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Posted: Sat 10 Mar, 2007 4:16 pm
by Frank S.
Well H, does this mean you're finally the only gay in the village?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/6429425.stm
"Actor John Inman, most famous for the comedy Are You Being Served?, has died in London aged 71, his spokesman said."
Used to like the "are you being served?" series... Amusing.
Posted: Sat 10 Mar, 2007 4:20 pm
by harry hackedoff
Shhh.
Who d`ya think gave him that gap in his teeth
Posted: Sat 10 Mar, 2007 4:34 pm
by terryrat
always wondered how he got that gap
now i know that he used it to keep Harry happy
God bless him
he always kept me amused on that prog an all round good bunch
Posted: Sat 10 Mar, 2007 4:38 pm
by Frank S.
And what a small gap it was, too...
Posted: Sat 10 Mar, 2007 4:44 pm
by La Langosta
Big enough to get pubes caught up in though I'll bet
Still, it'd save a fortune in dental floss
Posted: Sat 10 Mar, 2007 4:50 pm
by harry hackedoff
Not bad shooting from three metres though, hey?
I never liked this kind of humour, or Frank Spencer or the bowel wrenching Allo Allo
It just isn`t funny to me
Fools and horses set a standard and these others failed to hit the mark
Fast Show, Vic and Bob, and bits(small bits) of Little Britain, Monty P,
BANZAI etc. That`s humour. Tommy Cooper, even Morecambe and Wise
Some old queen saying "I`m free" every week is not funny
Mind you, it worked for Ted Heath
Enjoy your weekend, girls
Posted: Sat 10 Mar, 2007 5:36 pm
by Frank S.
harry hackedoff wrote: ...and bits(small bits) of Little Britain
"Call me Bubbles". Yes. "Being served?" was very amusing, though. There's no accounting for taste, but hey...
Did you clock Molly Sugden in a "Little Britain" episode, getting knifed in the back in a restaurant? Or Inman as Darth Vader on a French & Saunders special?
Funny stuff...
How's "Clatterford", then..?
Posted: Sat 10 Mar, 2007 5:42 pm
by La Langosta
Watched one episode of that Jam and Jerusalem (Clatterford in the US)...didnt think much of it.
Mind you, its not too far removed from what goes on where I live. Maybe thats why I didnt find it very funny.
Same as I didnt really find the "local shop" sketch in League of Gentlemen very funny cos that is just like our local shop. Its too scarey in there to be funny
Posted: Sat 10 Mar, 2007 5:49 pm
by harry hackedoff
Clatterford?
Je ne sais pas
Quest que c`est la?
Never farkin heard of it
Don`t forget I come from a land down under, where women glow and men chunder.
Where Neighbours, Kath and Kim, Bluey and Priz Cell Block H are considered to be on a par with the finest playwrites of France and England
Where is the Australian equivalent of Les Liason Dangereux
Home and Away perhaps
Posted: Sat 10 Mar, 2007 5:54 pm
by harry hackedoff
And as a powerfull emetic, try watching "The Nanny" on Sky.
I defy you to last more than two minutes without perming any two from three from
Le Grand Slam
Sleep tight mes amis, bon nuit
a bientot
Posted: Sun 11 Mar, 2007 10:07 am
by foxtrotgolf
harry hackedoff wrote:
Where is the Australian equivalent of Les Liason Dangereux
Home and Away perhaps
Harbour rats? Strewth mate, who needs Shakespeare!
As for bad television, America has its share ;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sarYH0z948
Posted: Mon 12 Mar, 2007 9:29 am
by Wholley
Foxy,
If you think CSI Miami is bad,
Try CSI New York.
Japs and Wops with guns and big hair.
Sickening,really.
Posted: Mon 12 Mar, 2007 2:34 pm
by harry hackedoff
OZ tv loves that shite, Paullie
Highlight of many people`s viewing down here is a prog called "SCI New Zilland"
Sounds good no?
Till you watch it and realise it`s about some biffs in the NZ Bill who take half an hour of airtime to sort out simple car smash incidents
Serious Crash Investigations would defo be the biggest no-
brainer ever.