For those of you who don't get Phil Juppitus' comment about the "Rank Organisation", they are an entertainment distribution company in the UK, whose logo was a man hitting a gong, and films they distributed or produced featured a man hitting a gong with the words "The Rank Organisation Presents".
Fun Fact; The Strongman who strikes the massive gong before those Rank films was called Billy Wells; ua-cam.com/video/Mzmj4k1343E/v-deo.html The giant gong was actually made of papier-mâché and the real recording of the “bong” noise was made by the well known Percussionist James Blades. He came to give a talk at my school back in the 70s and showed us the little Chinese Tam Tam he used. Is anything ever what it seems?
Another Fun Fact; Stephen Fry will know Corby, certainly from a distance because you could see the Corby Steelworks quite clearly from the cricket pitches on The Upper and The Middle at Uppingham. I know this because I went there too (following on from Prep School and the James Blades percussion lecture). Fry had been expelled before I arrived.
@@fezmancomments he also promoted the new development as North Londonshire and people have bought houses on old steelworks waste land, some have had to be pulled down when half built and foundations shored up because of sinking.
Much of the WWII Pluto Line was created in Corby, my Dad being one of the roll turners in the steel mill, and my Mum one of the iron blast furnace brickies during the War. And Corby has its own unique Scottish accent.
Chicken Tikka is Punjabi, but Chicken Tikka Masala is said to have been invented in Glasgow when someone asked for some sauce with their Chicken Tikka. But I'm not sure that qualifies as "inventing".
Interestingly enough, northern India's favourite chicken curry, Butter Chicken which is very similar to Chicken Tikka Masala, has a similar origin story but it's based in Delhi.
AFAIK There are 2 myths about this 1) Drunk guy in Glasgow goes into Indian take away and asks for a curry, gets his curry and opens it to start eating it. Immediately he starts moaning that its not the curry he wanted. The 1 he wanted 'was more tomato'y' so the take away counter staff sent the curry back and the chef threw in a tin of Heinz tomato soup and the drunk dude loved it! 2) 2 x family run/owned restraunts in Bradford both say their family invented it. (I can remember more on this story though i did watch a light news entertainment segment on a show years ago (may be on here) with an interviewwith both Bradford family's.
Chicken tikka originated in Kashmir, chicken tikka masala apocryphally originated in Glasgow but possibly elsewhere in the U.K. or possibly Punjab or Utta Pradesh, and crisps apocryphally originated in Saratoga, New York but quite possibly in England, and the first mass produced "potato chips" were probably produced in the early 20th century in Massachusetts. I don't think any of this has anything to do with Corby.
Ah, The Sondes Arms, and to be fair Rockingham is now in the civil parish of Corby. Back in the day the Sondes served a decent pint and was a nice Sunday walkout, as was the Spread Eagle in the other direction.
I thought Leigh, Lancashire was the largest town in Europe without a train station, and the football team was called Leigh RMI despite the fact; that's because they had relocated from Horwich
Corby sounds like somewhere you send those kids from your family you never liked so that they can have an effed up history.. 😶 Afterwards you can be like: you grew up in Corby, shut up .
david mitchell, bill bailey and phil jupitus is like the dream team
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For those of you who don't get Phil Juppitus' comment about the "Rank Organisation", they are an entertainment distribution company in the UK, whose logo was a man hitting a gong, and films they distributed or produced featured a man hitting a gong with the words "The Rank Organisation Presents".
Fun Fact; The Strongman who strikes the massive gong before those Rank films was called Billy Wells;
ua-cam.com/video/Mzmj4k1343E/v-deo.html
The giant gong was actually made of papier-mâché and the real recording of the “bong” noise was made by the well known Percussionist James Blades. He came to give a talk at my school back in the 70s and showed us the little Chinese Tam Tam he used. Is anything ever what it seems?
Another Fun Fact; Stephen Fry will know Corby, certainly from a distance because you could see the Corby Steelworks quite clearly from the cricket pitches on The Upper and The Middle at Uppingham. I know this because I went there too (following on from Prep School and the James Blades percussion lecture). Fry had been expelled before I arrived.
@@fezmancomments he also promoted the new development as North Londonshire and people have bought houses on old steelworks waste land, some have had to be pulled down when half built and foundations shored up because of sinking.
probably one of the first episodes i ever saw of this show, perfect line up, instantly hooked
To answer the title... clearly not in Corby
TVFILMBUFF well chicken tikka Marsala was invented somewhere in the UK, but probably somewhere with a bigger Indian population...
Bradford
The chicken korma was invented in Glasgow, that's has chicken in it.
Much of the WWII Pluto Line was created in Corby, my Dad being one of the roll turners in the steel mill, and my Mum one of the iron blast furnace brickies during the War. And Corby has its own unique Scottish accent.
Interesting. I suppose the accent's a hybrid of both?
Chicken Tikka is Punjabi, but Chicken Tikka Masala is said to have been invented in Glasgow when someone asked for some sauce with their Chicken Tikka. But I'm not sure that qualifies as "inventing".
