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Points: 20030 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 03 2006 at 07:35
Probably the former, but it may have been the shock of listening to Phil Collins' Genesis that made him come to his senses.
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Do you think he ran away from the Lisa Tarbuck character because deep down he loves Mags, or because she doesn't like Peter Gabriel era Genesis?
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Points: 20030 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 01 2006 at 08:48
Originally posted by Gog/Magog Gog/Magog wrote:

Does anyone know who made the reggaefied version of Pink Floyd's Time which was played on last nights final episode?

There is an album called "Dub Side of The Moon" so I assume it was from that.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00008A7U9/102-6937684-3204902?v=glance&n=5174

btw, I loved the bit last night when he asked the woman he was dining with if they could stop the innuendo. Then his next line was "How's your beef wellington?". LOL
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I managed to catch the Insecticide episode and I liked it.  The trailers for the show looked terrible, but it was actually much better than I thought it was going to be.  Especially if you think of some of Coogan's previous ventures...

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Does anyone know who made the reggaefied version of Pink Floyd's Time which was played on last nights final episode?
Some swear they see me weeping in the poppy fields of France
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People....get a life.......Rush are crap anyway, so probably right they get mentioned on a crap programme.
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watch the episode here:http://www.rushisaband.com/video.php?id=509
or just the Rush mention here:
 
 
 


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Steve Coogan was the "star in a reasonably priced car" on this week's 'Top Gear' - Jeremy Clarkson showed the clip from Saxondale where he did a job for a TV celebrity obviously based on JC...

Apparently Clarkson's wife found it most apt!

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Originally posted by moomaloo moomaloo wrote:

Saxondale is constantly fantastic. What a brilliant character. I like the man (though I don't think I'm supposed too...)
 
I've been wondering about that Rush mix-up. Was it a genuine research mistake (which seems pretty unlikely if you ask me) or was it deliberate - a very subtle pointer that our man might never actually have worked as a roadie at all...? Maybe he's just a fantasist...? The Mellotron story is another clue.
 
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I also wondered whether that was a deliberate error or not. Maybe they threw it in on purpose to see how may saddoes like us would write up and tell them about it (looks up address for Steve Coogan).
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Saxondale is constantly fantastic. What a brilliant character. I like the man (though I don't think I'm supposed too...)
 
I've been wondering about that Rush mix-up. Was it a genuine research mistake (which seems pretty unlikely if you ask me) or was it deliberate - a very subtle pointer that our man might never actually have worked as a roadie at all...? Maybe he's just a fantasist...? The Mellotron story is another clue.
 
It's probably just me!
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A short quote from Rush's "Spirit of Radio" tonight, unfortunately he said it was from Hemispheres.
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Still Game on an hour before Saxondale is 100 times more funnier, and as for that t**t Catherine Tate, somebody shoot her. She lives on one line "am i bothered". If i had a shotgun i'd shoot her first.
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Ok, sorry, Cool
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I think you might have misjudged me (assuming that you think I'm being a prick to you - because that was not my intent). I was actually applauding, just like that little smiley. If there's one thing I never do is use a smiley sarcastically. Online communication is difficult enough as it is without undermining those little fellas.
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Originally posted by Teaflax Teaflax wrote:

Originally posted by crimson thing crimson thing wrote:

You're being deliberately obtuse
No, I was being deliberately complimentary. This is me being deliberately obtuse: entropy requires no maintenance.
Have I misjudged you, or are you just messin' with my head ? LOL
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Originally posted by crimson thing crimson thing wrote:

You're being deliberately obtuse
No, I was being deliberately complimentary. This is me being deliberately obtuse: entropy requires no maintenance.
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FANNY!

+++giggle+++

Also, an unsung hero of the series is his new apprentice; doesn't say a lot, but his facial expressions speak volumes - almost brings to mind the relationship between Wallace & Grommit

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Originally posted by Teaflax Teaflax wrote:

Originally posted by crimson thing crimson thing wrote:

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here are a few rude words I made earlier: bum, willy, tit.........and there's plenty more where they came from.........Tongue
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Defuse the idea of evil words that aren't derogatory.
You're being deliberately obtuse in copying only half of my post & thus presenting this bit out of context; the first half of that post explains my position quite clearly. I am sorry you're incapable of understanding why I chose not to spoil a joke by putting it in print; like I said, anyone interested can look at the clips on the link provided earlier.
 
And, in the words of Jim Royle, "Defuse the idea of evil words that aren't derogatory, my arse!" Tongue
 
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Originally posted by Teaflax Teaflax wrote:


Originally posted by crimson thing crimson thing wrote:

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here are a few rude words I made earlier: bum, willy, tit.........and there's plenty more where they came from.........


Defuse the idea of evil words that aren't derogatory.


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Originally posted by crimson thing crimson thing wrote:

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