Crossroads Tony Hancock Keith Harris and Orville Mr Tumble In The Night Garden, lost track of it after the first series, that Igglepiggle is a wanker Tom Kerridge-lardy chef who thinks everything is 'lush' and 'proper', 'proper' salad dodger'
You mean the iconic ground breaking Hancocks Half Hour? Heresy........to the tower with you!
Crossroads Tony Hancock Keith Harris and Orville Mr Tumble In The Night Garden, lost track of it after the first series, that Igglepiggle is a wanker Tom Kerridge-lardy chef who thinks everything is 'lush' and 'proper', 'proper' salad dodger'
You mean the iconic ground breaking Hancocks Half Hour? Heresy........to the tower with you!
I know its not a Tv show, but Airplane - The Movie is just cringeworthily treble cringey utter bollox - the only movie i've walked out on. Its as unfunny as good Aids.
I know its not a Tv show, but Airplane - The Movie is just cringeworthily treble cringey utter bollox - the only movie i've walked out on. Its as unfunny as good Aids.
Talking of which, a friend and I walked out of Titanic after paying top dollar at Leicester Square Odeon.
We had the telly on for thee first time in about 4 month as someone (I'll deal with them accordingly) lent the Mrs a digital box and she wanted to watch Come Dancing, what a load of shit.
We had the telly on for thee first time in about 4 month as someone (I'll deal with them accordingly) lent the Mrs a digital box and she wanted to watch Come Dancing, what a load of shit.
''Celebrity'' Mastermind. When crossed with TOWIE.
John Humphrys: What sea separates the east coast of Britain from Norway? Lydia Bright (from TOWIE): The Pacific.
Humphrys : The female flowers of climbing plant humulus lupulus are very important in giving beer its bitter flavour. What are they? Bright : Hydrangeas.
Humphrys : How many pips make up the BBC hourly time-signal? Bright : Pass. Humphrys: Take a guess. Bright : I don’t even know what the question means.
Friends - not one intentional laugh, just pitiful sighing at the pointing and laughing at stupid people by equally stupid people, one moderately attractive woman with perky nipples does not a worthwhile program make. Mrs Brown's Boys - about as funny as athlete's foot and that bloke's a tax dodging shutcint A "celebrity" reboot of any format. Unless somebody does Celebrity Hunted now that might be worth watching. The Apprentice, a grizzled disinterested plutocrat clumsily reading his poorly scripted scolding of some dipshit egomaniacs, lost any charm or originality about 9 series ago.
Friends - not one intentional laugh, just pitiful sighing at the pointing and laughing at stupid people by equally stupid people, one moderately attractive woman with perky nipples does not a worthwhile program make. Mrs Brown's Boys - about as funny as athlete's foot and that bloke's a tax dodging shutcint A "celebrity" reboot of any format. Unless somebody does Celebrity Hunted now that might be worth watching. The Apprentice, a grizzled disinterested plutocrat clumsily reading his poorly scripted scolding of some dipshit egomaniacs, lost any charm or originality about 9 series ago.
I agree with all 4 - dont 'get' any of them. Friends is just sooo unfunny i wonder if i'm watching the same program as everyone else. The Apprentice is just cringeworthily poor.
Mrs Browns Boys. Any version of Big Brother or spin offs. Coronation Street, just the dour music is enough. Anything with Nigella Lawson in it or Jamie Oliver.
Mrs Browns Boys. Any version of Big Brother or spin offs. Coronation Street, just the dour music is enough. Anything with Nigella Lawson in it or Jamie Oliver.
Yellow card!! Heinous blasphemy! Anything with Nigella..? That's a spoof to trip us up isn't it? The rest of your list is unarguable but the divine Miss L is a celestial being beyond reproach.
Mrs Browns Boys. Any version of Big Brother or spin offs. Coronation Street, just the dour music is enough. Anything with Nigella Lawson in it or Jamie Oliver.
Yellow card!! Heinous blasphemy! Anything with Nigella..? That's a spoof to trip us up isn't it? The rest of your list is unarguable but the divine Miss L is a celestial being beyond reproach.
