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Grumpy Old Men - The Secret Diary |
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To everything there is a season. A time to be born, a time to die... and a time to have a bloody good moan. Following on from the huge success of Grumpy Old Men, Stuart Prebble, writer of the highly acclaimed TV series, gives us a more in-depth look at what it's really like to be a pissed-off man of a certain age. |
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Funny Anecdotes Volume 1 |
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Are you sitting comfortably?
Then let Britain's best-loved storytellers take you through
some of their funniest, strangest and most embarrassing
moments in this rib-tickling collection.
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| jumping.the.shark n: the precise moment when things go bad—terribly, irrevocably bad. You know it when you see it. It's the moment on your favorite TV show when a new character is introduced or the whole gang takes a trip to Tahiti. In that moment you know your favorite show has lost its magic, has begun the long, painful slide to the TV graveyard — the show has jumped the shark. |
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Boogers Are My Beat |
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The New York Times calls him
"the funniest man in America," and his legions of fans
agree, laughing and snorting as they put his books on
bestseller lists nationwide. |
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Blackadder Goes Forth |
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| With a ya boo sucks to you fritzy, hot tiddly tumble, it's off to Western Front 1917. Captain Blackadder, hero of Mboto Gorge, joined the British Army when it was little more than a travel agency for gentlemen with an abnormally high sex drive. |
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Dead Ringers - Series 7 |
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| As the BBC bids a solemn farewell to a much-loved national figure, across the pond George Bush is played by Russell Crowe in the new film A Beautificacious Mind. In Ambridge, Brian and Siobhan receive the tragic news that their baby will be voiced by Martin Jarvis, whilst on Crimewatch Nick Ross investigates the mysterious theft of a certain globe-shaped BBC balloon. |
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Have I Got News For You
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Angus Deayton, Ian Hislop and
Paul Merton star in recent highlights from the show that
makes the headlines. Who said yesterday's news was only good for wrapping your chips in? Ever since 1990, BBC TV's media-savvy comedy quiz "Have I Got News for You" has been proving that even the most sober headlines can provide some of the funniest and near-the-knuckle banter ever heard on air. |