Quote: Charley @ January 11, 2008, 3:59 PMMy vagina sweating furiously from hours of action!
but hubby doesn't get home from work 'til 6!
Quote: Charley @ January 11, 2008, 3:59 PMMy vagina sweating furiously from hours of action!
but hubby doesn't get home from work 'til 6!
Quote: Rob B @ January 11, 2008, 3:49 PM180' - The sitcom that looks at the glam world of international darts
I'm working on that. Having played for over twenty years i couldn't ignore it.
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Pipes - New ITV sitcom based on a Colonic Irrigation company in PenzanceSolstice - A hysterically look into the life of a group of druids
Quote: Godot Taxis @ January 11, 2008, 3:17 PMI've never seen a sitcom set on an oil rig in the north sea.
That would be fairly good but there was a comedy drama series by Keiran Prendeville (ex-Esther Rantzen sidekick from That's Life) in the nineties call Roughnecks that was set there.
I liked it but I think it fizzled out after one or possibly two series.
I cannot beleive everyone is over looking unbaptised babies in purgatory.
I fear the dialogue would be gurgle heavy.
"Hey Geoff, I think you may be next in line to have your eternal fate decided?"
"F**k off, Martin, you've done this before."
"No, honestly."
"Geoff, I wasn't born yesterday."
*CANNED LAUGHTER*
*OPENING CREDITS*
Unbaptised babies in purgatory was filmed in front of a live studio audience.
How about a sitcom based on a murderer & all the different funny ways he kills his victims?
...then rapes and eats them?
Quote: Charles E. Lawley @ January 11, 2008, 5:05 PMI cannot beleive everyone is over looking unbaptised babies in purgatory.
Give it time... they are
Quote: Charles E. Lawley @ January 11, 2008, 5:17 PM"Hey Geoff, I think you may be next in line to have your eternal fate decided?"
"F**k off, Martin, you've done this before."
"No, honestly."
"Geoff, I wasn't born yesterday."
*CANNED LAUGHTER*
*OPENING CREDITS*
Unbaptised babies in purgatory was filmed in front of a live studio audience.
SOMEWHERE IN PURGATORY
DEITY:
Little Tarquin it's your lucky day. You've been selected to be baptised and you know what that means don't you? You're outta here kid!
LITTLE TARQUIN:
Tell you what Deity me old mucker, I'll just hang around here if that's OK
*CANNED LAUGHTER*
*AUDIENCE GOES BONKERS AS HENRY WINKLER WALKS ON*
HENRY
Heyyyyyy!
"How did you get here?"
"I was sat on my dad's chopper then it all went black!"
"You died in a Harley Davidson accident too?"
"No!"
*CANNED LAUGHTER*
"Hey Clive, it's rubbish being an unbaptised baby in purgatory isn't it?"
*A cheer for the name of the show*
"No, I've been baptisied."
"Well how come you're here?"
"Oh, I'm of the beleif that blacks are sub-human."
*Awkward silence as casting director is fired.*
You know when American sitcoms have cross-over shows. (Cosby Show/Different World. Everybody Loves Raymond/King Of Queens)
Well unbaptised babies and the Paedophile ring idea could do one of those shows!
I'd watch.
How about one involving a group of twenty somethings who share a house, and struggle looking for love?
Quote: charisma @ January 11, 2008, 6:07 PMHow about one involving a group of twenty somethings who share a house, and struggle looking for love?
This isn't a new idea. There was a mexican comedy like this in the 70's