British Comedy Gallery
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fuckyeahvicandbob:“We honestly have never had one cross word. Not one. It’s just not in our natures.
angryginger:i hear you, david mitchell.
cannot watch television with my mum or stepfather for this reason -_-
a viable solution to almost any problem, i feel
Andy Riley (British, b. 1970, Aylesbury, England) - Two Rabbits Juggling Chisels During A Total Ecli
35mmsunsetz:CORPSE /kɔːps/theatrical slang (v.) “spoil a piece of acting by forgetting one’s lines
bigbandithewada:I made a book for vic and bob.
teaminbetweeners:Will queuing for a roller-coaster…
misskayvee:The entire panel laughing until they cry as Joe Wilkinson reads his poem entitled ‘Hangin
alitbitmoody:interfusor:Rik breaks character. Before the first image he’s just drunk a glass of urin
For new fans @astairical and @anthonyperkined, here’s my blurry proof that I was in the same room wi
Bollocks!!I’ve only got one episode left :-(
dangerhamster:britishtvs:(x)British comedy will always give me a sense of national pride like nothin
Dante’s Vision of Leah and Rachel, Marie Spartali Stillman, 1887
The Monster Club | 1981
Antaeus Setting Down Dante and Virgil in the Last Circle of Hell, William Blake, 1824-27
1863-project-art:OC-tober: Day 22Steph Bases Some Of Her Characters On Double Acts: Basil Remington
tomatthefarm:Richard’s breakdown after Rob ate all of his sweets—a summary+ Bonus:
1863-project-art:OC-tober: Day 25Steph Bases Some Of Her Characters On Double Acts: Mildred Shawe an
80s TV - Cannon and Ball on the cover of TV Times in April 1986
e-e-e-n:A Pete and Dud sketch
Mike Yarwood on the cover of TV Times in September 1982
1863-project-art:OC-tober: Day 26Steph Bases Some Of Her Characters On Double Acts: Tobias Frogenhal
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