A bar in my old college town had a drink called the Gargle Blaster... and you truly only did need one. I never saw someone even finish the one without dire consequences.
"And no sneaky knocking Mr Dent's house down while he's away, alright?" "The slightest thought hadn't even begun to speculate about the merest possibility of crossing my mind!" Well, if you can't trust the undeniable sincerity in those words, and in that genuinely benevolent smile that crossed over Mr Prosser's face as he lay down, who in the entire universe can you trust?
As if the Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster wasn't ridiculous enough all on it's own, that acid-etched, smoking hole in the floor, added just the right touch for the TV version.
You should look more into the original radio series as well. That's what the show is based on moreso than the books (same order of events and such), though there are still differences.
@Mary C Hi, from 🇳🇱 I purchased the 2 movies, the radio series, the audiobooks, the 5 books of the trilogy 😉 and the 6th book, written by Eloin Colfer. He used the notes in DNA's computer to create this 6th book. He did pretty well, btw. Every night I listen to h2g2, and it helps me fall asleep with a smile on my face. Cheers
The miniseries is so much better than the movie. It's actually what got me interested in the book, which is possibly one of the best - if not _the best_ -science fiction books written.
I have to say the movie did a better job adapting the legendary book for a common viewer, as an introduction. It was an exceptionally good movie in this regard. But the series, without a doubt, is a classic, an unbeatable classic. And it aged really well, the humour, the acting, the graphics, especially the graphics and all of the visual component. I'm in love with it.
You were extremely fortunate. After my first one, I had to have a complete brain transplant. Now all I can do is attempt to write witty responses to comments on TH-cam.
I love the little flavour text about where you can get the drink and how much it costs: "$90 + life imprisonment" "$104, medical insurance compulsory" "$75, kidney donors 25% discount" "$80, terminals only" Some of the listed places are apparently haunts of Zaphod and Ford, as I'm pretty sure they reminisce about them later on.
Interestingly, in the original radio series, it was Arthur that convinced the foreman to take his place using the same logic. Personally, I think it makes more sense with Ford doing it, since he knows it wont matter if they uphold the deal or not.
I agree. It's kind of hard to believe that Arthur came up with that whole spiel in 10 seconds in the radio show. With Ford, since he's an Alien, & a clever one, you could imagine that he's pretty quick to come up with such things for getting out of situations or bamboozling people.
@@ProtoKun7 The logic is just as shaky in Alien terms. Ford came up with it because Ford is the interstellar hitchhiker. So Ford is the one who has experience bamboozling people.
@@Sewblon Ford also doesn't need to think that this idea should last for more than a minute, since the fate of the house doesn't actually matter to him.
The first-half of this scene strikes me as Douglas Adams' British re-imagination of Tom Sawyer convincing his friends to pay him for the privilege of completing his fence-whitewashing task for him -- by fellow author and brilliant humorist Mark Twain. :-)
Arrange for your recovery treatment before imbibing a pan galactic gargle blaster. You'll be in no condition to make legal contracts once you've had it.
The tablet is clearly shown throughout this series as the brightly animated animated "pages". The Encyclopedia Galactica is a competing publication which is obviously printed on inferior material such as paper, and with etched illustrations. The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy sells *rather better* than the Encyclopedia Galactica.
That's not a spoiler. It's a teaser. The answer's 42 but you still need to read the books to discover what the question is. Spoiler: It's what is 6 x 7? And now you know. Congratulations. Now you can live your life content in the knowledge that that's that.
@@Grimread It's actually "What do you get if you multiply six by nine?" As Arthur says, I always thought there was something fundamentally wrong with the universe.
Great radio series. Which got aired in Canada after the book more or less disappeared due to no publicity. This allowed me to lead a production assistant into a near full on Twilight Zone, albeit unintended, by predicting the contents of each episode just before recording it for airplay. I suspect she was expecting to be sent to the corn field after I had pulled the name Slarty Bartfast out of thin air.
Barkeep, I'll have a bottle of Ole Janx Spirit.🙃 Adams also did some writing with the Boys from Monty Pythons Flying Circus, who's influence is definitely reflected in the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy Series. The books were somewhat like Doctor Who meets Monty Python, and what a fine mashup it was. 😁
@@jacks1368 Douglas Adam's wasn't an occasional writer for Doctor Who, he was a script editor for its Seventeenth season, and co-wrote the most watched Doctor Who story ever, the city of death.
