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Hmmmm....Im thinking Charlotte Church wasnt such a good idea.
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I recon the actor who plays the dad from 'My family' would be good at delivering the jokes, he's similar to Angus Deaton.
El Blokey wrote:
> The only reason that episode was good is that the hosts indulged her.
> If it was a proper grown up saying all that stuff, he/she'd be ripped
> to shreds.
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Yup, I noticed that too. You could see Paul Merton wanted to destroy her, but had been told not to. They got in a few jibes though.
"I have to pay 40% tax and everything!"
"You're kidding!"
"I know! I'm too young to vote, so why should I have to pay tax boyo!"
"Well, I think it has something to do with hospitals and roads and schools..."
That made me laugh.
> The only reason that episode was good is that the hosts indulged her.
> If it was a proper grown up saying all that stuff, he/she'd be ripped
> to shreds.
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Yup, I noticed that too. You could see Paul Merton wanted to destroy her, but had been told not to. They got in a few jibes though.
"I have to pay 40% tax and everything!"
"You're kidding!"
"I know! I'm too young to vote, so why should I have to pay tax boyo!"
"Well, I think it has something to do with hospitals and roads and schools..."
That made me laugh.
English_Bloke wrote:
> I thought William Haige and Martin Clunes did well though.
>
> Two words for you, Steven Fry!
I thought Hague did pretty badly. His voice was very monotonous. Clunes ruled and Anne 'I can't read an autocue' Robinson was funny too.
"BANK!" :D
And Hague's, "Just because I make jokes doesn't mean you can have political opinions" :D
Bring back Deeton (or as my friend prounounces it, Dayton :P).
> I thought William Haige and Martin Clunes did well though.
>
> Two words for you, Steven Fry!
I thought Hague did pretty badly. His voice was very monotonous. Clunes ruled and Anne 'I can't read an autocue' Robinson was funny too.
"BANK!" :D
And Hague's, "Just because I make jokes doesn't mean you can have political opinions" :D
Bring back Deeton (or as my friend prounounces it, Dayton :P).
Jimmy Carr showed he'd be quite good. Or maybe Peter Kaye.
The only reason that episode was good is that the hosts indulged her. If it was a proper grown up saying all that stuff, he/she'd be ripped to shreds.
The only reason that episode was good is that the hosts indulged her. If it was a proper grown up saying all that stuff, he/she'd be ripped to shreds.
Notorious Biggles wrote:
> Shes much better looking than Martin Clunes or any other presenter.
Yeah, but i'd rather have a presenter that actually knows what they are talking about, rather than just sit there looking fit.
> Shes much better looking than Martin Clunes or any other presenter.
Yeah, but i'd rather have a presenter that actually knows what they are talking about, rather than just sit there looking fit.
mikelar wrote:
> I think they should give Johnny Vaughan a try out....
Nah, its not his type of comedy.
> I think they should give Johnny Vaughan a try out....
Nah, its not his type of comedy.
Have I Got News For You requires a bit of intellect. Johnny Vaughn isn't up to it.
Ian Hislop isn't funny. He'll say something he thinks will get a big laugh then he'll pull a strange face when it doesn't....which annoys me anyway.
I think they should give Johnny Vaughan a try out....
I think they should give Johnny Vaughan a try out....
Shes much better looking than Martin Clunes or any other presenter. Besides since Angus left (bring back Angus!!) the best jokes are all from Ian Hislop not the presenter.
" You got 16 million then? "
" No not reeeeaaallly... I need to paaay 40% taaaaax "
" Really? "
" No not reeeeaaallly... I need to paaay 40% taaaaax "
" Really? "
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