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"The best RND ever?"

Basically - to all those that watched Comic Relief on the BBC channel(s) last night. I watched it from about 10 until 1:30

For those of you who didn't watch it, there was:

. Music from Jules Holland and Eric Clapton -

For those of you who caught the latest Band Aid - you weren't missing much - but great music all the same

. The lovely Cat Deeley and (less lovely) Divina McCall -

Enough reason to watch the show !

. Stand up comedy from Alan Partridge -

Some very funny one-liners

. A funny sketch with Ricky Gervais -

A Ricky Gervais sketch that actually made me laugh! The best performance from Gervais I've ever seen...


. Comedy throughout the show with Jack Dee

Dead pan style is funny and the Weather sketch was superb :)

. Some funny asides from Jimmy Carr -

One of my favourite comedians anyway

. Peter Kay -

A very funny performance of Amarillo - meeting celebrities on a 'make believe' walk. Very funny :D

. Music from Embrace and McFly (gaaaah! I hate McFly, but some consider them good) -

A few 'quirky' tracks from Embrace and a repeat of an old classic by McFly

. 3 Little Britain sketches -

Top Quality show anyway - the ones on yesterday were very funny. Especially the 'Vicky Pollard and Trisha' scene, aswell as 'Daffyd (Only Gay In The Village) Thomas' with Elton John

. Very funny Lenny Henry sketches -

Especially the very derisive and very funny White House sketch !

. Smith and Jones -

Nothing special but funny all the same

. Drunken Celebrity Karaoke -

Funny listening to someone try to sing 'Big Spender' whilst on a booze bender :D

. Celebrity University Challenge -

Humourous version of the show - for 'X-rated' questions


And...

The questions are, for those that did see it :

Was it the best RND day show ever?

And just generally discuss the show

Oh...I get it :oS

Jon $m!th wrote:
> What did you mean about Jules Holland then?

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©H®I§ wrote:
> Jon $m!th wrote:
> One of my favourite comedians anyway
>
> . Peter Kay -
>
> A very funny performance of Amarillo - meeting celebrities on a
> 'make
> believe' walk. Very funny :D
>
> I win! :D
>
> It was funny though especially with people like Bez on and that guy
> falling over - forgot who it was. Tehir releasing it on Monday aren't
> they 'cause they raised a certain amount of money in a certain amount
> of time or summet like that.

I just forgot about it - that's why it wasn't on there. Bob Mortimer fell over

Jon $m!th wrote:
> One of my favourite comedians anyway
>
> . Peter Kay -
>
> A very funny performance of Amarillo - meeting celebrities on a 'make
> believe' walk. Very funny :D

I win! :D

It was funny though especially with people like Bez on and that guy falling over - forgot who it was. Tehir releasing it on Monday aren't they 'cause they raised a certain amount of money in a certain amount of time or summet like that.

munn wrote:
> Jon $m!th wrote:
> munn wrote:
> Jon $m!th wrote:
> Jules Holland
>
> No comment.
>
> -----
>
> I watched it until 4:30am
>
> They showed the top 20 Comic Relief Sketches ever.
>
> They were brilliant.
>
> Well, most of them.
>
> I said that Jules Holland and Clapton were good but much the same as
> they were at Band Aid
>
> That's not what I'm talking about.
>
> Did you watch the Keira and Johnny programme then?
>
> Yes, that was the top 20 thing.

I thought Top 20 was only on until 3:30...meh

What did you mean about Jules Holland then?

Jon $m!th wrote:
> munn wrote:
> Jon $m!th wrote:
> Jules Holland
>
> No comment.
>
> -----
>
> I watched it until 4:30am
>
> They showed the top 20 Comic Relief Sketches ever.
>
> They were brilliant.
>
> Well, most of them.
>
> I said that Jules Holland and Clapton were good but much the same as
> they were at Band Aid

That's not what I'm talking about.

> Did you watch the Keira and Johnny programme then?

Yes, that was the top 20 thing.

Bit off from the question but how much did they make?

munn wrote:
> Jon $m!th wrote:
> Jules Holland
>
> No comment.
>
> -----
>
> I watched it until 4:30am
>
> They showed the top 20 Comic Relief Sketches ever.
>
> They were brilliant.
>
> Well, most of them.

I said that Jules Holland and Clapton were good but much the same as they were at Band Aid

Did you watch the Keira and Johnny programme then?

How dare you miss out Peter Kay - Amarillo performance. :D One of the best things of the night as I thought the rest was pretty ordinary, a bit of a let down.

Jon $m!th wrote:
> Jules Holland

No comment.

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I watched it until 4:30am

They showed the top 20 Comic Relief Sketches ever.

They were brilliant.

Well, most of them.