speaker 3: Who finishes with this? All the Dream? And Adam Sandler
Speaker 3: movie Click? That's right, yes, the ending of Click is
Speaker 3: actually it was all the Dream.
Speaker 2: Only Adam the Sandman can just about get away with that.
Speaker 2: We go. That is a crock of it is Sam.
Speaker 3: But Succession will go down as one of my favorite
Speaker 3: shows of all time. And the finish was brilliant.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, how do you think about Sex and the City?
Speaker 2: I know you're a massive and that split the fans.
Speaker 4: I love the end of the first series, but so
Speaker 4: the second Yeah, going into the second one, will you know?
Speaker 4: I was just absolutely blad insided by killing killing off Big.
Speaker 4: That was like, oh, I really had to make a
Speaker 4: conscious decision of do I continue investing my time in
Speaker 4: what is my favorite series?
Speaker 2: Which I were you more of a fan of him
Speaker 2: than the rest of the.
Speaker 4: No, everything but that it's all about the love story.
Speaker 4: Between Big and Carrie, and it's like this undying, everlasting,
Speaker 4: breathless love and they've killed him off and it's like, what.
Speaker 2: I'm actually going to message my wife and so, look,
Speaker 2: the kids are outside, they why don't you have some
Speaker 2: breathless love?
Speaker 4: What we were both rest and I both watched it.
Speaker 4: We had tears streaming face. It's like, how could they do?
Speaker 3: Sometimes you want TV shows.
Speaker 2: To Yes, yeah, sometimes tears last night with Ted Lasso,
Speaker 2: that's good breathless tears.
Speaker 4: Well, it stirs emotion in you, isn't it. That's what
Speaker 4: a good show does, is it makes you feel something.
Speaker 3: So I guess yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Don't know what. Succession made me feel a dark, beating
Speaker 2: high in that show. I feel bad ending is that?
Speaker 2: I would call it? Carl brighter.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the question o'cyl's show podcast two.
Speaker 2: Much was TV shows? All the big TV shows ending
Speaker 2: this week, Ted Lasso, Succession if you like Barry Us well.
Speaker 2: As we were talking earlier about some of the shows
Speaker 2: that have ended well and some of the ones that
Speaker 2: haven't done so well, one thing you realize, actually, we
Speaker 2: are living in a time of a golden age of TV.
Speaker 2: We're so lucky right, Even though we were upset about
Speaker 2: one hour of about fifty hours, there aren't movies that
Speaker 2: can actually do what these long running seasons, you know
Speaker 2: they have two hours, they do have a twenty or
Speaker 2: thirty hours if you had up a couple of seasons.
Speaker 2: Just how many great TV shows we are we've enjoyed
Speaker 2: at the moment, so ones that end well and don't
Speaker 2: end well.
Speaker 3: I think that's why people feel so upset when a
Speaker 3: TV show ends badly, is because you've put in this
Speaker 3: investment of thirty forty fifty hours.
Speaker 2: I think it's like a relationship. It's mate, the last
Speaker 2: time you saw them took a dump in your guard?
Speaker 2: Why would he do? Now?
Speaker 3: That's all I'm gonna remember.
Speaker 2: I forgot all the good time?
Speaker 3: Can I throw one more during the song? If anybody
Speaker 3: is watching the Undoing, please just turn the volume down
Speaker 3: now because I have to spoil the ending to just
Speaker 3: say how bad it is? The Undoing Nicole Kidman and
Speaker 3: Hugh Grant all the way through the series really good.
Speaker 3: It looks like Hugh Grant has committed the murder, Like,
Speaker 3: how are they It looks like it's him? How has
Speaker 3: he been framed? What is the twist going to be
Speaker 3: what I can't imagine. It wasn't him get to the
Speaker 3: last episode, it was him.
Speaker 2: Really bad Hugh Grant sort of O J car chest
Speaker 2: There's no action, like he was running away from the
Speaker 2: lack of plot, like driving away from the car crash
Speaker 2: that the show became so we were laughing. It was
Speaker 2: so all right. Ones to do it really well. I
Speaker 2: don't remember the Friends ending. How did.
