It's actually not that surprising that Carrie appeared on QI, she and Stephen were very dear friends. Whenever he was in LA he used to stay with Carrie at her house. Such a great shame we lost her so early, I absolutely adored her, she was so much fun.
I remember watching Stephens documentaries on mental health/depression about 15 years ago and he went round to speak to her about her taking lithium and her experiences of mania and depression.
This QI episode was broadcast on 27th December 2014.... Carrie Fisher died 27th December 2016- exactly two years to the day. She was so funny ( as was her mom ). Her last UK TV appearance was on 8 Out of 10 Cats, S19E07 which aired on 21st December 2016; she then died on the flight home for Christmas.
There's a fantastic Christmas song/joke by Alex Horne and his band, The Horne Section, called No-L. You seriously need to check them out - there's a compilation of their appearances on Cats Does Countdown, and an incredible song about peas on The Last Leg. You'd absolutely adore it, mate.
@@mariacarter6954 Not quite. This was two years before that. She was on the plane back from an appearance on the Graham Norton Show when she had a heart attack.
@@SaturnusDK Damn, I knew Graham Norton was her last appearance, didn't know she died on the way back. Did the change in pressure maybe be at fault? I know if you have certain heart issues the Dr.s advice against flying. Anyway, really miss her humour. RIP.
Someone already probably has but I'd like to recommend episode 2 "International" from series 9, it has good Bill Bailey moments and great David Mitchell moment.
speaking of bill bailey, have you seen Black Books? if not, you might like it. it's a fairly short comedy series (3 seasons, 6 eps each) about a grumpy bookstore owner and silly shenanigans, starring dylan moran, bill bailey, and tamsin greig :D
I've been subscribed to Steve Mould's channel for years. He recently revisited the chain fountain along with another science communication UA-cam channel, ElectroBoom, and the two of them had a long debate, with many demonstrations and experiments, about the actual mechanism of the fountain. Very interesting stuff.
So glad you got to watch this one as I suggested it a couple of times. Knew you would love it being a big SW fan. Carrie is a great sport. I say “is” cos she lives on for me. My Princess✨
This is an episode I like to go back to re-watch frequently. As was mentioned before, this turned out to be one of Carrie’s last appearances. She was great and at the time I remember thinking “I hope Stephen has her come back.” She was funny and entertaining and was having fun with everyone. One thing that did bother me about the show was Jimmy’s gift. Stephen at first said it was ‘discovered’ in 2013 when a video of it was posted. It’s actually a well known experiment. I had a science teacher who showed us that effect of energy build up and release (or lack of) by doing it in 1982. There is another time when they claimed something was discovered in recent years that actually was known for a long time before any video on it was posted but at the moment I can’t recall what it was. (For that I blame lack of sleep due to my current work schedule)
@@SaturnusDK Yeah, I watched the good humoured youtube video scientific debate between ElectroBOOM and Steve Mould arguing the cause of this phenomenon. They had compelling arguments each way, if you watch the videos in sequence, very entertaining.
To spend a penny: This refers to the (former) use of coin operated locks on public toilets. It was used mostly in the UK and mostly by women (men's urinals were free of charge). And the charge was 1 penny.
Only Phill Jupitus (46 appearances) has been a guest on regular QI more often than Bill Bailey (45) and Jimmy Carr (40) as of 11 February 2022 according to Wikipedia.
There's a bunch of regulars in the Stephen Fry era of QI that just mesh brilliantly: Bill Bailey, Jimmy Carr, David Mitchel, Phil Jupitus, Sean Lock,... They just have a knack for riffing off each other effortlessly & make it just perfect balance of witty comedy with some knowledge thrown in. QI remains S-tier entertainment imho
If I ever need a large smile on my face, I watch one of your reaction videos. Job done. Having said that, I watch all of them anyway. Keep up the good work. Your appreciation and enthusiam are infectious.
It's nice to see you enjoy QI. your comments are always just right so they don't detract from the content . Bill Bailey may be the most unlikely looking superstar ever , but he is so multi - talented its amazing . The line up for this show with Carrie fitting into this uniquely British show seamlessly makes it a classic .
