Quote: Tim Walker @ November 20 2009, 3:00 AM GMT
The Father Ted take off on this is one of my most favourite moments in that series. 
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Quote: Tim Walker @ November 20 2009, 3:00 AM GMT
I can only do the slow bit at the start, and very badly 
Quote: AndreaLynne @ November 20 2009, 3:04 AM GMTThe Father Ted take off on this is one of my most favourite moments in that series.
Yes, that's excellent!
A History of Christianity.
Blade:The TV Series. I'm enjoying it.
A discussion on 'should humour have limits' on The Wright Stuff with Dave Spikey. Michael McKintyre and Peter Kaye were held up as inoffensive comics. 
Quote: Dolly Dagger @ November 20 2009, 10:38 AM GMTA discussion on 'should humour have limits' on The Wright Stuff
That's probably Channel Five's signature show.
The discussion is now over. Nothing much was concluded.
Quote: Tim Walker @ November 20 2009, 3:00 AM GMT
Fun movie trivia: the kid couldn't play the banjo. His left arm belongs to someone hiding behind the chair . . .
Children in Need.
A great show doing good for the children of the UK who need help...that's all.
Except Terry Wogan is now so old he is a grade II listed Celebrity.
I do like the show-
'and what have you raised little Jessie from Kent?'
'...errrrr, six pounds 40P, and my mummy wanked off Phillip Schofield, just for a laugh'
Quote: Slippery Jack @ November 20 2009, 8:12 PM GMTFun movie trivia: the kid couldn't play the banjo.
I think not being able to play the banjo was the least of that kid's problems.
Oh, and Children In Need...? What a bunch of wonderful people these celebrities are, giving up their time for free to appear on f**king prime-time television. Are there no limits to their generosity? 
I imagine he still looks exactly like that . . .
Quote: Slippery Jack @ November 20 2009, 9:02 PM GMTI imagine he still looks exactly like that . . .
I somewhat suspect that he didn't live this long. 
Quote: Tim Walker @ November 20 2009, 8:59 PM GMTI think not being able to play the banjo was the least of that kid's problems.
Oh, and Children In Need...? What a bunch of wonderful people these celebrities are, giving up their time for free to appear on f**king prime-time television. Are there no limits to their generosity?
'I love children, and I want to do everything to help...oh, and my album is out next week.
I feel good that I've managed to avoid Children In Need 100% today . . .
I saw him featured on a TV show, some time ago. He now works in a Petrol Station / Garage or something? (I think) Although I could've been high. :/