The Stig Posted 16 July 2008 Posted 16 July 2008 Revived for a Christmas special, I never watched it when it was on but found the repeats on Challenge very funny. Should be good.
Unabomber Posted 16 July 2008 Posted 16 July 2008 Revived for a Christmas special,I never watched it when it was on but found the repeats on Challenge very funny. Should be good. Great news!
isaidno Posted 16 July 2008 Posted 16 July 2008 I used to love this, The round where Vic Reeves did the pub singing was brilliant.
Bellend Sebastian Posted 16 July 2008 Posted 16 July 2008 I was mortified to see that they've removed a lot of the stuff from Youtube, including the Clips Round - 'Jane Hairs' (featuring Lance Corporal Boiled Egg) is one of the funniest things I've ever seen
Nationwider Posted 16 July 2008 Posted 16 July 2008 She's football crazy She's football mad I don't think there's a footballer Ulrika hasn't had (oh yes). © Bob Mortimer
The Stig Posted 16 July 2008 Author Posted 16 July 2008 This baby will also be making a reappearance.
Alexikokopops Posted 16 July 2008 Posted 16 July 2008 Examples of the impossible-to-predict questions (and answers) are: True or False: Bill Cosby was the first ever black man. (False, it was actually Sidney Poitier) Macaulay Culkin is a child, but can you name an adult? (This was not as easy as it seemed, as the only acceptable answer was Tom Petty) True or false - Cupboard doors open outwards. (This proved to be true as Vic asked the question from "the perspective of a trapped cat") True or false - A Bounty bar is the exact same size and weight as a human thumb? (The answer was true, as demonstrated by Vic) True or false - William Shatner's real name is Bill Shit? (it turned out to be false) True or False: Paul Daniels' head is wider than it is tall. (This was proven to be true due to measurements from a composite sketch) True or False: Inside every cat there is trapped a rabbit, and when a cat says "miaow", it is actually the rabbit saying "get me out". True or False: Jeremy irons? (sic) (false; but there is not a given answer.) Who's a cheeky boy then? (Sid Owen simply answers 'Me') Who would win in a fight between a steel octo-bear and some sort of strange man fungus? Name a type of bee that produces milk. (The correct answer was 'boobies') A dog has three puppies, but what was the name of the mother? (This trick question recurred in many formats - the name of the mother is 'What'. These sections usually end with a bemused Vic asking Bob 'heh heh...well...what was it?') True or False: Snakes are used as belts by some Hindus. True or False: Shoes from Dundee can be moved by the power of the mind. (This was proven true, as demonstrated with guest Clare Grogan's shoe) Name a junction on the M6 (The guest star almost always got the answer wrong). True or False: In Judo there is a move where in which the recipient of the blow reaches instant orgasm, leaving them wide open to attack. True or false: Can Michael Barrymore swim? How old is Joan Collins? (Russell Grant failed to get the correct answer, leading Mortimer to say "His powers are weak!") "Love me for a reason and let that reason be..." (It was answered "love", as the correct title of the Boyzone song. However, Bob replies "No, my 27 and a half inch penis") The Lady in Red is about; a) Chris de Burgh's recently murdered wife b) Chris de Burgh's recently un-murdered wife c) A granary loaf or d) A & E(Correct answer was b) Chris De Burgh's recently un-murdered wife) Who is the latest gameshow host to say "Come on down, the Price Is Right"? (It was answered with Bruce Forsyth, but Vic Reeves replied with "No. It was me... just now.". In reality, Forsyth never actually said the catchphrase in the show, though he was the latest host) Name a sheep dog True or False: Pavarotti has two stomachs; one for food and one for drink. Who is TV's most famous doctor ? (the answers in the question ) The answer is Doctor Who. to which Vic Reeves repeatedly asks Bob "Doctor Who ?" True or false: Jeremy Clarkson? to which Ulrika replies by moving her hands in a circular motion, which Bob finds correct.
Bellend Sebastian Posted 16 July 2008 Posted 16 July 2008 Anyone remember this? Blimey, don't they look young, etc. I was still at school when that were on. It was all just fields etc etc Phil Oakey's performance is stellar
Daggers Posted 16 July 2008 Posted 16 July 2008 Anyone else spot the Chav version standing near us on Saturday at Hinckley? He was the absolute dead ringer and I sincerely hope he comes to more games...especially if we can make him stand near the oppo fans.
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 16 July 2008 Posted 16 July 2008 I just hope Mark Lamaar will be team captain and not Will Self.
purpleronnie Posted 16 July 2008 Posted 16 July 2008 I watched this when it started, I fancied Ulrika, still do.... I remember when george doors couldn't get through this bit without cracking up, it still makes me laugh:-
Guest Posted 16 July 2008 Posted 16 July 2008 Examples of the impossible-to-predict questions (and answers) are... My favourite was: Simple Minds frontman Jim Kerr's real first name is Juan.
Alexikokopops Posted 27 August 2009 Posted 27 August 2009 Anyone watch the first of the new series last night? It's repeated on Saturday at 9:40pm and followed by "Shooting Stars: The Inside Story" at 10:10pm
Bellend Sebastian Posted 27 August 2009 Posted 27 August 2009 I watched it - it was good in parts, but when they got rid of it last time I thought it was a bit past it's sell-by date, and last night's didn't change my mind on that. That documentary is really good though. I just wished they'd do something else - something along the lines of 'Catterick', that they did a few years ago. I thought that was great
Father Ted Posted 27 August 2009 Posted 27 August 2009 When he showed the woman of the One Show his drawings, then lowered his pants and there was a massive shit stain!!!
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 27 August 2009 Posted 27 August 2009 I thought it was ok. It'll never be as good as it was, think it was more something that suited the period (Britpop and all that) personally but it wasn't woeful.
Guest Posted 28 August 2009 Posted 28 August 2009 I watched it - it was good in parts, but when they got rid of it last time I thought it was a bit past it's sell-by date, and last night's didn't change my mind on that. That documentary is really good though.I just wished they'd do something else - something along the lines of 'Catterick', that they did a few years ago. I thought that was great I concur with the above post.
hairy Posted 28 August 2009 Posted 28 August 2009 I enjoyed it but felt the old catch phrases could be revamped or got rid of
Samilktray Posted 30 August 2009 Posted 30 August 2009 Watched it last night, such a good program. Couldnt stop laughing at the paddling pool bit. Matt Lucas was just hilarious in that bit.
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