The Late Late Show-Friday 23rd October 2020

Akabusi

Sorolla wrote: »

Pity the DLB didn’t ask da boss about the time he went to the restaurant with Bono and some lady asked him to take photos of herself and Bono and never realized who was taking the photos

That lady was my mother in laws daughter

Or also your sister in law?

Doctors room ghost

He’s buzzing and may well have cocaine dust on his left arm

BorneTobyWilde

The work dried up because his hair fell out. Always denies that, and the fact he had hair transplant

FixdePitchmark

Incredibly intense dude.

FixdePitchmark

Ryan seems very comfortable with this dude ?

Leftwaffe

We need this to end.

Ol' Donie

Akabusi wrote: »

Ah Marley and me is a classic

Heard what happens in that.

Not for me.

*hugs dog beside me*

BorneTobyWilde

FixdePitchmark

Doctors room ghost wrote: »

He’s buzzing and may well have cocaine dust on his left arm

Good spot - rare to see these dudes needing clothes washed.

Welsh Megaman

Had to take a pee break, has Ryan claimed him as Irish yet?

Hondo75

Danno wrote: »

What's DLB?

Dainty little bugger Rhys Ifans interview 10 years old now.. Last 5 mins classic.

https://youtu.be/IXi8OG0jCz8

MOR316

FixdePitchmark wrote: »

Ryan seems very comfortable with this dude ?

Makes ya think

Ash.J.Williams

Skid X wrote: »

Could we have one guest has not got the remotest Irish connection and zero interest in pretending to give a toss about this place?

So you’re Irish


Nah my parents are , I used to summer holiday in my grandparents in Roscommon... kip.... in fact I hate Ireland and every thing about the **** hole, my parents are great apart from being Irish but I hate them for that


My perfect late late guest

FixdePitchmark

What the **** is he talking about.

Man Vs ManUre

I cannot understand how he won the Oscar for that Dallas buyer film over DiCaprio in wolf of Wall Street. And I dunno also how that gob****e Leto won a best supporting actor for it, he was barely even in the film. Jus cos both them lost a load of weight. At least Leo never bothers to sacrifice his life for a role.

Atlantic Dawn

If this is live we will be here for the night.

FixdePitchmark

:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

screamer

I’ve just noticed with Tubs, if his guest is serious he is fake serious. If his guest thinks they’re funny, Tubs goes fake laughing. I guess he’s at least consistent with the fakery.

donkeykong5

Like listening to robbie Sheehan

FintanMcluskey

What’s funny here?

Why is Tubridy fake laughing so hard

Pelvis Parsley

Ol' Donie wrote: »

Heard what happens in that.

Not for me.

*hugs dog beside me*

It was supposed to be very good, one of my girls read the book and walked the legs off the two dogs up and down the beach here for a month after it!

sligojoek

Beautifully bonkers

Say Your Number

Reminds me of David Ginola, did he ever advertise hair gel.

Leftwaffe

have no idea what was said there

RandomViewer

Ol' Donie wrote: »

Hungry Heart is my favourite.

I've heard it a billion times, love it now as much as the first time I heard it.

Album track called "Racing in the Streets" from Darkness on the edge of town. First heard it in late 80's when I had a fondness for racing bangers on backroads

Atlantic Dawn

A roof, where could possibly be safer.

Welsh Megaman

Yeah, that was a hoot Ryan. :rolleyes:

Beechwoodspark

What the f is he wittering on about

SEPT 23 1989

Tom looks rough

Timistry

that was a car crash! turned it off...

Welsh Megaman

PARACHUTE!


WHOOP WHOOP!

Danno

screamer wrote: »

If he’s selling a book I won’t be buying it...

Where does Tubridy find the time to read all these books?

Every second interviewee has a book to sell, and he must have read them all, because they're all great!

Skid X

This must be like the time in 1969 a popular beat combo did an audition on the roof of 3 Savile Row in London

Ol' Donie

I still maintain this is one of the greatest Irish songs ever.

Just love it.

Akabusi

Ol' Donie wrote: »

Heard what happens in that.

Not for me.

*hugs dog beside me*

Yeah always remember the film poster for it with "the dogs dies" written over it

FixdePitchmark

Good tune - but - come on.

Bruce on

we get a cover and this.

What the ****

Atlantic Dawn

McConaughey is also on with Norton tonight, as is Springsteen.

trashcan

Ah, could they not play something else other than "Parachute". They have much better songs, but always seem to play that.

Stacksofwacks

God's glue is one of the great Irish albums, but this is one of the lesser tracks on that album I feel, quite vanilla and radio friendly

Lia_lia

Great tune

RobertKK

Are the RTE studios the size of cupboards that this needs to be on the roof?

Welsh Megaman

Dave Grohl on keyboards!

Doctors room ghost

They were fierce lucky it didn’t make rain and a bad night promised.a big lift of wind would bring them and the parachute clear off that roof

Sorolla

Ol' Donie wrote: »

I still maintain this is one of the greatest Irish songs ever.

Just love it.

I used to love this band when I was young

Another great band was the Power of Dreams

Skid X

Now do Boys Boys Boys by Sabrina !!

FixdePitchmark

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

A roof, where could possibly be safer.

Is the thinking the parachute ?

IS he going to jump ?

shane1981

some great acoustics on that roof.

FintanMcluskey

Bob from fair city is ok at singing

Fitz*

I can still remember the exact first time I ever heard Take a Parachute. I was driving towards Limerick Racecourse, just off the roundabout. Many years ago now.

Andrew00

Rubbish song