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Little Britain

HevyDevy

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Ok, tell me your favourite part.

I do enjoy "Computer says no" personally - and the old lady that spews everywhere
 

beave

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Vicki Pollard and Lou and Andy are the best skits. Some of the others I don't think are that funny, but hey, that's comedy I suppose.


-edited as be damned if I could remember Lou and Andys' names.
 

Timmah

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Lou and Andy for sure... can't stand Mr Dudley/Ting Tong, Bubbles is funny once but really is the same joke over and over again. My other favourite would probably have to be Linda, the university lecturer. "That's right, the big fat lesbian".

Favourite episode isn't one, it was the Live stage show last year. A night I soon won't forget.
 

HevyDevy

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beave said:
Vicki Pollard and Lou and Andy are the best skits. Some of the others I don't think are that funny, but hey, that's comedy I suppose.


-edited as be damned if I could remember Lou and Andys' names.

"Yeah I know"

:lol:
 

Tom Shines

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How is this show funny? A range of characters find themselves in a typical British, awkward situation, and say a highly annoying catchphrase.
Hilarity ensues.

You talk to fans of this show and their like "yeah remember the time that cross dresser said 'I'm a ladeeeeeee?' That was great!" That was every f**king episode, you moron.

Come on guys, most people were over this show two years ago.
 
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So, which of you likes bubbles?

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HevyDevy

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Wheelsy said:
How is this show funny? A range of characters find themselves in a typical British, awkward situation, and say a highly annoying catchphrase.
Hilarity ensues.

You talk to fans of this show and their like "yeah remember the time that cross dresser said 'I'm a ladeeeeeee?' That was great!" That was every f**king episode, you moron.

Come on guys, most people were over this show two years ago.

Computer says no
 

madunit

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Lou and Andy for mine, closely followed by that former olympic athlete guy (forgot his name-he was in series one) and Mr Man at the shop looking for things like a picture of a very displeased owl or some sh*t.

And finally, Marjorie Dawes.

"Feelin a bit peckish, have a bit of dust"
 

madunit

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eels_fan_01 said:
The most overrated show in the history of television.
Sorry, Big Brother has that title well and truly wrapped up.
 

Shorty

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I love this show,I don't want it too much but I saw Bubbles for the first time the other night.
And I couldn't stop laughing,the voice and everything.

But my favourite is 'Computer says no' and Emily LOL.
 

Azkatro

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There are plenty of good characters and sketches but something in particular that cracks me up is the young guy in the tracksuit who has a huge sexual attraction to his mate's grandmother :lol:

Plus I really like Tom Baker's contributions.

"Britain, Britain, Britain. Land of technological achievement! We've had running water for over ten years, we have a tunnel connecting us to Peru, and we invented the cat. "

"This is the home of romance novelist, Dame Sally. I've always wanted to write a book, but unfortunately I don't have a pen. "

"When people in Britain want to buy a pet, they go to a pet shop. If they want to buy a pet shop, they go to a pet shop shop. If they want to buy a pet shop shop, well, they're just being silly. "

"Until a law is passed to imprison fat people, they are free to roam our streets and attend slimmers' clubs like this one... "

"Britain, Britain, Britain! Population: One millions, Number of towns, Nine. Average height, Thirty. Shoe size... But just who are Britain? Over the next eleventeen weeks we aim to find out by following the lives of ordinary British folk. What do they, who is they and why?"

"Britain, Britain, Britain, a bloody lovely place to live. Discovered in 1972, lost in 1974. Then found a few years later hiding under Belgium. But what makes Britain so fan dabby dozey? Why it's the great British public. Ahhh, push it, push it good, ahhh, push it, push it real good!"

"I went to France, I found it far too French. Spain was full of Spaniards and Poland stank of farts. But what makes Britain so moist and fragrant? Why it be the people. Let's visit them now. Pack it up pack it in, let meeee begin."

"And tonights episode of Little Britain was shown as a tribute to Matt Lucas and David Williams, who are sadly still with us. Our thoughts are with their friend and family at this difficult time. Goodbye."

"In Britain, if an old person reaches a hundred they receive a telegram from the Queen. If they reach two hundred, her Majesty comes round to their house and personally gives them a bikini wax."

"Because of the fat people, Britain is slowly sinking into the sea."

"Once a year schools in Britain hold sports days in order to make certain children feel inferior."

"I Love Elections - in fact, I'm having one right now..."

"Britain, Britain, Britain! Here are some facts about Britain that you might not know: Number One: Britain is a country. Number Two: Britain is called Britain. Number Five: Britain!"

"I must go now as I promised my homies we'd chill for a bit, drink some pimp juice and god willing get us some sweet booty."

"Britain, Britain, Britain. I love Britain so much that everyday I sacrifice a child in honor of it. So thank the Lord, who incidentally is British, for the great things he has brought to this land."

"Britain, Britain, Britain. Why would you ever want to leave? Anybody who goes on holiday abroad is a traitor! I bloody love it here! Bloody love it! We produce the best films, the finest cuisines and our dogs are relatively rabies free. And this is all thanks to the peoples of Britain. Let us look at them in this program in which we now look at them now. Boom, boom, shake the room!"
 

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