Speaker 4: They just walked out of the apartment? Didn't they It
Speaker 4: was like all of them as a group.
Speaker 2: Guys show you don't and friends though that was one
Speaker 2: of the greatest want to show that rho how did
Speaker 2: it end?
Speaker 3: Remind us be sure that it's Ross and Ross running
Speaker 3: to Rachel in the plane the plane trying to get
Speaker 3: it as she goes to leave. But he had to
Speaker 3: leave the apartment to get.
Speaker 2: All right, somebody this Christian I absolutely loved. Lucifer cried
Speaker 2: while aset when the final scene isn't came out. But
Speaker 2: the last episode was terrible. Suits finished off on a
Speaker 2: really good note. The marvelous Missus masl also finished about
Speaker 2: it this week. That was great from start to finish.
Speaker 2: Six Feet Under or I really love the ending of
Speaker 2: that Big Ben theory ended well. Let's good to Emily. Emily, Emily,
Speaker 2: wish TV show ended well and wish didn't. Are you
Speaker 2: going for one that didn't end well?
Speaker 10: I'm go over one that ended demonstrably terribly in many
Speaker 10: people opinion, hopefully mine as well. If any of your
Speaker 10: watched How I Met Your Mother.
Speaker 2: Watched this then just drifted away from it, not because
Speaker 2: it wasn't very good, but was it a terrible ending?
Speaker 2: A lot of people are messaging me actually on our texts,
Speaker 2: are all saying this show as well, was a terrible ending.
Speaker 10: Horrible ending, horrible, but not necessarily because it's bad, but because,
Speaker 10: like y'all were saying, the investment we all put in, yeah,
Speaker 10: and then for this.
Speaker 2: Horrible return, How did they If you think you're going
Speaker 2: to get around to watch this show at some point
Speaker 2: it has been out for years, turn the radio down
Speaker 2: right now? How did it end? Then? What did they
Speaker 2: do at the end of it?
Speaker 10: Well, during the series, they speckle in a whole lot
Speaker 10: of clues and hints, and she'll have she loves this
Speaker 10: thing and that thing, and you want to put it
Speaker 10: all together.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because she's explaining to his kids the whole way through. Yes,
Speaker 3: is the story of how I met your mother, but
Speaker 3: you don't know who the mum is.
Speaker 10: Correct?
Speaker 2: Correct?
Speaker 10: So you're waiting and you're thinking, is that that peasants
Speaker 10: with this person? But you know, we haven't met her
Speaker 10: yet over nine seasons and you're waiting. And in the
Speaker 10: final episode he meets her and she's the most beautiful
Speaker 10: actress and we're invested as an audience and it's a
Speaker 10: gorgeous meet cute and in the last ten minutes they
Speaker 10: immediately it up.
Speaker 11: They kill her off.
Speaker 10: She gets Canada.
Speaker 2: He's a widow and how this is a bit did
Speaker 2: bring for this last episode?
Speaker 10: Were dad, maybe go for your friend instead? And he goes,
Speaker 10: that's a great idea, kids, let's go to the friend.
Speaker 10: Through the whole thing.
Speaker 2: This equipment of the it was all the dreams. That's shocking.
Speaker 2: I was so angry. I really I'm throwing some of
Speaker 2: the TV. If you pulled that one, that's horrible, isn't it?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 2: On YouTube?
Speaker 10: And what had your Some who have got together and
Speaker 10: they've filmed the ending that they wanted instead because they're.
Speaker 2: Like, here you go a great idea. The fans cut
Speaker 2: that's a great idea to choose your own ending. I
Speaker 2: think you choose your adventure, Emily. That's a great call.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, have a good day. Thanks guys, Belinda,
Speaker 2: good money, Belinda. You also liked The Good Place. What
Speaker 2: a great show that was.
Speaker 8: I loved it The Good Place so so much. I
Speaker 8: have watched it like four or five times, right through
Speaker 8: from the start to the end. Really such a commitment. Yes,
Speaker 8: I have absolutely loved it.
Speaker 2: And the ending was good, wasn't it.
