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FractionMan posted:Said mutual friend also had a flatmate who went out with Josie Long. He was apparently lucky to do so. Why? Is she particularly dirty or something?
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Flatscan posted:Why? Is she particularly dirty or something? Oh no, he's just apparently not the best pick of men. Also this was some years ago, when she was less.... svelte. I'm doing all sorts of badmouthing here. I should say something nice I guess. I watched Sherlock recently, it was loving awesome.
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Revenant Threshold posted:Is this one of the ones that seems to have Ross Noble on a lot? I've searched for some of his stuff in the past and he turns up a lot on Australian panel shows. Yeah Ross is on it fairly often. The show is hosted by Adam Hills, who does a lot of gigs in England and has been on Mock the week a few times, so it's probably not to hard for him to get some of the brit comedians to do his show.
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Cerv posted:Drop the Dead Donkey was awesome and it's amazing how well it's aged. And it's all on 4OD for free if anyone wants to check it out that isn't a filthy colonial. Incidentally - Jeff Rawle (the editor, George) from Drop The Dead Donkey is in a Belgian game called Divinity 2. The whole game I was trying to pinpoint his voice and then suddenly it clicked for me. It's so strange.
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General Apathy posted:so it's probably not to hard for him to get some of the brit comedians to do his show. Ross Noble moved out to Australia to live with his wife
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Pablo Bluth posted:We might all be waiting for Uther to die, Arthur to take the throne and for Merlin to come out the magic closest, but you can't get there too quickly at risk out running out of plot / Arthurian legends. Yeah, keep in mind they're Arthurian Legends though so having Uther sitting there like a moldy sock is not making for fun television. Installing the round table would make a whole bunch of characters to explore and to have adventures with. If that requires the magic closet to be opened, so be it. It's pretty drat open with the the whole Coup that happened with Magicians and everything. Hell, the only person who doesn't know poo poo at this rate is Arthur and it's making for frustrating television.
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Merlin? Dont you mean 'Dark Ages Smallville'?
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Taear posted:And it's all on 4OD for free if anyone wants to check it out that isn't a filthy colonial. That game was so much better with German audio. "Drakon richter !"
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ibroxmassive posted:Ross Noble moved out to Australia to live with his wife I heard his house burnt down in the fires they had last year, which is why he's doing more stuff here now to make some money. Don't know if he's actually moved back though.
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Ratjaculation posted:I think that Paul should become the host and they should get someone far less Daily Mail than Ian "I don't understand football - look at audience, lean head" Hislop to replace Paul as team captain. Ian's pretty sympathetic to the student protests, which isn't very Daily Mail. He's basically a 19th centuary liberal transported to modern times. But yeah, he isn't really funny, which is a problem. Still, Private Eye is probably the only paper that does any actual journalism, so he's got that going for him. Daedo posted:Snap. I don't even know what it is about her... Probably some hosed up freudian thing. She's quite "mumsy."
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Dec 5, 2010 12:22
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Rapey Joe Stalin posted:Or they just like fatties. I reckon it's the twee little girl act. They're just a pair of paedos.
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Dec 5, 2010 12:40
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Ian Hislop would be funnier if he didn't smugly look at the audience every time he makes a joke. I like HIGNFY, but it really could use some freshening up. Merton and Hislop are starting to get a bit stale.
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I'm not a big fan of Merton or Hislop, but they do provide a base level of comedy and they're basically just secondary/tertiary hosts. No belly laughs, but, you know, it'd be worse without them.
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Ein Bear posted:Ian Hislop would be funnier if he didn't smugly look at the audience every time he makes a joke.
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Daedo posted:Snap. I don't even know what it is about her... We should go twos on a bastard and shower after whilst crying ... 
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meme posted:I'm not a big fan of Merton or Hislop, but they do provide a base level of comedy and they're basically just secondary/tertiary hosts. No belly laughs, but, you know, it'd be worse without them.
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Rapey Joe Stalin posted:I agree, Paul Merton was a lot more whimsical, before his wife died. Selfish Bastard
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Ann "global warming doesn't exist and gays shouldn't have equal rights" Widdecombe is out of Strictly Come Dancing, which is cause for celebration even if you don't watch it.
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paint dry posted:Ann "global warming doesn't exist and gays shouldn't have equal rights" Widdecombe is out of Strictly Come Dancing, which is cause for celebration even if you don't watch it.
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Some Strange Flea posted:She is a joke and a pretty funny one. Listening to her pull the "let's see you do better" card week on week was starting to tire though so eh, not really going to miss her. She was funny at first, but then you remember she's a horrible old bigot who should hopefully now gently caress off into retirement forever (not that she will.)
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Flipswitch posted:something out there like Gordon Brown, that'd be pretty funny actually. Holy poo poo that would be awesome. This needs to happen. Or Tony Blair
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I hated Ann from the first episode, her talking back to the judges and obviously not actually trying to dance and talking about how 'hilarious' her routines were.....ugh. The fact that she knew exactly how it was going to go down after what happened with John Sargeant a couple of years ago pissed me off too. I know that makes it sound like I'm taking it too seriously but if you are going to go on a dance show you should at least pretend to give a poo poo about trying to dance. Ugh On a less mental ranting note the trailer for whats on over christmas on the BBC looks pretty good http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010/dec/03/bbc-christmas-2010
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hookerbot 5000 posted:I hated Ann from the first episode, her talking back to the judges and obviously not actually trying to dance and talking about how 'hilarious' her routines were.....ugh. The fact that she knew exactly how it was going to go down after what happened with John Sargeant a couple of years ago pissed me off too. It was all just a cynical attempt to turn herself into a loveable old "celebrity" for people who knew nothing about her. Hopefully it's going to backfire when her legion of new fans find out what a repulsive person she really is.
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If I appear to go insane over the next few days. it's because I'm starting an Apprentice Binge. Despite avidly watching all the previous seasons, I've not found time this year, something I'm about to rectify.
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The best thing about Widdecombe is that she literally is an old lady from a Monty Python routine. Literally. In a literal sense.
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I got half way through the first episode of the apprentice, but I've now been sucked in by Popatron.
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Good lord, I want a FDR Model too  . I'm such a Mark.
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HoldYourFire posted:Holy poo poo that would be awesome. This needs to happen. Or Tony Blair Did you see Lembit Opik on it the day after he lost his seat in the last election? Now that's quality television.
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goatface posted:I can't watch anything with N-Dubz in it, even ironicly. *dappy flies in* You are unable to watch a great episode of buzzcocks then. *dappy flies out*
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LE0N posted:*dappy flies in* I didn't think N-Dubz where around while Mark Lamarr was still doing Buzzcocks.
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Flatscan posted:I didn't think N-Dubz where around while Mark Lamarr was still doing Buzzcocks. Never found Lamarr that funny to be honest.
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BBC that it Christmas show reel out: http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010/dec/03/bbc-christmas-2010 Looking good, first look at the Top Gear ep as well and had to giggle like an idiot at Hammonds face with the reveal. Dr Who seems to be going down the Christmas Charol road but knowing the writer its going to be fantastic interpretation of the old story and characters, much like Rock and chips, I thought the one early on in the year was a one off. Is it sad that iam looking forward to Upstairs Downstairs?
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If you haven't seen his new DVD - Stewart Lee: If You Prefer A Milder Comedian Please Ask For One and are a Lee fan you're in for a treat! Can't wait for his new BBC series next year either.
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HoldYourFire posted:Holy poo poo that would be awesome. This needs to happen. Or Tony Blair Not that he'd ever agree anyway.
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