Joey TORDFC

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I used to like The Vault with Davina McCall.

Also Fluke.

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Cappsy, hands down. Then up. Then down again.

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David Walliams :)

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I think it’s fantastic to see Whose Line? back. The US ran it until 2006, we Brits should definitely try to get a brand new series on the way – the popularity on Dave proves it would have a damn good chance of working. Especially since Mock the Week has been received well for a few years now and it’s definitely been influenced by it.

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:-o BBC and Woolies removed!

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>> It?s odd they were still using ths sans-serif version of the logo at that point, when the serif version had debuted two years previously. But the same could be said for V and VI, I guess. Presumably it was to keep consistency with the other Dwarf vids – the first ones to be released were Series 3 in 1991, which was before the new logo.

I’m sorry but that is pure John Hoare gold. Brill.

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>I?m did a Film Studies A level

So did I. It was in 1999 when film was good though.

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>1. Steal Daily Mail
2. Retrieve DVD
3. Nail Daily Mail to Frisbee
4. Fling over rainbow

Aww I love you too Jono.

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Just thought of another one – The Greatest Store In The World with Brian Blessed etc. Bloody excellent.

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> That would be The Flint Street Nativity. One of the best bits of Xmas telly I?ve ever seen. I still have it on VHS. Hilarious, touching, smartly made?yeah, more of that?d be lovely.

That’s the badger. And that year was full of things like that, so much so that your video recorder was on meltdown for most of the week.

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I like My Family. Sorry and that…

From my wonderful POV I’d love to see more of the old ‘super-comdrams’ (I made that up) featuring established actors that they used to show at Christmas. Like the one with all the actors (including Ralf Little, Neil Morrissey, Amanda Holden, John Thompson etc) playing kids at a Nativity. Well, maybe not the best example but I’m sure you all know what I mean. Really good one-offs.

But yes, we are seriously lacking in the family sit-com dept. Less said about The Crouches the better. And that dodgy one with Frank Skinner and the bird from The Office Christmas specials…

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>>I?m qualified for exactly one job in the entire world. Thankfully it?s the one I have.

What a heartwarming story :) (and I don’t mean that sarcastically!)

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Lady Masonry? Cor, aren’t they lucky! Does sound like a feminine trimming system though.

In any case, cheers for clearing that up boss :)

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>>When Cliff Richard was shot?

WHEN?!!

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I only ever played it once with Cappsy and four bottles of ros? between us. I still lost.

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I was always under the impression Freemasons worshipped the devil and controlled the police. Or is that the Illuminati? Same thing?

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>> You do know that different wines, even of the same colour, taste completely different, right?

Not to my uncultured tongue, it’s all pretty nasty stuff. Who thought of drinking fermented grape juice??!

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I just LOLd.

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A. Yes – it’s a daily struggle *sigh*

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But I’m a lady!

Of course.

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I’ve had a think about this recently. I distinctly remember two Rimmers prior to my regular watching, one with an H, one without. So contrary to me saying in the past it was series five from original broadcast, I’m going with Dimension Jump.

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I’d be up for it, although it’s not like I’m starved of seeing this bunch of drunkards.

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I’ve got the video. Not even sure if it’s worth eBaying now.

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Apparently Dave ‘is a bit of a prick’ and I ‘wouldn’t like him’. So no. Plus Simon would kill me.

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I was born in the first week of 1983. Gen Y baby!

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