It's funny that Sam Rockwell cites Johnny Depp playing Capt. Jack Sparrow as Keith Richards as his inspiration for doing a Bill Clinton/George W./Elvis hybrid for his take on Zaphod. Look at Ford talking Prosser into lying in front of the bulldozer and tell me you don't see Sparrow in that bit. lol "And if you'd like to pop off for a quick one yourself later on, we could always cover for you in return. Savvy?"
Rocos had an early non-speaking part as a green-skinned alien in the first episode of the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy television series (1981), demonstrating the effects of a Pan-Galactic Gargle Blaster. According to Rocos she was later lunching at the BBC with The Hitchhiker's... director Alan Bell when they were approached by Jim Moir, later Head of Light Entertainment, who asked her to audition for a new show he was developing.
The actual line is- Ford: Myself I'd trust him to the end of the Earth. Arthur: And how far away is that? Ford: About five minutes away. Come on I need a drink.
Never seen the tv series before, but I've read the books and watched the movie they made in the 00s. It seems this tv series was much more faithful to the books than the movie. Whether that's better or not is up to the viewer to decide.
I grew up with this BBC TV series... I saw enough trailers of the movie to not go to watch it. Which is sad, as it was Adams' final work, but alas, it got the Hollywood treatment and lost all the charm of the original series (which was very faithful to the book).
Haaaaaa...this open dialogue so reminds one of the on-going discourse between the U.K. and the E.U. over Brexit......''If you know we're going to leave....and you drag-on like We're going to hang-around; So, if You don't mind, We're just going to Walk-out of the Union and have a new economic life Else-where on this Planet and You can act like We're still here--Negotiating and you can, since you really don't need us there or here at the Negotiating Table put you can act like were there...and if you want...when You guys decide to Dis-Union...can join us in a Pub....'sounds alright?'
"It is a well known fact that those people who most want to rule people are, ipso facto, those least suited to do it. To summarize the summary: anyone who is capable of getting themselves made President should on no account be allowed to do the job." - The Hitchhiker's Guide.
Is there ever going to be a soundtrack release of this show? I've been a fan of Paddy Kingsland's work for decades and looking for an H2G2 TV adaptation soundtrack ever since the mid-80s.
The part about the Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster was cut in the German broadcast of this episode. Apparently that wasn't even because of the scantily clad green alien, but because the broadcasting station wanted all episodes to have exactly the same length. The cut version is also the only one available on DVD in Germany.
Hmm... it looks to me like this Pan-Galactic Gargle Blaster is made of the same ingredients as grog from "The Secret of Monkey Island", especially in light of how CORROSIVE that stuff is! Here are the ingredients: Kerosene, Propylene Glycol, Artificial Sweeteners, Sulfuric Acid, Rum, Acetone, Battery Acid, Red dye #2, SCUMM, Axle Grease, and/or Pepperoni.
3:58 A 'wise' man recommended that you only sample one glass of the (Pan Galactic) Gargle Blaster. Wiser men recommend that you'd partake in drinking xenomorph blood, due to its less acidic aftertaste.
I love this clip. I grew up with the show, so its total nostalgia for me! Im so sad most younger people only know the 2005 movie - Even though i think its a good "remake"
I was born in 1992 and I saw the 2005 film before I saw the 1981 miniseries. The miniseries is actually what made me read the book. I like the miniseries way better. I actually don't care about the film at all.
My recipe for Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster 3 oz Tonic water 2 oz Creme De Menthe 2 oz Absinthe 1 oz EverClear Served chilled in a martini Glass Garnish with Gold Leaf and a lemon wedge.
Wetherspoons have a chain of pubs called 'The Moon Under Water', from an essay by George Orwell about the characteristics of his ideal public house. They should have a chain of 'Evildrome Boozaramas' instead.
Either the fumes themselves will make you drunk...or you drink it and your descendants seven to fifty generations down the line will be buzzed in turn.
