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Nov 6, 2026

Gordon DuncanHOST
44:06
beat the pundit time Hugh you've not played since the 2nd of October
Hugh KeevinsPANELIST
44:11
very peculiar but I'm in a hurry tonight because there's a Leonard Cohen documentary on BBC 4 tonight so hurry up sorry to keep you do you want me to pause it do you want me to let
Gordon DuncanHOST
44:21
you go you can record it yeah you can record it and watch it back do you know that yeah absolutely The wonders of modern technology What's the I'm even asking this Any reason Leonard Cohen Documentaries on
Hugh KeevinsPANELIST
44:32
Ten years since Leonard left us It's like you and I were together in London I don't know why
speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:05
Mrs. Willia Made me tea Made love to me Put on the telly To the BBC To the BBC Yeah, yeah, yeah
speaker_1UNKNOWN
0:24
BBC One BBC Two BBC Three BBC Four BBC Five BBC Six BBC Seven BBC
Michael Patrick ShielsHOST
0:35
Well, who could ever believe that Michael Patrick Shields, me, would appear on the Beeb, as it's called, BBC.
Michael Patrick ShielsHOST
0:43
That's how important Michigan was to the election and Michigan was to the world.
Daria AlbingerCORRESPONDENT
12:26
I'm Daria Albinger.
speaker_16SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:33
BBC One, BBC Two, BBC Three, BBC Four, BBC Five, BBC Six, BBC Seven.
Michael Patrick ShielsHOST
13:04
Well, who could ever believe that Michael Patrick Shields, me, would appear on The Beeb, as it's called, BBC.
Michael Patrick ShielsHOST
13:11
That's how important Michigan was to the election and Michigan was to the world.
Iain DaleHOST
24:30
Yes, that started on radio, didn't it? Yes, it did.
Iain DaleHOST
24:33
Because I've been watching the documentaries on BBC4 about that.
Iain DaleHOST
24:40
I mean, at that age, I can't think of anyone else that has achieved that kind of... achievement
John LloydGUEST
24:47
well I know it's kind of baffling I don't know how I squeezed it all in really but I was very very driven and again I don't know why I think it's partly because essentially I stopped working at school at about 15 because we were because I was a scholar And scholars were crammed.
Matt DonnellyHOST
55:40
I'm just whistling through some of these.
Matt DonnellyHOST
55:42
He played Kenneth Williams in a BBC4 TV film called Fantabiosa.
Matt DonnellyHOST
55:48
Mo, any remembrance of it? He played a character called Wesley Snipes in...
Matt DonnellyHOST
55:53
Do we remember? American sitcom.
Emily FineHOST
61:52
She has worked as a columnist for Elle, a senior editor at Glamour, a department head at Mirabella, and was a member of the team that created InStyle.
Emily FineHOST
62:01
Her freelance writing has appeared in national outlets such as the New York Times Magazine and Fast Company, and she's been the go-to expert on the beauty business and female entrepreneurship for national and international networks like CBS, NBC, CNN, and BBC4.
Emily FineHOST
62:18
Mary Lisa was a fellow at the Leon Levy Center for Biography, which helped lay the foundation for Selling Opportunity, one of this year's most anticipated books.
Emily FineHOST
62:28
Welcome, Mary Lisa.
Chad WhiteHOST
29:14
It's a sketch show, and it's funded by the Canadian Broadcasting Company.
Chad WhiteHOST
29:19
And then you have a lot of shows in the UK on BBC's networks, like BBC4 and the rest of these networks, BBC3, presumably.
Chad WhiteHOST
29:32
But you have a lot of these networks that are government funded, which means the shows are government funded.
Chad WhiteHOST
29:42
I kind of wish, and it's not like the government has any say on what these shows have put on TV, but I kind of wish our government... sort of attributed to obviously attributed to something like that.
ScottHOST
75:01
And
StephenPANELIST
75:03
as we know, last month I happened upon them on BBC4 on the panel show from the 70s called My Bluff together, which was just amazing.
ScottHOST
75:17
Our version of a Hollywood power couple, basically.
ScottHOST
75:22
Well, talking of blink and you'll miss it moments, my one, I sent you guys the screen grab of this, just in case you weren't familiar with it.
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Oct 31 · 1 Mention

Rob O'ConnorGUEST
10:28
Oh, interesting.
Stuart MulrainHOST
10:29
That I think is what I watched on BBC4 that I'd recorded last year.
Rob O'ConnorGUEST
10:33
So I've only seen the director's cut and this new 4K cut, and then I watched the director's cut again today, and I really didn't notice any difference at all.
Rob O'ConnorGUEST
10:46
So I'm wondering now, is there any difference in the new 4K cut? Is there a new scene?
Alex Huston FischerGUEST
6:53
I don't know if anybody's seen that.
Alex Huston FischerGUEST
6:55
It's the best BBC Four documentary about homes.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:59
Yeah.
Lucy Fenwick ElliottHOST
7:00
It's funny you say that because I think the film has quite a British sensibility.

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