Unlikely looking superstar is very apt haha Makes me think of the cats does countdown episode where Rachael admits to being a bit star struck and a huge fan and either Sean or Jimmy goes “if you saw their pictures and I said one of thems stalking the other, who do ya reckon? Everyone would say him”
I’m from Essex and I remember watching this episode and when they mentioned the flint axe my dad said “that’s not a flint axe it’s a Clacton knife they still use it to chop up the roadkill for dinner”
I think Jimmy and Bill, along with Phil Jupitus, are so often recommended because they're a perfect fit with their quick witted humour. They're completely different styles naturally with Bill saying something clever and then do the pipe mine and a wink while Jimmy can sexualise almost anything with a just a few words.
David Mitchell too. There are other great comedians that can be a bit subdued on QI (e.g. Sean Lock, Johnny Vegas... still good but not the show to bring the best out of them IMHO and with all respect).. Bill Bailey, Jimmy Carr, Phil Jupitus, David Mitchell and some other great wits always seem to thrive on QI and appear regularly so the best episodes often feature them.
Yes, it used to cost a penny to use a public loo. Some places like train stations still charge, usually via a turnstile rather than the door lock now. The price has inflated though, last time I used one it was 20p and that must've been 15 years ago!
Early public toilets in the UK were coin operated, and cost a penny coin to gain access. This led to the euphemism 'spend a penny', instead of the less polite 'going for a sh*t'
One of my favourite one-off guest appearances on QI, was by Corey Taylor, the lead singer of Slipknot! It's sounds unlikely but he's very much an Anglophile and a massive fan of QI. In 2013 he stated his goals for 2013. They were, 'quit smoking, get on QI, bring the World to it's knees'. Only 3 years later, the QI elves made one of those wishes come true. :)
Yeah, I remember that episode, and thinking he wasn't likely to be a 'good fit' for QI at the start of that episode, I wrongly assumed (due to the band he was in, and the type of music they played) that he wasn't going to have much of a personality, instead thinking he'd be like a moody teenager and just try too hard to be edgy, but he pretty quickly disabused me of that preconception, he was genuine, funny and wasn't afraid to participate, just generally a good guest.
Fantastic reaction! Love it to bits! I really recommend a QI episode from Series G called Girls & Boys. It's one of my favorite ones which doesn't include Bill or Jimmy or Phill. Sandi was a panelist in his episode, and they're all amazing
Always brings a smile to my face when people from a relatively young country say things like "We live in an old house. It was built in the 1930's". People here in the UK and say to themselves, "old? ... We have houses and buildings still being used that were built in the 1530's..." HHAHA. The house I live in was built in the late 1700s and was converted from a cotton mill into 4 houses. And the outer walls are not modern insulated stuff. It's built of local stone 24 inches thick to keep it warm. All windows and fittings are original and it's illegal to have them replaced with modern ones. No satalite dish could be fitted to any exterior and even the doorbell had to be attached with double sided tape as it is not allowed to be drilled into the old door. That's old. so anyone saying they have a house 100 years old makes me smile.
I think Carrie Fisher was a close friend to Graham Norton, so she was popping up on his show a couple times. And she was also a couple of times on Jimmy Carr's shows.
There are still debates about the mechanism for the chain fountain. Steve Mould had a series of videos where he debated the mechanism against a bunch of other physics youtubers for a while.
Stephen Fry and Carrie Fisher were close friends, they both suffer from Bi-Polar disorder. She appeared in his excellent documentary The Secret Life of a Manic Depressive.
I know precisely two people who observe Candlemas and every year one of them tries to convince me to keep my tree up till then, as well (to be fair, it's because I'm always saying how much I love my tree and would be sad to take it down again)
You asked about Bill Bailey & Jimmy Carr: they've both done so many episodes (and, in the early going, Bill was doing 4 or 5 episodes a series) that they're both near the top of guest appearances overall, along with Jo Brand and Phill Jupitus. Jimmy only recently had his streak of appearing in every series due to lockdown-related issues, so now Phill's the only one left with that distinction. After Alan, of course, they're the big four for QI. One to watch because I think it has a near-perfect mixture of comedy to facts: go back to series F for FINGERS & FUMBS. It also features Jo, Phill and Dara O Briain.