This is amazing tv series was so good but the film was very average this was the best which location was this scene filmed at?? And where was the pub simply amazed how ahead of its time it was really the book the superb acting now I want a copy on dvd or blueray
3:59 - Hmm. I say, I don't remember any of this jollily charming lot parading through the original series. Innocently bystanding earthlings - right - eagerly preparing to boil away into space in order to make way for a hyperspace bypass, perhaps? Rather. Ah, well .. ... ta-ta, thumbs out and a Happy Towel Day to All You Zarkin' Froods! 😝
This was a lot closer and truer to the book by Douglas Adams than that movie was that movie with a f****** joke it wasn't a very funny one this is true to the spirit of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy rest in peace Douglas that'll do author that'll do
I still prefer the 2005 movie but this is still pretty good. Also didn't know he made the drink but it makes sense now way he's president because everyone had their brains smashed.
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I always loved the idea of galavanting around the universe in your bed clothes
Don't forget your towel.
A bar in my old college town had a drink called the Gargle Blaster... and you truly only did need one. I never saw someone even finish the one without dire consequences.
Considering most 'Earth' recipes for the Gargle Blaster involve a significant portion of straight ethanol, I can believe it.
They should have described it as 'mostly harmful.'
*drink...but very carefully*
@@lonewolf9390: Of course, if one were truly being careful, they wouldn't drink it at all.
@@lonewolf9390 In other words... "don't panic" ;)
"And no sneaky knocking Mr Dent's house down while he's away, alright?"
"The slightest thought hadn't even begun to speculate about the merest possibility of crossing my mind!"
Well, if you can't trust the undeniable sincerity in those words, and in that genuinely benevolent smile that crossed over Mr Prosser's face as he lay down, who in the entire universe can you trust?
Nobody. Seriously, don't.
@@wonkothesane8691 okay, i won't.
Given the Earth was to be demolished in 12 min, I would say trust issues were irrelevant.
He wouldve made a good doctor, he even has the attire for it.
Adam's worked on Dr Who. I think Zaphod and Dirk Gently are very much like the Doctor.
Zappa Wench Zaphod? I don’t think the Doctor would be keen of Zaphod
Maybe Ford and the Doctor know each other. The Doctor did describe Arthur Dent as "a nice man."
a lot of the ideas for Hitchhiker's, Dirk Gently, et al came from his notes for Doctor Who scripts
&vatsENoftYuhNoose!
Takes me right back to 1981 when I first saw this on BBC 1 and loved it ever since 😍
As if the Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster wasn't ridiculous enough all on it's own, that acid-etched, smoking hole in the floor, added just the right touch for the TV version.
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David Dixon is INCREDIBLE as Ford. In fact, all the actors are fantastic.
Almost finished the book, ordered the dvd an hour ago, because this series is absolutely gold 😆
You should've watched the dvd after the whole series, the dvd covers the first three books or so.
The continuity is really confusing. Can I recommend the radio series?
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You should look more into the original radio series as well. That's what the show is based on moreso than the books (same order of events and such), though there are still differences.
Make sure you buy the series rather than the film. The film was 'so depressing' compared to the series.
@Mary C Hi, from 🇳🇱
I purchased the 2 movies, the radio series, the audiobooks, the 5 books of the trilogy 😉 and the 6th book, written by Eloin Colfer. He used the notes in DNA's computer to create this 6th book. He did pretty well, btw.
Every night I listen to h2g2, and it helps me fall asleep with a smile on my face.
Cheers
The miniseries is so much better than the movie. It's actually what got me interested in the book, which is possibly one of the best - if not _the best_ -science fiction books written.
Couldn't agree more.
Yep.
I would like it but 69 is a funnier number than 70.
The mini-series dvd set is next to all my Red Dwarf dvd's. Couldn't have one without the other.
I have to say the movie did a better job adapting the legendary book for a common viewer, as an introduction. It was an exceptionally good movie in this regard. But the series, without a doubt, is a classic, an unbeatable classic. And it aged really well, the humour, the acting, the graphics, especially the graphics and all of the visual component. I'm in love with it.
The Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster was the most amazing drink I've ever had. I only suffered minor drain bamage.
Very minor case of accute brain damage
How would you know ?
