Quote: Tony Cowards @ August 14 2012, 11:46 AM BSTWhat's on the end of the stick, Vic?
Egg-zactly..
..and the questions asked of the celeb guests were straight out of Donald and Davey Stott's back catalogue.
It did it for me then, but not now. Still.. they work for younger generations, so..
Quote: Stylee TingTing @ August 14 2012, 11:38 PM BST..and the questions asked of the celeb guests were straight out of Donald and Davey Stott's back catalogue.
Completely. (Does still work for me though.)
And the talking dog thing is a bit Greg Mitchell the sandy coloured labrador.
<3
Yes it is quite a bit derivative of Vic & Bob
But why not?
It's funnier than Big Night out.
You have all realised that Bob Mortimer writes this show, right...?
You did see me mention that earlier in the thread, right? 
Quote: Steve Sunshine @ August 14 2012, 11:58 PM BSTIt's funnier than Big Night out.
Bollards is it!
But it is brilliant and I love it.
Quote: Aaron @ August 14 2012, 11:59 PM BSTYou have all realised that Bob Mortimer writes this show, right...?
Yes
& thanks for the info again.
Quote: zooo @ August 15 2012, 12:02 AM BSTYou did see me mention that earlier in the thread, right?
Probably, about a fortnight ago or whenever it was. 
We need a smiley that moons in a disrespectful manner.
I just noticed the next episode is the last one. 
Quote: zooo @ August 15 2012, 12:24 AM BSTWe need a smiley that moons in a disrespectful manner.
What for?
I do think Dan Skinner's a very good performer though
Quote: Aaron @ August 14 2012, 11:59 PM BSTYou have all realised that Bob Mortimer writes this show, right...?
Yes, and good luck to him if the BBC are willing to pay for recycled "Vic and Bob" scripts from the mid-90s.
Quote: Aaron @ August 14 2012, 11:59 PM BSTYou have all realised that Bob Mortimer writes this show, right...?
Yeah - but it still has to be presented right and they're great comic actors.
Quote: Tony Cowards @ August 15 2012, 9:29 AM BSTYes, and good luck to him if the BBC are willing to pay for recycled "Vic and Bob" scripts from the mid-90s.
It's on Channel 4, so it's nice of the BBC to pay for it. 
