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This episode features an informal, wide-ranging conversation answering listener voicemails about everything from Spielberg movies and conspiracy theories to childhood memories of Irish dancing and behind-the-scenes stories from massive television hits. The hosts discuss their initial reluctance toward accepting major hosting roles, revealing how they turned down Britain's Got Talent multiple times because early American tapes showed no actual role for a presenter, and how they nearly passed on I'm a Celebrity before realizing someone else would get the job. Throughout the episode, they share personal anecdotes about sandwich preferences, podcast habits, and the quirks of touring with stage productions.
The episode opens with a brief ad read and a quick introduction to the hosts and the show.
A commercial segment promoting the new Chrysler Pacifica and its family-friendly features.
The hosts discuss a recent music video they watched on a flight, comparing it to Spielberg and commenting on its themes.
A listener calls in asking about a favorite sandwich, leading to a detailed discussion of egg and onion sandwiches.
A young fan asks about Irish dancing competitions, prompting the hosts to share their own experiences and tips.
The hosts reminisce about meeting various celebrities, from John Lydon to Caitlin Jenner, sharing humorous anecdotes.
A sponsored break promoting Google’s Gemini AI app, with a quick demo of its features.
Two consecutive ad reads: one for Lululemon’s fall collection and another for State Farm insurance.
Reviewing Spielberg's Latest Filminsight
One host reviews Steven Spielberg's latest film, giving it a score of eight bananas and praising its non-stop action and topical UAP subject matter.
Unusual Sandwich Traditionsstory
The hosts debate sandwich fillings, revealing that egg and onion sandwiches are traditionally served at Irish wakes.
Unorthodox Mustard Combinationstrategy
One host shares a specific formula for a sausage sandwich, combining brown sauce, tomato ketchup, and loads of English mustard.
Podcast Listening Habitsinsight
The hosts discuss their listening habits, noting that one host consumes numerous football podcasts while showering with a waterproof speaker, while the other stopped listening regularly.
Lasting Effects of Irish Dancingstory
The hosts discuss past Irish dancing experience, with one noting that the rigid shoes and repetitive performances caused lasting stiffness in his big toes.
Recalling past series of I'm a Celebrity, the hosts share how punk icon John Lydon made them feel on edge because of his unpredictable behavior.
Rejecting Britain's Got Talentstory
The hosts reveal they turned down Britain's Got Talent multiple times because test tapes from the US version featured a host with no clear purpose.
While the boys have been away, the answer machine has been filling up - it’s time to get stuck into your voice notes… The boys spill some juicy ‘showbiz gossip’ about the shows they’ve turned down, they take a trip down memory lane to their Irish dancing tour days, and we find out what they like to listen to in the shower… Plus, Ant reveals the damage he’s done to his TOES over the years, Dec shares his favourite podcast to listen to, and we uncover the origin story of Britain’s Got Talent! As always, keep your correspondence coming to [email protected]. Sign off your email with the name you’d like us to use. If you’d rather we didn’t mention your surname, simply leave it out. And if you’d like a full-name shout-out, throw the whole thing in there! 00:00 - Ant & Dec watch viral AI videos of themselves 00:45 - Ant banana rates Disclosure Day 03:25 - Ant & Dec’s favourite sandwich fillings 05:45 - What podcasts do the boys listen to? 08:30 - Dec’s Irish Dancing advice! 12:50 - Who’s made the boys most starstruck on I’m A Celeb? 16:10 - Why not ‘Dec and Ant’? 18:25 - Ad break 21:05 - Ant and Dec share some showbiz gossip…. 22:25 - Ant & Dec turned down Britain’s Got Talent Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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