Dating App Disasters, Dinner Ladies and Celebrity Lookalikes
Bottoms Up! With Alan Carr and Lee PeartShow Notes
Alan and Lee are back to continue the chaos, and this week they’re discovering exactly which bottle of wine they’d be based on their questionable personalities.
They reminisce about school days and being best friends with the dinner ladies, and Alan reveals how Amanda Holden set him up on the dating apps.The boys also uncover each other’s celebrity lookalikes as they drink their way through another glorious week of wine and gossip.
Drink responsibly, and as always… Bottoms Up!
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Chapters:
00:00 Coming Up
01:40 Alan's Greek dates and Orange wine
08:51 Alan and Lee's school days
12:15 Tom needs our help!
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