Perry

Channel 4 have announced they are doing a two part documentary on the rise and fall of Ron Jeremy set to air later this year. 

2 hours ago, LSM said:

 

 

 

According to the comments he must've deleted, edited and reposted that tweet at least four times. 

2 hours ago, Hannibal Scorch said:

Not if it bothers you. Besides if it’s successful it’s not trying is it? I even gave you some suggestions as to why she was. Stop being a pleb.

Doesn't really bother me as such.  I also said "trying" as I didn't want to give you full credit for something.  At least you kinda admit that you're a prick

1 minute ago, Hannibal Scorch said:

Her seat number?

Of all the odd things, THAT is the one you picked up on?

No, I'm talking about something else from the episode that hasn't been discussed already.

Do you never get tired of trying to be a sarcastic prick? 

How did Terri Runnels manage to fly first class along with Vince and company?  Thought that was quite odd.  What made her different from the other talent?

You would assume she would've been sat with Trish and Molly etc 

For some reason, I've always hated Mike Chioda.  Just something about him

1 hour ago, Magnum Milano said:

 

Porridge (1979) (BBC iPlayer)

Feature length spin-off, set a year before the final episode of the TV series. Fletcher and Godber accidentally find themselves caught up in a prison escape attempt. Whilst many 1970s comedies struggled on being transferred to the big screen, this isn’t one of them.

 

The Porridge film is cracking, I think I watch it everytime it's shown.

Now the Rising Damp film was fucking dire. It was basically the script of 3 episodes thrown together with the awful Christopher Strauli taking the place of Beckinsale's character.

BBC Four are showing Rik Mayall's documentary again on Tuesday at 9pm followed by the camping episode of Bottom

1 hour ago, tiger_rick said:

X-Pac having his hair cut.

Sure someone mentioned during a shoot they also chopped Michael Hayes ponytail off while he was sleeping

Was there any mention of Hennig almost getting smashed through the plane after he fancied his chances with Lesnar?  The fucking idiot.

Flair is just a raging pervert that hides in plain sight. 

A genuine surprise return without Meltzer and the dirt sheets spoiling it  

Give it 2 months and the fans will get bored of Big E and his run as champion.  By the end of the year they'll be saying they need to turn him heel. 

Even if they are mostly bullshit, I still enjoy reading shite like that.  Just like the Wrestling's Urban Legends list. 

The basement is usually where the american fans reside

Greg Davies new show The Cleaner started last night, has anyone watched it yet?  It has a mixed reaction on twitter. 

1 hour ago, BomberPat said:

Chubby Brown is a weird one, because he's managed to have this weird alternate universe fame - he never had a TV series, I don't think he ever really had any TV specials, and when he did guest on anything was usually exposed as being a bit shit. When mainstream TV would have accepted his bigotry, he was too sweary, and when they would have accepted his swearing he was too much of a bigot. He also suffered from what most of his generation of working men's club comics did, in that he relied on the same routine for years, so whenever he did get on TV, it meant you heard it all and there was no point going to see him live.

Yet somehow he managed to sell out major venues for years, and always had a video out for Christmas. One of my older brothers was a big fan when I was a kid. Given how stand-up these days is such a TV-oriented business, it's mad to think how successful he's been without it. It's not like Jim Davidson where he had a dual career of being a fairly innocuous prime time TV host while producing his inexorable offensive videos - the videos were all he had. Baffling.

Also released UFO The Movie in 1993.  I remember it being shown on Sky Movies or The Movie Channel at least twice a week for a while during '94.

For those wondering, Young Rock begins on 17th Sep on Sky Comedy.  As all episodes from Season 1 have already aired in the US, they'll probably add the complete season on demand.

Sure I can remember Jill Kelly getting banged to Benoit's WCW theme

The 2nd half of Season 3 kicks off on 16th Sep with the Plane Ride From Hell episode.  Should be worth a watch. 

On a similar note, I remember seeing a group of pissed up guys in a bar doing that 'Too Sweet' bollocks.  They looked like a right bunch of bellends

Does anyone else remember that disco scene in one of the early episodes of Dallas when they were dancing to a remix of the theme tune?  Always found that quite funny.

Just noticed they've added the boxset of The Thin Blue Line on the iPlayer.  This was probably the last decent sitcom to have Ben Elton's name attached to it.

Also thought David Haig was great in this. 

Sad to hear that Sean has passed. He was one funny bloke on 8 Out of 10 Cats and Cats Does Countdown.  During later series you could see there was something wrong with him, he just didn't seem to be himself. 

9 hours ago, garynysmon said:

The WWE is skating on thin ice really, fine those TV deals are worth mega millions but there is zero momentum behind that company, literally every other promotion seems more interesting atm. 

 

 

That's the point, the money is already in the bank. They don't give a fuck.

Wouldn't be surprised if that match goes on before the main event.  I just don't get the fascination with Bliss