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Two more linguistic diamonds:

Tete-a-tiny-tete
and fuckoffosphere. But I can't work out how to spell that...
 
go and get me some cheese, or i'll tear off your fucking head and give you a spine-ectomy :cool:

like fucking shakespeare with swears. the best thing on telly bar none...
 
Fucking funny, did anyone watching via digital turn over to watch the 15 minute mini extra thing which showed what was going on with the Tories at the same time?
 
the tories thign was also excellent.

the best line, imo was:

"if you don't do this, i will personally eviscerate you. i'm not an educated man, and i don't know what that means, but i'll start with ripping your cock off and improvise from there"
 
some genius lines,
Orang Utan do you like armando inaccuucciieucuacaccc's other stuff?
im a fan from partridge so will always find bits funny.

pick of the lines:
"those were good bisuits" in sad, slow voice from "julius"

something like, "a man can't survive on just jaffa cakes, trust me, ive tried"

"i need to tell the wolrd", cleaner
"wait, who do you mean by the world?", head scot bloke
"the news of the world", cleaner

and all the stuff about that guy with a small head

or ben laiden, audience not knowing he has a blinking problem:
"we'll botox his eyes open, that'll stop the press calling him blinky ben"
 
mtbskalover said:
some genius lines,
Orang Utan do you like armando inaccuucciieucuacaccc's other stuff?
im a fan from partridge so will always find bits funny.

pick of the lines:
"those were good bisuits" in sad, slow voice from "julius"

something like, "a man can't survive on just jaffa cakes, trust me, ive tried"

"i need to tell the wolrd", cleaner
"wait, who do you mean by the world?", head scot bloke
"the news of the world", cleaner

and all the stuff about that guy with a small head

or ben laiden, audience not knowing he has a blinking problem:
"we'll botox his eyes open, that'll stop the press calling him blinky ben"
I like Ianuccis's collaborative efforts like Partidge and The Day Today but I hate his columns as they're so unfunny.
 
Orang Utan said:
I don't get this show - it reads funny, but it doesn't make me laugh at all

It works on the Alan Partridge level but also is fucking funny if you've ever worked in any political party or know the inner workings of them...
 
I always enjoy watching this programme. It's razor sharp, but it doesn't make me laugh.

I liked the line about The Independent having an unfair advantage when it comes to breaking news because it just randomly sticks a different 'issue' story on it's front page each day.
 
Sunspots said:
I always enjoy watching this programme. It's razor sharp, but it doesn't make me laugh.

I liked the line about The Independent having an unfair advantage when it comes to breaking news because it just randomly sticks a different 'issue' story on it's front page each day.

:D :D :D

a good mix of political comedy and downright plain stupid comedy

heres another complete random line i just remembered:
"its like WH Smiths, you dont notice it everyday, but if was to go, you'd think, oh, where am i going to get my pens from?" ollie said that i think.
 
Glen's breakdown was fucking ace.

"What do you know about Hitler? Oh he had a fucking moustache and lived over there."

"You're on the last chopper out of Saigon, I'm having it up the arse with ho chi minh."

Ollie's laughing behind the filing cabinet if you're sad enough to watch that closely, which I am.
 
mtbskalover said:
pick of the lines:
"those were good bisuits" in sad, slow voice from "julius"

Full quote was "Those were good biscuits. They cost £4."

Like a swotty schoolboy attacked by bullies. Sad but fucking funny.
 
I liked it when they found out one potential candidate (Ben?) was supporting the other one (Tom?) which had made the whole night's shenanigans a waste of time.
 
"The rumours spreading faster than a rent boy's cheeks." :D

Scottish-Italians fucking rule. Iannucci is my comedy god and Capaldi delivers it to perfection.
 
Being out of the country and having only a half-decent interweb connection, I don't want to read any of this thread and spoil the surprise. Though I've heard so much about it online and from mates in the UK, I've only managed to see the first series so far, cos they just brought it out on DVD.

It's fucking genius, astonishingly brilliant. Thank christ Armando Ianucci is on this earth, brave enough to make comedy unashamedly aimed at the intelligent and informed. With Chris Morris quiet, Baby Cow Productions being a bit hit and miss, that's a rare thing these days. Without him, we'd be condemned to forcing ourselves to laugh at endless fucking series of 'My Hero' or '2.4 Children'.

Great to hear Langham is in the frame for the return. Can't imagine it without him - what's it like (in general I mean, without giving too much away)?
 
oh god, i just remembered the worst line...."His position is about as safe as a women's hymen in a south london comprehensive"
 
I finally got to watch this last night .... I haven;t laughed so hard at anything in ages. Can't remember a single line (so thanks for the reminders!) but it is sheer and utter bloody genius isn't it?

:D and :D and :D again
 
Fucking toss arse bollocks!!! :mad: :mad: :mad:

I really wanted to watch this but my bastard freeview box kept stuttering so it ended up being unwatchable :mad: :mad:
 
spartacus mills said:
you can download rice

:D That was another of my faves. Got to get hold of a script, every time someone posts a quote up I realise I'd forgotten it.
 
_pH_ said:
Fucking toss arse bollocks!!! :mad:

I really wanted to watch this but my bastard freeview box kept stuttering so it ended up being unwatchable :mad: :mad:
It's being repeated:

'Sat 7 July 10.30pm-11.30pm; rpt 12.35am-1.35am; rpt BBC Two: Saturday 14 July 10pm-11pm'


:)
 
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