Funny that he chose 'who put the bomp' which has that line about the 'Ramalamadingdong'. Now remember when Alan's chauffuer on Knowing Knowing Me Knowing Yule revelaed that Alan calls Asians 'Ramadanadingdongs'. His favourite childhood tune probably inspired that. The Alan Partridge lore runs deep.
Alan's 'Fact of the Day': At 2:11, the 'gibberish Hindi song' is Woh Jab Yaad Aaye Bahut Yaad Aaye, from the 1963 Indian film Parasmani. How it became part of the Alan universe is something only he or The Gibbons could answer
In a nutshell: Like listening to it on fat headphones while GoKarting. Btw I first heard this clip on the radio while driving and nearly crashed the car due to crying with laughter.
As a child I always considered the Grandstand theme to herald the end of fun television for a Saturday morning where the antics of Pip Schofield, Sarah Greene and Gordon The Gopher, later Ed the Duck, on Going Live were replaced with dry, boring sports commentary. Listening to it now, it takes me back to a simpler time when you didn't need instant access to on-demand streamed anal sex to stave off the kids injecting heroin into their eyeballls. We can never go back.
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Funny that he chose 'who put the bomp' which has that line about the 'Ramalamadingdong'. Now remember when Alan's chauffuer on Knowing Knowing Me Knowing Yule revelaed that Alan calls Asians 'Ramadanadingdongs'. His favourite childhood tune probably inspired that. The Alan Partridge lore runs deep.
I’ve seen this and knowing me knowing Yule but never made the connection wel done.
Alan's 'Fact of the Day': At 2:11, the 'gibberish Hindi song' is Woh Jab Yaad Aaye Bahut Yaad Aaye, from the 1963 Indian film Parasmani. How it became part of the Alan universe is something only he or The Gibbons could answer
A song without words is just a tune
Those jitter buggers have got the moves
"Simple leather purses". Very simple, very moving.
Thanks you, Carol!
PutinWithAnimals “ - - Fat cow!!!”
Gobbledegook and Codswallop two of my favourite words.
listening to that song while go karting sounds pretty sweet
So true how the Grandstand theme came to jar with the insipid coverage
Thanks BBC Radio 4!
Jurassic Park! that was amazing. might be coogans best writing to date, saying a lot this I understand. Thank you
"Are you on an E!?!"
In a nutshell: Like listening to it on fat headphones while GoKarting. Btw I first heard this clip on the radio while driving and nearly crashed the car due to crying with laughter.
Paul Gaskell I don’t know why that was so funny, I can imagine Alan actually doing that haha
brilliant mate, thanks for the upload
Thanks for the upload
That's the longest intro to Grandstand I've ever seen
I had to splice together around five of them
@@rotallyPumpered SPLICEWORLD!
“ desperate sporting events like the UK snooker masters from...wherever the snooker masters are from”😂 omg...I’m going to die 😂..
hectic dancing :D
I was a keen bet wetter 😂
Alan and Sally Gunnell got wasted together in Tokyo, Japan.
An all over wipe to the main danger areas with a flannel was deemed to suffice before hand.
They had an all nighter to 23:15.
@@gordonferrar7782 I need a fourth Partridge audiobook.
Tungsten tipped screws
2:30 Seems that Partridge slightly mispronounced "negativity".
Eating a plate of beans..... lol
Competitive bean eating contest
Alan scoops gold for Britain!
i have no clue how he can keep from laughing saying this shit
Brilliant what's it off?
It was a clip on a regular feature of Radio Four's Saturday Live earlier this month
Needless to say ......I had the last laugh
Where is this from?
Alan has a daughter?!
Yes, Denise
He'd rather not talk about it/her
He has a photo of her at the travel tavern
Yes she really looks like him
Yeah, she’s a bit of a rebel
Absolute tripe....Coogan running off at the mouth.
This isn't as good as 'the trip ' alan goes to Italy with rob Brydon
As a child I always considered the Grandstand theme to herald the end of fun television for a Saturday morning where the antics of Pip Schofield, Sarah Greene and Gordon The Gopher, later Ed the Duck, on Going Live were replaced with dry, boring sports commentary.
Listening to it now, it takes me back to a simpler time when you didn't need instant access to on-demand streamed anal sex to stave off the kids injecting heroin into their eyeballls. We can never go back.
Amazing comment.
Needles to say you've won comment of the week (sponsored by Castrol GTX)
So true, as soon as the GS theme started it was time to go out.
Eamon Hanka 😀