"Living With Madeley" is a nostalgic TV based podcast that attempts to take a humorous look at some of the most weird, wonderful and woeful moments in UK television history.
Titled "Living With Madeley" as neither host can remember a week of their lives where Richard Madeley hasn't been on their screens, join Andrew and Liam as they take you on a journey to TV past.
Join Andrew and Liam on a delayed New Year's trip down memory lane to watch 'World's Strongest Man 1994'. Could Andrew lift a 380kg car and if so how long would it take him to carry it 25 metres? Can you have too many bandanas? And of course - Who was the World's Strongest Man in 1994? Find the answers and lots more in this episode.
In the last episode of 2022 Andrew and Liam look at feedback from the Darts Players Wives, and TOTP Xmas 1992 episodes. Also they reveal the subject for the New Years Day episode.
Ladbastard is number 1 again which likely means you won't want to tune in to this years Christmas TOTP so we are here to save your holiday. In this episode we go back to 1992 and see what TOTP had on offer for us on Christmas Day. Which legendary band does Liam compare Right Said Fred to? Which 'rockabilly' song is completely butchered by Andrew? And what was the Christmas number one in this year? Find out in this festive episode of Living with Madeley.
In this episode Andrew and Liam review and summarise the 2004 documentary 'Darts Players Wives'. Which player uses motivational CD's to help on the path to glory? Who's wife has a Las Vegas hen do? Would the players be able to play without their wives? Find out all this and more in this episode of Living With Madeley.
A look at the comments from the TV detectives episode and a reveal of the next episode.
A delayed episode in which Andrew and Liam look back at tv detectives they think deserve a mention.
Andrew and Liam look at the feedback from the disastrous Smash Hits episode. Also a world cup game from Liam to play along with and the revelation of the next episode.
This episode is a shambles.
In this episode of Midweek Madeley, Andrew and Liam look at Rich's doubts on NHS dentists, discuss any early world cup eye catching moments and look at feedback on previous episodes.
Andrew and Liam re-watch 'That Peter Kay Thing', a series they both loved over 20 years ago but has it stood the test of time? Is it garlic bread or garlic dead for Pete? Join us to find out.
In this midweek Madeley, Andrew and Liam look at comments received on the 'Confessions of an Alien Abductee' episode. Including a message from one of the abductees herself.
Andrew and Liam take on a listener request: Confessions of an Alien Abductee. Are they convinced by those who claim to have been abducted? Are there con-men at work? Or is there some truth in their claims?
Andrew and Liam look back at the feedback they received on the '30 years of the Premier League' episode and discuss accusations of Noel Edmunds catching people 'in the act'. For anyone wanting to watch the documentary before the next episode here is the mentioned link. https://www.offthefence.com/Brand/1076/confessions-of-an-alien-abductee Apparently you need to create an account to view here but It's also on Netflix....
This week's episode is a celebration of the Premier League. Andrew and Liam are joined by Ben from Bladespod to discuss one of his many specialist subjects - football. What were their favourite, funniest and most shocking memories? Find out in this weeks Living With Madeley.
In this Midweek Episode, Andrew and Liam discuss feedback they had on the 'Noel Edmunds House Party' episode. Also what's happening with Madeley and what will the next episode be?
After watching Blind Date for last weeks episode Andrew and Liam review the rival BBC show and see whether Noel was a worthy contender. Was Mr Blobby hilarious? Did Cannon and Ball get all the best lines? Did Ian Wright save the day? All answered in this episode of Living With Madeley.
In the second midweek episode Andrew and Liam look at feedback from the Blind D D Date episode. Also what has Richard been up to this week and what does the next episode have in store?
In Episode 2 of the new series, Andrew and Liam (not Leeroy) focus on the long-running prime time ITV game show 'Blind Date'. Find out why Cilla Black changed her name, who the possible inspiration for David Brent was, and whether people in the 90s looked older than they do now. All that and more on this weeks Blind D D D D Date episode.
Introducing the first Midweek Madeley episode. Andrew and Liam look at listener comments from episode 1 of the fourth series and keep a beady eye on any Richard Madeley activity.
In the first episode of series 4, Andrew and Liam try to settle the age old debate - CBBC v CITV. Which categories did they choose? Was Mr Terry Nutkins double finger amputation an urban myth? Can Neil Buchannon influence the result? Answers to these questions and much more in this episode.
In the final bonus episode of series 3, Andrew and Liam re-watch the 2004 documentary "Warnock". A season long snapshot of Sheffield United's quest for promotion under the divisive character Neil Warnock. WARNING - some of the language within the documentary leads to very strong faaacking language from the guys. Warnock https://youtu.be/-vjItStmovU Neil Warnock documentary https://youtu.be/h9qrt7WoRb4...
In this bonus episode Andrew and Liam transport themselves back in time for a 'live' watchalong of the classic Royal Rumble from 1992. Who will be the champion? Will Hulk get it all his own way, brother? When did Pat Sharp become a wrestler? Who is the homeless man and is he a wrestler? Find the answers and much more in this episode. FULL MATCH - 1992 Royal Rumble Match: Royal Rumble 1992 https://youtu.be/-XPi2RKYPX0...
If you are a wrestling connoisseur this episode is not for you. If you want fact based content this episode is not for you. In most cases this episode is not for you. If you cant sleep and don't mind an hour of nonsense, its probably still not for you but we hope you enjoy it regardless.
In the series 3 finale Andrew and Liam discuss their most memorable TV endings. Which hard hitting kids TV drama ended with aliens and dinosaurs? Which sketch show went out on an uncharacteristically dark note? And how the did the main man himself, Rich Madeley, bow out on This Morning? Join us for the answers to these questions and many more.
Andrew and Liam choose their favourite comedy sketches. Who shot Clive Anderson? Who wrote the original Goldfinger Soundtrack? Does anyone remember old fashioned trousers? Find out the answers to these questions in our latest episode.
In the second part of the politics double-header, Liam takes Andrew on a journey across the pond to highlight some of the funniest presidential moments in recent times. Will there be any clips from George W Bush or Donald J Trump?...…(spoiler alert! - Yes there will, in fact this episode is made up exclusively of moments from these 2 past presidents) https://youtu.be/JhmdEq3JhoY https://youtu.be/OE59vpev-xU https://youtu.be/pgwr9r36zIU https://youtu.be/7wFKKxcFxwY...
Andrew and Liam reflect on their most memorable political TV moments. Who was so poor they had to have their cats euthanised? Did someone forget to mention that they should "set aside the rhetoric"? Would an interviewer ever repeat the same question 12 times? For the answers to these questions and much more nonsense listen to the latest episode now.
Andrew and Liam take a look back at the late 90's teen sitcom 'Renford Rejects'. Was Liam impressed after his first ever viewing of the show? Who was the best character? And what type of formation would involve wingbacks in a 5 a side team?
Andrew and Liam look back at ITV's 90's flagship Saturday night prime time show - Gladiators. Does the show stand the test of time? Is the Wolfman a legend or joke figure? Does John Fashanu even know his co-presenters name? Find out in the latest episode of Living with Madeley. UK Gladiators - Series 3 1994 - Final https://youtu.be/MEiZvfU_kE4
In this episode Andrew and Liam pick the TV shows they think were over hyped. The choices include a much loved sketch show, one of Britain's biggest TV exports, and a long running 'legendary' double act.
