amarsandhu
Thursday 13th October 2011 9:37am
Farnham
95 posts
Quote: John Kelly @ October 12 2011, 11:41 PM BST
Went to recording tonight. Here's the sketches I remember:
Children play Quantitative Easing version of Monopoly, where you can give yourself more money by just writing yourself notes for billions of pounds.
Brucie gets knighted and treats the Queen as if she's in the Generation Game - this was clearly written by the production team at the last minute - they said it was hand-written.
Extract from report about women eating ice-cream too sensually.
Ed Miliband struggles to put new cabinet together, finds at least one shadow minister's slipped under the sofa, and he's put Dianne Abbott in the wrong way round.
Trailer for evening of programmes compiled from halves of different programmes, to save money at BBC, such as Tinker Tailor Byker Grove.
Trailer for children's film about Dr. Fox.
Appeal for Adam Werrity charity.
Dow Jones's Diary, spoof of Bridget Jones's Diary, but she has a fixation with the Nikkei instead of Hugh Grant.
Steve Jobs in Heaven admires the white purity of the design but has some ideas for improvements.
Big Ben is leaning to the left only because it's trying to escape from the Parliament it's come to despise.
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's kids are horrified to discover that rather than giving their puppy a bath he's actually cooking it in boiling water.
A policeman investigating betting corruption allegations reveals that bets have been placed on certain phrases being used on Newsjack.
A war reporter reports on the conflict at a children's party.
The Lords consider NHS amendments that seem to include Dr. Who references.
The Yeti which has been discovered is to appear on a variety of new TV shows, such as Yet I Claudius.
Paul writes a new song for Nancy and reveals that every Beatle wife has to have her own particular evil trait.
Old people remember their own childhoods in parody documentary about how childhood has changed.
I'm impressed, your memory is far better than mine! I also went to the recording last night and couldn't remember a thing!
Very good though, would recommend it for the experience. It simultaneously gives you a buzz that everyone in the room may find your joke hilarious but also a great fear that they won't. Of course, if like me, they don't read it out you don't need to worry about anything!