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Write a sketch for Horne & Corden

We could have a whole weekend spectacular of all the BBC3 comedy programmes screened back to back. :cool:

Together with all the new ones we can write. :cool:
 
Fat one: I'm a PC.
Thin one: And I am a Mac

The moon falls out of the sky and lands on TV studio.

Fin.

With regret we write to inform you that you will not be joining us at our plush Soho office for the position of 'writer'.

Sorry, you just didn't use enough fat of gay material.

A shame as you did show immense promise at your first interview.


:(
 
A parody of The Godfather, with the fat one as the Godfather, and the other one as a gay hitman. Possibly too topical though.
 
It's the Ultimate Fighting Championship title night match bout! Here comes the current champ, the Destructinator

I typed that in real time, about 26 seconds and I challenge anybody to explain to me why it is not of equal quality to anything in that show. I also have a lot of stuff about fat people.

how about cos they don't have silly names in UFC or is that part of the comedy genuis/poorly researchedness of it?


dave
 
The abstract concepts gayness and obesity wage a titanic battle for what seems an eternity before an enormous, funny, fat, gay man camps along and gobbles them up at which point he utters an immortal punchline. Possibly...

Mmmm...that filled a hole.
 
Somebody on another site reckoned Horne looks like this fella:

Frank%20Sidebottom.jpg


Frank Sidebottom

Who's he then?
 
No. :o

Should I know Frank Sidebottom? :confused:
Musician, comic, ventriloquist, raconteur, and all carried out from within a giant papier maché head. He had his own strip in the comic Oink!, had a song on the NME cover album of Sergeant Pepper, and apparently was the subject of a show at the Tate Modern.

You know it is, it really is

Frank on t'interweb and wiki
 
Musician, comic, ventriloquist, raconteur, and all carried out from within a giant papier maché head. He had his own strip in the comic Oink!, had a song on the NME cover album of Sergeant Pepper, and apparently was the subject of a show at the Tate Modern.

You know it is, it really is

He sounds vaguely familiar and looking at the picture looks vaguely familiar.

But the name just left me :confused:.

:o
 
Cos I think they are in desperate need of our help.

Here's mine:

It's the Ultimate Fighting Championship title night match bout! Here comes the current champ, the Destructinator and doesn't he look mean, as the crowd boos and he lashes out at some of them, spitting on the way and generally being scary. His opponent is........well wait a minute! What's that music? Is that....Mika? Yes, it's Mika performing "Love Today" the gayest song of all time and - look! - the man fighting for the UFC championship is actually a homosexual! And, like all homosexuals, he is all flouncy and queeny and, hilariously, he wins because the Destructinator turns out to be gay too and shows this by crying over a broken nail or something.

I typed that in real time, about 26 seconds and I challenge anybody to explain to me why it is not of equal quality to anything in that show. I also have a lot of stuff about fat people.


I hate to be a pedant.....but its already been done :(

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/new...Sacha-Baron-Cohen-in-cage-fighting-prank.html


The unsuspecting audience who turned up for the Blue Collar Brawlin' event, lured by the promise of $1 beer, expected a night of old fashioned fisticuffs.

What they got was two men stripping down to their underwear, kissing and "rubbing one another", according to local police.


The men - believed to be actors - were then forced to run for their lives as the 1,600-strong crowd pelted them with beer and chairs.

"We had a contract for cage fighting. We were deceived," said Dwight Duncan, president of the Four States Fair Grounds which provided the venue.

A spokesman for Baron Cohen declined to say whether he was behind the prank.

But the comedy star is currently in the US filming undercover as his latest creation, Bruno, a camp Austrian fashion reporter. A Bruno film is due in cinemas later this year.

Posters for Blue Collar Brawlin' promised: "Hot Chicks, Cold Beer, Hardcore Fights" and were accompanied by pictures of a scantily clad woman.

Organisers of the event had invited police to attend and tipped them off that a character named "Straight Dave" would goad a planted audience member into the ring for a fight, only to end up in a "romantic embrace" similar to the one between Baron Cohen and Will Ferrell in the film Talladega Nights.

"They said it was to essentially poke fun at wrestling - two guys rolling around on the floor, all sweaty," said Fort Smith police sergeant Adam Holland.

The officers thought they were in on the joke, but were not prepared for what followed.

The man-on-man display "went right up to the line" of the city's morality laws, Sgt Holland said.

"It set the crowd off lobbing beers. They had beers in plastic cups. Those things can get some distance on them actually."

Sgt Holland said it took officers about 45 minutes to clear the venue, as the two actors sprinted away through a specially set-aside tunnel.

Those in attendance were told by several signs on display that they would be filmed, and signed waivers before the event.

The cage fighting fans are not the first to fall for a Baron Cohen trick.

Bruno also duped a former Mossad agent and a Palestinian academic into a spoof interview on the Middle East conflict, asking them to explain the difference between Hamas and hummus.

Baron Cohen's last alter ego, Kazakhstani journalist Borat, also acquainted himself with the American people.

He led patrons of a bar in Tucson, Arizona, in a rendition of 'Kazakh folk song' Throw The Jew Down The Well, in scenes which later appeared in the film Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan.
 
[Horne sits alone in a darkened room, Corden enters]

[silence]













[more silence]

















[yet more silence]

















[Horne stands up, then sits back down again]

















[even more silence]















[Corden leaves the room]

[End sketch]
 
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