Oct 9, 2026 · 44 min · 14 segments
little friday coffee morning. As Steve launches panto for 2026, Jamie ended up in Lorry Land! All the usual little bits, lots of a laughs, and family friendly
Steve RoyleHost
Jamie SutherlandHost
before hang on before we do a rundown of what's on the show because we're not talking about your show this week we've talked about it non-bloody stop but what i will say is i did go to watch the show and it was it was excellent it really was excellent so if you're planning on going to see steve i'm not going to let him talk about it because he'll just rub his own back
My favourite bit was, what I did enjoy is the fact that it took, it was quite skilful how you've got three separate characters, three separate comedians, none of them are the same, but he's got to get sort of their iconic jokes in, but to work amongst the three of you.
And there was a bit when you're playing the ukulele, it wasn't, it was good in that you went to play, but you couldn't, you went, hang on, and you couldn't get it going.
and you did something with your face, and everyone in the audience was waiting to say that, and they did, because you said the line, you said, it's the right note in the
Occasionally, very rarely does it not get a round of applause, it's so uncomfortable, we all look at each other, it doesn't get a round of applause, because the music, because it kicks straight into a song after it, but it is, I thought you'd be like me, when I first saw the play, I thought the bit you would really, you were going down that tack originally then, the The fact that I saw three different comics, my favourite bit is the gate scene and the joke breakdown scene.
Because the gate scene just shows, in a simple action of walking through a gate, it defines all three senses of humour for the three of them.
When he did it, when Tommy Cooper, all that was on stage in the middle at the front was a garden gate.
And he was going to, the idea is you just walk through the gate and it'd be funny.
Because Tommy Cooper made, but Bob Monkhouse was saying he just walked through a gate.
before hang on before we do a rundown of what's on the show because we're not talking about your show this week we've talked about it non-bloody stop but what i will say is i did go to watch the show and it was it was excellent it really was excellent so if you're planning on going to see steve i'm not going to let him talk about it because he'll just rub his own back
My favourite bit was, what I did enjoy is the fact that it took, it was quite skilful how you've got three separate characters, three separate comedians, none of them are the same, but he's got to get sort of their iconic jokes in, but to work amongst the three of you.
And there was a bit when you're playing the ukulele, it wasn't, it was good in that you went to play, but you couldn't, you went, hang on, and you couldn't get it going.
and you did something with your face, and everyone in the audience was waiting to say that, and they did, because you said the line, you said, it's the right note in the
Occasionally, very rarely does it not get a round of applause, it's so uncomfortable, we all look at each other, it doesn't get a round of applause, because the music, because it kicks straight into a song after it, but it is, I thought you'd be like me, when I first saw the play, I thought the bit you would really, you were going down that tack originally then, the The fact that I saw three different comics, my favourite bit is the gate scene and the joke breakdown scene.
Because the gate scene just shows, in a simple action of walking through a gate, it defines all three senses of humour for the three of them.
When he did it, when Tommy Cooper, all that was on stage in the middle at the front was a garden gate.
And he was going to, the idea is you just walk through the gate and it'd be funny.
Because Tommy Cooper made, but Bob Monkhouse was saying he just walked through a gate.
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