Also, Trombone coming on Channel 4 very soon. He's also doing a 3rd Breezeblock session. Wayhay! As a big Chris Morris fan, I'm really please at this - apparently Trombone is the new Brass Eye. Until then, I have to entertain myself by downloading old Jam/R1 music show episodes and listening to them on the way to school.<br> <A HREF="http://www.cookdandbombd.co.uk" TARGET=_blank>http://www.cookdandbombd.co.uk</A> - the best fan site after MoylesWorld :)<P>the_dr
He certainly change his style for Blue Jam/Jam from a prank interviewer to a surrialist, dark comedy - but I still think Blue Jam is a class - he is a funny man. Have you ever heard his fake Chris Moyles sucicide clip? Or when he edited the Archbishop of canterbury's speech at Diana funeral? But then again - getting Bernard Manning to do an anti-Cake thing was funny.<P>Long live Morris.<br>the_dr
<br>According to next weeks Radio Times a totally brand new episode of Brass Eye is on Channel 4 at 10:35pm on July 5th [next Thursday] entitled "Brass Eye Special". This I gather was the show that was originally to be called "Trombone".<P>It is then followed at 11:10pm on Channel 4 by the first in a re-run of all 6 original Brass Eyes. <P>Finally it has returned!<P>
I think Chris Morris is a very funny bloke.<br>Although I couldn't quite get into Brasseye, and as for Jam, toooooo surreal for me. I give this Brasseye special a go. <P>Hello you, this is the NEWS.
Is making gullible people look stupid funny?? er yeah well it seems to be the main thing to do now: big brother, ali g, banzai and not forgetting most of the presenters of the big breakfast.
Here's to those who bore us and made us what we are
The drug was called Cake (see my previous post) - but the anti-Cake campaign was called FKD and BMD. He had that printed on a t-shirt which he gave to an MP to wear.<P>the_dr
Anybody remember Chris Morris interviewing some old codger on The Day Today. He was interviewing the old coffin dodger and got the silly old sod to say stupid phrases such as 'bogling' 'on the street, yeah' etc. The best bit was at the end when he asked the old bloke to read out something printed on a piece of paper, and at the end of it must of said 'mud da far cars'. He got the old geeza to repeat it about 3-4 times. Genius.
"This is my complaint right, TV is the biggest piece of sheet in the hood right now,......we're talking more ragga, more boogle, more death men-tal, lets get TV kinking again, muth-a-far-cus"
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