Liam Neeson’s Mafia Script Is Definitely Not The Sopranos (Allegedly)

Episode Notes:

Join Ray and Jorma for Episode 66. This comedy variety show is packed with outrageous fun, and side-splitting segments that would never be allowed on the radio in 2024. Join the lads and their celebrity pals for a rather animal-themed show as the boys discuss ducks' toilet habits, being goosed by a monkey and the lustful nature of lionesses.

Running Order

1. Chinese Year of the Blackmilskhake: Kick off with hilarious banter about underpants, crisps, and hitting the midlife milestone.

2. Morgan Freeman’s Poem ''Gone Fishing'': A laugh-out-loud original poem written and read by Morgan Freeman about a frustrating fishing trip concluding with a happy ending.

3. True or False Quiz: Uncover the surprising truth about whether lionesses bite their partners during mating season. It’s wild and wacky!

4. Chat with Liam Neeson: Enjoy a parody interview with Liam Neeson as he reveals his latest unintentionally hilarious screenplay and becomes quite defensive when it is suggested that The Carusos is even remotely similar to The Sopranos despite the blatantly obvious parallels.

5. Post of the Week: Laugh at a hilarious snail joke from Victoria in Canada, the fan who brightened Ray and Jorma’s week.

6. End Credits and Thanks: Wrap up with shout-outs and a call for more YouTube subscribers. Help Ray and Jorma hit the 1,000 mark!

This episode is brimming with comedy gold, unexpected revelations, and the unique humour that only Ray and Jorma can deliver. Tune in, subscribe, and share the laughs!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuQblo44a34&t=35s

TRANSCRIPT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hYWgPVeeYHLv0vUjlG0LutT7FzF02KbB/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=112544040379232077039&rtpof=true&sd=true

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