Gregory's Girl.
Surely all movies are movies to see before you die? Unless there's a list of movies to wait until you're dead to bother with I don't know about?
"I like hate that you like think that like just because like they look like good on me that they'll like look good on like you like too. Like like like like like like." Such a magical time. No longer a girl, not yet a massive bitch. Just kidding, she is totally a bitch.
That was it. I know I liked Man Stroke Woman but when I think of it now the only sketches I can remember are the ones where Meredith MacNeill and Nick Frost are trying to do sexy role play but she always takes it too seriously and kills the mood.
How about you take Jonathan Ross, keep Carson Daly and we're all square? I'm tempted to let you take Nick Frost for free too since I just saw Shaun Of The Dead again recently and must have managed to supress the memory of how frickin' annoying he got in that towards the end. But then he was Mike in Spaced (Spaced!) and that thing where he was a spaceship captain which was really good even though I can never remember the name of it and it had that guy in it with the curly hair and intense eyes who I saw pushing a pram through Jenners in Edinburgh just before the festival last year but it doesn't really count as a celebrity sighting since I don't know his name and had to intentify him as "that guy from that Nick Frost Show in space". So yeah. Spaced.
Oh yeah. I was totally forgetting all those. You are right, they are mostly awesome. Although some of those are a few years old (And I only wish I could say that about Little Britain because that's got a terminal case of Family-Guy-itus. It's now so unfunny it's hard to believe it was ever good). No I won't but I wil swop you Patrick Kielty, Billy Connelly since the 80's and Davina McCall for Louis CK, Patton Oswald and Paul F. Tompkins. I thought we had a deal with swopping Russell Brand for Sarah Silverman but she screwed us with a 30 minute stand up? What gives?
And if you ever get a chance to see it (Assuming you haven't already) can I recomend Ideal? Thank you.
Regarding his first question, I imagine it was a lot like that scene in E.T. but with the peanut m&ms replaced with crack rocks and for his second question I would only ask "Do you?".
When I was but a child I was always told that British TV was the best in the world. But now 57 years later the only TV we do better than anyone else is cross-dressing dance contests. Whatever. We'll take it America. Also check out the Keith Lemon/Paddy McGuiness 'Dirty Dancing' performance. Hi-lar-ious.
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