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SeanBeansShako posted:He rolls with the punches now, it is pretty neat. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umB-gyZptNs He sure does.......
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Yeah, he obviously doesn't take himself too seriously, and is aware that people do take the piss. So he's alright to me.
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Mar 1, 2013 17:59
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That audience is the one that they used for a Waldo reaction scene in Black Mirror. I had never really thought about how they would have to 'fake' crowds for shows that never really happened before.
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I've just seen an advert on 4od for Gogglebox, a programme which is about the public's reactions to other programmes. You will watch somebody on the sofa watching the telly while sitting on your sofa watching your telly. Someone please tell me this is all just a horrible joke and television won't really eat itself
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Mar 1, 2013 23:13
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That sounds like a Chris Morris parody from 2003. So it is probably real.
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Mar 1, 2013 23:14
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This week's The Culture Show was really good, looking at the work of Matt Stone and Trey Parker (South Park creators) The Railway was good as usual, that solo station manager had epic facial hair.
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Mar 1, 2013 23:21
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Danny Dyer is a horrible little oval office that wrote that someone should cut their ex-girlfriend's face to teach her a lesson. He's also a terrible actor.
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Mar 1, 2013 23:29
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FreakyZoid posted:Danny Dyer is a horrible little oval office that wrote that someone should cut their ex-girlfriend's face to teach her a lesson.
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Mar 1, 2013 23:40
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Oh, and the numerous times he's threatened Mark Kermode for making fun of him. No matter what you think of Kermode, that's not really the response of a totally cool guy who's up for people mocking him.
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Mar 1, 2013 23:49
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Didn't see this in the OP, but a friend of mine showed me this show called Stella Street from the late 90's (all of which seems to be on youtube) it's a pretty good comedy where all the characters are played by two comedians, the whole premise of the show is a bunch of celebrities (Michael Caine, Jack Nicholson, Joe Pesci, The Rolling Stones etc.) all move into the same suburban street, well worth a watch!
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Feats of Strength posted:Didn't see this in the OP, but a friend of mine showed me this show called Stella Street from the late 90's (all of which seems to be on youtube) it's a pretty good comedy where all the characters are played by two comedians, the whole premise of the show is a bunch of celebrities (Michael Caine, Jack Nicholson, Joe Pesci, The Rolling Stones etc.) all move into the same suburban street, well worth a watch! It wasn't too bad when it first aired but it DOES have John Sessions in it and gently caress John Sessions.
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I always think that Stella Street is the guy who did Dennis Pennis, but I know it isn't.
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The weird thing about Stella Street is that - much like The Good Life - it's set in Surbiton but not filmed there, because Surbiton isn't Surbiton-y enough.
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Taear posted:It wasn't too bad when it first aired but it DOES have John Sessions in it and gently caress John Sessions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pc3OyvbJkj4 Is he a gay man? Cant seem to find much info about him. Cant watch that 'whos line is it anyway' thing anymore though, its so bloody hammy.
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Prism Mirror Lens posted:I've just seen an advert on 4od for Gogglebox, a programme which is about the public's reactions to other programmes. You will watch somebody on the sofa watching the telly while sitting on your sofa watching your telly. Someone please tell me this is all just a horrible joke and television won't really eat itself I hate to make this worse for you but a programme like this has already been made. I think it was hosted by Justin Lee Collins. Nothing about it redeemed it from this fact. edit: Does anyone remember what this was called? I believe it had 3 guests each watching a different channel, and JLC would turn to each of them and ask them what they were watching. They would then describe what was happening on other channels. Its unbelievable that it ever got greenlit. Captain Mediocre fucked around with this message at 05:12 on Mar 2, 2013 |
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I got home from a show this morning which ended with Rufus Hound sellotaping a mallet to his cock and using it to smash a bunch of eggs live on stage and all morning I have had this weird feeling in my stomach like I am ashamed to be a part of the human race
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Captain Mediocre posted:I hate to make this worse for you but a programme like this has already been made. I think it was hosted by Justin Lee Collins. Nothing about it redeemed it from this fact. Flipside TV. I actually remember watching quite a bit of it, but could only find the name by looking up that oval office Keith Allen on imdb. I remember he was really drunk on it and just shouted over everyone else, as he is prone to doing. It had rotating hosts, with JLC, Richard Bacon and Iain Lee taking turns. I quite like Bacon and Lee, which is probably why I watched it (also, it was on late at night during the Summer, so I had piss all else to do), but I remember JLC being as insufferable as ever. This was around the time he was on pretty much every Channel 4 show there was.