Someone has probably recommended this episode already but one of my favourite QI Episodes is from Series J, Episode 6 "Joints". It features Jack Whitehall in his early comedy days. Not sure if you've seen any of him before but I'd love to see what you think of him :)
@@alpine_newt Maybe they weren't the first but they were certainly doing it for a long time before the genre ballooned on UA-cam post Corridor Digital "VFX Artist React"
What a coincidence! I watched this very episode on my SMART TV last night - and loved it. I got the impression that though Carrie enjoyed herself, she wasn't a great fan of Jimmy Carr 🤣🤣
I've already recommended it, so it may already be on your list. But the episode 'ice' which is the series I christmas special is one of my favourites. I won't say who's on it. But I will say its not Bill Bailey or Jimmy Carr. I mean don't get me wrong, they are both fantastic on the show. But if you wanted a change from them, Ice has some pretty amazing guests and is hilarious.
Another strange trivia about aluminium is that it was named several years before it was actually discovered and isolated by Danish physicist Hans Christian Ørsted in 1825.
If u want a quick brush up on your uk monarchs may I recommend the Kings and Queens song from Horrible Histories? No reaction even just knowing you'd have seen it will bring joy 😂
Surely C3PO was not speaking English. He was in a different galaxy. It would be an alien language that coincidentally was exactly the same as our English.
You should watch the series J Christmas special "Jingle Bells." Has maybe my favorite Phil Jupitus moment. Also, watch the episode with David Tennant. Don't know the name though. I think it's also a Christmas Special
Not as timely as Taskmaster, which you seem to be having trouble sourcing, but this is a great QI as a substitute. Carrie went on a few panel shows around this time, I think.
Public toilets did, indeed, used to cost a penny (about 100 years ago). These days it's quite an outdated expression, and you don't hear it that often.
Do you want an easy souffle recipe? I can send you one that you could probably start before doing a vid, and have it ready by the end! Maybe even a ham/cheese and chocolate one! (though, you will need to source a good chocolate...a good mexican 5-chili chocolate would likely be best...) ;)
IIRC it was around the time they were filming the Star Wars sequels, so she was probably spending some time in London anyway, which is why we got her on QI. And a great guest, too
It's actually not that surprising that Carrie appeared on QI, she and Stephen were very dear friends. Whenever he was in LA he used to stay with Carrie at her house. Such a great shame we lost her so early, I absolutely adored her, she was so much fun.
I remember watching Stephens documentaries on mental health/depression about 15 years ago and he went round to speak to her about her taking lithium and her experiences of mania and depression.
@@SaintPhoenixx They've both had addiction issues too.
This QI episode was broadcast on 27th December 2014.... Carrie Fisher died 27th December 2016- exactly two years to the day. She was so funny ( as was her mom ).
Her last UK TV appearance was on 8 Out of 10 Cats, S19E07 which aired on 21st December 2016; she then died on the flight home for Christmas.
There's a fantastic Christmas song/joke by Alex Horne and his band, The Horne Section, called No-L. You seriously need to check them out - there's a compilation of their appearances on Cats Does Countdown, and an incredible song about peas on The Last Leg. You'd absolutely adore it, mate.
Then he has to do the Grandaddy song from The Last Leg too.
Once you start listening to their songs it's hard to stop.
I've got one of the 1914 Christmas tins - it was given to my paternal Great Grandfather, and he left it to me.
One of my fave episodes especially due to Fisher' appearance on the show. Legend RIP.
So sad she died on the plane going home 😥
@@mariacarter6954 Not quite. This was two years before that. She was on the plane back from an appearance on the Graham Norton Show when she had a heart attack.
@@SaturnusDK Damn, I knew Graham Norton was her last appearance, didn't know she died on the way back. Did the change in pressure maybe be at fault? I know if you have certain heart issues the Dr.s advice against flying. Anyway, really miss her humour. RIP.
Carrie was brilliant in this, she is very much missed.
Someone already probably has but I'd like to recommend episode 2 "International" from series 9, it has good Bill Bailey moments and great David Mitchell moment.
Seconded! (Or whatever number we're on, given that people have hopefully recommended it before...)
Neil: "What's Candlemass?"
Me: "One of the greatest metal bands ever!"
Classic ep, great reaction as always! Love the blind wave reference! 😂
I remember watching a video on the chain fountain, also known as the Mould effect.
Blind Wave fan. Take my ‘like’ x
speaking of bill bailey, have you seen Black Books? if not, you might like it. it's a fairly short comedy series (3 seasons, 6 eps each) about a grumpy bookstore owner and silly shenanigans, starring dylan moran, bill bailey, and tamsin greig :D
Even if Jimmy hadn't gotten top points, he'd still have been the winner of the evening... All thanks to the "in your pants"
"cuz I'm not Eric Whitely ...."
