Quote: Leevil @ July 5 2010, 9:43 PM BSTI rented that on DVD a few years ago, and was very disappointed, almost angry!
I bought that as well.
But I only watched a couple of the episodes and left it.
Which is unusual as normally I'm quite Bussellish when it comes to watching DVDs.
Quote: Steve Sunshine @ July 5 2010, 9:48 PM BSTI'm quite Bussellish when it comes to watching DVDs.
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Maybe it means - to watch in bed on a Sunday morning with Ben and Stott.
Quote: Leevil @ July 5 2010, 10:13 PM BSTMaybe it means - to watch in bed on a Sunday morning with Ben and Stott.
I think it means he watches with the TV off, so he can see himself in the reflection and pretend he's on the television. 
Dan
Goddamn you people, everyone knows I watch DVDs on a little TV under a bed fort of which I am king and absolute ruler!
Which is what I meant in the first place.
I've just learned more details about the forthcoming series.
Ted and Peter are returning, but are now down on their luck and hosting late-night Dog Poker on Dave.
Other characters include Philips, who is secretly doing actual medical research at Laboratoire Garnier; the Up Yours Parents who trade insults at each other while caring for their little baby; and Miklos, who advices Caesar over matters of protocol (I think he also appears in That Mitchell And Webb Sound).
Small-enised for spoilerisation by Aaron.
Let's be mindful of spoiling the show, please.
Quote: swerytd @ July 5 2010, 9:46 AM BSTMark seems to have forgotten 'Fish & Cushion', one of the best sketches ever: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B80SyRmtbdI
Dan
Big fan of that.
As with previous series, very hit and miss. Some very weak stuff, but the Labarotories Garnier sketch did make me laugh.
Quote: chipolata @ July 13 2010, 9:48 PM BSTAs with previous series, very hit and miss. Some very weak stuff
Have to agree with this.
How can you say that whilst series 10 of 'My Family' is currently showing?
What Chip said.
The sketches which relied on repetition were the weakest for me.
Hennimore made me laugh very loud though.
