Escape (The Piña Colada Song)

So there's, like, a, a medley of, uh, uh, what, what the fu- um, uh, "Wake Me Up" by, uh, [clicks tongue] Swedish guy whose name slips my mind right now, but "Wake Me Up" and something else.

And they do, like, uh, "Hello" by Adele and, uh, "Escape (The Pina Colada Song)".

Basically, everybody, everybody in the pub is telling their story, and at the end of their story, they have their own specific song, and-

Okay

... that's a whole other guy.

The Pina Colada Song.

Let's do some thumbs and shit, shall we? Polio, thumbs and song.

I would like to say real fast, the cover art is fantastic.

We were going to play you a snatch of Oasis, but our accountants and rights department say you already know all their stuff by heart.

So instead, here's another Winkleman winner, the Pina Colada song by Rupert Hayes.

If you like pina coladas, get caught.

Winkleman has never forgotten her childhood thrill of looking at art.

She became a trustee of the British Museum last year.

Whitney tells him the style this week is more difficult, and he may not have as much fun this week in frame.

They were dancing a foxtrot to the song Escape, which is the Pina Colada Song, by Rupert Holmes.

Um, uh, he had quite a little hip swivel in this one.

[laughs]

Right, right.

You know, it almost feels like the Pina Colada Song coming to life, 'cause it really is that.

[laughs]

It's like the classified, it's, "Oh, no, you're both together.

Oh, you love it.

I love To- Guillermo and Whitney are doing a foxtrot to Escape, the Pina Colada song.

What's that?

If you like pina coladas.