LEWIS SCHAFFER HAS A CRISIS OF CONFIDENCE | Thought Police Ep. 12
Description: Mike Graham and Lewis Schaffer are back for another completely unfiltered episode of THOUGHT POLICE, and this week Lewis is having a full-blown crisis of confidence.
Is he still funny? Is he getting old? Is his health falling apart? And, perhaps most importantly, can Mike Graham make him feel any better about it?
Spoiler: probably not.
In Episode 12, Mike and Lewis somehow manage to cover everything from ageing, high blood pressure, kidney tests and health anxiety to girlfriends, dating, weight, food, doctors, religion, Catholic guilt, Jewish identity, life in modern Britain and whether things really were better in the 1970s. thought police transcript
Lewis opens up about his fear of getting older and losing his edge, while Mike offers his characteristically unsentimental assessment. From there, the conversation spirals spectacularly.
They clash over whether wearing glasses actually makes your eyesight worse, debate diet and health, discuss doctors and modern medicine, look back at Britain in the 1970s, argue about Catholic confession and guilt, talk Jewish identity and antisemitism, reminisce about Fiddler on the Roof and the West End, and somehow find time for Lewis to bring Mike a collection of extraordinarily loud ties. thought police transcript thought police transcript
There’s also plenty on relationships, Lewis’s infamous “two and a half girlfriends”, Mike’s holiday in France, getting older, self-confidence, honesty, narcissism and why Lewis is convinced everybody secretly dislikes him.
It’s argumentative, personal, politically incorrect, occasionally philosophical and frequently ridiculous.
In other words, it’s THOUGHT POLICE.
Watch Mike Graham and Lewis Schaffer attempt to solve the problems of modern life while barely agreeing on a single thing.
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Is he still funny? Is he getting old? Is his health falling apart? And, perhaps most importantly, can Mike Graham make him feel any better about it?
Spoiler: probably not.
In Episode 12, Mike and Lewis somehow manage to cover everything from ageing, high blood pressure, kidney tests and health anxiety to girlfriends, dating, weight, food, doctors, religion, Catholic guilt, Jewish identity, life in modern Britain and whether things really were better in the 1970s. thought police transcript
Lewis opens up about his fear of getting older and losing his edge, while Mike offers his characteristically unsentimental assessment. From there, the conversation spirals spectacularly.
They clash over whether wearing glasses actually makes your eyesight worse, debate diet and health, discuss doctors and modern medicine, look back at Britain in the 1970s, argue about Catholic confession and guilt, talk Jewish identity and antisemitism, reminisce about Fiddler on the Roof and the West End, and somehow find time for Lewis to bring Mike a collection of extraordinarily loud ties. thought police transcript thought police transcript
There’s also plenty on relationships, Lewis’s infamous “two and a half girlfriends”, Mike’s holiday in France, getting older, self-confidence, honesty, narcissism and why Lewis is convinced everybody secretly dislikes him.
It’s argumentative, personal, politically incorrect, occasionally philosophical and frequently ridiculous.
In other words, it’s THOUGHT POLICE.
Watch Mike Graham and Lewis Schaffer attempt to solve the problems of modern life while barely agreeing on a single thing.
Subscribe to UK LIVE for more Thought Police, Mike Graham, Lewis Schaffer, debate, comedy, politics, culture, current affairs and completely unscripted conversation.
#ThoughtPolice #MikeGraham #LewisSchaffer #UKLIVE #ComedyPodcast #BritishPolitics #CultureWars #CurrentAffairs #FreeSpeech #Podcast #UKPolitics #BritishCulture Close description