@@terrysullivan1992dont drink the stuff I remmber being smarter and more capeable now ive a hangover 4 life
You were extremely fortunate. After my first one, I had to have a complete brain transplant. Now all I can do is attempt to write witty responses to comments on TH-cam.
I love the little flavour text about where you can get the drink and how much it costs:
"$90 + life imprisonment"
"$104, medical insurance compulsory"
"$75, kidney donors 25% discount"
"$80, terminals only"
Some of the listed places are apparently haunts of Zaphod and Ford, as I'm pretty sure they reminisce about them later on.
IrishStewENthyNazeHenreadChikiBoyKilazOmaRodeo!
In, as you say... the mud.
This guy in the hat is a descendant of Genghis Khan according to the book.
Who isnt? Something like 10% of the current world population is related to him.
@@ATMOSK1234 yeah but this guy keeps having hallucinations of pillaging and torching villages
He should have been wearing a furry hat that he liked to roll around on his head.
ATMOSK1234 no
He has a predeliction for little fur hats
Arthur will soon find that losing his house is about to be the least of his worries.
instead of a bypass, they are building HS2 and the restaurant at the end of the universe is now a macdolands.
Saah!BoritzzMhooureeCreazoteWivYurhRushANS,sir!ARf10\8za!
I wonder what the odds are of somebody having their home demolished twice in one day.
Cleo Rocos played the woman in the PanGalactic Gargle Blaster
Interestingly, in the original radio series, it was Arthur that convinced the foreman to take his place using the same logic. Personally, I think it makes more sense with Ford doing it, since he knows it wont matter if they uphold the deal or not.
I agree.
It's kind of hard to believe that Arthur came up with that whole spiel in 10 seconds in the radio show.
With Ford, since he's an Alien, & a clever one, you could imagine that he's pretty quick to come up with such things for getting out of situations or bamboozling people.
Also, being an alien, it makes more sense that the logic of the whole idea is a bit shaky in human terms.
@@ProtoKun7 The logic is just as shaky in Alien terms. Ford came up with it because Ford is the interstellar hitchhiker. So Ford is the one who has experience bamboozling people.
@@Sewblon Ford also doesn't need to think that this idea should last for more than a minute, since the fate of the house doesn't actually matter to him.
A great example of Douglas Adams continually polishing and refining his work, long after the original deadline has whooshed past.
39 people have no idea where their towels are.
Make it 57 now, these fools will never learn
@@Wander1508 62 now. I say give them Vogon poetry to read.
If you don't know where your towel is, you are fucked. Oh, so fucked.
WevaStatShoon!NaaWenDawnStepzWivYazSoveeGordzGardenazAk2ParAimBulLetARazAlfeezCooom!..
The first-half of this scene strikes me as Douglas Adams' British re-imagination of Tom Sawyer convincing his friends to pay him for the privilege of completing his fence-whitewashing task for him -- by fellow author and brilliant humorist Mark Twain. :-)
This clip is straight out of twain haha
NossaMowBeDict!
Thank you so much for uploading this! I love The Hitchhikers Guide it's one of my favourite book series and the tv series is just as hilarious :)
Cleo Rocos as a cool teenager. playing a cool female alien. drinking a hot beverage. and ending up with a hot corpse stare!!
The actress drinking the pan galactic gargle blaster is Cleo Rocos, must have been one of her early parts.
Seems she was 18 or 19 at the time.
Don’t give me none more of that old janx spirit.
Best drink in existence is one hell of a title to hold.
Arrange for your recovery treatment before imbibing a pan galactic gargle blaster. You'll be in no condition to make legal contracts once you've had it.
Douglas Adam's had already imagined the tablet back then but BBC hadn't grasped the concept yet I.e encyclopedia Galactica
The tablet is clearly shown throughout this series as the brightly animated animated "pages". The Encyclopedia Galactica is a competing publication which is obviously printed on inferior material such as paper, and with etched illustrations. The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy sells *rather better* than the Encyclopedia Galactica.
and now I need to watch the whole series again
YuronPatroll!!
I used to fancy Ford Perfect so much.
Prefect.
Spoiler..
42
tarkineWild We apologize for the inconvenience
Erik A it's about time somebody did
That's not a spoiler. It's a teaser. The answer's 42 but you still need to read the books to discover what the question is.