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Simultaneously the best and worst thing BBC3 have aired: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1RaIWZq5Q8&t=28s
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Feats of Strength posted:Didn't see this in the OP, but a friend of mine showed me this show called Stella Street from the late 90's (all of which seems to be on youtube) it's a pretty good comedy where all the characters are played by two comedians, the whole premise of the show is a bunch of celebrities (Michael Caine, Jack Nicholson, Joe Pesci, The Rolling Stones etc.) all move into the same suburban street, well worth a watch! Stella Street is amazing and perhaps the only recorded instance of an impression show being funny.
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Junkenstein posted:Simultaneously the best and worst thing BBC3 have aired: It's not the masterpiece that is "Can Fat Teens Hunt?"
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Tsaedje posted:It's not the masterpiece that is "Can Fat Teens Hunt?" That programme was made just to set up the announcer for a monumental Freudian slip. edit: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-21613233v Why 
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Aw gently caress Nina Conti on the Comic Relief dancing thing. She must have the slickest agent in the business.
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You've probably already seen this but almost every title makes me cackle- http://www.jonathancresswell.co.uk/bbcthree/ 
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VogeGandire posted:Aw gently caress Nina Conti on the Comic Relief dancing thing. Feltz had all the grace of a collapsing building.
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FreakyZoid posted:Danny Dyer is a horrible little oval office that wrote that someone should cut their ex-girlfriend's face to teach her a lesson. Do you reckon he might have been joking, mate?
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Mar 2, 2013 20:57
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Ha ha, what a great joke. (No, I believe he really is a hateful little piece of poo poo.)
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Why the John Sessions hate?
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thehustler posted:Why the John Sessions hate? There's literally no one someone in this thread doesn't hate.
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pointsofdata posted:There's literally no one someone in this thread doesn't hate. David Attenborough 
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VogeGandire posted:David Attenborough What a oval office. e: I'm so sorry Aphex- fucked around with this message at 23:47 on Mar 2, 2013 |
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pointsofdata posted:There's literally no one someone in this thread doesn't hate.
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pointsofdata posted:There's literally no one someone in this thread doesn't hate. Jim Bowen? I spent yesterday going to Newcastle and back so got to try watching TV on my phone, the future is pretty sweet. Saw Heading Out and, as mentioned elsewhere in the thread it's a solid start, great that Sue Perkins is getting a vehicle like that. I did forget the title of the show though, and only on looking it up just now did I spot the double meaning. It's interesting that the "sit" of the sitcom is something that events are leading up to, rather than something that occurs at the start, it's as much about preparing for a change to the status-quo as the change that has already happened.
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Got a haircut, now he's poo poo
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thehustler posted:Why the John Sessions hate? I don't hate him, but he's rubbish on QI. To be honest, that's the only thing I've seen him on.
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Attenborough sure, some was hating on Brooker earlier for being a Tory though.BizarroAzrael posted:Jim Bowen? I enjoyed taking out and like Sue Perkins a lot - it was very Miranda-esque though.
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Instead of whatever Sue Perkins is doing now, can't we just get another series of The Supersizers? 
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VogeGandire posted:Instead of whatever Sue Perkins is doing now, can't we just get another series of The Supersizers? Yeah! Wanna see Giles and Sue dress up, have temper tantrums and fling diabolically disgusting food at each other some more. They'd need to expand their horizons a bit though, they've already done pretty much all of the major British time periods. I could go for some Supersizers Eat...Mayan, or Supersizers eat...Ming-Dynasty China.
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Mr. Squishy posted:Also casting Italy as his girlfriend (in a coma) is really creepy, especially when cartoons of her being assaulted by Punch abound. Yeah, that is slightly creepy and an editor should have just told him straight up and cut it. It spoils a mostly interesting program.
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