And this made you laugh?
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I was commenting on your check list of factors that must be present before you will allow yourself to enjoy something.
Quote: jim field @ March 8 2010, 3:12 PM GMTWill do! Literally! Basically, I like vibrant and challenging content that is zeitgeist-affirmative.
Big Top fan, eh?
Quote: jim field @ March 8 2010, 2:45 PM GMTKnowledge.
Quote: David Bussell @ March 8 2010, 2:54 PM GMTNow write about something you like...
Or indeed, something he has.
Quote: jim field @ March 8 2010, 2:45 PM GMTGavin and Stacey quickly became garbage - all content after Series 1 was dross. Worse: repetitive dross.
The sketch show they did was almost a meta-sketch show. It was just awful.
Knowledge.
Garbage seems a touch strong, it's better than the majority of stuff currently on British telly, which I guess is a problem in itself. I have to admit, I've only ever watched 4 episodes, but it's always appeared to be quite bland and mundane, a rather unoriginal fair. Saying that, it does have a certain charm about it, and I understand completely why it's popular. The Gran is also utterly hilarious, what a wonderful actress. The Gavin and Stacey characters themselves seem boring though, so I don't get this fuss about Horne as an actor, you'd get more charisma off a dead donkey. And the trying for a baby storyline seemed like something off EastEnders, but it's a nice and simple sitcom which occasionally makes us laugh, so in that sense it should be applauded.
I finally got this on DVD yesterday for £4.90.
There a good partnership these two.
Quote: David Smith @ April 14 2013, 8:27 PM BSTThere a good partnership these two.
Yeah,did you watch this show?
Yeah
What was your favourite sketch, if you can remember?
I can't remember.
Quote: David Smith @ April 14 2013, 8:37 PM BSTI can't remember.
Fair Enough.
OK.
Quote: David Smith @ April 14 2013, 8:40 PM BSTOK.
You should get it on DVD.
How much is it on DVD? Where did you get yours from?