THE most annoying woman that has ever been on TV (apart from Mrs Brown)
Mrs Browns Boys. Any version of Big Brother or spin offs. Coronation Street, just the dour music is enough. Anything with Nigella Lawson in it or Jamie Oliver.
Yellow card!! Heinous blasphemy! Anything with Nigella..? That's a spoof to trip us up isn't it? The rest of your list is unarguable but the divine Miss L is a celestial being beyond reproach.
THE most annoying woman that has ever been on TV (apart from Mrs Brown)
Mrs Browns Boys. Any version of Big Brother or spin offs. Coronation Street, just the dour music is enough. Anything with Nigella Lawson in it or Jamie Oliver.
Yellow card!! Heinous blasphemy! Anything with Nigella..? That's a spoof to trip us up isn't it? The rest of your list is unarguable but the divine Miss L is a celestial being beyond reproach.
THE most annoying woman that has ever been on TV (apart from Mrs Brown)
Friends - not one intentional laugh, just pitiful sighing at the pointing and laughing at stupid people by equally stupid people, one moderately attractive woman with perky nipples does not a worthwhile program make. Mrs Brown's Boys - about as funny as athlete's foot and that bloke's a tax dodging shutcint A "celebrity" reboot of any format. Unless somebody does Celebrity Hunted now that might be worth watching. The Apprentice, a grizzled disinterested plutocrat clumsily reading his poorly scripted scolding of some dipshit egomaniacs, lost any charm or originality about 9 series ago.
I must admit, I can put my brain into neutral and watch Mrs Brown's boys if it's on and be mildly entertained. I wouldn't seek it out though. I lost the will to live after seeing 20 minutes of the film however. It was even worse than Harry Hill the Movie and I wasn't sure that was possible!
Countryfile When is the BBC going to do a piece about Terriermen and illegal Dig-outs at fox hunts? Answer: Never. Too busy filming yet another piece about 'Lambing'. All yours, Adam Henson. Again.
Seinfeld. Meant to be one of the greatest sitcoms ever. I’ve tried to watch it, tried to give it time and tried to view without prejudice, but I’ve watched about ten episodes and I just can’t see what’s supposed to be so good about it. Also, Jerry Seinfeld’s face and voice make me want to commit violence. Weirdly, considering Larry David’s involvement in both, I find Curb Your Enthusiasm amusing.
Never hated it, but never got OFAH, mainly due to Rodney being an idiot, which, admittedly, was due to me seeing him on stage at the Greenwich Theatre when he must of been all of 14, being a fucking idiot.
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Heresy........to the tower with you!
Strictly Come Dancing
Life is too short to watch shit like this .
John Humphrys: What sea separates the east coast of Britain from Norway?
Lydia Bright (from TOWIE): The Pacific.
Humphrys : The female flowers of climbing plant humulus lupulus are very important in giving beer its bitter flavour. What are they?
Bright : Hydrangeas.
Humphrys : How many pips make up the BBC hourly time-signal?
Bright : Pass.
Humphrys: Take a guess.
Bright : I don’t even know what the question means.
( cue the canned laughter )
Mrs Brown's Boys - about as funny as athlete's foot and that bloke's a tax dodging shutcint
A "celebrity" reboot of any format. Unless somebody does Celebrity Hunted now that might be worth watching.
The Apprentice, a grizzled disinterested plutocrat clumsily reading his poorly scripted scolding of some dipshit egomaniacs, lost any charm or originality about 9 series ago.
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Should give it another go as it come's highly recommened, but I didn't get into it first time.
The Apprentice is just cringeworthily poor.
Best show ever apparently. Cannot stand it.
Friends
Game of Thrones
Love Island
Any Soaps
The Eggheads
The Chase
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/celebrity-hunted
When is the BBC going to do a piece about Terriermen and illegal Dig-outs at fox hunts?
Answer: Never. Too busy filming yet another piece about 'Lambing'. All yours, Adam Henson. Again.
Meant to be one of the greatest sitcoms ever. I’ve tried to watch it, tried to give it time and tried to view without prejudice, but I’ve watched about ten episodes and I just can’t see what’s supposed to be so good about it. Also, Jerry Seinfeld’s face and voice make me want to commit violence.
Weirdly, considering Larry David’s involvement in both, I find Curb Your Enthusiasm amusing.