Quote: Andrew Collins @ December 22 2009, 3:27 PM GMTThat hurts.
I don't think Dave has the same view as most of us.
Congrats on it's return.
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Quote: john lucas 101 @ December 22 2009, 3:38 PM GMTI don't think Dave has the same view as most of us.
Seconded. NGO is tops.
Quote: Andrew Collins @ December 22 2009, 3:27 PM GMTThat hurts.
Just my opinion, of course, Andrew. I liked Grass and enjoyed reading Where Did It All Go Right?
On a slight sub-topic: Tim Vine is terrific live. I've got both of his DVDs.
45 minutes! Very, very funny episode.
This is great so far - but then I have had 3 pints of Winter Warmer.
Thought that was great.
A travesty that it was on at 10:45pm though. That deserved a prime-time slot.
A couple of "adult" lines though.
Very funny. So glad it's coming back.
I hadn't seen this one being recorded.
A very funny episode.
I'm really surprised there hasn't been more of a reaction to this.
Maybe it was a case of absence makes the heart grow fonder or that I'd just had 3 pintsof Winter Warmer but it was smile after smile for me.
It was, of course, excellent.
It was good fun. Not sure about the plot (to say the least) but who really cares?
Quote: Tim Walker @ December 24 2009, 2:59 AM GMTNot sure about the plot
But what an excellent use of "f**k" when it is revealed.
Was it my imagination, or was the fairground music during the bonding scene Cat Stevens' "Father and Son"? There's attention to detail for you.
Quote: Kevin Murphy @ December 24 2009, 8:23 AM GMTBut what an excellent use of "f**k" when it is revealed.
It was indeed very well used. And both Lee and Bobby Ball were struggling to stop themselves from corpsing.
Quote: Kevin Murphy @ December 24 2009, 8:23 AM GMTWas it my imagination, or was the fairground music during the bonding scene Cat Stevens' "Father and Son"? There's attention to detail for you.
Er... presuming you're not being sarcastic, so yeah, it was. 
Missed the first 15 minutes, but thankfully it was a long episode!
Thought it was very funny. I love the way they manage to turn each punchline into a setup for another punchline and so on.