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Need I say more?
Rest in peace dude. You'll be missed.
Need I say more?
Rest in peace dude. You'll be missed.
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He was a nice chap but he loved the canned laugher machine too much.
R.I.P Bob
Wipeout will never be the same
R.I.P Bob
Wipeout will never be the same
I remember when I used to watch a bit of wipeout just to see the audience. This is because there was only one audience in the whole series, just repeated again. Everytime it was on, you would only see the audience once, and you knew it was the same audience because a granny would stand up and sit down everytime. Well, that was a bit of useless information but there you go.
RIP Bob Monkhouse, and your tedious canned laughter and repeated audience on Wipeout
RIP Bob Monkhouse, and your tedious canned laughter and repeated audience on Wipeout
thewisemonkey wrote:
> I remember when I used to watch a bit of wipeout just to see the
> audience. This is because there was only one audience in the whole
> series, just repeated again. Everytime it was on, you would only see
> the audience once, and you knew it was the same audience because a
> granny would stand up and sit down everytime. Well, that was a bit of
> useless information but there you go.
It's true.
Like I said Bob liked the canned laughter
> I remember when I used to watch a bit of wipeout just to see the
> audience. This is because there was only one audience in the whole
> series, just repeated again. Everytime it was on, you would only see
> the audience once, and you knew it was the same audience because a
> granny would stand up and sit down everytime. Well, that was a bit of
> useless information but there you go.
It's true.
Like I said Bob liked the canned laughter
Ergh, canned laughter makes me cringe :|
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