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Lovejoy thread.Have you watched any old TV program and rekindled old memories etc? I will start off with ‘The Goodlife’ I used to love watching that with my dear old mum.
One for the oldies and inspired by Kenos. on 14:06 - Nov 1 by You_Bloo_Right
Julian and Sandy in Round the Horne. The episode where they run a law firm.
Julian and Sandy as lawyers:
HORNE: Will you take my case? JULIAN: Well, it depends on what it is. We've got a criminal practice that takes up most of our time. HORNE: Yes, but apart from that, I need legal advice. SANDY: Ooh, isn't he bold?
That is the best joke ever written in the English language.
I saw a clip from Cheers recently where Frasier brings his new girlfriend into the bar, introduces her by name and then a long list of acronyms denoting her various qualifications. Woody Harrelson's reponse? "Well it's not spelt like it sounds" (or words to that effect) which runs it close.
Edit - here it is
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One for the oldies and inspired by Kenos. on 20:46 - Nov 2 with 278 views
One for the oldies and inspired by Kenos. on 14:06 - Nov 1 by You_Bloo_Right
Julian and Sandy in Round the Horne. The episode where they run a law firm.
Julian and Sandy as lawyers:
HORNE: Will you take my case? JULIAN: Well, it depends on what it is. We've got a criminal practice that takes up most of our time. HORNE: Yes, but apart from that, I need legal advice. SANDY: Ooh, isn't he bold?
You could take most lines from RTH and have them down as classic comedy. The most complete comedy series ever written...
One for the oldies and inspired by Kenos. on 19:33 - Nov 2 by soupytwist
That is the best joke ever written in the English language.
I saw a clip from Cheers recently where Frasier brings his new girlfriend into the bar, introduces her by name and then a long list of acronyms denoting her various qualifications. Woody Harrelson's reponse? "Well it's not spelt like it sounds" (or words to that effect) which runs it close.
Edit - here it is
[Post edited 2 Nov 19:39]
That's brilliant.
I really loved Cheers.
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One for the oldies and inspired by Kenos. on 12:20 - Nov 4 with 149 views
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