Spoilers For Friday 26th July 2019

[James Robinson]

Nice to have the joyous feeling of starting a spoiler thread again..., been a while...

I only post cos me and Nathan Pace happened to be at this recording, and we were hoping to have an indirect cameo in this episode (not visual, before anyone asks), but the powers that be decided not to have our little mention on.

Hey-ho, not bitter...

[Gevin Chapwell]

What?

[James Robinson]

What?

Basically, during Paul’s bit about Eurovision, there was a 4th nugget he added, which was cut out.

He was talking about Kate Robbins (the sister of Ted), who had represented the UK in Eurovision as part of a band called Prima Donna. His nugget was that KATE ROBBINS is amazingly an anagram of BRONSKI BEAT, which is an incredible fact to know.

Anyway, one little slip he did was saying that Prima Donna represented the UK in 1981, and I thought “that can’t be right, cos the UK won with Bucks Fizz in 1981” (which Nathan confirmed to me). Prima Donna actually represented us in 1980.

So, during the second break, I wrote down a note and asked Jay to send it across to Paul, which he did, and then gave us that glare that you get from time to time...

Then, at the end, Paul talks about the intelligence of the audience and reads out the note I wrote to him, and thanks us (without naming us) for pointing out his error.

Would’ve loved to have seen that make the cut, but never mind.

[Gevin Chapwell]

Excellent. I'm glad I prompted you!

[Marc Meakin]

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What?

Basically, during Paul’s bit about Eurovision, there was a 4th nugget he added, which was cut out.

He was talking about Kate Robbins (the daughter of Ted), who had represented the UK in Eurovision as part of a band called Prima Donna. His nugget was that KATE ROBBINS is amazingly an anagram of BRONSKI BEAT, which is an incredible fact to know.

Anyway, one little slip he did was saying that Prima Donna represented the UK in 1981, and I thought “that can’t be right, cos the UK won with Bucks Fizz in 1981” (which Nathan confirmed to me). Prima Donna actually represented us in 1980.

So, during the second break, I wrote down a note and asked Jay to send it across to Paul, which he did, and then gave us that glare that you get from time to time...

Then, at the end, Paul talks about the intelligence of the audience and reads out the note I wrote to him, and thanks us (without naming us) for pointing out his error.

Would’ve loved to have seen that make the cut, but never mind.

I thought Ted and Kate Robbins were siblings.
She is also Emily Atack's mum

[James Robinson]

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What?

Basically, during Paul’s bit about Eurovision, there was a 4th nugget he added, which was cut out.

He was talking about Kate Robbins (the daughter of Ted), who had represented the UK in Eurovision as part of a band called Prima Donna. His nugget was that KATE ROBBINS is amazingly an anagram of BRONSKI BEAT, which is an incredible fact to know.

Anyway, one little slip he did was saying that Prima Donna represented the UK in 1981, and I thought “that can’t be right, cos the UK won with Bucks Fizz in 1981” (which Nathan confirmed to me). Prima Donna actually represented us in 1980.

So, during the second break, I wrote down a note and asked Jay to send it across to Paul, which he did, and then gave us that glare that you get from time to time...

Then, at the end, Paul talks about the intelligence of the audience and reads out the note I wrote to him, and thanks us (without naming us) for pointing out his error.

Would’ve loved to have seen that make the cut, but never mind.

I thought Ted and Kate Robbins were siblings.
She is also Emily Atack's mum

Yeah, that’s right, Paul also mentioned the Atack nugget too.

[Marc Meakin]

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Basically, during Paul’s bit about Eurovision, there was a 4th nugget he added, which was cut out.

He was talking about Kate Robbins (the daughter of Ted), who had represented the UK in Eurovision as part of a band called Prima Donna. His nugget was that KATE ROBBINS is amazingly an anagram of BRONSKI BEAT, which is an incredible fact to know.

Anyway, one little slip he did was saying that Prima Donna represented the UK in 1981, and I thought “that can’t be right, cos the UK won with Bucks Fizz in 1981” (which Nathan confirmed to me). Prima Donna actually represented us in 1980.

So, during the second break, I wrote down a note and asked Jay to send it across to Paul, which he did, and then gave us that glare that you get from time to time...

Then, at the end, Paul talks about the intelligence of the audience and reads out the note I wrote to him, and thanks us (without naming us) for pointing out his error.

Would’ve loved to have seen that make the cut, but never mind.

I thought Ted and Kate Robbins were siblings.
She is also Emily Atack's mum

Yeah, that’s right, Paul also mentioned the Atack nugget too.

I'm guessing also that she is Paul McCartney's cousin got a mention

[James Robinson]

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I thought Ted and Kate Robbins were siblings.
She is also Emily Atack's mum

Yeah, that’s right, Paul also mentioned the Atack nugget too.

I'm guessing also that she is Paul McCartney's cousin got a mention

You guess correctly.

[Jason William Larsen]

What is a nugget?

[James Robinson]

What is a nugget?

Just a little something, Jason. We like to use the phrase “nugget of information” to mean like “a little something”.

Like a nugget of gold is just a small piece of gold.

[Jason William Larsen]

Ok