Speaker 8: The inning's fantastic. I just love how all the characters
Speaker 8: has got their.
Speaker 11: Closure and it made me happy sob as well.
Speaker 8: I cried my eyes out, but in a good way.
Speaker 8: Got fantastic. One of those TV series where you like, Actually,
Speaker 8: I think that ended at the right time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it did. They turned it perfectly, and I love
Speaker 2: how to explain the afterlife as well. Yeah. I can't
Speaker 2: recommend that show enough. It's a great show, Good Place.
Speaker 2: It's very funny and very moving, actually it is.
Speaker 8: It's absolutely hilarious, and the character development over the whole
Speaker 8: series is so good and I highly recommend it to
Speaker 8: anyone who hasn't seen it yet.
Speaker 2: We should work on on character development this show. It's
Speaker 2: not been any of that in five years. Flat line.
Speaker 2: How the show ends. I wake up in London. It
Speaker 2: was all just a dream. Oh so I didn't move
Speaker 2: to London to become a straight Now that would Matt.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Frank.
Speaker 7: Good morning Frank, Good morning Christian, Jack and Patsy.
Speaker 2: Good morning Frank. Welcome to the show. So TV show
Speaker 2: that ended badly. What's it for you?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 7: I suffered through twelve seasons of Supernatural.
Speaker 2: My mom loved that show.
Speaker 7: It's gone on for years, years, and a lot of
Speaker 7: years at time I spent on this show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a big, a big investment of your time.
Speaker 2: It is a relationship.
Speaker 7: Third last and second last episode, I'm crying. So I'm
Speaker 7: expecting to go to therapy after the last episode.
Speaker 2: So what happened?
Speaker 7: And then they killed off the characters in a real
Speaker 7: disappointing way? And I was just sitting there, benbruzled, I
Speaker 7: didn't know what was going on.
Speaker 2: Bamboozled is a great word, can it? It's like, come,
Speaker 2: how a manut your mother? The killing off charactersive way
Speaker 2: to end it, isn't it?
Speaker 7: And then the kick out Christian is six months later
Speaker 7: after the show, I went to a meeting greet with
Speaker 7: some of the cast of the show, and one of
Speaker 7: the main characters said that the show was supposed to
Speaker 7: end real big, like the band was supposed to come
Speaker 7: out that sings the theme song all the characters, but
Speaker 7: because of COVID limited numbers, so they had to kill
Speaker 7: off the characters.
Speaker 3: Oh, it sounds like a word from it killed them
Speaker 3: off on soon.
Speaker 2: And send them killer breakout rooms. It's a virus, a
Speaker 2: computer virus.
Speaker 3: Although the ending doesn't sound terrible, come out and says
Speaker 3: the theme song.
Speaker 2: That's how Friends ended with the rem brands.
Speaker 7: Carry on My Wayward Son is the theme song.
Speaker 2: Right, okay, all right, frank you, Frank you, Frank you, thanks,
Speaker 2: thank you very much. We should talk to people have
Speaker 2: got stories about when they've done meet and greets. I've
Speaker 2: never done one. I find a fascinating year about meet
Speaker 2: and greets.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Now we're just talking about good TV shows to end
Speaker 2: well and good TV shows that don't end well. And
Speaker 2: now producer Katelyn it was like a firework at the
Speaker 2: best of time. So much energy just came bouncing in
Speaker 2: about a TV show that I think I saw for
Speaker 2: two minutes once I went off, just some cliched nonsense
Speaker 2: called Lag. She just comes in guys, guys, guys. He alsoys.
Speaker 2: You've seen have you seen? Jack?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 2: That is one of the all time great shows ended
Speaker 2: really well, will they won't they?
Speaker 3: Jag is one of those shows that anytime I flipped
Speaker 3: over the channels and Jagg was, I was like this
Speaker 3: old nonsense.
Speaker 2: After three in the afternoon, if you're sick and you're
Speaker 2: flicking around, it's on seven mates, So what is make
Speaker 2: your case for the TV show Jack?
