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The “sorted” sketch looks like a parody of a show at the time called “get stuffed” it was made by students in a rather similar fashion showing how you could eat well at college for little money
Came here to find this comment... definitely get stuffed!
Remember the thing, couldn't remember what it was called.
If you didn't know, the Sinn Féin interview with the guy inhaling Helium is a parody on one of the restrictions on IRA supporting Sinn Fein at the time - when appearing on British TV news (or interviews), their words could not be broadcast directly, but were usually spoken by an actor. The actors used tended to have heavy, heavy Northern Ireland accents as if to emphasise that the man talking about a united Ireland, was actually Irish 🤨.
Yes it's even more ridiculous looking back
One of the 'Sorted' guys burying their dad was Graham Lineham, Father Ted and IT Crowd writer/creator.
And now, professional transphobe.
@@ClaireWW Nah, he's not really been physically violent enough to be 'phobic' really🤷
@@skipstopstart That's not what transphobia is.
@@ClaireWW How is that not what transphobia is? Are you saying transphobia has nothing to do with violence? Unfortunately, when you leave your front door you're in a communal-area known as the world and you're no longer allowed to censor what someone has to say, the catholic church censored the media for years and look at how boring that was😅🙄 So unless someone's actually being physically violent I wouldn't waste my time getting offended at them, it's a waste of energy in a democracy, I've been called some horrible slurs but unless they actually threaten my safety I'm not gonna let it get to me.
@@skipstopstart So racism is only beating people up? Sexism is only rape? Homophobia is only stabbing people? Antisemitism is only genocide? All prejudices and phobias can be expressed in multiple ways. And if you have any sense at all you know this is true. You're just giving your own a free pass.
One of the guys on the 'Sorted' sketch was Graham Linehan (Father Ted, IT Crowd and Black Books creator)
One of his other credits is ruining Count Arthur Strong, for television
"That was liquid football!" one of my favourite Partridge quotes from his early days!😃😃
That man must have a foot like a traction engine!!
The proof is in the pudding, and the pudding in this case is a football!😃😃
To this day I can't play football video games without quoting Alan's commentary.
BOOF! Eat my goal!
Cashback!!!
Peter O'Hanrahanrahan: The "future" of BBC news journalism in a nutshell.
“The proof is in the pudding, and the pudding in this case is a football. Boof! Eat my goal. The goalie has got football pie all over his shirt” 😂😂😂😂 Classic Partridge.
With regards to the 'Sorted' segment I believe this is a parody of these late night short form info segments that used to run on ITV. I can't remember what they were called now but I seem to remember it was mostly for cooking recipes, the "wash your hands" clip was taken directly from that. If anyone else used to stay up late to watch 'In Bed with MeDinner' or WCW Superstars in the 90s like I did they may have seen them also.
Also just noticed the bit bit where he says "hello Dad are you dead" is very reminiscent of the end of I'm Alan Partridge series one where he says "Hello Chris are you dead" - I wonder if that's where that line came from.
It's a spot on parody of 'Get Stuffed'.
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Get Stuffed!
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@@elfboy29 It was a middle of the night studenty programme that showed bad cooking recipes... by students. Probably in the 'Hitman and Her" era
@@elfboy29 Do a search, there are a couple of episodes on YT, it may jog your memory. I found this info...
Get Stuffed originally started life as short segments on the now defunct Lifestyle Channel which was one of the early Astra satellite channels. Honing the idea, Last Ditch TV took the format to ITV who aired the series between 1991 - 94. The show usually aired in the graveyard slot, often after midnight.
Episodes were generally between 5 and 10 minutes long and this allowed the series to amass 284 episodes of culinary madness. There was at least one Christmas special which ran to 30 minutes and a recipe book published under the title 'Banquets for Bankrupts'. The series was off air for several years, but 108 of the episodes were repeated on ITV between 2001 - 2005.
Was that Minnie driver?
@@140cabins i think she was the woman that didnt want to work for God?
@@reallivebluescat no that's Rebecca Front
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Is one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen on an end credits roll. There’s some absolute hidden gems in them.
People were crazy for near death experience stories in the 90s, for some reason. When Gandalf said "I had been sent back" in the LOTR movie, it really sounds like he's relaying one for some 90s documentary.
Episode 5 is the best one but they’re all brilliant. I enjoyed Alan Partridge live last week in Manchester
A Day Today reaction, what a great birthday present
Hope you had a good birthday!
I did indeed. Thanks Noah
There is of course the pilot episode.
Also, there was a story that a motorcyclist from Miami was Tasered by police yesterday and his body was fried from the neck downwards. So, yea that’s kinda foreshadowing.
Collapsed Lung released a song called “eat my goal”.
And that's why I'm a cat guy
Peter you've lost the NEWS!
From southwales uk much love from over the pond
RE Ant and Dec, it would be interesting to do a reaction to Byker Grove, the children's TV show where they got famous.
I can't for the life of me work out what you say instead of 'hello'
Hola mis amigos and possible amigas
I can’t watch this episode without thinking about the Osymyso song, "A Dog, A Panic In A Pagoda". Suspect dogs, suspect dogs, suuussspeecctt doooooggghhs.
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You may have done this, but please do 'TV go home'
Anybody else getting late night Get Stuffed - The Mystery Chefs as the inspiration for Sorted
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Top of the wops, ffs I was laughing too much to be offended.
ooo if you want prime Ant & Dec, try an episode of 'Byker Grove'. Was a kids tv show set in a Youth club in Newcastle and they played chars called PJ and Duncan. Great reaction as always, I love anything chris morris does.
Dick and Dom didn't exist when the day today was broadcast
Spoiler Brazil won World Cup in 94 shh you did not hear from me lol.
Yes but who won in '70? Any idea. I have always wondered..
@@Isleofskye yes Brazil they beat Italy like they did 94
@@phillipbishop5419 Thanks phillip..
@@Isleofskye you very welcome happy to help.
Mate on the topic of Ant and Dec you should check out some SM:TV Live. Brilliant late 90s/early 2000s kids saturday morning show they did that was genuinely hilarious