Show Notes
Ray and Tony struggle to understand how the privately educated son of a successful, happily married couple can have any problems Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Ray and Tony ended series 2 with a chat in front of beloved Patreons and die hard incels, hosted by centrist media darling, James O' Come On. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Only a few tickets left for this intimate debrief on the season that's been. Ray and Tony will be discussing walk-offs, tears and legal threats, plus the negatives from a smash hit series.
After 16 episodes, two walk offs, legal threats and one guest in tears, BBDG needed someone who could take it for the final episode.
The Taskmaster star came in just days before episode 1 of his series aired, in what was perhaps the last time he could claim to be the failure / loser / scumbag he has done all of his career. Ellis is an alternative comedian, known for his 70's cop image and outlandish stage antics, but years slogging away at arts festivals, becoming a favourite of other comedians and being revered by elite liberal media didn't make him either rich or famous. The big call came when he was on stage in front of only 6 people in fact, and Ellis opened up to the boys about that day and the many tragic years that proceeded it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this the first ever BBDG live show the magnificent Paul Sinha came in to have a chat. The gay star, 55 opened up to a packed London crowd about hosting the hit quiz show 'The Chase', what he really thinks of the new gay acts, his Parkinson's diagnosis and having time to make passionate love to his wife, Oliver. A true soldier and inspiration Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.