The Mighty Boosh
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chrisjsmith wrote:ShockedSoShocked wrote:fizz wrote:ShockedSoShocked wrote:I can't stand the mighty boosh.
This is an outrage !!! I bet you know nothing of the crunch.
Erm, nope? What's the crunch?
You haven't even been to the Crunch?
I'm thinking it must be some kind of breakfast cereal?"A cyclist has nothing to lose but his chain"
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Mr Susan and his shiney mirror balls! Hilarious!
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chrisjsmith wrote:ShockedSoShocked wrote:fizz wrote:ShockedSoShocked wrote:I can't stand the mighty boosh.
This is an outrage !!! I bet you know nothing of the crunch.
Erm, nope? What's the crunch?
You haven't even been to the Crunch?
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Naboo: I went there once.
Saboo: Oh, a little day trip around the Crunch, we can all be tourists.BMC TM01 - FCN 0
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It is on tonight.
I haven't been so excited by a TV show since Alan Partridge.0 -
tonights episode is amazing! i shall watch it on bbc3 then hop onto my laptop to watch the next episode!BMC TM01 - FCN 0
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In the latest episode we are introduced to Howard Moon's Stationery Village (sellotape tree, Paperclip Castle, Blutack garden, Safety Pin Cottage). Stuff of genius.
Oh, and Vince is nearly killed by Jazz.
Mighty Boosh is the best thing on telly at the moment.I'm only concerned with looking concerned0 -
...watched it last night...the stationery village ...I work with someone that has a stationery village...no bus though....so funny ...all the way...'til the wheels fall off and burn...0
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My wife and her friend watched it with me last night! Both went to bed after about 10 minutes.
I however can't help being seduced by the charm of it.0 -
jpembroke wrote:In the latest episode we are introduced to Howard Moon's Stationery Village (sellotape tree, Paperclip Castle, Blutack garden, Safety Pin Cottage). Stuff of genius.
Oh, and Vince is nearly killed by Jazz.
Mighty Boosh is the best thing on telly at the moment.
indeed..
Fizz nice work with the crunch...Purveyor of sonic doom
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i think last nights episode was right up there with milky joe, old gregg, and the hitcher.BMC TM01 - FCN 0
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Excellent. My wife hates it so I don't normally get to see it - but she's in Poland at the moment.
It parodied one of my favourite films - and I'm sure there was a Family Guy episode recently that did the same thing with a miniaturised submarine.0 -
I watched a full episode for the first time last night and nearly p!ssed myself with laughter!!
I'm ashamed at how I managed to let it slip through the net until now.
Jazz "oi come back you've just got tuna mayonnaise all over my tentacles!"0 -
Stationery Village was fantastic! Rings a bell with any office-worker who's ever panicked when they realise their Sellotape isn't where it should be...0
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CHRISNOIR wrote:Stationery Village was fantastic! Rings a bell with any office-worker who's ever panicked when they realise their Sellotape isn't where it should be...
I work for a huge blue chip company and we once had to line our draws with foam, lay our stationary items on the foam, draw round them and cut them out and keep said stationary items in the cut out holes forever more. We got our cupboards checked to make sure that we had done it and that we were maintaining the standard.
I've never heard of such a big load of bollox in my whole life. :evil: :x0 -
Popette, that's like school! Anyone ever get caught with 'dodgy items'? And what was the punishment for 'not keeping your drawers in order?'0
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a lot of working there is like school - role plays!!!! :x I hate role playing. Dodgy items would have been fine as long as they were sat in their correct place on the foam (my boss was embarrassed to see tampax in my drawer when he was inspecting - I missed an opportunity there I think, I should have filled it with other lady items!)
Punishment was probably a sad red face next to my name on some enormous pointless list.0 -
Imagine shapes of certain 'lady items' cut out of the foam but not actually there. Then the boss has to guess what those 'lady items' area. That's funny.I'm only concerned with looking concerned0
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Shavedlegs wrote:My wife and her friend watched it with me last night! Both went to bed after about 10 minutes.
I however can't help being seduced by the charm of it.
Wow, you have a very progressive relationship. Your wife goes to bed with her friend and you stay up watching telly? Yes, the Mighty Boosh is that good.I'm only concerned with looking concerned0 -
On the advice of Cake Stop, I sat down to watch last night. Half way through, Mrs Pneumatic phoned up looking for a lift back from the pub in the next town. So entranced was I by the Boosh that my "I'm on my way, dear!" proved to be an utter lie. I stayed where I was for 20 minutes until the glorious spectacle was over and then went looking for the shivering spouse.
I remember that movie with the mini submarine; I saw it about 35 years ago at a school film show. What was it called? It's a must for nostalgic DVD rental.0 -
so whos seen the thrid episode then? iMO is was rubbish few giggles not much though0
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They do vary. There's about 1-3 really good episodes per series.0
