Please stop calling it the LABOR Party.

I wish his voice hadn't been getting progressively more squeaky and cartoonish. I used to find him far sweeter when he spoke like a recognisable human being.

I wish his voice hadn't been getting progressively more squeaky and cartoonish. I used to find him far sweeter when he spoke like a recognisable human being.

Yeah, it'd be really fitting after the Dethfashion epsiode with the Klaus Kinski ringer.

Yeah, it'd be really fitting after the Dethfashion epsiode with the Klaus Kinski ringer.

Was that the first time we've seen the character who has been the delivering lines in Werner Herzog's voice? Kind of intriguing.

Was that the first time we've seen the character who has been the delivering lines in Werner Herzog's voice? Kind of intriguing.

Yeah, that was great.
I'm also a little ashamed to admit how hard I laughed at the intimate photos Muderface had taken of himself. Seems so perfectly in character.

Yeah, that was great.
I'm also a little ashamed to admit how hard I laughed at the intimate photos Muderface had taken of himself. Seems so perfectly in character.

I enjoyed his recent R4 panel show, 'It's not what you know'. It was Jupp's delightful patter that made it worth listening to (because it certainly wasn't the same line-up of guests who rotate around these programmes with a tiresome frequency or the wafer-thin premise).

I enjoyed his recent R4 panel show, 'It's not what you know'. It was Jupp's delightful patter that made it worth listening to (because it certainly wasn't the same line-up of guests who rotate around these programmes with a tiresome frequency or the wafer-thin premise).

The Blackout was appalling. Was so full of weird americanisms: people naysaying 'bullshit' and trying to elect a mayor of Yorkshire or some nonsense. And why was Dervla Kerwin so speciffically worried about her alcoholic husband having a "blackout" because he looks a her a bit blankly sometimes? Those dark and dead…

The Blackout was appalling. Was so full of weird americanisms: people naysaying 'bullshit' and trying to elect a mayor of Yorkshire or some nonsense. And why was Dervla Kerwin so speciffically worried about her alcoholic husband having a "blackout" because he looks a her a bit blankly sometimes? Those dark and dead…

On the subject of Miles Jupp, I can't believe that Archie the Inventor was only like 22 years old. I think being a little overweight and wearing glasses and a kilt can make a person look a lot older than they are. Or maybe it just seems like moving to some farflung hibernian islannd, living in a garish-coloured wee…

On the subject of Miles Jupp, I can't believe that Archie the Inventor was only like 22 years old. I think being a little overweight and wearing glasses and a kilt can make a person look a lot older than they are. Or maybe it just seems like moving to some farflung hibernian islannd, living in a garish-coloured wee…