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SeanBeansShako posted:Also, reguarding Paul in the latest episode of Him And Her: Holy hell didn't see that one coming. That was a fantastic episode all around. The Paul thing was so WTF but makes perfect sense. Really well done. Junkenstein fucked around with this message at 23:27 on Dec 17, 2012 |
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The pHo posted:Loved the Venetian Snares reference on Peep Show. Didn't love the 'sub Aphex Twin' comparison though Just spotified that poo poo and "sub-Aphex Twin" is charitable. My favourite music reference this series was the one that implied a member of Mumford and Sons had sucked Hans or Jeremy off (did I imagine that?)
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Dec 18, 2012 00:15
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The music references are always the best in Peep Show. Like Jeremy thinking about how all good music was made on drugs.
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This thread's knowledge of Scottish comedies enabled me to beat the Draughtsmen on the Only Connect connecting wall, thanks guys. 
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Dec 18, 2012 03:50
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Catching up on the new Idiot Abroad episodes. Karl dancing is always the highlight for me.
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Junkenstein posted:That was a fantastic episode all around. The Paul thing was so WTF but makes perfect sense. Really well done. I'm going to dance on your grave! A great episode. Do we know if it will be back?
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Al2001 posted:Just spotified that poo poo and "sub-Aphex Twin" is charitable. My favourite music reference this series was the one that implied a member of Mumford and Sons had sucked Hans or Jeremy off (did I imagine that?) That whole bit where they were playing the game was amazing.
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Goodbye, series 3 of Limmy's Show. You were good. Also, Channel 4 pulled the last episode of Full English because it's poo poo or something. lets go swimming fucked around with this message at 17:29 on Dec 18, 2012 |
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Dec 18, 2012 17:23
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Monday's I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue has "this program has been edited since broadcast" put on it on iPlayer. What horrible thing could one of those silly people have said? 
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Dec 18, 2012 18:14
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Ive blasted through 2 series of Limmys show because of people talking about it in this thread. I loving love Falconhoof
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Noreaus posted:Monday's I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue has "this program has been edited since broadcast" put on it on iPlayer. What horrible thing could one of those silly people have said? Jeremy Hardy's singing?
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Dec 18, 2012 18:24
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Noreaus posted:Monday's I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue has "this program has been edited since broadcast" put on it on iPlayer. What horrible thing could one of those silly people have said? Hmmm, there was a joke about rifles I think. Maybe that?
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Dec 18, 2012 18:33
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quote:Out-take 3:09'36 This is how rumors are started...
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Sion posted:This is how rumors are started... That was attributed to..Paul Merton (?) on HIGNFY too.
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VogeGandire posted:The music references are always the best in Peep Show. Nah, it's really awkward and cringy
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Rondette posted:That was attributed to..Paul Merton (?) on HIGNFY too.
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Sion posted:This is how rumors are started... I can't imagine Barry Cryer saying oval office. They just don't really go together.
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Paperhouse posted:Yeah, that's how I've seen it before too. It's fake but I wonder who wrote it and if they knew anything Didn't it originate from SOTCAA. I've heard Saville paedo references in a lot of comedy over the years, it did seem to be common knowledge that he was up to something sinister 
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Catch Brian Cox and his Addicted To Pleasure series before it vanishes from iPlayer.
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Just so everyone's clear, I made that Saville/Littleton/Cryer thing up. It was a reply to the 'what could they have possibly said' comment.
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Sion posted:Just so everyone's clear, I made that Saville/Littleton/Cryer thing up. It was a reply to the 'what could they have possibly said' comment. No smoke without fire!
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BizarroAzrael posted:No smoke without fire! Seems like they knew. Or at least someone on the Sorry I Haven't a Clue production team knew and leaked this out there!
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Dec 18, 2012 22:40
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A man on a Jamie Oliver programme just smeared a steak all over a toilet and public urinal, irradiated it, and ate it despite part of it having a pube on it. He described it as 'gritty'. What in the gently caress am I watching. 
