Taylor Tomlinson's Gotta Get A Wife! | Russell Howard's Five Brilliant Things | Full Episode
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About this episode
On the 100th episode of Five Brilliant Things, we have the fantastic comedian, Taylor Tomlinson!
The comedy megastar has dropped into the studio in the middle of her world tour! And as you might imagine it’s an absolute belter of an episode. Her favourite things include siblings (where she talks about starting comedy as a 16 year old on the US Church circuit.
Taylor tells a chilling tale about leaving her comedy notebook lying around, and the significance to her of the humble walnut. . Welcome to the official Russell Howard channel! Be sure to subscribe to watch the very best Russell Howard stand up clips, and clips from his brand new podcast Five Brilliant Things.
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