Episodes
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Roger is helping out on the election campaign, and Brian has a favour to ask.
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Written and performed by Dan Skinner and Harry Peacock.
Produced by Joel Morris. Part of the Cheese and Pickle family of podcasts.
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Brian & Roger are going to see the new film, Avatar: The Way Of Water.
A full episode from the new Brain and Roger series...
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Written and performed by Dan Skinner and Harry Peacock
Produced by Joel Morris
Part of the Cheese and Pickle family of podcasts
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Brian is dating a law student and asks Roger to help him give her a leg up in her career.
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Brian and Roger fly to the Amazon with a journalist from the National Geographic. Things go really well.
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Brian embeds himself with some travellers and soaks up the culture. He then gets Roger involved.
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Brian and Roger get jobs as extras on a Hollywood movie. Brian becomes the object of somebody's desire and Roger is taken under the wing of a top movie star…
(featuring Mike Copozzola as Armie Hamer)
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Claire phones Roger to discuss the whereabouts of Jamie who is supposed to be celebrating his birthday party at home with her. Roger has not managed to get him home yet because he's been waylaid. Claire wants answers.
Featuring:
Isy Suttie as Claire
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Brian gets Roger a job with psychic who gets a visit from a dictator’s relative, who wants to speak to him from beyond the grave.
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Brian asks Roger if he is willing to drive a celebrity to Cornwall so that he can make a TV show. Things go wrong.
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The story continues...
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Brian and Roger are in mid-Covid lockdown which is taking its toll on both of them and their various relationships. Brian has a radical solution...
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Brian enters Roger into a reality TV show. But has he bitten off more than he can chew?
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Roger asks Brian to go and watch Jamie play football.
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Brian gets Roger a job as a golf caddy in a 'lovely' part of the world.
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Brian and Roger go to Pete's birthday. The pair get separated from the group and have to ring the emergency services to find out where they are.
(featuring Phoebe Vigor as the emergency call worker)
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Roger is faced with losing his place to live and asks for Brian's help. Brian agrees, but has an 'extremely sound' investment opportunity for Roger to consider.
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Brian asks Roger to help him look after his son Gavin who comes for a visit with important news. Roger has to take on a bit more responsibility than he'd bargained for because Brian gets himself a bit 'tangled up’.
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Roger helps Brian with the arrangements for Auntie Leslie's Christmas celebrations.
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Roger isn't seeing eye-to-eye with the man at the benefit's office, but Brian may be able to help.
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Roger finds he's a huge hit with the ladies.
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