Interestingly enough, while we're on the topic of curry, *Balti* was invented in Birmingham.
Interestingly enough, northern India's favourite chicken curry, Butter Chicken which is very similar to Chicken Tikka Masala, has a similar origin story but it's based in Delhi.
Had to check if the train station did reopen. It did. So that’s nice.
Quite Interesting the Corby trouser press may be, but I wanted to watch the chicken tikka clip!
how can u get the title wrong?
Harrison Clark because there is a human uploading the video. Not a robot.
hefaistros the robots want us to believe that they are incompetent and incapable...
Now, not only am I hungry for Chicken Tikka, but I still don't know where it was invented.
AFAIK There are 2 myths about this
1) Drunk guy in Glasgow goes into Indian take away and asks for a curry, gets his curry and opens it to start eating it. Immediately he starts moaning that its not the curry he wanted. The 1 he wanted 'was more tomato'y' so the take away counter staff sent the curry back and the chef threw in a tin of Heinz tomato soup and the drunk dude loved it!
2) 2 x family run/owned restraunts in Bradford both say their family invented it. (I can remember more on this story though i did watch a light news entertainment segment on a show years ago (may be on here) with an interviewwith both Bradford family's.
That's a picture of the pub at Rockingham not of Corby. :D
Rockingham is in Corby.
Chicken tikka originated in Kashmir, chicken tikka masala apocryphally originated in Glasgow but possibly elsewhere in the U.K. or possibly Punjab or Utta Pradesh, and crisps apocryphally originated in Saratoga, New York but quite possibly in England, and the first mass produced "potato chips" were probably produced in the early 20th century in Massachusetts.
I don't think any of this has anything to do with Corby.
such a feel good show
No mention of Chicken Tikka at any point in this video. Punjabi dish that it is
The pub is in Rockingham not Corby.
Ah, The Sondes Arms, and to be fair Rockingham is now in the civil parish of Corby. Back in the day the Sondes served a decent pint and was a nice Sunday walkout, as was the Spread Eagle in the other direction.
@@richbryce5006 Dont tell the Rockingham residents they are affiliated with Corby. There may be a riot. :-) regards
The address and postcode for Rockingham are Market Harborough.
Has the station re-opened yet?
A year on from your question, but yes it has, and we've had it for quite a few years now
Invented in Corby is the Corby Pastie which ingredients are Haggis and Black Pudding. We invented it. George and Jane.
and the Corby Kebab
Has it got a train station yet?
Yes, it reopened Feburary 2009
Yes, and it has destroyed the town. Takes 6 weeks to get a GP appointment now.
We have a railway station now, so up yours.
As a person from Boston , I really wanna know where that Fenway hoodie comes from.
Boston
I thought Leigh, Lancashire was the largest town in Europe without a train station, and the football team was called Leigh RMI despite the fact; that's because they had relocated from Horwich
Anyone can explain Phil's joke? What is the Rang (?) organization and why does it begin with c?
Rank organisation. It's a film company who's opening logo (?) is a bloke hitting a big gong. So he was just playing with the sound his buzzer made.
Executive trouser press... remind you of the Fry and Laurie sketch!?
You'd better tikka moment or two to chick on your title.
What was not invented in Corby: the what was invented by Sir Inquiry in Curiosityshire.
If you find crumbs in the trouser-press, then someone has been heating their sandwiches!
Corby Bolt for knifemaking?
1:01 they both made eye contact directly with the camera after "Corby".....freaky
Didn't they say Scottland in one of these clips?
So, did a railway station indeed reopen in Corby in 2010?
PlainsPup yes
Yes! It opened in 2009
The title has nothing to do with the clip.
Corby was invented in Corby
Panini is actually plural. Just like graffiti.
Where and what is Corby?
a shithole in central England.
@@mrfocigaz4942 Corby is heaven
@@aandrew.george LOL
Woot my hometown. 💖
So, does Corby have a train station yet?
Yes, on a branch loop line, which is a pain in the arris.
Yes!
It only runs to St Pancras so who gives a shit !
Now I want to know where chicken tikka was invented!
Scotland
Durban South Africa?
Corby sounds like somewhere you send those kids from your family you never liked so that they can have an effed up history..
😶
Afterwards you can be like: you grew up in Corby, shut up .
I mean your not wrong😂🤷🏻♂️
Is it Birmingham? We'll never know.
i was thinking Bradford... no idea though
Northamptonshire
Corbys a town off warm hearts....❤
And the chicken tikka?
my town has no station, and its population is higher. These are bad things...
Corb Salad.
Car thefts are high in corby
Well, at least if your car is stolen you can catch a train now!
Chicken tikka was invented in Karachi in the 60s by chefs in a restaurant called cafe de khans.
Title is complete nonsense!
So where was chicken tikka invented?
Glasgow
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Why are all these comments talking about chicken tikka? wtf XD
Also, I can't tell what is wrong with the title
It's been changed since they commented two years ago. It must've said something about it in the original title.
Punjab.
mon the rangers
Bc
I’m from Corby and it’s not great lmao