Brunch With The Brits

This is one of my absolutely favorite BBC actors.  You'll all remember mr. Livingstone as Weller in the Pickwick Papers and here he plays an older coal miner going back to his village where he served during WWiI yes I'm a sentimentalist I admit.  We also conclude Hancock and have a history lesson thrown in as well.  Enjoy and sorry for the tardiness this week.  Wedding stuff you know ... wink

Join us for a three part Agatha Christy extravaganza.  Rather then present babt weeekly we're going for fewer books but a daily format.  Enjoy

We conclude Smith in the city but before that some well deserved Hancock as we talk about the lad's taking over a major newspaper and the fact that Mayor James wishes to turn the lad's home in to a dog track.  Enjoy

So we continue Psmith In the City with the P forever being silent plus two episodes of Hancock in which we learn just how Hancock won the war.  Enjoy

This week after an hour of Hancock we'll study the death of Charles Dickens and then plunge head long in to that master of satire PG Wood House.  Enjoy

This week we have a brief time with Hancock's Half Hour a whole seven minutes thought llost.  Then we'll learn about the Irish church and begin Smith In The City the long promised drama.  With Simon Williams as Woodhouse also Matt gives some thoughts on the I player.  Enjoy

This week will be my last live week whilst we re instate some old episodes thanks Ashley btw if anyone has bwtb 356 please let me know as I fear it was lost in the vortex.  Enjoy

This week we begin with two yes two Hancock episodes then learn more about Russell as Prime Minister then conclude with the penultimate Foundaation episode.

First however two episodes of Haancock plus Sceptred Isle.  Please enjoy

This week we start with an hour of Hancock.  This is due to the fact we raced through the ends of NSL.  Pleaase enjoy two Hancock episodes and we continue Foundatiion.

We're going to get a bit of New Zealand history this week, plus two hundred years have passed in the galaxy.  Has the Foundaation gained a stronger foothold and avoided another Seldon crisis?  Enjoy.

We conclude the Naïve and Sentimental Lover ... for good.  It's over and ... it's a surprise ending.  I'd like to thank John Lingard for his hard work on this project. 

We read Chapters 35 and 36 of this little known Le Carre gem.  Thanks to John for his hard work.

Keep in mind that my opinions are solely my own and if you wish to disagree or agree with  me in a lady or gentleman like fashion please email the show at brunchwiththebrits@gmail.com or coment on facebook.  Otherwise please enjoy Foundation and on Sceptred Isle we learn about life for Victoria after Albert so you see friends Britain really can mourn.

Thanks to John for his quick editing on this fine work.  Please enjoy and we'll continue with Cassidy and Seamus next week.

We Found a Hancock episode that had been re done in honor of the show's sixtieth birthday.  Enjoy it and let me know if you like the recreated radio.  I do.

Special thanks to John Lingard for his hard work

This week we begin an eight part series adaptation of Isaaac Asimov's Foundation trilogy.  We also learn what happens when the lad gets a bequest and discuss Reform in this Sceptred Isle.

Again thanks to John Lingard for his hard work on this work.  It's dreadfully obvious this time our dear friend is suffering froom an awful head cold and that makes this reading much more special.  We're almost done gang.  Almost done..

It's been a while so we conclude Bowani Junction.  Pleaase enjoy.