“He looked inside and there was a wee jobbie. ‘Put it on...’”

Kimmy Schmidt; Orange Is The New Black; Crazy Ex Girlfriend; Frankie and Gracie- A lot of Netflix original content is finishing this year.

Also “there will always be war between Ranger supporters and Celtic supporters as long as they keep shitting in our shoes; and we keep pissing in their bovril.”

I did think when he did a short video segment for the last Comic Relief that was his swan song- especially given how active he’s been in Comic Relief for years.

“Paddy’s Day”

I drank in moderation in December, and will continue to do so in January. Plus the pubs are back to being safe spaces now that the amateur drinkers have gone. I’ve always said that if you are considering doing a “Dry” month, I think it’s time you really need to reconsider your relationship with alcohol.

Is Childish Gombeeno contractually obliged to make that face in every photo?

They call it “thrumping the tuppence”...

I did notice that a lot of americans use the “nursery vernacular” instead of proper words, when talking about these kind of things, eg “hoohoo” and “haha” for penis and vagina. I do remember, in New Jersey, telling a group of people that I had to go take a slash, to which on of the ladies present said “don’t you mean…

Chibnall, rather than Whitaker, was always the weak point I anticipated.

Chidi’s brain being broken by the tittle above the I in Jeremy Bearimy was probably the best for me this year.

Totally agree. 

Worse, they are like shark’s eyes...

I’m going to give a shout out to Christopher Melloni in Happy! Though the whole series could have been better, it wasn’t for Melloni’s performance.

“Haka dance” is a tautology- haka means dance.

So, where does this leave Weird Al’s Word Crimes?

I would also add Derry Girls to this list, which is now on Netflix US. A great comedy about 4 teenage girls (and a guy) growing up in Northern Ireland during the Troubles.

ha, I read that as “that’s what I fart”. Apt.

It reminds me of an Of Monsters And Men video...

I call it Chinese salt and just get on with it.