Speaker 13: It was brilliant. So I was only a kid when
Speaker 13: it was on. And the love story between the two
Speaker 13: main characters, so.
Speaker 2: What was Jagg's set up for us?
Speaker 8: So?
Speaker 13: Well, to be honest, I don't quite remember exactly about Yes,
Speaker 13: he was definitely in the military, but he had retired,
Speaker 13: I believe, and was a.
Speaker 2: Lawyer and he meant see a military lawyer.
Speaker 4: I don't remember.
Speaker 11: It was.
Speaker 4: In the Navy and all the Navy court room, yes,
Speaker 4: and they so.
Speaker 13: No, it wasn't on a boat, but they were like
Speaker 13: on the main land and so all the doc we're
Speaker 13: very very close and they were all in the army
Speaker 13: together essentially, and it was more about the two main
Speaker 13: characters and the fact that I absolutely loved their love
Speaker 13: and the ending wasn't wasn't great.
Speaker 2: The big thing is what child Justice Attorney General Queensland.
Speaker 2: Was there nothing else on no not really it was
Speaker 2: And I didn't want to watch that show.
Speaker 3: I thought the excitement with your bounce in the studio
Speaker 3: with was you loved the ending.
Speaker 4: Of No, I didn't love the end of it.
Speaker 2: I got confused, Noise.
Speaker 13: It was a shocker because what happened was it was
Speaker 13: about the two the two people that they like never
Speaker 13: got together in the whole show, right and right at
Speaker 13: the end, they were deciding if they wanted to get together,
Speaker 13: if they weren't going to get together, and they did it.
Speaker 4: With a flip of a coin.
Speaker 2: That is shocking, that's awful.
Speaker 3: And it gets worse.
Speaker 13: The coin goes up, it flips, flips, and then it
Speaker 13: just goes black.
Speaker 1: Not roll cras you never.
Speaker 2: Out of all the bad endings, that's the worst. That's worse,
Speaker 2: and it's a dream. They be okay with that in
Speaker 2: the writer's room. There's nothing else. We're just we're really
Speaker 2: going to end it on a coin flip and run.
Speaker 2: Crest is shocking, terrible, all right, tomorrow, the show them.
Speaker 2: There are these TV shows that they're not the big
Speaker 2: ones that win all the Emmys, like Jack that actually people,
Speaker 2: so you really enjoyed it for a long time. They
Speaker 2: go for seasons. Right, defend your show. What's a TV
Speaker 2: show that we might have written off or gone I've
Speaker 2: not really seen that make the case, not one of
Speaker 2: the big ones like Sopranos. There's hundreds of these shows
Speaker 2: that are very successful, run for seasons that we don't
Speaker 2: really consider watching. We go for the big hype stuff.
Speaker 3: They must find an audience because they keep making the show.
Speaker 2: Well, some excitable kid up in Queenstand. Too many soda
Speaker 2: popcats in our house.
Speaker 3: It would be Banker watching Laura and Order. She's keeping
Speaker 3: that Lauren is a fine show if you're flicking channels like, oh,
Speaker 3: Laura and Orders on, I watch that goes in streams.
Speaker 3: Laura really well.
Speaker 2: She also did the old special Victims Unit with christ
Speaker 2: I've got friends of mine that about that. That's the
Speaker 2: greatest thing in the world. All right, Tama on the show.
Speaker 2: Then we've got a break. Now we've got the news
Speaker 2: on the way, and then time Wasteter defend your show
Speaker 2: a TV show that we should consider people have written off.
Speaker 2: Email me Christian at Christian O'Connell dot com.
Speaker 1: Do you Christian o connell's show podcasts still.
Speaker 2: Get a message with some people about TV shows that
Speaker 2: end badly? Jody, she's a Christian. I heard you earlier.
Speaker 3: You for real?
Speaker 2: You like the end of Surprise? I did. I loved it.
Speaker 2: I think it's and I've watched it back a couple
Speaker 2: of times. Joey, I'm actually going to call you after
Speaker 2: the show, so we're gonna have chat about this properly offline.
Speaker 2: I can take you through it and I want you
Speaker 2: then to real watch it again with my take on it.
