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The Inbetweeners may actually be too good - you have to force yourself to stop laughing, because you know there's another corking line every five seconds after whatever got you hysterical that you won't be able to hear over yourself. Absolutely loving mega.
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Paperhouse posted:the one where Daisy goes to an interview when really stoned was actually quite a realistic depiction of what it can be like when you're high and paranoid and need to act normal "did you do this?" (holds up two fingers in V for Victory configuration) "yes" (bites fist) I loved Spaced so, so much.
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Jeremy Kyle is one of the most revolting pricks in the UK, and his particular brand of human bear baiting is obscene. Oh, and perhaps he should be a guest on his own show - wikipedia posted:He met his first wife, Kirsty Rowley, in the autumn of 1988, when he was a recruitment consultant in an agency in Bristol[11]. They became a couple within a fortnight, and were engaged two months after that, in December. They married in Almondsbury near Bristol seven months later, in July 1989. Their daughter, Harriet, was born eleven months after that, in June 1990. The marriage ended just five months after that, in November 1990. His wife claims that Kyle had carefully concealed a destructive and expensive gambling habit from her over the course of their marriage. This included stealing money from her bank account, and accumulating thousands of pounds of debt to fund his habit. He is reported to have had several affairs during his short lived marriage. Hypocritical little poo poo-weasel.
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Oct 9, 2010 11:49
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BizarroAzrael posted:I remember it being good, it's basically the audio book with sound effects from back when BBC radio did awesome things like that and Batman: Knightfall. His Cat voice isn't quite right, but his impressions of the rest of the cast are completely uncanny. I really highly recommend listening to that audio book, I listened to it a month or so ago and it was just condensed Red Dwarf brilliance. It really fills out the backstory a lot as well, and since it's not on screen they were able to let their imagination run wild.
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Nov 14, 2010 14:19
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PriorMarcus posted:I miss Adam and Joe. I hope Joe's film work continues to go nowhere so he will come back to us. Adam and Joe are the greatest, funniest, most underrated dudes, and they should both be prime minister or something.
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