Bloody hell, the taste for twee meaningless mantras among people MY FUCKING AGE is reaching epidemic levels.
Yes, Noble was the warm-up for the Hippies episode I saw. He was great, possibly the funniest I’ve ever seen him.
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Whenever people talk about Red Dwarf, one name that comes up outside of the main cast is Tony Hawks, often branded as the 5th Dwarfer by the Red Dwarf fandom due to his regular turns as a repertory pl...
(Most of the latter bits involve Jonah.)
Veep is odd, in that I liked it enough to keep watching, but rarely fell completely in love with it. My theory: it feels like everyone is a little too much on their best behaviour. It's HBO, this is important! The best bits are when everyone forgets themselves and does something very stupid.
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And especially as one of the most popular characters in the show is one that mocks *Britain's* national stereotype! Though come to think of it, I'm now wondering how the hell they dubbed Crabtree and made his jokes work in another language...
All the "<x> at the BBC" compilations in 20 years will be performances from Andrew Fucking Marr.
It's also not even true that they're strange. "A really good sitcom sells very well" is one of the least strange things I can think of.
youtube.com/watch?v=lemP... Quality lunchtime viewing. Grotty 1982 Soho and 42nd street views, David Hamilton Grant (who went to prison for distributing a horror film) in a fug of ciggy smoke, clips from Electric Blue and the implication that everyone in the video industry is a wrong un.
