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'''Little Donkey''' is a story first told by Karl on the [[23 February 2002]] show. In primary school Karl managed to get a part playing the drums in "We Three Kings".  After his performance, "Little Donkey" began and Karl couldn't help but drum along, even though he wasn't meant to.  Karl believes that his improvisation "went down such a storm".
'''Little Donkey''' is a story first told by Karl on the [[23 February 2002]] show. In primary school Karl managed to get a part playing the drums in "We Three Kings".  After his performance, "Little Donkey" began and Karl couldn't help but drum along, even though he wasn't meant to.  Karl believes that his improvisation "went down such a storm".


[[Karl's Dad|Karl's dad's]] reaction is of particular humour for Ricky and Steve.  Despite Karl not inviting him to come out of embarressment, he did come and called Karl "the twat in the hat" to his mate who was filming the performance. <br>
[[Karl's Dad|Karl's dad's]] reaction is of particular humour for Ricky and Steve.  Despite Karl not inviting him to the show, he went and called Karl "the twat in the hat" to his mate who was filming the performance. <br>
== Shows Featured In ==
== Shows Featured In ==



Revision as of 19:33, 24 March 2007

Little Donkey is a story first told by Karl on the 23 February 2002 show. In primary school Karl managed to get a part playing the drums in "We Three Kings". After his performance, "Little Donkey" began and Karl couldn't help but drum along, even though he wasn't meant to. Karl believes that his improvisation "went down such a storm".

Karl's dad's reaction is of particular humour for Ricky and Steve. Despite Karl not inviting him to the show, he went and called Karl "the twat in the hat" to his mate who was filming the performance.

Shows Featured In

23 February 2002 - 4:50
09 March 2002 - 38:00
23 November 2002 - 2:15
15 November 2003 - 36:35