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#61 Post by LittleBummerBoy »

Ronnie B's looking his age, now though, eh?


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#62 Post by bookshopboy »

The thing is, the 2 Ronnies were fantastic comedy and their series together is just as funny now. However, I do not know hot good their reunion will be....

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#63 Post by LittleBummerBoy »

Depends if Ronnie B still has the motivation to write good stuff, really.

Single mothers would be a good starting point. How about you put yourself forward? I'm sure there's enough material there for an entire series :wink:

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#64 Post by bookshopboy »

A man dressed as a single mother? Surely there has been a character like that on some other BBC comedy quite recently? :wink:

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#65 Post by LittleBummerBoy »

bookshopboy wrote:A man dressed as a single mother? Surely there has been a character like that on some other BBC comedy quite recently? :wink:
Yeah, but that was sh1t :wink:

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#66 Post by LittleBummerBoy »

Flaffer wrote:Dads Army , followed by Flowery t****
Stuart Maconie, writing in this month's Word magazine, has a feature on this BBC Top 10 and his personal top two are the same as yours, Flaff.

Only he got the order the right way round! :wink:

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#67 Post by LittleBummerBoy »

bigboy wrote:
StevePSB wrote: I'm guessing that'll finish about 5th or 6th in the top 10.


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Bigboy predicts this order for most votes:

1. Farty Towels
2. Only Satanas And Horses Heads
3. Blackdildo
4. One Foot In The Anus
5. Dad's Barmy
6. Ready Brek
7. Yes Mandarin
8. The Good Wife
9. Open All Bottoms
10. Vicar Of Paedophilia

simple really :wink:

Only a week to go then

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#68 Post by bigboy »

I think I'm gonna be in Holland when the results are broadcast on March 13 (?). Grrrr..... :evil:

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#69 Post by StevePSB »

Was impressed last night with the re-build of the Open All Hours shop!

I bet the owner never thought the day would come when the shop was once again transformed into Arkwright's. Bet it caused quite a local stir, but I notice they managed to keep people out of shot for the filming.

I'm tempted to vote for Open All Hours because it was filmed in the greatest Northern town of them all ;) , but I fear it would be a wasted vote as we all know Only Fools will win hands down...


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#70 Post by bigboy »

StevePSB wrote:I'm tempted to vote for Open All Hours because it was filmed in the greatest Northern town of them all ;) , but I fear it would be a wasted vote as we all know Only Fools will win hands down...


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Only a foolish man would write off Fawlty Towers' chances.

What town was OAH filmed in?

I didn't see last night's show as there was a concert I had to go to. I forget the name of the band......

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bigboy wrote:I think I'm gonna be in Holland when the results are broadcast on March 13 (?). Grrrr..... :evil:
See you there then! ;)

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#72 Post by Jack the Lad »

have watched 'Porridge' a couple of times over the last few weeks (they show it on BBC Prime), quite funny :lol:
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#73 Post by StevePSB »

bigboy wrote: What town was OAH filmed in?
My home town - Doncaster.


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#74 Post by bigboy »

StevePSB wrote:
bigboy wrote: What town was OAH filmed in?
My home town - Doncaster.

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OK, so it's Doncaster that is, in your words "the greatest Northern town of them all" then?

I know I'm gonna sound like an ultra-predictable Sexy Southerner here, but it doesn't really say much for 'up North' then, does it? :lol:
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#75 Post by StevePSB »

Ever been to Donny? Bet you don't venture North of Warford for fear of getting a nosebleed! :D


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