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I've done a new showreel! Please retweet if you can. It's only 60 seconds long, but was 12 years in the making.
This is so funny. How do they come up with this stuff? And how do they film it? And what tools do they use to edit it? And what do they have for lunch on the days when they are filming and editing it? youtube.com/watch?v=_9LL9pRB…
This is the funniest thing that's been made in yonks youtube.com/watch?v=KhAAqb_V…
It's time - time for Time of The Week SERIES TWO, which is HILARIOUS bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002nr…
As an online producer at the BBC it was part of my job to keep across new internet trends. I remember searching #BBC on Tumblr when it first started, then quickly trying to close the window before my colleagues saw what I was browsing. Glad to see some things never change.
See a thread that says "YOU'RE DOING COFFEE WRONG!!" and the first piece of advice is "don't drink it in the morning" or some crap.
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New series of Not Going Out starts this Friday at 9pm on BBC1. Co-written by @LeeMack and me, which is to say that I write the scripts and Lee writes his name in at the top
This was my local shopping centre when I was a kid. Looks like a cross between Star Wars, 2001 and Close Encounters.
This is brilliant. bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0…
I was obsessed with this show when it first aired - taped every episode and watched them on repeat. Bring back live studio sitcoms!
Filthy Rich & Catflap (1987). Not quite a Young Ones sequel: writer Ben Elton brings together Nigel Planer, Rik Mayall and Ade Edmonson for a single season of fart gags, innuendo, light entertainment and extreme violence.
Premise? Erm... has-been actor Richard "Richie" Rich and his minder Eddie Catflap get into various scrapes at the behest of seedy agent Ralph Filthy. Guest stars appear to show they are 'down with the kids' and everyone pokes fun at the BBC.
Best remembered for its catchphrases ("Lager frenzy!" "Oo-er, sounds a bit rude!" "Deep, deep troub!") it's hardly repeated and reasonably forgotten, eclipsed by Bottom four years later. But it is a great time capsule of the mid-'80s and there are some solid laughs along the way.
If you're anywhere near London, or even if you're not, get yourself down to Riverside Studios to see this brilliant and hilarious play by Keelan Kember!
OPENING TODAY at Riverside Studios! THANKS FOR HAVING ME - a sharp comedy about romance & chaos. 🎟️ Book now: riversidestudios.co.uk/see-a…
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