Spoiler:
It's what is 6 x 7?
And now you know. Congratulations. Now you can live your life content in the knowledge that that's that.
At this moment in time you have 42 up votes! You win the internet!
@@Grimread It's actually "What do you get if you multiply six by nine?" As Arthur says, I always thought there was something fundamentally wrong with the universe.
I love that the Guide's font changes, and only changes this once throughout the whole show, when it names the drink.
Ad placement.
O,chanelszA!
It also changes for Disaster Area
Great radio series. Which got aired in Canada after the book more or less disappeared due to no publicity. This allowed me to lead a production assistant into a near full on Twilight Zone, albeit unintended, by predicting the contents of each episode just before recording it for airplay.
I suspect she was expecting to be sent to the corn field after I had pulled the name Slarty Bartfast out of thin air.
ARTHUR DENT AND FORD PREFECT the real DYNAMIC DUO
WailVerzIzdaWevaENcrankIzAgutta...
3:28 Teetering-on-the-edge costume design.
I wonder how many takes that took...
This is so much better than Ford just bribing them with beer and snacks.
So much better than the film
Cleo Rocos sure is one fine looking dame.
I still don't get how she didn't pop a nipple out!
stunning woman!
Barkeep, I'll have a bottle of Ole Janx Spirit.🙃
Adams also did some writing with the Boys from Monty Pythons Flying Circus, who's influence is definitely reflected in the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy Series. The books were somewhat like Doctor Who meets Monty Python, and what a fine mashup it was. 😁
He was an occasional writer for Doctor Who. The third Hitchhikers book is even based on one of his Who plots that was rejected by the BBC.
I read somewhere that Ford Prefect (or rather the actor!) was the best Dr Who that we never got. I completely agree.
Ford getting the foreman to lay down sounds like something the 4th or 2nd Doctor would have done
@@jacks1368 Douglas Adam's wasn't an occasional writer for Doctor Who, he was a script editor for its Seventeenth season, and co-wrote the most watched Doctor Who story ever, the city of death.
Brilliant.
No other 'word tool' is needed.
FondazeAllz2ohmEeeteeez!
2:26 - 3:50
I could listen to Peter Jones’ voice for hours.
I'm amused that TH-cam is recommending me clips from both this and the newer release of the movie, it's been fun comparing the two :D
This should be on stream services.. Hulu it would be watched millions of times.. for the love of god let traditions be ..
So great to have visuals!
CyLAmpoonzENdohStewdioz!
Am I the only one who got an ASMR effect from Ford talking the guy into taking Arthur's place? Each time he says yes, my head feels fuzzy.
Yes
Perception Field... or perhaps Psychic Paper?
In...the mud.
It's funny that Sam Rockwell cites Johnny Depp playing Capt. Jack Sparrow as Keith Richards as his inspiration for doing a Bill Clinton/George W./Elvis hybrid for his take on Zaphod. Look at Ford talking Prosser into lying in front of the bulldozer and tell me you don't see Sparrow in that bit. lol
"And if you'd like to pop off for a quick one yourself later on, we could always cover for you in return. Savvy?"
I will never not snicker for "The Evildrome Boozarama"!
_Don't you know? It's the best bar in the entirety of Sector XXXZ5QZX! I even got myself that discount, kidney be damned!_
The name of my new bar. I wish.
Ziggie's Den of Iniquity
The fact that David Dixon's career never really took off is ridiculous.
I heard that he became a recluse so probably didn't want to act anymore.
Rocos had an early non-speaking part as a green-skinned alien in the first episode of the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy television series (1981), demonstrating the effects of a Pan-Galactic Gargle Blaster. According to Rocos she was later lunching at the BBC with The Hitchhiker's... director Alan Bell when they were approached by Jim Moir, later Head of Light Entertainment, who asked her to audition for a new show he was developing.
"Oh, I'd trust him to the end of the Earth"
The actual line is-
Ford: Myself I'd trust him to the end of the Earth.
Arthur: And how far away is that?
Ford: About five minutes away. Come on I need a drink.
"The slightest thought hadn't even begun to speculate about the merest _possibility_ of crossing my mind."
