False. It was, of course, Sidney Poitier.

I can recommend the spotted dick.

Comparing any foodstuff to a Clif Bar is not complimentary.

Anything more specific? Parramatta Road is a long fucking road.

I think I was sharing it in the cinema.

@avclub-022199896b1f52952c180b60caa681bd:disqus Nah, your shenanigans are cheeky and fun. Unless Farva's, which are cruel and tragic.

It was definitely Choco, Chocolate Cheese.

Hey, wait a minute, hold on there! This flying carpet wasn't double-bolted!

You bastard, you made it start again! Now it's never gonna leave my head!
 
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So the question becomes, which of these fine people is dc191?

It's a bit like the scene from History of the World, Part I where Mel Brooks, Nigel Hawthorne and Spike Milligan briefly share a stage (and Milligan has no lines!)

As it turned out, I had slightly misremembered. From the synopsis:

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Could be worse - Britain abolished slavery in 2010 (thanks QI!).

Not many people know this, but I owned the first radio in Springfield. Not much on the
air then, just Edison reciting the alphabet over and over. A he'd say; then B.
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@avclub-759ba0c9f2099627f2b76dda79b8bd54:disqus Did he have a brother named Harfatum? If so, then yes I get the reference.

I read that too, on The Onion AV Club website.

Consider your comedic knowledge expanded!

It tastes great, but you'll have trouble keeping it from coming apart.

Watch this twice and call me in the morning: