Very much enjoying The Museum of Curiosity, a QI spin off which is everything QI isn't, i.e. informative and funny.
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Quote: Tursiops @ 4th November 2013, 2:09 PM GMTVery much enjoying The Museum of Curiosity, a QI spin off which is everything QI isn't, i.e. informative and funny.
and lacking Alan Davies.
Quote: Nogget @ 4th November 2013, 2:42 PM GMTand lacking Alan Davies.
For which in itself it should win an award.
Quote: Tursiops @ 4th November 2013, 2:09 PM GMTVery much enjoying The Museum of Curiosity, a QI spin off which is everything QI isn't, i.e. informative and funny.
Heard some of that tonight. Very good I thought.
We all know the restrictions put on the 11.30am broadcast slot, so considering that, Hard to Tell is surprisingly good.
Quote: Nogget @ 6th November 2013, 1:14 PM GMTWe all know the restrictions put on the 11.30am broadcast slot, so considering that, Hard to Tell is surprisingly good.
A new series of Hard To Tell is starting soon as well.
Sad to read that Cabin Pressure will come to an end with a special, entitled Zurich, in 2014. Inevitable though, as Cumberbatch has become such a star.
Glad to hear they are recording more Mitchell & Webb though.
Any idea when the series will air?
That Mitchell and Webb Sound begins at 18.30 on 26th November on BBC Radio 4.
Quote: Ian Wolf @ 14th November 2013, 8:41 AM GMTThat Mitchell and Webb Sound begins at 18.30 on 26th November on BBC Radio 4.
I enjoyed it, on the whole.
Quote: Ian Wolf @ 14th November 2013, 8:41 AM GMTThat Mitchell and Webb Sound begins at 18.30 on 26th November on BBC Radio 4.
'Twas excellent.
Loved the cashier sketch. "No, that's the saxophone..." 
Quote: Nil Putters @ 29th November 2013, 12:11 AM GMTLoved the cashier sketch. "No, that's the saxophone..."
Brilliant stuff, definite stand-out for the 30 mins. And I liked the fact that the callback wen ton for FAR TOO LONG 
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Quote: Ian Wolf @ 6th November 2013, 2:45 PM GMTA new series of Hard To Tell is starting soon as well.
And it's excellent. First series was promising, this series has found its feet. The dark streak amongst the nonsense is a treat. Beautifully performed too.