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rats. A glove full of live rats.
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Apr 21, 2024 18:02
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It's a surprise we didn't get a glove full of gloves. But I guess it had to spell Alex Horne.
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Apr 21, 2024 18:44
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Alex H(and glove)orne
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Apr 21, 2024 19:01
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I'd say these were job-gloves.
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CatstropheWaitress posted:Alex H(and glove)orne  Alex Hor(ed gloves)ne
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Boxturret posted:I'd say these were job-gloves.
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Boxturret posted:I'd say these were job-gloves. anilEhilated posted:Somewhere, somehow, Tim Key lowers his head in mourning. Lol.
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Alex keeps raisins in his pockets, but it'd be obvious and they were clearly going for the old "clear liquid that isn't water" trick
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Thinking back to it, if you don't drink, how are you supposed to identify non-alcoholic rum? I know I wouldn't be able to. In fact, if it was alcoholic, I'd have a better chance.
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Apr 22, 2024 15:00
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Non-alcoholic stuff generally doesn't have the sting liquors do. Some use strong flavors and peppers, but I think most people would be able to recognize the difference from visceral reaction alone. I guess if you never had booze you might not be able to, but I think anyone who's sipped whiskey would be able to pick it up.
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CatstropheWaitress posted:Non-alcoholic stuff generally doesn't have the sting liquors do. Some use strong flavors and peppers, but I think most people would be able to recognize the difference from visceral reaction alone. I never had rum outside of cakes and the like, so I have a very vague idea of what it would taste like on its own. I could probably recognise non-alcoholic beer as beer, but when I tried non-alcoholic white wine by mistake, I couldn't figure out what it was until someone told me. I thought I accidentally drank some diluted washing-up liquid and I actually know what wine normally tastes like. I guess it really depends on the liquor and the way its non-alcoholic version is made.
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rum has a relatively distinctive flavour; i dont know how much it loses without the alcoholic bite but rum flavouring or extract for cooking is not an uncommon thing. I think too that in this case unfamiliarity with the flavour was not the concern but rather over-familiarity.
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I've been down on this season so far, but I really enjoyed this episode. The cast seems more comfortable in the studio sections and the tasks were fantastic. Nick continues to be the standout for me and the fact that Greg seems to truly adore him as a person is wonderful.
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Yeah, three great task premises and the contestants explored them well. I am surprised that nobody went properly symbolic on the load-bearer task; I'd have been wearing signs saying "original sin" and "IMF debt", globe on the back like Atlas - then hedging the bets with a heavy rucksack or something. Also the clip of Nick capsizing the bed was one of the most entertaining in the intro, and seeing it in context did not disappoint.
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Nick really took it on the chin.
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Robins is falling into the Mae Martin ‘boringly competent’ category.
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Lmao at Nick casually wearing Ted Lasso gear in the studio.
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The_Doctor posted:Robins is falling into the Mae Martin ‘boringly competent’ category. Oh no, he's going to win and then be unable to make it to champion of champions so Nick will have to fill in dressed as Frankenstein's Monster.
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The_Doctor posted:Robins is falling into the Mae Martin ‘boringly competent’ category. Falling? Though I will say I did like his impressive load. Nonetheless as a certified Robins-hater I was glad Greg didn't give him the 5 points for that. Gutted that Sophie choked in the live task. Nick's mid-air picture was so amazingly bad it might've been the funniest thing in the episode. Tie task was great, especially when people got turned into turtles/snails at the end
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I am loving Steve Pembertons "Amiable Older Dad Happily Participating at a Kids Birthday Party" vibe he has in the final studio tasks, it's surprisingly sweet. He is surprisingly sweet overall, for a man who produces such wickedly nasty stuff in his own shows.
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Irisi posted:I am loving Steve Pembertons "Amiable Older Dad Happily Participating at a Kids Birthday Party" vibe he has in the final studio tasks, it's surprisingly sweet. He is surprisingly sweet overall, for a man who produces such wickedly nasty stuff in his own shows. Yeah that's definitely the vibe. He's someone that could easily have come across as being 'above' this sort of show (although let's face it the man has appeared in some absolute dreck over the years), but he's really gotten stuck in and just seems happy to be there participating.
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Steve and John in the final studio task both had the vibe of the dads competing in the parents race at the school sports day.
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WaffleACAB posted:Gutted that Sophie choked in the live task. Nick's mid-air picture was so amazingly bad it might've been the funniest thing in the episode. I was expecting an argument that "Tires are full of air, so I was midair".
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Hot take: the irish woman is completely unfunny The ginger lady is great Nick is boring although i love him on 8 out of 10 cats Steve isn’t being used to his full potential The other guy is solid. Brazilianpeanutwar fucked around with this message at 15:22 on Apr 26, 2024 |
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Pemberton is raffling off his task instructions for charity
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I'm actually coming around on Joanne. Her confused anger is way better than boring competence or blase indifference.
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I'd much rather Joanne win than Steve or John.
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Free Jimmy is great.
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Disappointed to see Drac's reflection in the table at the start of the floating task, but that would have been a lot of work to remove.
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