11-11-2018, 06:35 PM
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Re: Would I Lie To You? Any Fans of the Show on Here?
Originally Posted by Artangel
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SOS... ls there a doctor in the house?Gravitas... but l did laugh but not like how you laugh....you laugh like a demented hyena!
Keep it up. Do you have access to the Dave channel? I could earmark a couple of crackers for you.
11-11-2018, 06:42 PM
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Re: Would I Lie To You? Any Fans of the Show on Here?
Originally Posted by Auds11
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I love Would I lie to you, Lee Mack is brilliant with his quick wit but I also find Rob Bryden funny and very underrated. We all have our own taste in comedians but in my opinion it's one of the funniest shows on tv.
He is good though, although how much is down to the writers or him, I'm not sure. He certainly interacts very well.
I'm surprised how many (elsewhere) hadn't realised how much Lee is the star.
11-11-2018, 07:28 PM
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Re: Would I Lie To You? Any Fans of the Show on Here?
Originally Posted by Gravitas
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Well that is a start. The treatment is clearly working already. Keep it up. Do you have access to the Dave channel? I could earmark a couple of crackers for you.
They had better be funny...... hyena laugh funny!
11-11-2018, 09:12 PM
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Re: Would I Lie To You? Any Fans of the Show on Here?
Originally Posted by Artangel
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Yes, l do. Go on then, hit me with the crackers that you recommend! They had better be funny...... hyena laugh funny!
Just look at it like a child might, without all that baggage you carry around in your cynical mind.
Or just poor yourself a strong drink if that works (and your not a depressive drinker).
12-11-2018, 09:47 AM
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Re: Would I Lie To You? Any Fans of the Show on Here?
Originally Posted by Gravitas
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I'm onto it. To get the benefit from comedy i.e. find it extra funny, you need to watch it without the "inner critic" dominant. That is to "lose yourself in it". It's a bit like Krishnamurti used to say about the observer and the observed. You need the absence of the observer - just the observed. But that last bit will confuse you even more.Just look at it like a child might, without all that baggage you carry around in your cynical mind.
Or just poor yourself a strong drink if that works (and your not a depressive drinker).
Nah to the drink, l am more partial to a line of coke and a couple of E’s!
Seriously, Gravi, I never get get depressed, it attracts bad luck. No baggage either, l admit to being a cynic though!
You really need to get your haemorrhoids sorted, they make you grumpy!
12-11-2018, 04:09 PM
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Re: Would I Lie To You? Any Fans of the Show on Here?
Originally Posted by Artangel
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What’s the hold up?Nah to the drink, l am more partial to a line of coke and a couple of E’s!
Seriously, Gravi, I never get get depressed, it attracts bad luck. No baggage either, l admit to being a cynic though!
You really need to get your haemorrhoids sorted, they make you grumpy!
Anyway, on checking it seems Dave has finally decided to have a break from showing three episodes a night, for now at least. But there is one on Tuesday at 10pm with Charlie Brooker and Michael Ball. It. like most, is a good one.
And of course the new ones are still being shown on Friday on BBC1.
12-11-2018, 04:16 PM
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Re: Would I Lie To You? Any Fans of the Show on Here?
Originally Posted by Gravitas
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I'm not grumpy, I was just trying to explain something very important. But I failed. I'm not surprised, it can be difficult to understand. By "baggage" I meant the storehouse of thought.Anyway, on checking it seems Dave has finally decided to have a break from showing three episodes a night, for now at least. But there is one on Tuesday at 10pm with Charlie Brooker and Michael Ball. It. like most, is a good one.
And of course the new ones are still being shown on Friday on BBC1.
I will have a look.
13-11-2018, 08:43 PM
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Re: Would I Lie To You? Any Fans of the Show on Here?
Originally Posted by d00d
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Love it. Laugh out loud. But haven't seen it in a year or two.
Actually, there are two on tonight on Dave from 10pm. The second one is a compilation.
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