Speaker 2: All right, So today is World Yeah, World milk Day? Yes,
Speaker 2: I just want to check that.
Speaker 3: What's your favorite type of milk?
Speaker 2: Do you know what? I've come back to? The good
Speaker 2: old cow's milk. Yep, that's what I have my tea
Speaker 2: now and chai last good good old people look confused
Speaker 2: like you're asking for acid cow milk? Please, I go, oh,
Speaker 2: like normal milk? Do we have weirdo in the cafe England?
Speaker 3: Can we say before we get into the common yeah?
Speaker 3: Should we just list some of the common milk and
Speaker 3: butter brains in Australia.
Speaker 2: We never normally do this. It feels a bit actually
Speaker 2: you're sweaty. Someone's a bit clammy over there.
Speaker 3: If people get niche in their time was die.
Speaker 2: So what is today? They're on World Milk Day, dairy bands.
Speaker 2: All I want to say is as well, is that
Speaker 2: the great thing about the world of dairy is is
Speaker 2: it's a very broad church. It's not just about milk,
Speaker 2: because you're going to find out with my it's a
Speaker 2: lot of other stuff to bring in. And that's why
Speaker 2: I want to be non denominational. Let's not just make
Speaker 2: it about the milk and cheese.
Speaker 3: And before we get into it, I just like to
Speaker 3: give it nod to some of the milk brands in Australia,
Speaker 3: Dairy Farmers, Paul's, Devondale, Purer A two, those sort of ones.
Speaker 3: And then the butters. You've got your Western stars Abdale
Speaker 3: and Chucking a lur Pack. You've got Lurpack. Don't forget
Speaker 3: about Pepe Sayer the round butter than that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what about? What about then? If you want to
Speaker 2: go a real fancy presidente, Oh what's PRESIDENTO all the
Speaker 2: way from France? What about French sheet. They now to
Speaker 2: make that butter out there churning it and salting it. Anyway, guys,
Speaker 2: just get back to the press RELI, why have you
Speaker 2: cut and paste a press release for you? Are you
Speaker 2: getting a back handa? I know you got that new
Speaker 2: flat and that fancy couch. The Sorrento on World Milk Day,
Speaker 2: wing cowage Australians to treat themselves to a t class
Speaker 2: of a tool glasses. Something your dad would say, son,
Speaker 2: it's there. Don't you go before you go mucking around
Speaker 2: with you mate, gonna come down against There's a tall
Speaker 2: glass of iced cold cowsmic for you. Protect you from
Speaker 2: bad people.
Speaker 3: I heard a couple of weeks ago on three Air
Speaker 3: w Uh some manager at the Milk Association of Australia
Speaker 3: saying that Taniel like, we've got to stop letting people
Speaker 3: name almond milk and oat milk milk. They're not milk,
Speaker 3: only milk.
Speaker 2: It's Australian.
Speaker 3: He essentially wanted to outlaw being able to call something
Speaker 3: milk unless it came from an animal.
Speaker 2: All right, So dairy bands on this big day, World
Speaker 2: Milk Day. You know, if you're going to enjoy some
Speaker 2: cheese right, you need to have a little bit of
Speaker 2: sauce with that, don't you. Dairy bands, I'll tell you.
Speaker 2: He's on stage at Deare Fest, Sir Paul mcchutney.
Speaker 3: God you.
Speaker 2: Have with your cheese. I'm sowing some seeds here, some
Speaker 2: big oaks and crowing. And then now we've got a
Speaker 2: rapper coming on stage. That's right, Lupaksha cook.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 2: Gold, like you said, so many great milk brands there,
Speaker 2: but also the container that is in Donny Carton.
Speaker 3: That's gold.
Speaker 2: And of course if you get a dairy wouldn't be
Speaker 2: the cheese that we love it in the milk that
Speaker 2: we love to drink. It's got to come out of
Speaker 2: an animal, and you know where it comes out. That's right.
Speaker 2: Eighties band and eats for fish. Let's give it bron
Speaker 2: it's a cow pack, guys, it's a cow pat all right,
Speaker 2: Jackie boy, he's on stage at dairy Fest.
