

S11 EP2: Patrick Brammall: Colin From Accounts, Last Seen & Raw Dogging In Business Class
Patrick Brammall is on board! And things get a little...steamy. The star of Colin From Accounts and Apple TV+’s brand-new addictive thriller Last Seen joins Alan for a gloriously chaotic flight - from his disastrous attempt at having a holiday in Maui with two kids under five, to his dog Walter’s jet lag, his love of…

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“Love that he wants to showcase different parts of Sydney and Australia, and keep Australian slang. I agree. We shouldn't try to alter our culture, language, etc for the Americans.”
“Best chat ever Alan. I love Patrick, binged Colin from accounts last week and while waiting for the latest episode of Last Seen to drop, I rewatched the entire A Moody Christmas. Give yourself a treat and watch Patrick’s earlier work as Sea…”
“This was absolutely hilarious, complete chaos from beginning to end. I’m watching Last Seen and Patrick’s performance is incredible 👏 I’m impatiently waiting for episode 3😊”
“I love Patrick awesome conversation with him Alan ❤❤❤”
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