Took my son and I by surprise and made us giggle a lot! 😆
I've been subscribed to Steve Mould's channel for years. He recently revisited the chain fountain along with another science communication UA-cam channel, ElectroBoom, and the two of them had a long debate, with many demonstrations and experiments, about the actual mechanism of the fountain. Very interesting stuff.
So glad you got to watch this one as I suggested it a couple of times. Knew you would love it being a big SW fan. Carrie is a great sport. I say “is” cos she lives on for me. My Princess✨
This is an episode I like to go back to re-watch frequently. As was mentioned before, this turned out to be one of Carrie’s last appearances. She was great and at the time I remember thinking “I hope Stephen has her come back.” She was funny and entertaining and was having fun with everyone.
One thing that did bother me about the show was Jimmy’s gift. Stephen at first said it was ‘discovered’ in 2013 when a video of it was posted. It’s actually a well known experiment. I had a science teacher who showed us that effect of energy build up and release (or lack of) by doing it in 1982. There is another time when they claimed something was discovered in recent years that actually was known for a long time before any video on it was posted but at the moment I can’t recall what it was. (For that I blame lack of sleep due to my current work schedule)
I think what Stephen is referring to is that the cause for the effect was proven in 2013 while it was only theorised before then.
@@SaturnusDK Yeah, I watched the good humoured youtube video scientific debate between ElectroBOOM and Steve Mould arguing the cause of this phenomenon. They had compelling arguments each way, if you watch the videos in sequence, very entertaining.
She died on the plane back didn't she?
@@reallivebluescat No, this was two years before that.
The second of february is called kyndelmisse after candle mass in danish and marks the middle og winter.
To spend a penny: This refers to the (former) use of coin operated locks on public toilets. It was used mostly in the UK and mostly by women (men's urinals were free of charge). And the charge was 1 penny.
It’s a pound now
Only Phill Jupitus (46 appearances) has been a guest on regular QI more often than Bill Bailey (45) and Jimmy Carr (40) as of 11 February 2022 according to Wikipedia.
There's a bunch of regulars in the Stephen Fry era of QI that just mesh brilliantly: Bill Bailey, Jimmy Carr, David Mitchel, Phil Jupitus, Sean Lock,... They just have a knack for riffing off each other effortlessly & make it just perfect balance of witty comedy with some knowledge thrown in. QI remains S-tier entertainment imho
You wouldn't believe it but Carrie Fisher has been on many panel shows in the UK, * Out of 10 Cats, WILTY and a few more
Didn't expect that as I watched it last night on Dave channel in the UK
Perhaps the best QI episode ever!
If I ever need a large smile on my face, I watch one of your reaction videos. Job done.
Having said that, I watch all of them anyway. Keep up the good work. Your appreciation and enthusiam are infectious.
It's nice to see you enjoy QI. your comments are always just right so they don't detract from the content . Bill Bailey may be the most unlikely looking superstar ever , but he is so multi - talented its amazing . The line up for this show with Carrie fitting into this uniquely British show seamlessly makes it a classic .
Unlikely looking superstar is very apt haha
Makes me think of the cats does countdown episode where Rachael admits to being a bit star struck and a huge fan and either Sean or Jimmy goes “if you saw their pictures and I said one of thems stalking the other, who do ya reckon? Everyone would say him”
'Spend a penny' is still used but the the cost of my closest public toilets is 20 new pence which is the equivalent of 48 pennies
Although a great many public toilets are still free to use.
I’m from Essex and I remember watching this episode and when they mentioned the flint axe my dad said “that’s not a flint axe it’s a Clacton knife they still use it to chop up the roadkill for dinner”
Wahey Essex in the house!👊😂💜
And yeh,Bill is an absolute legend,would love a drink and a smoke with him👌🤷♂️💜
I think Jimmy and Bill, along with Phil Jupitus, are so often recommended because they're a perfect fit with their quick witted humour. They're completely different styles naturally with Bill saying something clever and then do the pipe mine and a wink while Jimmy can sexualise almost anything with a just a few words.
David Mitchell too. There are other great comedians that can be a bit subdued on QI (e.g. Sean Lock, Johnny Vegas... still good but not the show to bring the best out of them IMHO and with all respect).. Bill Bailey, Jimmy Carr, Phil Jupitus, David Mitchell and some other great wits always seem to thrive on QI and appear regularly so the best episodes often feature them.
