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essbee

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Big f***** dog's danglers more like.

The last series was pony. So why is that tw*t 'BBC darling I've swum
the River Thames' Walliams being given another series.

 

edna krabappel

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Don't get me started. The man of a thousand characters, all of them exactly the same. Unfunny.

 

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essbee

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His camp, sort of 'I'm serious but a bit of buffoon' character (the only one he has)
is sh8te.

 

edna krabappel

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His entire act is based upon the same, camping it up, ooh matron, is-he-isn't-he charade that twunt Robbie Williams has made a career out of.

Here's a thought, David/Robbie: NOBODY GIVES A CRAP.

 

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essbee

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edna krabappel said:

His entire act is based upon the same, camping it up, ooh matron, is-he-isn't-he charade that twunt Robbie Williams has made a career out of.

Here's a thought, David/Robbie: NOBODY GIVES A CRAP.

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Exactly - and even though I think Katherine Tate is rather nice....she is no
comedian.

 

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TomandJerry

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Who even wastes time on that crap

 

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TomandJerry said:

Who even wastes time on that crap

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I did watch the last series and thought it was funny, but it wasn't that good tonight.

 

gregbrighton

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Yeh. walliams is a bit of a one trick pony.

 

edna krabappel

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gregbrighton said:

Yeh. walliams is a bit of a one trick pony.

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Just "pony" will do.

 

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essbee

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Someone like Doddy (who I went to see the other day) would wipe the floor with Walliams.

And he's 88.

Guess I'm showing my age here

 

KZNSeagull

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Well the first series was better than the endless repeats of My Family and Live at the Apollo we get on BBC Entertainment here. And Friday Night Dinner. And whilst I like QI, there is really no need to repeat the same one 5 times in a week along with Would I Lie to You? As you can see, we are not spoilt for choice at the moment.

 

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Cheeky Monkey

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While I've never watched more than a couple of minutes of anything that Walliams has been in, I do have a massive respect for his achievement in swimming the English Channel, which has a 70%+ failure rate, 10x more people having climbed Everest than having successfully swum the Channel.

 

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Rogero

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Watched it for the first time last night and did not like it at all. Gave it 10 minutes.

 

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Pogue Mahone

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He's just not funny on the telly. When Little Britain started, he was, because we hadn't seen him before, but that joke isn't funny any more.

He writes brilliant kids' books though. He is also a good guy, and he lives in Hove, so I'll give him the benefit of the doubt.

 

grubbyhands

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Yeah, Catherine Tate though.....mmmmmmm!