John Krasinski plays 'Imaginary Friends' with Greg James

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John Krasinski plays 'Imaginary Friends' with Greg James as the pair attempt to work out which BBC Radio 1 listener is lying about their imaginary pal. Will it be the baby that fell down the plug hole? Crackly the clown? Or the seven friendly huskies??
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[@katmoore1909]

Emilybility and Johnation will save the Nation ❤❤ love them so much! (And Greg bloody'ell you re sooo Talented🎉)

[@laurellylyn]

John is so bloody sweet man

[@PokhrajRoy.]

So happy to see these two absolutely awesome sauce guys in conversation.

[@faradillaramadhita1782]

John Krasinski is the best!

[@Rab_Daddy]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Let’s make that song no. 1! The fact John knows what Top of the Pops is 😂😂😂😂

[@Elwaves2925]

I wonder if either of them realise My Baby Has Gone Down The Plughole is a traditional folk song that was covered by Cream in the 70's and called Mother's Lament?

[@naomiarram5187]

1967

[@Elwaves2925]

@@naomiarram5187 Very true, I was a few years out.

[@larasemerad2605]

I have a IF- since I was 3, I only tell people the name that I trust.

[@cathyaddis3156]

Its a great song! Heh Becky! I know it too!

[@pamelaroundy9814]

My son had 2 imaginary friends. As he was giving them up I was pregnant with our 4th. Had she been a boy we were going to name him after 1 of them because we were missing them.j

[@3ncoreYT]

Okay what's going on with John's voice?

[@manuelaalves9354]

Blountys Bluntys B

[@stephengilmore2741]

It's genuinely pathetic that a radio DJ doesn't know who Cream are... sad times.

[@naomiarram5187]

Nobody said he'd never heard of Cream. He just didn't know this song that they covered in 1967, and isn't one of their most famous songs.

[@motornaut]

How do you come to that conclusion? mothers lament has been around long before Cream... Their cover's not exactly White Room