Clips this week come from the BBC comedy "Outnumbered," in which awkward questions are asked by children, and adults fail.
Hopefully, I will be off-planet in a couple of days. So if you don't see me next week--you'll be too busy escaping the horror that awaits. Otherwise, I'll be podcasting from the saucers after I've had my fill of alien ecstasy. Praise "Bob!"
Playlist
1-Awkward questions about Jesus
Alleee 1
France Gall * Merci, Herr Marquis
Laurie Johnson * Man About Town
2-Daddy, I'm Scared
Fric * Musique Electronique
Keith Mansfield * Sporting Hilights
3-I'm a Satanist
Slatz Randall * I'd do Anything for You
T. Elerth * Beatin' It
4-Is it just Muslims that blow up planes?
Th' Straight an' Narrow Sangers * King James Version-Heaven Yes, Hell, No
Giorgio Moroder * Machines
5-Names, Kicks and Frisbees
Sun City Girls * Apna Desh
Ennio Morricone * Intermezzo Pop
6-Satan is Everywhere
The Troubadors * Sabbath Prayer
Tom Smith * Operation Desert Storm
7-Dan Savage on Virginity
Bathtime in Clerkenwell
Chris Lingon * Crazy Dazy
8-A Christmas Carol
Onion News 1
Le Mur * PR Gnus
9-Lesbian Spotting
Lillay Deay * Our Beautiful Flag is Crying
Smith Walbridge Summer Camp * I'm a Brass Band
10-Mouse Burial
Alleee 2
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The link should be restored soon--however if you can't wait, go to'http://hellboundalleee.podomatic.com/
Remember how it felt when you accidently tumped your ice cream out of the cone and onto the floor or the sand, after only a couple of good licks? Well, that's what it's like when you're thoroughly into the latest Mondo Diablo episode and it abruptly ends 12 minutes early! Tragic!
Nah, it's the whole thing. It should be about 1:03. I accidentally left on a tail of silence.
It's been a week of mishaps for me.
True, true! What's actually missing are the titles of the last two selections in the playlist, following your closing coments! I've been trying for two days to come up with the name of that beautiful piano piece?
OK, that song is called "Sleepy Shores," by Johnny Pearson. I know you've heard it before somewhere--I think it's been used in commercials or promotional films before.
"It all makes perfect sense". When TV stations used to sign off at midnight, the last program on one of our local stations was called "The Late Show" and featured a movie. I'm almost sure that this was the theme song!
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