Richard Osman - Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast

[@amandasmith7314]

It says a lot about me (and nothing good) that I've never been more attracted to Richard Osman than when he passionately argued about the best chocolate 😂

[@sroycze9284]

Would have been better if they talkee about shrek, though.Maybe if about what Chocolate to shove in shrek's anus.(To cover all bases, I am including some chocolate based philosophical pondering)

[@samuelrobinson205]

When Richard was saying 'You would ask "Is there anywhere you can plug my phone in?" before you ask for water' at 34:04, I was running my tap holding a glass in one hand and my phone in the other. This caused me to mistakenly extend my phone forwards to put it under the tap, but I managed to pull back just in time

[@TPToE]

Without doubt one of the best guests >> please try and get him on again next series! Have you thought about getting Alexander Armstrong on RHLSTP?

[@mikemcfry7310]

Richard does the most classy mum jokes!

[@CornishMiner]

There are few wits as sharp as Richard Osman. Absolute legend.

[@greymouser8659]

...his only blemish? Paving the way for K.Ryan's 'infection' of Brit TV.

[@kisbie]

Wilfrid Brambell guest stars in that Citizen Smith episode called 'Only Fools & Horses', which makes for a supreme True or False pub quiz question.

[@zoelouisafox3536]

Great viewing! Thanks both Richards. xx

[@maddy_oh]

Welp, "Myrrh is a lubricant for Drifters" got a much bigger laugh from me than it did from the audience...

[@liamhughes1532]

Good stuff here. All you regular viewers know what this will be like and it meets expectations.

[@BogusNoise]

I always watch the intro before the title sequence, and gems like this one are exactly why!

[@Killerkey4]

An extra RHLSTP, on a Friday? What a treat!

[@Killerkey4]

Also, it's the 15th of December, not the 17th

[@strideygamingjesters5393]

Probably the best end to an intro to a Podcast... In the World.

[@readventurekids]

Sorry for the third post in row, but Richard O talking about hair was a coincidence, as I am currently struggling to hear the interview over the rants of a Mancunian man drunkenly spouting on about his head ... "My hair is dying, I've got real hair but it feels artificial. Feel that! Feel that!" he has just barked at his co-drinkers. Not what you'd expect to be hearing in a remote town in Northeast Thailand. I almost wish I had a copy of Emergency Questions handy so I could explore him more deeply - who knows, maybe he's got a Drifter up his bum! You wouldn't believe, that he just exclaimed "He popped it in his arse!" Brilliant. You should get him on the show, Richard!

[@readventurekids]

Agree with the Twix sentiment. It's definitely not a chocolate bar, same as a Toffee Crisp as mentioned. Flake, Galaxy, Aero, Yorkie, Dairy Milk, Twirl, Mars, Milky Way, Wispa, Boost ... Those are the real deals.

[@ottolaakso1944]

Osman's reverse Slumdog Millionaire idea is actually brilliant, I want to see that

[@Gunnersaurus1]

Otto Laakso Dumb Slog Millionaire

[@rienpost3145]

"Something to argue about at Christmas". So British. ;-)

[@GGMCUKAGAIN]

Oh no it isn't

[@NxDoyle]

If you want to talk commissions, I don't think you can go past "The Christs".

[@NxDoyle]

Inarguably the greatest end to a beginning, ever.

[@hamishsummers8585]

Under two minutes in and I'm crying with laughter

[@lynnhamps7183]

Watching this for the 5th time..just adore Richard Osman...

[@Emmaswardrobe]

the best reference to an ox bow lake I have ever heard!

[@ceinarsson]

364 gifts in the 12 Days of Christmas, one for every day of the year except Christmas, when “the Son is given.”

[@ChubbyChecker182]

Right, just finished watching. That was a great episode, not as great as when Stephen Fry was talking about suicide, but great non the less.

[@ericthompson5875]

An early RHLSTP? It's the best Christmas of all time!

[@dennysigfalk4886]

Gary Newman is older than Gary Oldman!

[@garyrigby21]

Brilliant

[@Tozzywozzy01]

So disappointing they didn't get the 'Iron Giant' heckle. XD

[@MrJambot]

Yeah, I think Rich is still a bit edgy about hecklers and his humour nodule short circuits.

[@Uygkuyfkutfkytfkutfv]

I didn’t either. Please explain

[@affalaffaa]

The Iron Giant is an animated childrens film and really quite highly rated. I guess the heckler was braking it down as Richard as the giant and the iron part being the sex robot. Never analyze a joke too deeply...

[@Tozzywozzy01]

Will you ever do a solo Xander Armstrong interview?! :D

[@ChorltonOutlaw]

Thanks im gonna buy the book

[@neuromantikz]

the moral of this interview is.. never have kids.

[@shaine34]

Did you realise that you are now the citation for the famous people from Haywards Heath?

[@PaintballMagazine]

Hurrah, gonna be a good one

[@WhitbyStuff]

The twelve days of Christmas add up to 286.

[@circleofrage]

you should get to a 'Circle of Rage' show Richards...;)

[@themadplotter]

Just waiting for Osman to talk about ratings.

[@gazriley624]

1966 not 1963 haha

[@EllisThings]

I got 364

[@meu02136]

It is 364, because it's asked at every Christmas quiz every year. And there's always an argument about whether it's 364 or 78.

[@speedrob]

Jedwood have won a pointless episode?, what where the other contestants... some rocks, twigs and a slug fighting it's own reflection in a small puddle for the scraps of bird crap which was the slug's partner.

[@larmoran4885]

Num47 They both have degrees .

[@richanderson1275]

It was great TV, the topics just happened to fall well, and they survived some dodgy answers. One of them has won celeb mastermind too.

[@speedrob]

@Lar Moran Wow, that's one smart slug and piece of bird excrement.

[@CortezHoratio]

@@larmoran4885 They don't have degrees, according to wikipedia, which is *always* correct. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celebrity_Mastermind Neither of them seem to have appeared on celeb mastermind either, assuming you mean the UK edition.

[@abegarfield3754]

Lar Moran, They haven't got degrees, they're still kids.

[@baerlauchstal]

364

[@readventurekids]

I really think you and RO should do a regular show together. It's pretty obvious that you guys really get on! Maybe even get Tom Davis involved, your mutual appreciation of the cracking Murder in S-ville would probably mean you could come up with a brilliant concept for a show. Also, that was the shittest heckle I think I ever heard. Who even does that? Where's the filter in his brain? Let's be honest RHLSTP is a type of comedy show that probably requires the viewer to have a good sense of humour and/or be comedy savvy - Iron Giant? Come on , mate ...

[@ChubbyChecker182]

rodcosmic "The Two Dickies"

[@readventurekids]

ChubbyChecker182 I had though similar! A double dose of Dick. Er, maybe not.

[@MrMillsy1986]

Just to let everyone know.....crocodile tastes amazing

[@hk86266]

In before the 17th December

[@davidwatson3035]

Thus thinks every parent!

[@markduffy6776]

IRON GIANT!

[@ChubbyChecker182]

He's just a tall Ronnie Corbet

[@kisbie]

I do hope the crowd sings this every time Richard goes to Craven Cottage.

[@PaulWilliamsmk]

:o

[@bertrach]

Tiny Rick!

[@richardbaker9782]

Stick with the writing Rich...

[@MannyJazzcats]

why is richard osman so rude Rich

[@itsgeegra]

They're good pals so it's good natured!

[@CuntyMcShitballs100]

Rich is always good on this.