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04 February 2006, 03:45 PM
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Are you talking about IT information technology crowd or IT as in spending the afternoon in Prada before posing for paparazzi outside a Mayfair bar crowd? I've just gathered it's probably a TV show!!!!!
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04 February 2006, 03:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Huxley
Are you IT buy chance 
Even the non IT "gags" were rubbish.
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04 February 2006, 05:36 PM
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Nope, I thought they needed a few more one sided geeks - I think they credited those two with far too many personalities for such a small dept and they needed a few more 'normal' people to show what its really like. sayng that, I did recognise some of our tech team in those two!!
04 February 2006, 06:39 PM
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On a sacle of 1-10 i would give it a 5
It was predictable, funny in parts but mostly old gags and predictable. There is much better comedy out there
It was predictable, funny in parts but mostly old gags and predictable. There is much better comedy out there
04 February 2006, 07:04 PM
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I must be the only one who quite enjoyed it - yes it was ridiculous but WHO couldn't find a laugh at Chris Morris in that lycra cycling outfit declaring a 'war on stress' or that new emergency number ad - Just call ' 0118 999 118 991 7523' - nobody giggled at that ??
but...my feeling is that they used Father Ted as a character template...
F-site better than a lot of stuff out there purporting to be comedy.
Certainly in a different league to the one episode of Chris Evans' OFT sh*t I saw, where he used the program as a public vehicle to drag his ex over the coals - had a nerdy sailor review plastic tiawanese sh*t and a funny gay indian sidekick to choose which member of the public to humiliate next -
Thankfully that must have been canned after two awful episodes cos it's disssappearedd!!!
but...my feeling is that they used Father Ted as a character template...
F-site better than a lot of stuff out there purporting to be comedy.
Certainly in a different league to the one episode of Chris Evans' OFT sh*t I saw, where he used the program as a public vehicle to drag his ex over the coals - had a nerdy sailor review plastic tiawanese sh*t and a funny gay indian sidekick to choose which member of the public to humiliate next -
Thankfully that must have been canned after two awful episodes cos it's disssappearedd!!!
04 February 2006, 08:17 PM
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Originally Posted by flynnstudio
I must be the only one who quite enjoyed it - yes it was ridiculous but WHO couldn't find a laugh at Chris Morris in that lycra cycling outfit declaring a 'war on stress' or that new emergency number ad - Just call ' 0118 999 118 991 7523' - nobody giggled at that ??
but...my feeling is that they used Father Ted as a character template...
F-site better than a lot of stuff out there purporting to be comedy.
Certainly in a different league to the one episode of Chris Evans' OFT sh*t I saw, where he used the program as a public vehicle to drag his ex over the coals - had a nerdy sailor review plastic tiawanese sh*t and a funny gay indian sidekick to choose which member of the public to humiliate next -
Thankfully that must have been canned after two awful episodes cos it's disssappearedd!!!
but...my feeling is that they used Father Ted as a character template...
F-site better than a lot of stuff out there purporting to be comedy.
Certainly in a different league to the one episode of Chris Evans' OFT sh*t I saw, where he used the program as a public vehicle to drag his ex over the coals - had a nerdy sailor review plastic tiawanese sh*t and a funny gay indian sidekick to choose which member of the public to humiliate next -
Thankfully that must have been canned after two awful episodes cos it's disssappearedd!!!
Im a bit worried though how u managed to remember that emergency number
05 February 2006, 02:49 AM
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I wasn't impressed at all. I was sitting there watching it and thinking "when am I supposed to laugh, where are the funny bits".
There weren't any.
There weren't any.
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