I Love Harry Hills TV Burp
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Aha! Harry Hill does 30 minutes of "You've Been Framed" directly before his "TV Burp" show, making it a solid, unbroken hour of inane TV babble, just like I said.
spartacus mills
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Aha! Harry Hill does 30 minutes of "You've Been Framed" directly before his "TV Burp" show, making it a solid, unbroken hour of inane TV babble, just like I said.
Does he? I stand corrected.
I like Harry Hill too, my sort of childish humour
I always think he is on at the wrong time on the wrong show. That he belongs on children's TV. I don't find him at all funny.
I disagree, I don't think it would be fair on the children.
I think he is really shit.
I disagree, I don't think it would be fair on the children.
I think he is really shit.
Shittier than Roland Rat?
Termite Man
zombie flesh eater
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your both wrong because in between each programme there are adverts so harry hill is only on for about 45 minutes
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Termite Man
zombie flesh eater
And I think harry hill is brilliant . I don't watch any of the programmes he features on TV Burp but it's still the only programme that is guarenteed to make me laugh a lot
Aha! Harry Hill does 30 minutes of "You've Been Framed" directly before his "TV Burp" show, making it a solid, unbroken hour of inane TV babble, just like I said.
And he's made youve been framed funny now I have to admit
dream_girl
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madzone
Physically unfavourable
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your both wrong because in between each programme there are adverts so harry hill is only on for about 45 minutes
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DotCommunist
So many particulars. So many questions.
is it time for the badger parade yet?
ShiftyBagLady
Thinks she is a flower to be looked at
my little boy likes you've been framed and use dto find it irksome but now that he does th evoice over its quite tolerable
tv burp is hilarious, i love it. its one of the few programmes that i feel disappointed to have missed when i pick up the tv guide to see whatson and its just too late. shiftyjunior doesnt get it though, he was saying 'mummy why are you laughing' and although i tried to explain, it was just a bit much bless him
tv burp is hilarious, i love it. its one of the few programmes that i feel disappointed to have missed when i pick up the tv guide to see whatson and its just too late. shiftyjunior doesnt get it though, he was saying 'mummy why are you laughing' and although i tried to explain, it was just a bit much bless him
gentlegreen
I hummus, therefore I am ...
I keep getting him mixed up with John shuttleworth :-
I see them as being quintessentially english - slightly in the Stanley Unwin tradition :-
I find them brilliant, but they give me the creeps a bit - as do Steptoe and Son, because I'm old enough to remember the 60s.
I suppose "Last of the Summer Wine" was the final example of the genre ...
I see them as being quintessentially english - slightly in the Stanley Unwin tradition :-
I find them brilliant, but they give me the creeps a bit - as do Steptoe and Son, because I'm old enough to remember the 60s.
I suppose "Last of the Summer Wine" was the final example of the genre ...
isvicthere?
a.k.a. floppybollocks
Some people on this thread like Harry Hill. Others don't.
There's only one way to sort it out........
There's only one way to sort it out........
dessiato
4 years and I still cry sometimes
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Corrected.
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You're both wrong because in between each programme there are adverts so Harry Hill is only on for about 45 minutes
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Corrected.
ChrisFilter
Like a boss.
I went to see it being filmed a couple of weeks ago. I love TV Burp 
And Pip's right. His standup was brilliant when he's warming up.
And Pip's right. His standup was brilliant when he's warming up.
His stand up is the funniest thing I've ever seen live.
Shouldn't be funny - it was a grown man playing swingball with a glove puppet, alternately breaking into quickfire jokes and singing David Byrne's lazy (this was some time ago) after all - but it just was. The whole audience was in tears - it's difficult to resist such a volume of jokes and the inanity of delivery.
So thumbs up to Harry Hill. He's well worth catching at least once live. And good on him for TV Burp as well, which is Saturday night prime tv that I actually want to watch (and don't mind seeing repeated late at night either)
Shouldn't be funny - it was a grown man playing swingball with a glove puppet, alternately breaking into quickfire jokes and singing David Byrne's lazy (this was some time ago) after all - but it just was. The whole audience was in tears - it's difficult to resist such a volume of jokes and the inanity of delivery.
So thumbs up to Harry Hill. He's well worth catching at least once live. And good on him for TV Burp as well, which is Saturday night prime tv that I actually want to watch (and don't mind seeing repeated late at night either)
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