What a great thumbnail from them!!
Yes, it used to cost a penny to use a public loo. Some places like train stations still charge, usually via a turnstile rather than the door lock now. The price has inflated though, last time I used one it was 20p and that must've been 15 years ago!
Early public toilets in the UK were coin operated, and cost a penny coin to gain access. This led to the euphemism 'spend a penny', instead of the less polite 'going for a sh*t'
One of my favourite one-off guest appearances on QI, was by Corey Taylor, the lead singer of Slipknot! It's sounds unlikely but he's very much an Anglophile and a massive fan of QI. In 2013 he stated his goals for 2013. They were, 'quit smoking, get on QI, bring the World to it's knees'. Only 3 years later, the QI elves made one of those wishes come true. :)
Yeah, I remember that episode, and thinking he wasn't likely to be a 'good fit' for QI at the start of that episode, I wrongly assumed (due to the band he was in, and the type of music they played) that he wasn't going to have much of a personality, instead thinking he'd be like a moody teenager and just try too hard to be edgy, but he pretty quickly disabused me of that preconception, he was genuine, funny and wasn't afraid to participate, just generally a good guest.
Fantastic reaction! Love it to bits!
I really recommend a QI episode from Series G called Girls & Boys. It's one of my favorite ones which doesn't include Bill or Jimmy or Phill. Sandi was a panelist in his episode, and they're all amazing
Always brings a smile to my face when people from a relatively young country say things like "We live in an old house. It was built in the 1930's". People here in the UK and say to themselves, "old? ... We have houses and buildings still being used that were built in the 1530's..." HHAHA. The house I live in was built in the late 1700s and was converted from a cotton mill into 4 houses. And the outer walls are not modern insulated stuff. It's built of local stone 24 inches thick to keep it warm. All windows and fittings are original and it's illegal to have them replaced with modern ones. No satalite dish could be fitted to any exterior and even the doorbell had to be attached with double sided tape as it is not allowed to be drilled into the old door. That's old. so anyone saying they have a house 100 years old makes me smile.
It just put things into perspective, the wall across the back of my garden is 200 yrs old 😂
if you like people remembering long tongues twisters - The Two Ronnies: The Man Who Repeats Things - is a really good performance
Nice shout out to Eric from Blind Wave.
I've also been wondering whether the guests got to keep their gifts - especially Bill and his stone hand-axe
They did. Bill mentions it in a radio interview two years later.
@@SaturnusDK thank you for confirming this
I think Carrie Fisher was a close friend to Graham Norton, so she was popping up on his show a couple times. And she was also a couple of times on Jimmy Carr's shows.
This episode was on the Dave channel in the UK last night. Really don’t know why they don’t skip the Christmas episodes and show them at Christmas.
There are still debates about the mechanism for the chain fountain. Steve Mould had a series of videos where he debated the mechanism against a bunch of other physics youtubers for a while.
Stephen Fry and Carrie Fisher were close friends, they both suffer from Bi-Polar disorder. She appeared in his excellent documentary The Secret Life of a Manic Depressive.
I know precisely two people who observe Candlemas and every year one of them tries to convince me to keep my tree up till then, as well (to be fair, it's because I'm always saying how much I love my tree and would be sad to take it down again)
What an fun post this was! Thank you! And Joyeaux Noë_!
Yes! Been waiting on this one & spookily enough it was on Dave last night 😂
Jasper Fforde on the book shelve - great taste!
You asked about Bill Bailey & Jimmy Carr: they've both done so many episodes (and, in the early going, Bill was doing 4 or 5 episodes a series) that they're both near the top of guest appearances overall, along with Jo Brand and Phill Jupitus. Jimmy only recently had his streak of appearing in every series due to lockdown-related issues, so now Phill's the only one left with that distinction. After Alan, of course, they're the big four for QI.
One to watch because I think it has a near-perfect mixture of comedy to facts: go back to series F for FINGERS & FUMBS. It also features Jo, Phill and Dara O Briain.
Bill Bailey and Alan Davies are best friends. Bill was even best man at Alan's wedding.
i remembering on an outtake of a christmas episode, when alan lets slip the line 'christmas before easter ...' if thats any help
I came for the reaction to Taskmaster (in the hope Neil doesn't fall too far behind). Stayed for one of my favourite QI eps.
