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This week, Pablo goes full mad scientist with special guest Steve Feltham Pye, as they dive into the weird world of tech, science, and stuff we definitely don’t understand. From laminated eyebrows and the mystery of Bonnie Blue, to AI uprisings and deepfake nightmares — nothing’s off-limits.
🤖 Expect:
– Robots with trust issues
– Conspiracy theories with dodgy Wi-Fi
– A glimpse into a future that’s both fascinating and terrifying
🎧 It’s the Tech & Science Special — where curiosity meets chaos, and Pablo pretends to know what he’s talking about.
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From Vegas jumpsuits to boxing rings,
We’re talking legends — the Comeback Kings!
Elvis in leather, shaking hips divine,
Ali in the jungle, still in his prime.
Travolta’s dance from has-been to fame,
Glitter’s odd comeback (we won’t say his name),
David Icke from Wogan’s sting,
To “cult” status — a curious thing!
Now in the present, who takes the crown?
Oasis still scrapping, yet selling out towns.
Rick Astley went from cheesy to cool,
Take That rule arenas like kings of the school.
And Peter Kay? Well, don’t be daft —
From sofa recluse to full-on laughs.
So grab your beer, and pull up a seat,
It’s Who Remembers Spangles? — retro and sweet!
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Oi! This week on Who Remembers Spangles? we’re talkin’ SPORTIN’ BELLENDS — from Tim bloody Henman to John Fury shoutin’ at lampposts! Egos, elbows, and absolute gobshitery! Get it in yer ears — ya know it makes sense!”
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:🎙️ This week we sit down with comedian, actor and quiz master Christian Steel.
We cover a lot of ground — from grief and trauma to the ways he’s overcome them — and we’re grateful for his honesty throughout. Expect more gear changes than Richard & Judy (who do, in fact, get a mention… particularly Judy’s infamous “boob boob”).
Christian’s dad is a well-known figure in the North, so that comes up too, along with plenty of stories that show just how much he’s been through. We only scratched the surface here, but hopefully we’ve done him justice.
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Pablo and Justin settle down in a gloriously retro 80s living room for what should’ve been a quiet night in front of the telly. Instead, they find themselves slack-jawed and wide-eyed as a loudmouth on the box unleashes some of the most shocking opinions ever broadcast. Expect mullets, wood-panelled TVs, and two grown men looking like they’ve just witnessed the end of civilisation… or at least the end of Blue Peter.
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This week, Scott checks in live from the chaos, cobbles, and comedy of the Edinburgh Fringe – bringing us tales from the Royal Mile, late-night gossip, and the odd regrettable show flyer.
We dive into the Top 5 Past, Present and Future Comedy Controversies – from Jim Davidson’s old-school outrage to Louis CK’s fall from grace, Chubby Brown’s eternal banishment, and the clubs and comics who might be next.
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Scott Adams is back and beaming through your cathode ray tube.
Shows we miss (World of Sport, Blockbusters, Tomorrow’s World).
Shows we’d happily boot into the bin (Lambing Live, Saturday Kitchen, anything “scripted”).
Wild future telly ideas (Naked Karaoke, Folding with Marina Hyde, and yes – Public Executions with Ant & Dec).
It’s retro, ridiculous, and a bit risqué – like ITV in 1977 after three Babychams.
“Sponsored by Hai Karate and Angel Delight”.
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Ross & Pablo: When Will I Be Famous?
Ross in leather, Pablo talks slick—
Whispers over synths, makes the girls tick.
Mr Hill’s back, trench coat tight,
Lurking round school gates late at night.
Stalker headmaster, banned from PE—
Still thinks Bros needs a third MC.
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🎙️💥 Hey Cats and Kittens, Get Ready to Munch the Madness! 💥🎙️
This Sunday, groove along with Paul & Justin (standing in for Ross) as they boogie through the zaniest food fads of yesteryear! It’s a far-out flashback that’ll tickle your taste buds and have you shouting, “Can you dig it?”
🍛 Vesta Curries – “Heat ‘em in the microwave and thank your lucky stars!”