This video has been unliked by over fifty of the most unhoopy froods who ever hitchhiked. Probably forgot their towels or something.
AZduntPickupHeechshyzcaz!
Never seen the tv series before, but I've read the books and watched the movie they made in the 00s. It seems this tv series was much more faithful to the books than the movie. Whether that's better or not is up to the viewer to decide.
The film sucked
I grew up with this BBC TV series... I saw enough trailers of the movie to not go to watch it.
Which is sad, as it was Adams' final work, but alas, it got the Hollywood treatment and lost all the charm of the original series (which was very faithful to the book).
Haaaaaa...this open dialogue so reminds one of the on-going discourse between the U.K. and the E.U. over Brexit......''If you know we're going to leave....and you drag-on like We're going to hang-around; So, if You don't mind, We're just going to Walk-out of the Union and have a new economic life Else-where on this Planet and You can act like We're still here--Negotiating and you can, since you really don't need us there or here at the Negotiating Table put you can act like were there...and if you want...when You guys decide to Dis-Union...can join us in a Pub....'sounds alright?'
Yep. Sounds about right. If only more politics were that clear...
YeahRObo,itsYuhLay10WevaManGodOupOrWingetOz..!nonentites!
Oh Zaphod. Why oh why are we cursed with our CURRENT President instead of you? What an infinitely better curse you would be!
they can both lead to the destruction of the earth, but Zaphod does it with more charisma XD
Ysckemia No question. Also mixes a MUCH meaner drink than the Teetotaler in Chief.
"It is a well known fact that those people who most want to rule people are, ipso facto, those least suited to do it. To summarize the summary: anyone who is capable of getting themselves made President should on no account be allowed to do the job." - The Hitchhiker's Guide.
Trump 2020
It was all Zarjazxz, I never wanted the job then the Perilomatics kicked in last thing I knew...
Is there ever going to be a soundtrack release of this show? I've been a fan of Paddy Kingsland's work for decades and looking for an H2G2 TV adaptation soundtrack ever since the mid-80s.
He composed the Radio Four PM theme music, in use from 1979 to 1988.
The weirdest thing about this trick is for a moment it seems like it worked
Man, I've read the books but they are so chaotic I've forgot a lot of things, can't remember these bits at all, haha!
The part about the Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster was cut in the German broadcast of this episode. Apparently that wasn't even because of the scantily clad green alien, but because the broadcasting station wanted all episodes to have exactly the same length. The cut version is also the only one available on DVD in Germany.
We need more SLARTIBARTFAST!
Gosh, I haven't seen this in ages. Wait...am I actually first on something? Odd.
GASHUBOY Hooray!
Hmm... it looks to me like this Pan-Galactic Gargle Blaster is made of the same ingredients as grog from "The Secret of Monkey Island", especially in light of how CORROSIVE that stuff is! Here are the ingredients: Kerosene, Propylene Glycol, Artificial Sweeteners, Sulfuric Acid, Rum, Acetone, Battery Acid, Red dye #2, SCUMM, Axle Grease, and/or Pepperoni.
Hold the pepperoni, it gives me gas.
So long and thanks for all fish.....x
YuhGudtCheepsYa?
3:58
A 'wise' man recommended that you only sample one glass of the (Pan Galactic) Gargle Blaster. Wiser men recommend that you'd partake in drinking xenomorph blood, due to its less acidic aftertaste.
I love this clip. I grew up with the show, so its total nostalgia for me! Im so sad most younger people only know the 2005 movie - Even though i think its a good "remake"
SwizChizPulANT!
It was a pretty shitty movie actually
It's god-awful film that should have every copy of it destroyed.
I was born in 1992 and I saw the 2005 film before I saw the 1981 miniseries. The miniseries is actually what made me read the book. I like the miniseries way better. I actually don't care about the film at all.
Do Orion's drink this? I suspect an Orion Hurrican is actually a Pan Galatic Gargle Blaster Lite.
When are we going to have this back on our screens again.
not soon enough. even if its an hour away its never soon enough.
Lime7sysStarzKOKO!
