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On ‎26‎/‎09‎/‎2018 at 15:08, KnightswoodBear said:

My wife and I watched the first episode last night.  She liked it.  I really disliked it.  

From the reviews, i see i'm in the minority, but it wasn't nearly as funny or clever as it thought it was.

I watched the first two episodes and hated it. It was much too pleased with itself.

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20 hours ago, meanmistermustard said:

Been mentioned here a few times but Taskmaster is brilliant. Episode 5 of Series 7 is the funniest thing I've seen on tv for a long time.

I love this series. Up there with the best set of guests they've ever had. There is a wonderful relationship between the five of them. Rhod Gilbert's continued efforts to try and annoy Greg Davies are wonderful.

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16 hours ago, Hampden Diehard said:

Watching Mock the Week.....seriously unfunny and should be dumped.

It's the sort of show I watch occasionally when I'm surfing iPlayer and have no expectation of laughing at any point during proceedings. It used to be interesting to hear Frankie Boyle say something outrageous while Russell Howard would fawn and blink and Andy Parsons would say obvious things in an unusual tone. Interesting that they shook things up by changing the theme tune, like that's what the problem with the show was.

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19 hours ago, Hampden Diehard said:

Watching Mock the Week.....seriously unfunny and should be dumped.

I still watch the repeats on Dave when it was still reasonably funny. The most annoying thing though is when somebody makes a joke and Dara O'Brahoweverhespellshisname picks it up and batters it to death.

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It's the sort of show I watch occasionally when I'm surfing iPlayer and have no expectation of laughing at any point during proceedings. It used to be interesting to hear Frankie Boyle say something outrageous while Russell Howard would fawn and blink and Andy Parsons would say obvious things in an unusual tone. Interesting that they shook things up by changing the theme tune, like that's what the problem with the show was.

Dara O’Briain (sp) spoke about the shake up recently, can’t be fucked finding the article to link it, but Frankie left so not much they could about that and folk hating coming on because it very aggressive and competitive. You’d also have Frankie say something funny but brutal and have to try and follow up. Folk would go on once or twice and never return, now it’s much friendlier apparently.
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Still laughing at the idea of a Weegie Bond.
 
"The name's Bond, James Bond so it is, but"


Don’t you mean

“Alreeet Big Man, Ahm Jimmy, Jimmy fae the Possil ken ? Dae ye ken Tam ? Nah ? You look like a guy who kens Tam. Hes no fae Possil though, he’s fae up Royston wiy. Anyhow I’ve goat a bus ticket here wae a free cheeseburger fae McDs. Dae ye want to buy it off me so I can git the bus up the road ? Naw nae bother mate. Next time ye need anything big yin, the names Jimmy. Jimmy Bond. Right ? Nae bother pal.”
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11 minutes ago, G-MAN said:

 


Don’t you mean

“Alreeet Big Man, Ahm Jimmy, Jimmy fae the Possil ken ? Dae ye ken Tam ? Nah ? You look like a guy who kens Tam. Hes no fae Possil though, he’s fae up Royston wiy. Anyhow I’ve goat a bus ticket here wae a free cheeseburger fae McDs. Dae ye want to buy it off me so I can git the bus up the road ? Naw nae bother mate. Next time ye need anything big yin, the names Jimmy. Jimmy Bond. Right ? Nae bother pal.”

 

“Alreet” is Geordie, “ken” is everywhere in Scotland apart from Greater Glasgow, there is no indefinite article before Possil, it’s “aff” not “off”, it’s “Garngad” not “Royston” and a real Glaswegian Bond wid huv decent patter* n aw that.

 

*No me then hahahaha.

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Watching Blues Brothers again for the first time for decades, thinking it would age really badly, it doesn't. Getting beaten by a nun in charge of an orphanage they used to attend gives a modern twist though.

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22 minutes ago, pittsburgh phil said:

Watching the program about RBS's fall. My dad used to work for them and says that Fred Goodwin was a complete psychopath.
 

Me too. Was working at Nat West HQ in London as an agency clerk when RBS took over. The chest strutting swagger of the new bosses walking in reminds me now of Barry Ferguson.

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Watching Blues Brothers again for the first time for decades, thinking it would age really badly, it doesn't. Getting beaten by a nun in charge of an orphanage they used to attend gives a modern twist though.
i know what you mean but it is still one of my all time favourites and the only musical i can tolerate. no doubt it will get a terrible reboot soon
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Watching Joanna Lumley's Silk Road, final episode, missed it the first time around, and she's brilliant at it. More of this kind of thing please Joanna and the BBC. Lovey as f**k but I think she's honest and sometimes very funny.

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