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Prism Mirror Lens posted:A man on a Jamie Oliver programme just smeared a steak all over a toilet and public urinal, irradiated it, and ate it despite part of it having a pube on it. He described it as 'gritty'. What in the gently caress am I watching. Ewww. Why don't you turn over and watch BBC4s' The Dark Ages: An Age of Light instead. A nice man working out of his garage just showed the presenter how to make a beautiful silver brooch representative of the period in question, and now we're onto the Irish monks at Lindesfarne. It's all very calm and informative and there's no pubes in sight!
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Prism Mirror Lens posted:A man on a Jamie Oliver programme just smeared a steak all over a toilet and public urinal, irradiated it, and ate it despite part of it having a pube on it. He described it as 'gritty'. What in the gently caress am I watching. Serves you right for watching one of that mockney oval office's programmes.
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Dec 18, 2012 22:55
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Irisi posted:Ewww. Why don't you turn over and watch BBC4s' The Dark Ages: An Age of Light instead. A nice man working out of his garage just showed the presenter how to make a beautiful silver brooch representative of the period in question, and now we're onto the Irish monks at Lindesfarne.
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My name is John, and I have a problem - for years now I have both consumed and greatly enjoyed Strictly Come Dancing. Jamie Oliver can gently caress right off, though. Patronising fat-tongued fucker. STIR THESE LAVVLY VEGGIES, USIN YER SPOON, KUSHTY BANG TIDY.
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My mum likes Jamie Oliver, she asked for one of his cookbooks. Being a good son who is terrible at buying presents, I bought it for her and will probably even put up with watching Strictly on Christmas day.
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Dec 19, 2012 00:13
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I love Jamie Oliver as a Chef. His books are great, his shows are great, and good on him for trying to actually do something about Children's health. As a person my affection is less so, but the fact his school campaign is met with derision rather than support says it all really.
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Yeah, his heart is in the right place, and his food is genuinely good, but he's also one of those people that I'd never tire of punching.
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He loving loves his olive oil though. If you watched his 30 minute meals show, literally every meal contains about 10 gallons of the stuff.
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I think some of the posters from this thread have captured .gifs from British television shows before, and was wondering if some of them could give me a pointer as to what program they use to cover that? Was wondering if I could capture a gif of Ian Hislop's "Gangnam Style" from last week's HIGNFY 
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Dec 19, 2012 00:35
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The Jez life coaching plot from Peep Show is ruining my life - someone was drunkenly opening up to me about some issues they had at a party last night and on more than one occasion all I could do was imagine being Jez and going "so, how has that affected you...sexually?"
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Allan Assiduity posted:I think some of the posters from this thread have captured .gifs from British television shows before, and was wondering if some of them could give me a pointer as to what program they use to cover that? Was wondering if I could capture a gif of Ian Hislop's "Gangnam Style" from last week's HIGNFY Any more than this one: http://25.media.tumblr.com/7550d98ce05132bad4727d78863f8a72/tumblr_mf2aki9wdz1rq5bx3o1_400.gif?
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I love Only Connect but it makes me feel about as smart as a table.
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I can't watch Only Connect ever since someone (in this thread?) pointed out that the lack of studio audience gives it a sinister, post-apocalyptic, "we are locked in an abandoned warehouse"-esque atmosphere. Also I don't really like Victoria Coren. THAT'S RIGHT I SAID IT
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fuf posted:I can't watch Only Connect ever since someone (in this thread?) pointed out that the lack of studio audience gives it a sinister, post-apocalyptic, "we are locked in an abandoned warehouse"-esque atmosphere. DO NOT THINK ABOUT THE EVENT. I watch it specifically because of the oppressive, post-criss atmosphere.
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"The Unbearable Lightness of Being" starring Daniel Day Lewis is on iPlayer at the moment and is worth watching if you have read the book. It preserves Kundera's style pretty well in my opinion.
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My favorite Only Connect moment was when the host read out a letter complaining that numbering the questions with Greek letters was 'pretentious'. It was at this point she revealed their new set of Egyptian hieroglyphs.
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