Festive Special 2016

12/19/16 • 68 min

Ho Ho Ho! Eleanor Tiernan and Lloyd Langford are Pappy's little helpers for this very merry festive special. It's crammed full with yuletide goodies, including... Clare Balding, geese, the Irish Times, a shelf, Naughty Peter, robins, 'tree flips' and Advocaat!If you want to give us a Christmas present, then what we'd love is the gift of exposure. Help us spread the word about the show: gift it to a friend, secret-santa it to your entire following on social media... or why not make a loved one the offering of all the Flatslam in existence (just put the URL comedy.co.uk/pfs into a Christmas card - sure it'll look cheap, but they'll thank you for it eventually).Please do also 'like' our Facebook page, follow Pappy's and Producer Ben on Twitter @pappystweet @_ben_walker and visit Pappy's Tumblr.

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Series 6, Episode 12 (Pay The Hotel Bill)

Mike Bubbins and Joe Lycett join Pappy's at the wonderful Machynlleth Comedy Festival in a show featuring bones, rap, babies, a violin, Trump, Schindler's List and a Greek dance. This show would be very relevant to anyone who has ever stayed in, seen or heard of a hotel or bed and breakfast, so please be sure to tell them about it through all the usual channels.

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Bonus Holding Alt Special 1

With a new series on the not-too-distant horizon, here's the first of three special episodes made up of the best bits from the live gig introductions which precede Flatshare Slamdown recordings.Within it you'll find Pappy's (of course) and cameo appearances from Lou Sanders, Stuart Goldsmith, Danny Wallace and Felicity Ward. You'll also find beefs-a-plenty, a viscous torrent of innuendo, a glass being smashed, Lynx Africa, Greg Wallace, guns being mistaken for eggs and a foreskin mystery.Do continue to help spread the word about the show and if you're at a loose end why not write a nice review of it somewhere? iTunes maybe. Or on your Facebook wall. Or on your actual kitchen wall if you're so inclined.

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