Speaker 3: Well, these guys are eating some posh butter as the
Speaker 3: red hot chili pepe sayers.
Speaker 2: Oh he set it up. We all get the payoff
Speaker 2: and it gets a silver.
Speaker 3: Pure leaper.
Speaker 2: Oh that's very good, gold plus plus.
Speaker 3: And remind me of the band that he is coming
Speaker 3: to Australia but only playing in Perth.
Speaker 2: Oh cold play?
Speaker 3: I thought it was your play.
Speaker 2: Oh that's gold.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Busy, busy time, waste to day. Lots of dairy bands
Speaker 2: coming in, all right, best and show them for your
Speaker 2: dairy bands, your two red hot summer taught live Jack.
Speaker 2: Are we ready to headle the farm?
Speaker 3: I'm ready.
Speaker 10: Up.
Speaker 2: Milk me up, Sir Rick Aspury Asprey, Yeah you know,
Speaker 2: I mean you know, Rick Astley Asprey's pre Brie.
Speaker 3: I was thinking of a b Is there a berg as?
Speaker 2: Even so, it's nothing to do a dairy band?
Speaker 3: Can you milk a bird?
Speaker 2: Say that? For tomorrow's show? Silver Simon, Sorry.
Speaker 14: About that, Motley Curdle Bronz gooda day, Gold, Wolf Udder Gold,
Speaker 14: that's very good, Moolla Gold, Taylor Swiss Gold from young
Speaker 14: Jonah who's ten, Good morning, Jonah, Bree fifty two's sill.
Speaker 2: The bird is the cheese, the rocotta stones, bronze bracket milking,
Speaker 2: Miss Daisy. You know you've ain't done the man one.
Speaker 2: It's not that Tina Churner. All right, Gold, how we
Speaker 2: move on so quickly? You move in the edge you
Speaker 2: move Vanilla ice.
Speaker 3: Cream, Silver.
Speaker 2: Cheese, Yes all right, Gold gold, that's very good. Kirsty
Speaker 2: Flick wid Mac and Cheese Bronze, Tina Margarina Silver Path
Speaker 2: Billy Way Cyrus gold. That's some fell slipclot Clotty cream
Speaker 2: bronze The Bee Cheese Gold, that's very good. Eddie Feta Gold,
Speaker 2: Pink Fromage Sir Pink Floyd Silver tit Low Josh well done,
Speaker 2: not Green Day, Cream Day and John Farmer's Union. That's
Speaker 2: very good.
Speaker 3: Everybody all right?
Speaker 2: Who is winning the tall glass of milk? A pair
Speaker 2: of tickets were Hot Summer Tour Live. Let's give it
Speaker 2: to teat Loaf Josh, Josh well done.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 2: On tomorrow's show, it's Friday. We're going to the weekend,
Speaker 2: so end the week with some positivity. This week we
Speaker 2: heard about the earthquake in Sunbury and we found this
Speaker 2: local hero on Patsy's News. Oh you've taken the clips
Speaker 2: away where he gone? Come on, team, don't kill the clips.
Speaker 2: We need the weather guy from the earthquake. Yep, it's
Speaker 2: back on and then you need a little quick one
Speaker 2: after it. Sorry, I'm talking to producers. He've been filling around.
Speaker 2: This is the guy we found earlier this week.
Speaker 15: Week the last earthquake above Magnitute four in the metro
Speaker 15: area was nineteen oh two. So this is largest earthquake
Speaker 15: in the Melbourne metropolitan area in over one hundred years.
Speaker 15: So how about that?
Speaker 2: So tomorrow on the show, we want to hear your
Speaker 2: good news for how about that?
Speaker 15: How about that?
Speaker 2: So Jackie boy, you've got some good news.
Speaker 3: Yes, we had the moldman come to our house because
Speaker 3: we thought we had mold in our house. We don't
Speaker 3: have mold.
Speaker 15: How about that?
Speaker 2: Great news? Okay, so your good news tomorrow the show.
Speaker 2: Email me Christian at Christian O'Connell dot com dot au.
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