From the Oasthouse: The Alan Partridge Podcast (Series 2)
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Alan Partridge
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Alan Partridge
About this listen
Alan returns to podcasting, offering his unique perspective on life’s big questions, the hot-button issues of the day, his professional successes and the most intimate details of his personal life in a series he is already calling ‘seminal’. The second series will come partly from the oasthouse—in order to satisfy people who'd rather he didn’t mess with the format—and partly from other locations—to appeal to those who found the original format a bit limiting.
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- Anonymous User
- 2023-05-17
Very grateful for both series.
Coogan's voice acting and the sound production in general is excellent. They somehow manage to keep Alan Partridge of all people relevant today.
If you enjoyed the first series, this is a no brainer. I just hope "tranche 2" (series 3) will actually be coming out and wasn't just a joke.
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- nathan funk
- 2022-10-07
Pure joy. From the Oasthouse lights up my life.
Pure comedy gold, deeply satisfying. Its just that there is never enough to satify, I keep wanting more. I have been greatly anticipating Season 2. It does not disappoint, just the opposite it delights me to no end. If you like this and haven't already done so try out Alan Partridge audiobooks We Need to Talk About Alan and Nomad, There is a lot of Alan Partridge media out there. It's all great and I think it keeps getting richer. My favourite moments for some reason are when Alan has got himself into a situation where he is hiding. Oh there's songs in this too. Those songs are hilarious, and so well done. Brilliant stuff.
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- John
- 2023-02-05
British comedy at its peak
The writing and performance is simply genius. Better than the first series and possibly the best Partridge 2.0 yet.
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- Dan W
- 2023-10-05
Partridge for the course
Alan Partridge remains one of our most perspicacious commentators - a fountain of learning and a trusty companion along life’s way. His insights are invaluable in navigating the ups and downs of existence. A true hero of the age and a leading spokesman for our times.
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- Jeremy
- 2022-09-23
I’m sure at the idea stage it was great!
“Lovely stuff!”
Not my words, Audible. The words of Shakin’ Stevens!
Five out of five stars!
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- Tom Galvin
- 2022-10-28
A partridge amongst the pigeons!
In the podcast age, if podcasts were pigeons, Oasthoise II (Tranche 1) spreads its wings like a partridge and shits on the rest. This has something for everyone! It’s probably not going to win any podcast awards. They will go to Ben or Tim or Nat, or some other three lettered name journalist from the Guardian but it would be nice to be nominated! Some great life hacks in here! Nobody should leave their house tomorrow without having listened and learned from the greatest ever!
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- ReviewGuy
- 2024-01-01
Best Alan material to date
Continually surprising with its endless creativity. Also recommend season 1, looking forward to now listening to season 3.
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