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Dom Joly's Earworm (Series 1 & 2)

By: Dom Joly
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  • Summary

  • Please note: contains strong language and adult content.

    Dom Joly has a phone. And he's not afraid to use it.

    The renowned comedian and star of the global phenomenon Trigger Happy takes his brand of mischief further than ever before, calling unsuspecting members of the public in character, and drawing them in to his surreal world... From embassies to call centres, helplines to radio call-in shows, no one is safe.

    With a haunting soundtrack by Stephen Jones (ex Babybird) this is a unique and addictive new comedy podcast series.

    This is an Audible Original Podcast. Free for members. You can download all 18 episodes to your Library now.

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Episodes
  • S1, Ep. 1: Rabbits and Drugs
    Apr 28 2020

    Dom has been on the phone ordering rabbits, booking tea at the Ritz, trying to buy drugs and wasting customer service’s time. This is an Earworm you can’t get out of your head.

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    13 mins
  • S1, Ep. 2: Gary and the Missing Lawnmower
    Apr 28 2020

    Dom is selling people new names, chatting to the Jamaican High Commission and is very unsure about falafels.

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    13 mins
  • S1, Ep. 3: Stuck in a Fridge
    Apr 28 2020

    Dom is getting South American embassies to fight each other, gets stuck in a fridge and is confused by the concept of bicycle repair.

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    15 mins

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Annoyingly not funny, bordering on racist

The first audible book I have listened to where you have to almost force yourself to listen. Not only are the prank calls mostly just annoying to listen to rather than funny, it is also full of incredibly annoying and ridiculous sound effects. I tried to get through all the episodes but only made it about halfway before I simply could not stand listening anymore. On top of that, at times he is blatantly racist making fun of other peoples accents and nationality. Surprised Audible even have this in their selection.

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Very disappointing.

I quite like Dom, but this is just juvenile, low-iq humour. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone over the age of 14.

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not my style of comedy

It just wasn't something im interested in. I'm sure others will enjoy this but it just wasn't for me.

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