Looks Unfamiliar: Garreth Hirons – Old Jeeves’ Special Truffle And Cheese Popcorn

The Hobbit (Melbourne House, 1982) - listen to Garreth Hirons and Tim Worthington talking about it in Looks Unfamiliar.

Looks Unfamiliar is a podcast in which writer and occasional broadcaster Tim Worthington talks to a guest about some of the things that they remember that nobody else ever seems to.

Joining Tim this time is musician and writer Garreth Hirons, who’s sitting through the loading screen waiting for any sign of Copper Blue by Sugar, the Crusader Nuts advert, The Hobbit on the ZX Spectrum, Too Sussed? by These Animal Men, Spring 1994 EP by S*M*A*S*H and Ghoulies Horror Bar. Along the way we’ll be querying why ZX Spectrum games with ‘Way Of’ in the title refused to load, catching up on Season Four of The Weird Butcher Man That Comes And Stands Next To You At The Bar, debating whether the New Wave Of New Wave could have been saved by selling more trousers, revealing how Brett Anderson disqualified himself from appearing on compilations and – of course – trying to attack Thorin with the Trolls’ Path.

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134 – Garreth Hirons – Old Jeeves' Special Truffle And Cheese Popcorn Looks Unfamiliar

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Copper Blue by Sugar (Creation, 1992) - listen to Garreth Hirons and Tim Worthington talking about it in Looks Unfamiliar.
Crusader Nuts - listen to Garreth Hirons and Tim Worthington talking about them in Looks Unfamiliar.
Too Sussed? by These Animal Men (Hi-Rise, 1994) - listen to Garreth Hirons and Tim Worthington talking about it in Looks Unfamiliar.
Spring 1994 by S*M*A*S*H (Hi-Rise, 1994) - listen to Garreth Hirons and Tim Worthington talking about it in Looks Unfamiliar.
The Hobbit (Melbourne House, 1982) - listen to Garreth Hirons and Tim Worthington talking about it in Looks Unfamiliar.
Crusader Nuts - listen to Garreth Hirons and Tim Worthington talking about them in Looks Unfamiliar.

About Garreth

Garreth Hirons is a musician and co-host of Retrospecticus – The Simpsons And Modern History, Together At Last!, a podcast that takes a look at an episode of The Simpsons and an event from world history that took place in the week that the episode first aired in America. You can find Retrospecticus here and Garreth’s blog Atomic Sourpuss here. You can follow Garreth on Bluesky at @invaderace2000.bsky.social.

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Further Listening

Garreth has also appeared on Looks Unfamiliar talking about The Bigger The God, Food Fighters, Saboteur, The Triangle Of Terror, Sizzlin’ Bacon Monster Munch, and Fun At The Funeral Parlour here, The Yellow Album by The Simpsons, the Frankie Goes To Hollywood computer game, Sweet 75, Linc’s, Transformers ‘Action Masters’, The Way Of The Tiger and Quatro here, The Ghosts Of Oxford Street here and the Futurama Christmas Specials here. You can also find Garreth on The Golden Age Of Children’s TV talking about Trap Door here.

Garreth has also appeared on Tim’s Marvel Cinematic Universe podcast It’s Good, Except It Sucks talking about Avengers: Age Of Ultron here, Thor: Ragnarok here, Venom here, Venom: Let There Be Carnage here and Spider-Man And His Amazing Friends here.

Further Reading

If you just can’t decide between the astonishing variety of choice offered by Crusader Nuts, Can’t Beat The Real Thing takes a look at the taste-free world of ‘alternative’ cola options here.

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