The Chorus: John McEnroe Finds The River

<p>We encounter both <strong>John McEnroe</strong> and <strong>Ian Thornley</strong> twice - it's more cost-effective that way - in the course of talking about the former writing books and narrating the enjoyable <strong>Netflix</strong> series <strong>Never Have I Ever</strong> and the latter being painfully self-effacing on the <strong>Everyone Loves Guitar</strong> podcast while also being at least as talented as the whole of <strong>Led Zeppelin</strong>. We also double up on good doctors in, er, <strong>The Good Doctor</strong> (for which <strong>Freddy Highmore</strong> is now justifiably as famous as for being in the Finding Neverland memes with <strong>Johnny Depp</strong>) and <strong>All Creatures Great And Small</strong>, in which a delightful country vet regularly gets shoulder deep in ... work. <strong>Olivia Rodrigo</strong> succeeds while abusing apostrophes, which doesn't seem fair, and <strong>REM</strong> finish strong, prompting us to sing <strong>Find The River </strong>off the cuff<strong>. </strong>Pretty well, we think.&nbsp;</p> <p>Comments, suggestions, constructive input and declarations of undying love via our Facebook page, please: https://www.facebook.com/TheChorusPodcast</p>