My recipe for Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster
3 oz Tonic water
2 oz Creme De Menthe
2 oz Absinthe
1 oz EverClear
Served chilled in a martini Glass
Garnish with Gold Leaf and a lemon wedge.
you forgot the brick
Bartender: Last dude that vomited took at half the bar
DO NOT VOMIT!
"In, as you say, the mud."
Ford would make a great lawyer
Wetherspoons have a chain of pubs called 'The Moon Under Water', from an essay by George Orwell about the characteristics of his ideal public house. They should have a chain of 'Evildrome Boozaramas' instead.
Closest I've ever come to mixing a PGGB is when I mixed Everclear, tequila, sterno and gunpowder...the Nineties were lost to me after that.
Nsa,tsAlkeyolza!
I've got the book which is all the transcript it's from the radio series with some extra episodes I was only 7 when the show was on but loved it .
Every time the computer text dotters along, I keep thinking my phone is ringing.
What kind of fetid load of Dingoes' Kidneys downvoted this video?
Vogons
OK, how does anyone drink more than one of something that a single glass can put an instant hole in the floor?
Quickly!
because it tastes so damn good
You build a tolerance...
Enzymes, zoppie, it's all about the enzymes.
Prft, Russians drink that before breakfast.
A yes, the Gargle Blaster, I remember. Or at least I think I remember....
If you remember it, it wasn't a Gargle Blaster.
Barter 100
Speech 100
Jedi mind trick perk
One of Cleo Rocos’ first acting roles😊
Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster?? is that all you have? I prefer non-Pan Galactic...it's more refreshing and doesn't have that 'burn' on the way down.
So incredibly superior to the cinema version.
Lovely house Arthur Dent has
Had - past tense. It was knocked down to build a bypass.
Omg the alien dude is so adorable:P
Ford Prefect.
I wonder what happens when you mix it with Romulan Ale, Klingon Bloodwine, and Mandalorian Black Ale?
You will literally go to another dimension.
A new favorite drink in Russia!
Either the fumes themselves will make you drunk...or you drink it and your descendants seven to fifty generations down the line will be buzzed in turn.
Not A Martian: I believe they call it a Galactic Blastaway........Or as I've always known it, A Major Hangover.
You start seeing into the future...and it's a gravestone with your name on it.
I don't normally drink Gargle Blasters, but when I do...
This is amazing tv series was so good but the film was very average this was the best which location was this scene filmed at?? And where was the pub simply amazed how ahead of its time it was really the book the superb acting now I want a copy on dvd or blueray
I found gold in the middle of the night
3:59 - Hmm. I say, I don't remember any of this jollily charming lot parading through the original series. Innocently bystanding earthlings - right - eagerly preparing to boil away into space in order to make way for a hyperspace bypass, perhaps?
Rather.
Ah, well ..
... ta-ta, thumbs out and a Happy Towel Day to All You Zarkin' Froods! 😝
Right back at ya!
Cheers! @@wonkothesane8691
See you at Milliways
- bring the family,
table for 42
This was a lot closer and truer to the book by Douglas Adams than that movie was that movie with a f****** joke it wasn't a very funny one this is true to the spirit of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy rest in peace Douglas that'll do author that'll do
I love how in the scenes where they explain certain things like Alcohol they use Synthesizers.
FlashdYuhWallpaper!
I like the green humanoid alien woman❤️❤️
I still prefer the 2005 movie but this is still pretty good. Also didn't know he made the drink but it makes sense now way he's president because everyone had their brains smashed.
Only just noticed the Coca Cola typeface
2:27 encyclopedia galactica...
2:44 hhgttg
Does anyone know who the actress is playing the woman drinking the Gargle Blaster?
Cleo Rocos
I read the first 5 chapters of the book
Have you read the rest yet?
@@OokamiKageGinGetsu Nope; the last time I read it, I only got up to chapter 17
@@ethanshepherd4963 Just lack of time or got boat with it?
Read the book !
The Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster is like a Lift Plus.
TCPskyESperantzPaypeeez?
@@steveclem7873 Lift Plus is an energy drink from Australia. Try looking it up.
The Guide is Wikipedia, only a helluva lot more fun.
its look around you
3:05 she was Cosbied !
David Dixon is super attractive in this
The name girl alien is Cleo Rocos