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Chapter 1: What emails do David and Joe read in this episode?
it's email time now that's who the time is right now we're opening up all of the old emails now i wonder who has emailed in now and craig and stew have emailed in now and sally too has emailed in now and john and bob
Oh, oh, we're gonna read em now Oh, oh, we're gonna read em now
morning morning how are you yeah right how are you all right um are we doing mail bags yeah so happy about that oh no no no oh just switch off switch off switch on switch off heaven yeah happy friday
Happy Friday. Right, I'll go into the bag.
Just imagine doing this on a beach or something.
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Chapter 2: Who is the scenic painter mentioned in the listener's email?
Just sat there, you reading out. Too hot. No, I don't know why I'm comfy. I don't know. Actually, I don't really like being on beaches.
This is from Lindsay. Hi, Dave and Joe. Hope you're well. Really looking forward to the TV show next year. You talked in the recent episode about it being behind the scenes and I love the letters to sitcoms. Anyway, the reason I wanted to email, I recently wrote a book for my granddad, who is 88.
He was a scenic painter through the 1950s to 1980s and worked on so much film and TV, including a favourite of mine, Alvida Saint-Pete.
Chapter 3: What heartfelt message does a retiring builder share?
It's called Behind the Scenes, A Scenic Painter's Journey Through British Film and TV. That's good. Coincidentally, in the foreword, I call it a love letter to my granddad and all the people behind the scenes, and I've attached a picture of the front cover.
It's not a published book, as it would be a copyright nightmare because of referring to the shows instead of just sentimental keepsake for him. As I know you love behind the scenes, I'd be happy to send a version if you're interested.
Yeah. Sorry. Is it the paint, you know, like in porridge where they painted? I think so.
Yeah.
Chapter 4: What observations does Joe share about Princess Diana's memorial flowers?
The drapes. Yeah. That's sort of one of my favorite bits. Yeah. That's amazing. Well, thank you for your email. Yes, please.
But I can't say that.
Chapter 5: What is Cameo and how is it relevant to the podcast?
This is the tricky bit. Do we break?
Well, hopefully she'll hear it. Listen to this.
Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Can you send a, so you're going to get a, thank you for your email.
Hopefully that'll, yeah.
Chapter 6: How does David attempt to use ChatGPT for humor?
And then can you reply to that so we don't have to break the rules? That's fair. We said the rules. Oh, this is the kind of thing you said about reverse, did it?
I know.
Right, well, yeah.
Oh, by the way, Cameo got in touch with us and said, Joe, do you want to join Cameo? Off the back of traitors. So I'm just passing on that info.
Wouldn't it be amazing if you had said the guy sang Word Up? Oh, no, no.
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Chapter 7: What interesting translations and cultural insights are discussed?
Joe, do you want to join the band? Would you like to come on?
Off the back of Traitors. A keyboard for Cameo. Word Up. Thank you for your offer, Cameo. Did they email through chatabix at yahoo.com?
No, Instagram. They went through some channel in Instagram I've never seen before.
Chapter 8: How do David and Joe reflect on their personal experiences and listener stories?
I just opened it up and said, congratulations, Joe. That would be a weird gear change, isn't it? To do that show and then over to... I didn't even know.
I thought it died out. No? It's not as big, is it?
I don't know. Oh, it was very much a COVID thing, wasn't it?
It was a cameo. Look who's on the cameo. James Buckley's on the front page. Miranda Hart's on the front page. Really? John Terry's on the front page. Oh, you saw John Terry's, eh?
It's fucking raking in.
I was trying to think that we'd talk about that on the pod.
Yeah, we did. It's unbearable.
But can you send me the link again? Because I've told loads of people it's about the house. What, the link of John Terry's house? Yeah.
As if I got it. You sent it to me, didn't you? No, you sent it to me. Did I? Yeah.
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