It Wasn't Moby
It wasn’t Moby. That much we can tell you.
Episode 86 begins with Tom and Rob discussing the show’s new searchable name, audio experiments and whether a broken Dell laptop can be fixed by punching it. Naturally, this leads to neighbour disputes, hosepipe bans, major water leaks and sewage-filled rivers. Nice and cheerful, then.
Next, familiar songs are stripped of their melody, rhythm and dignity in Guess the Song from the Speed-Read Lyrics. Inspired partly by William Shatner’s unique approach to music, Rob must identify well-known tracks from a completely monotonous reading. Play along and see if you fare any better.
Snack Sack returns with crispy chicken skin, Aldi vindaloo-flavoured crunchy sticks and onion bhaji-flavoured rings. Expect pet-shop aromas, questionable textures, curry debates and a surprisingly detailed discussion about what makes the perfect chipstick. No scores spoiled here.
Finally, Was It Best Left in the 90s? It’s a battle of massive power ballads, movie soundtracks and musical nostalgia—but only one can survive.
Rude. Fun. Unfiltered. It’s The Variety Show with Tom and Rob.
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🍬 Snack Sack
Chickaron Crispy Chicken
Vindaloo Crunch Sticks
Onion Bhaji Rings
🎮 Competitions
Guess the speed-read lyrics
Tom's been an absolute git and got his wife to speed-read popular song lyrics. No grammar, no music, just monotone speech. Can Rob get any of the 10 songs?
📼 Was It Best Left in the 90s?
I Don't Want To Miss a Thing
Aerosmoth
1998
(Everything I Do) I Do it For You
Bryan Adams
1991
Do you agree with the verdict?
They kept (Everything I Do) I Do it For You. Was that the right call?
1 vote
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