🥧 Fray Bentos Pies – “The only pie that could survive a nuclear winter… or your mother-in-law’s cooking!”
🍷 Blue Nun & Black Tower – “The vino that turned every lounge into a lovin’ lair!”
🍮 Jelly Cubes – “Wiggle, jiggle, and cascade down your chin—what a trip!”
🧀🍍 Cheese & Pineapple on a Stick – “The only kabob that could double as a necktie!”
…and that’s just Side A! Flip it over for the bizarro “Artisan Everything” craze, “Full English on a Shovel” servos, fries in teeny-tiny baskets, and those legendary Bottomless Lunches—where your waistline checked out but the booze kept flowing.
PLUS! Our backstage pass to sugary showstoppers: Angel Delight, Rise ’N’ Shine, Ice Magic and Funny Feet—all sprinkled with disco-ball Silver Ball-Bearings that made your birthday cake shinier than your dad’s moustache!
🌈✨ So hitch a ride on this culinary time-machine—no seatbelts required—and laugh your bell-bottoms off! Tune in, turn on, and taste the nostalgia… because these days, the only thing more outrageous than our diets is how much we can’t believe we ate! 🎧🍻
👉 Pop it in your ears this Sunday—don’t be square!
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Ross’s benched and in swans in Scott Adams from Lowestoft—accent so thick it practically tickles your boobies. We’re zeroing in on celebs who get right on your boobies and make you fling the remote at the boobies. First, “Old Boobie Triggers”: Mr Blobby still reigns supreme at slapping your boobies silly. Then “Present Boobie Aggravations”: Richard Arnold’s smug face that rubs your boobies raw, Sam Smith’s endless warble that clogs your boobies, Nigel Farage’s nonsensical bluster that punctures your boobies, and Meghan Markle’s nonstop drama that straight-up nails your boobies. Finally, “Future Boobie Cancellations”: will Jeremy Clarkson’s macho buffoonery biff your boobies into oblivion? Is Ricky Gervais’s razor-sharp zingers on borrowed boobie time? Can Joe Rogan’s endless yakking survive your boobies’ wrath? Strap in for 60 minutes of boobies so vexed they’ll have you muting faster than you can shout “BOOBIES!”
AI wrote this intro with specific instruction to say Boobies a lot.
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Pointless Hills and Disappointing Biscuits
This week, Ross and Pablo hurtle through time like two malfunctioning self-driving cars with trust issues. From the quiet pavements of Benidorm (no strip, thank you very much) to the bitter battlegrounds of Betamax vs VHS and Sketchers vs dignity, it's another nonsense-fuelled odyssey.
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Ross & Pablo slip into their cardigans and grumble their way through the Top 5 Signs You’re Getting Old — from waking up too early to owning trousers that stretch in places they never used to.
There’s chat about eyebrow trims, forgetting everything, and the moment you realise you prefer ale to lager.
Also: cod liver oil, threepenny bits, and why the music’s always too bloody loud these days.
Moaning has never been this necessary.
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Right, listen up, while I try not to choke on this black pudding… This week on Who Remembers Spangles?, we’re diving fork-first into two of Britain’s greatest pastimes: defunct soap operas and the sacred full English breakfast. We’re rating fry-ups with the seriousness they deserve (don’t come at us with grilled tomatoes), and reminiscing about the golden days of telly – when Brookside blew up houses and buried bodies under patios, and Benny from Crossroads stood there in his woolly hat, looking like he’d lost his fags and the plot.
It’s greasy, it’s nostalgic, and it’s got more drama than a Queen Vic Christmas special. Pass the beans and press play.
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Ceefax Meltdowns & Bus Stop Misery – We Had It Rough, Us Lot!"
This week we’re kickin’ off about the old days — when Ceefax took three days to load, buses disappeared into thin air, and some muppet taped over your Knight Rider with Songs of Praise. No credit on your Nokia, pockets full o’ shrapnel, and no way to let your mates know you weren’t comin’. It were character building… apparently. Have a listen, it’s a belter.
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