I reckon they get a bulk deal and fly in all the Japanese on one flight.
I think Lee McKillop is quite quick-witted, so I don't necessarily think they've seen the cards before, but knowing TV and you can't believe anything you see, you may well be right.
Rob Brydon used to be on shopping TV.
Quite amusing - - took it apart and couldn't put it back together, and then another item fell apart
Together with the late Ross Davidson, Eastenders actor, who sadly passed from a brain tumour, aged 57 in 2006.
Yes, a bit like the televisual equivalent of this random musings thread when it goes off on a nostalgia trip.
This episode recent revelation was that Clarkson, amongst all the other things he doesn't know too, doesn't know that a 'hump day' is the office colloquial slang for Wednesday, the middle of the working week. He'd never heard of it. This a man who's worked as a journalist for 40 odd years, worked in offices all that time.
Pottery final: what was that half disc thing embedded in his big pot? A ufo flying saucer? Is that his hobby or interest? I didn't see the earlier explanation background.
Lee Mack is brilliant.
Ha ha,hubby watches The Fast Show I can't stand it.
I love the fast show one of the funniest shows ever made as far as I'm concerned!
Favourite Soaps Emmerdale and Neighbours.I watch far too much television these days especially in the winter months. Oh is literally glued. He loves all the sport, all the murder/mystery/hard hitting police dramas, plus afternoon quiz shows. Very occasionally I'll be pulled in by a trailer for a psychological drama and I usually enjoy them. I particularly enjoy watching dramatisations of real events such as the Post Office scandal/Dennis Nielssen/John Stonehouse and one will usually find that there's a documentary available afterwards featuring the actual people. I find this sort of thing quite thrilling. The only soap I watch is Corrie but that's getting far too "dark" for my liking and I'm always on the verge of giving up on it when I see yet another "baddie" hiding in the shadows! I love shows where people's talents are put to the test - Bake off, sewing bee, and pottery throw down etc. I can't stand fantasy/fiction whatsoever, so the likes of Game of Thrones is an absolute no no for me. Sitcoms aren't what they used to be of the modern ones I like "not going out". I'll watch the Simpsons if nothing else is on - it's hilarious. As for all these reality shows Big Brother, Love island, TOWIE and all the dreadful spin offs -
Hubby sits there laughing his head off,I can't find anything funny.
Tipping Point could be used as a cure for insomnia.
I thought it looked like a watering can rose, but I think it was meant to be a flying saucer!
You're not wrong, the fact it's on for an hour with all those advert breaks....Slightly less annoying than Deal or No deal which of course is not a quiz show - But in the boring stakes Tipping point wins hands down!