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3rd series begins tonight at 10.30 on BBC3, of one of the oddest comedies of recent years. 'Surreal' is the word, closely followed by 'cult'.

I've only decided its good after watching the last two series twice.

And its got a talking gorilla in it.

I expect Kershaw to post 'SHITE', not long after this post.

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Burt Reynolds wrote: 3rd series begins tonight at 10.30 on BBC3, of one of the oddest comedies of recent years. 'Surreal' is the word, closely followed by 'cult'.

I've only decided its good after watching the last two series twice.

And its got a talking gorilla in it.

I expect Kershaw to post 'SHITE', not long after this post.

SHITE. Although Noel does have a quality surname.

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we saw the one with the dark hair ( is it noel? ) on the tube to kings cross two sundays ago.theresa got his autograph for her teenage son.on the bottom of the paper he did a big drawing of a silly spider running about and dancing :eek3:

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Been aware of it before but didn't what it was.Watched tonight's.

um , yeah .Right.That geezer used to be in Nathan Barley .

Eels. dinkety donk.Eels.dinkety donk.Eels.dinkety donk.Eels.

An aquired taste then. :scratch:

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johnny wrote: An aquired taste then. :scratch:

Sure is. I only started watching it when pissed and falling in from da pub. Strangely popular though.

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"They say if you look at the moon long enough,you go mad.I think that's true..because Patrick Moore's been looking at me for years,and I've seen him shit on a salad..":laugh:

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johnny wrote: um , yeah .Right.That geezer used to be in Nathan Barley .

Both geezers were in Nathan Barley!

Remember the Hibster stopping at mine three or four years ago and raving about this lot - made me watch it and I wasn't that impressed.

Have to say, this is the first episode I've seen since and I thought it was pretty alright. The dialogue when the taller one was trying to flog elbow patches to the other one was just pure genius.

Comic hilite of the night had to be Lead Balloon though. I laughed from start to finish. Just a shame his Mrs always had trousers on in each shot - she's got the best pins on British telly! :food:

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Peace and fcuking, Believe!!!

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Last night was the first time I watched it and I must admit it was weird but I'll probably watch it next week. Bits of it were funny though, who's that pink octopus???

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Missy Jem wrote: Last night was the first time I watched it and I must admit it was weird but I'll probably watch it next week. Bits of it were funny though, who's that pink octopus???

:confused2: Not my bag...

Snorri xxx

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El Jarvo wrote:

johnny wrote: um , yeah .Right.That geezer used to be in Nathan Barley .

Both geezers were in Nathan Barley!

Comic hilite of the night had to be Lead Balloon though. I laughed from start to finish. Just a shame his Mrs always had trousers on in each shot - she's got the best pins on British telly! :food:

Both geezers? Didn't rec the other one.

That weird evil bastard with the polo mint eye ain't bad

Also watched Lead Balloon last night , pretty good

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johnny wrote: Both geezers? Didn't rec the other one.

The beardy one played Dan Ashcroft, but the other one played the mad musician who flat-shared with Dan and his sister and kept them up all night making lots of really bizarre electronic 'music'.

The beardy one got into my tube carriage at Highbury & Islington this morning. Fcuk me, he's a big lad. :nod:

Lucky fcuker is knocking off Julia Davis! :food:

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El Jarvo wrote:

Lucky fcuker is knocking off Julia Davis! :food:

:angry: :angry:

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