I’ve never heard a Chocolate Starfish called a Rusty Sheriff’s Badge before
Stephen was great friends with Carrie.
Someone has probably recommended this episode already but one of my favourite QI Episodes is from Series J, Episode 6 "Joints". It features Jack Whitehall in his early comedy days. Not sure if you've seen any of him before but I'd love to see what you think of him :)
I love Blind Wave. I think they were one of the first reaction channels. I've been watching them for years!
I like them too, but Blind Wave are not even close to being one of the first reaction channels.
@@alpine_newt Maybe they weren't the first but they were certainly doing it for a long time before the genre ballooned on UA-cam post Corridor Digital "VFX Artist React"
What a coincidence! I watched this very episode on my SMART TV last night - and loved it. I got the impression that though Carrie enjoyed herself, she wasn't a great fan of Jimmy Carr 🤣🤣
I've already recommended it, so it may already be on your list. But the episode 'ice' which is the series I christmas special is one of my favourites. I won't say who's on it. But I will say its not Bill Bailey or Jimmy Carr. I mean don't get me wrong, they are both fantastic on the show. But if you wanted a change from them, Ice has some pretty amazing guests and is hilarious.
Oh my God, yes. One of the best. It was a line up that couldn't fail to entertain and was also quite interesting.
Are you going to do any more taskmaster when you find the time? Love your reactions
Did you know, aluminium/aluminum was named by Sir Humphrey Davy and his original name for it was alumium (a-loo-mee-um).
Another strange trivia about aluminium is that it was named several years before it was actually discovered and isolated by Danish physicist Hans Christian Ørsted in 1825.
If u want a quick brush up on your uk monarchs may I recommend the Kings and Queens song from Horrible Histories? No reaction even just knowing you'd have seen it will bring joy 😂
Not just the British monarchs but yours Neil as you are I imagine one of their subjects if you are a citizen of Canada
'spend a penny' is a British term for needing the bathroom
That spend a penny phrase is about 150 years old!
Is that a cgi Leia Skywalker? Looks pretty believable.
Long time ago public toilets cost a penny for admitance. So "spend a penny" became a euphemism for going to the toilet.
Surely C3PO was not speaking English. He was in a different galaxy. It would be an alien language that coincidentally was exactly the same as our English.
Terri Hatcher is on an episode
You should watch the series J Christmas special "Jingle Bells." Has maybe my favorite Phil Jupitus moment. Also, watch the episode with David Tennant. Don't know the name though. I think it's also a Christmas Special
No,no, thank *you*. I always love your virtual company.
Not as timely as Taskmaster, which you seem to be having trouble sourcing, but this is a great QI as a substitute. Carrie went on a few panel shows around this time, I think.
George V the Grandfather of our late Queen Elizabeth II.
Sorry but it's Team Jupitus here!
What about after series Z? What will they call the seasons after that?? Lol
Public toilets did, indeed, used to cost a penny (about 100 years ago). These days it's quite an outdated expression, and you don't hear it that often.
Now it's at least 20p to pass the turnstile... Unless you do the hurdle...
Well, you say "public toilets". It was really more a man with a bucket and a long coat to cover you as you did your business.
Not 100 years, more like the 70s
Cheeky blindwave ref
Original victorian public loos cost a penny. So to spend a penny was a euphemism for going to the toilet
You do the imium. Only on Aluminium you don't.
Do you want an easy souffle recipe? I can send you one that you could probably start before doing a vid, and have it ready by the end! Maybe even a ham/cheese and chocolate one! (though, you will need to source a good chocolate...a good mexican 5-chili chocolate would likely be best...) ;)
series r revolution?
If memory serves Carrie died on the flight back to Los Angeles after filming this episode.
IIRC it was around the time they were filming the Star Wars sequels, so she was probably spending some time in London anyway, which is why we got her on QI. And a great guest, too
Your memory did not infact serve
I think that was an 8 out of 10 cats Christmas special
No. This was two years prior. She did from a heart attack on the plane back after an appearance on the Graham Norton Show.
Is my memory wrong or is it you who is infact wrong?.. huh?
It turns out I'm wrong.
Carrie died in 2016. This episode is from 2015.
Sorry man can't watch.....you talk over to much dialog.
In the old days - the only way to open the door lock was with a penny. Too bad if you didn’t have any pennies.🇦🇺🦘
It's anything from 20p to £1 now