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Mark Steel never fails to make me howl with laughter no matter how many times I've heard what hes saying

Sunday roast and this😊

Was Jimmy Carr at the recording? 6:36

SUGAR IS NOT A DRUG, IT IS A TYPE OF CARBOHYDRATE, SELF CONTROL IS THE KEY TO AVOIDING OBESITY NOT TAXES, BLOODY FUN POLICE

Amazing, I'd forgotten all about this series. Originally went out in 2009.

What a time capsule.

06:10

Chain reaction off the BBC?

You know Saylor was saying 3 years ago how BTC does a 3x every year, now he changed to 40 percent per year... quite a big drop...

Don't show the thumbnail to your kids. They'll never sleep again.

English control freaks, the whole country is so up tight about EVERYTHING, so pathetic, small minded, fascinating listening, these people live in sad terror of each other, trying to make the best of hopelessness, very entertaining

sugar is not a drug it is a type of carbohydrate taxing it is human rights infringement England are a gullible society of mean spirited misers, being talked into a sugar tax, what a bunch of misery mongers

she's great!

Graeme 😂 17:48 😂😂😂😂 19:27 Rob 😂😂😂

25:49 makes my soul hurt, how naive we were

Two of my all time favorites. I used to watch tv burp religiously when I was in high-school. I didn’t get the chance to see either of them live until (relatively)recently. There’s so much thought and care put into their shows. They’re masters of their craft.

Bob is great and very funny. But Reece is my favourite comedian

Graeme Garden... scarily good at the swanee.. 😊❤😂

22:30 is so sad now it was never meant to be 😢

My sisters and I used to love this while eating our Sunday Dinner. We were very young and knew nothing about the innuendo, we just laughed ay the funny voices. Mum and Dad used to snigger all through it, obviously knowing what was 'going on' ! Oh how innocent we were.

Lord Boothby 😅

Great listening 👍

He spoke there about Scottish middle classes hating Scottish culture, but then seems to be into different culture's, I wonder about his take today on mass migration. It’s similar in Ireland, I’m from the north side of Dublin, but the posh areas, especially in the south side of Dublin, they’re like that, playing cricket and rugby and just no essence of the country you’re living in, but this is where some of our politicians come from, and the real threat, in my take, are the universities they’re going to, they’re making these idiots, who don’t give a damn about the countries they’re in. And so along come the migrants, and the people who speak up are labelled far right. I think today, Catholics and Protestants should unite, because we’re really the same, not to look down on people of colour, but to stand up to mass migration and the insanity.

Thanks for that...an absolute joy from start to finish. Lovely.

I never thought that a replacement could be found for Humph, but ‘jolly’ Jack Dee has a level of sarcasm which equates with his predecessor. Well done the producers! Jack … despite the accolades, you’re still a bit of shite.😎😎😎

Listened to this show every Sunday. Loved it then and love it now!

Similarly, I queued up in the London Virgin Megastore (I think it was.... could have been HMV, I need to check the photos...) to meet Reece and the rest of League of Gentlemen when the movie came out. I'm glad he was a fanboy once, too.

Thanks for posting these. They hold up remarkably well.

I saw Humph on the last ISIHAC tour he did. So glad I got to see the team.

I don’t think you’ll find many black people in Guernsey either John….

I thought Humph was irreplaceable,Take a bow Jack Dee ❤️❤️👏👏💥💥👍👍

Where angles fear to tread

Wonderful as ever.

The one show that has not been ruined by the Marxists at the BBC....although they have certainly tried

She actually is a coal man , quite a boast

Actually there were a lot of non-visual gags in Some Mother's do 'Ave 'em. And a lot of reaction comedy.

Humph had a way with innuendo that was truly unmatched.

Ruby wax is okay whilst sane

A good laugh. Just what I needed!

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Great to here that voice again. Where was Tim?

Wonderful.

You might have been forgiven for misspelling his name once, but it is hilarious that you still haven't managed to get it right even when presumably making an especial effort. It's LYTTELTON.

Won̈derful silliness. Makes you proud to be British, and still alive.

Willie Rushton was my favourite

Not sure what a Del Amitri song has to do with Phil Collins. The audience obviously thought they knew, mistaken as they were. Never understood why people seemed happy that one of the best ever British drummers was unable to play the drums any more.

I wish this went on forever

He's fast like but probably 12th or 13th fastest in his year group aye.

Thank you.

Excellent, both interviewer and interviewee! Thank you so much.