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Hanging Out With Ant & Dec — Ant & Dec Are Related…To a Viking?!
Scout ratingSCOUT· 58%26m·2026-09-20·Comedy

Ant & Dec Are Related…To a Viking?!

Hanging Out With Ant & Dec

It’s a Monday and the boys are diving into your Canadian airmail, and are left crying with laughter over a very unique letter involving Stephen Mulhern, fish and more twists and turns than a country lane. Ant talks verrucas and Dec explains the difference between lunch, dinner and tea. Plus, the boys reminisce about…

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I’ve had to pause this because I’m trying to have my lunch and the story about the fish has me laughing so much I can’t eat. Amazing.

@laurawhitehouse2333 · YouTube comment

Hey Ant and Dec and Hecklers corner. Loving the Canadian podcasts 😍 I think Supper might be a Lancashire thing, as growing up we always had a small drink and snack before bed to see us through until breakfast. Now as a mother and grandmoth…

@dawnshaw6995 · YouTube comment

I remember you were both the Voices for Engie Benjy Series. My Son use to Love Watching and Playing with his Engie Benjy Figures. But he is now 26. 😂🥰❤️

@shelleysilver6597 · YouTube comment

Hi guys… Respect.. 7-9am breakfast as it breaks the overnight fast. 12-2pm- lunch 2-5pm Tea (shortened from afternoon tea, which was popular in the north as a lot of families were working class and struggled to provide a large meal for dinn…

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