Mourns "Better Off Ted" again

Or both.
Briggs wrote some of the things that defined my childhood (as did Dahl).

His "League of Gentlemen" co-creators/stars made an anthology series called "Inside Number Nine" for BBC2 recently (2 seasons).

I mentioned this on another thread this week - you really need to see the animated "When the Wind Blows".

SPOILER:

The only thing I have stopped watching part way through (and it was featured on another article this week) was "Wolf" - but that was because it was shit and I left the cinema.
I still haven't finished the final season of "Hannibal", mainly because I don't want it to end.

I am wearing my business socks.

The British are always looking for a Q.
Queuing is our national pastime.

Yeah fam, we is well connected.

[standard comment about Australian Intelligence oxymoron]

BTW, are you going to be watching the rugby world cup match this Saturday (Sunday for you I guess)? It's going to be huge.

There's a lot wrong with that quoted sentence: MI5 and MI6 have always sought to recruit people who can be considered ordinary in appearance and behaviour, so that they do not stand out.
And it's not England - it's the UK.

Oooh, ye will buy ma chicken

CancerAIDS, I assume

That was bleak

Watership Down (Adams' book) is based very close to where I grew up.
My mother let us watch it when we were very young. It freaked me out.

But ginger really is more of a year-round spice.

Will.i.am - he'll need to change his hairstyle though.

Ok, I won't.
But you're wrong.

Ctrl+H
"or"
"and"

Mrs periscopes enjoys horse-riding, and is about to get a horse of her own. Although I'm interested, I have left her to do all of this by herself, as we both think it's good for her to have a focus in life that isn't work or me.
I go weight-lifting in the gym, which she hates (except the results).