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Nice reminder of just how good Angus was. I wonder what he's doing now?

1992 November

Cracking episode.

Rip Martin young

The thumbnail says it's 1 hour 17 minutes long yet it abruptly ends after 10 minutes?

Danny Baker........ Oh dear

If Angus had nonced on some kids the BBC would have protected him and he'd probably still be hosting!

Ps thanks for the upload. I don't care what era I watch, this show is always excellent.

So bizarre hearing Jimmy Saville being referred to as vagurley normal. Was he ever? 😁

Back in the days when people weren't afraid to be funny.

Everything is grey

"Semolina?!"

How do you manage to get the video quality that baad?

Dick Small 😂

❤Spike Milligan 😂😂😂

12:00 is foreshadowing, and so funny considering why he was kicked off the show.

The current series (67) is very poor compared to these older versions. The quiz element is virtually gone and the humour isn’t far behind.

Wogan. Ghastly bully.

time for more hignfy specials

Wanted to watch this again for years but my DVD got scratched 😢 so glad you've uploaded it and, welcome back!🎉

You’re back! 🥳

"You want to get out more." Paul revealed in the DVD commentary for _The Best of Have I Got News for You_ that he'd been saying that to Caroline at home a lot, so when she said it back to him on the show it threw him for a moment.

11:02 Angus certainly knew how much prostitutes charged... 😏

12:37 onward, the penis ... and Bill Wyman... and "stuffing down my throat"... 🤣

Shame you can't show S10E02 with the panel's legendary takedown of McDonald's in the Odd One Out round, especially Angus's autocue lines (I believe they were reprinted in a tie-in book)... Angus: Paul, your four visions of loveliness are... The back legs of a mouse; the E.Coli 157 bacteria; a nematode worm; and some raw sewage. Paul: Is the back legs of a mouse the only thing that hasn't been offered a job on Channel 5? Erm... Well I think this is... is this McDonald's? Is it things that have been found in kitchens? Have McDonald's invented a cheeseburger with the back legs of a mouse? You order it, it comes walking towards you. And in a few years time it'll have a little voice box so it'll speak to you as you're eating it - "Been drinking coffee, have we, sir?" Ian: McDonald's are notoriously litigious. Paul: I know, I had to pose it as a question rather than a statement. So it's things found, isn't it? Angus: Yes, I have to own up, you're absolutely right. As we see them again, they have all, allegedly, been found in McDonald's food, except...? Paul: Oh yeah, of course, ahem... is there a beefburger there? There isn't is there! _[Audience laughter and applause]_ Well I remember the one in the bottom left... _[The nematode worm]_ ...It's nibbling the lettuce! I don't know... the back legs of a mouse. Angus: Ian, do you want to have a try? Ian: Well, it must be, the... you know, the sp... Bob Mills: Oh come on, man, say it! Ian: The Jeffrey Archer! Angus: The raw sewage? Erm, yes, that's the right answer, so you'll have to share the points. That's the only one that hasn't been found in McDonald's food despite this week's courtroom allegation that raw sewage flooded the kitchen of their Colchester branch. McDonald's staff eventually cleaned the sewage out without food being contaminated, although it would have been a brave man who tried the chocolate milkshake that afternoon. The E.Coli bacteria in a McDonald's restaurant was said by the Department of Health to be responsible for a major outbreak of food poisoning in Preston. McDonald's took immediate action by renaming it the E.Coli McBacteria. In 1989 McDonald's apologised to a customer who found a nematode worm in his Filet-O-Fish, though they insisted the worm was perfectly harmless because it was dead. Presumably because it had eaten some E.Coli bacteria. In 1992 Eric Schneider took a big bite out of the McRib he'd just bought and discovered he was eating the rear end of a mouse. _[Audience groans in disgust]_ There's a different at McDonald's you *won't* enjoy.

"You can photocopy it for less than a pound!"

"He's giving the lawnmower a seeing to there, isn't he? I reckon he should get the father drunk and go for a full house!" Brilliant line by Paul, and Ian's rant about the whole Alan Clark thing is just wonderful. Likely fuelled by the appendicitis plaguing him at that point in time, but still...

I had this on VHS nad must have worn it out on repeat viewings. I was young and this definitely informed my humour.

Still miss angus

Derek Jameson lol

I think Paul exhibited a little irritation that Wossy got to interrupt with silliness more than himself. Paul often shows disinterest at others' jokes.

It's WOOSSSSYYYY !!!

I thought Paula was quite lovely, coy in fact, and held her own well against much personal ribbing.

Well that was a foreshadow of an opening joke!

I miss 1992.

Angus' deadpan and masterful delivery is sorely missed. The Bill Wyman part is expecially hilarious.

She isn't good but she had a terrible childhood. He father was a media vicar who got caught for the usual vicar sins. Made a reasonable career with a tragic end. Be kind.

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6:38

RIP Annabelle

15:56

'while we foul the doorstep of round two' 😂😂😂

Ian proving how little acting experience he has

Littlejohn just sat there writing things down and saying nothing. Just like when he's at work.

In the days before all the animosity 🤔

Thank you!

RIP Annabel Giles

for me this is the best episode ever brilliant panel melvyn bragg so a good a sport and mike yarwood so talented and sadly missed

17:46 Odd joke here, but just a joke I think

15:54 Not good form to complain about peoples accents