Welcome back, fellas.
Pádraig Judas O’Leprosy and Rodraig Spartacus O’Leprosy began life on The Den, all the way back in 1990. But seven years later, they were given their own show, the now infamous and filthy, and let’s be honest, quite funny, Scare at Bedtime.
After an eight-year hiatus, their return has not been plain sailing, with critics not being overly kind to them at various points, but after such an absence, it was always going to take a while to work out the kinks, and it seems like Monday night’s episode may have been a good step in the right direction.
This week on the show, Kerry Katona and James Kavanagh paid a visit to Ballydung Manor, while music was provided by Longford band Cronin.
We’re not sure they fully knew what they were letting themselves in for…
"It must be hard to get parking outside your house on Father's Day"
Kerry Katona is in Ballydung Manor at 10:30pm#PodgeandRodge pic.twitter.com/ku3QH5By9B— RTÉ2 (@RTE2) November 12, 2018
“Feckin’ McFadden”…
"Feckin' McFadden"#PodgeandRodge is on right now pic.twitter.com/vaa8u4gzcC
— RTÉ2 (@RTE2) November 12, 2018
No one was safe as James Kavanagh felt the wrath the of the two lads…
Well what would ye feckin ask @JamesKavanagh_ ?#PodgeandRodge @RTE2 TONIGHT at 10.30pm #RTE2 pic.twitter.com/fSx0Lugpsk
— Podge and Rodge – Official (@OfficialPandR) November 12, 2018
But things got a little weird as well…
Yes, that is @JamesKavanagh_ twerking before @KerryKatona7 and I spank him. Is this real life?
Tonight’s #PodgeandRodge Show might be my favourite yet…
Tune in from 10.30pm on @RTE2! pic.twitter.com/4TsiNGA4AD
— Doireann Garrihy (@DoireannGarrihy) November 12, 2018
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