Aww hell, I hate the production on 2000s BNL (although the fault is probably more in the songwriting, if truth be told)

Shame on you A-C, shame on you…

"Sorry Mr. Burns but I don't go in for any of these back-door shenanigans"

The bit where Neil goes to join the police and the boss is Sayle dressed up as Mussolini is pretty brilliant

Ade Edmondson seems to be mainly playing in his band, The Bad Shepherds, at the moment. They play folk covers of punk/new wave songs - they're actually pretty good

IT'S A PALOMINO

The final episode will reveal that the kids are just figments of his imagination and he's narrating while preparing a murder/suicide of the 'mother'

Spitting Games is pretty fun

DA DA DAAAA DA DA DA DA DAAAAAAAAA

So this has nothing to do with football hooligans?

Well he is evil

Team Munch!

That vagina really tied the room together

Watch it you -  it's our language, we can add superfluous 'u's wherever we want.

Their early EPs were good - much more raw, but when the album rolled around they'd got themselves a major label deal and so it was produced to within an inch of its life.

As Graham Linehan is no doubt sick of having to explain - The IT Crown is filmed in front of a live studio audience, who may have the bloody cheek to find jokes funny and express this by laughing out loud, thus removing the meditative silence that the viewers at home had wished for.

The Vietnam-movie escape from the womens' lingerie section in the department store in the Christmas episode is one of my favourite comedy sequences ever (so much so that the otherwise brilliant episode seems less funny because it has to follow that sequence)

The Hold Steady?

The best thing about Sherlock and the worst thing about Doctor Who*?

LIKED Because I am really enjoying reading The Woman In White