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It’s not 1984 anymore but it sure feels like it. The Thought Police returns for a third series. After working with previous partners Kevin O’Sullivan and Matt Kelly for the past few years Mike Graham has got a new co-host. He is the highly entertaining American comedian Lewis Schaffer whose wry observations on life have to be heard to be believed. We’ve got culture, we’ve got politics and we might even make you laugh in these troubled times. It’s The Thought Police. We’re watching you.
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Lewis confesses to being a conspiracy theorist. He asks how we can believe anything they tell us. Mike isn’t so sure…
Lewis in search of happiness. Mike in search of a new car. What about everyone else?
Lewis returns to the stand-up stage, Mike questions the sugar imperative AND we ask if everything has gone mad! Plus Mick Jagger date night…
Mike and Lewis debate why they need more girlfriends PLUS the state of Lewis’s self-esteem is at risk of collapse…
Lewis and Mike wonder who has more free speech - America or Britain? PLUS Why people don’t like you to tell the truth…
Lewis thinks he’s having a crisis of confidence. He doesn’t even have a list. Plus Mike reveals what he got up to on his holiday…
Lewis is worried he’s having a breakdown and we have an audience for the latest outrageous chapter. Enjoy…
Lewis complains he has no friends but he wants Mike to like him
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It’s not 1984 anymore but it sure feels like it. The Thought Police returns for a third series. After working with previous partners Kevin O’Sullivan and Matt Kelly for the past few years Mike Graham has got a new co-host. He is the highly entertaining American comedian Lewis Schaffer whose wry observations on life have to be heard to be believed. We’ve got culture, we’ve got politics and we might even make you laugh in these troubled times. It’s The Thought Police. We’re watching you.
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