What's wrong with a little celebration?

It's in the shape of a question mark, you know. With Centre House the dot on the other side of Wood Lane.

Cheerio

Steve

>What's wrong with a little celebration?

When it;s the BBC - everything. Instead of saying how good they were, perhaps they should make more good program that we haven't actually seen a hundred times before. Still falling through a abr though. That's pretty funny in anyone's book, isn' it?

Of course that's falling through a bar. If i knew what an abr was, i'm sure falling through that would be relatively amusing also.

Perhaps falling through an abbatoir would be amusing, but in a harrowing, "jam" kinda way...

Surely it would have to be a wood chipper? Imagine the confused look on Trigger's face as the machine spewed chunks of Del Boy all over him. Classic comedy indeed.

I like the fact that the trailer have ol' man Parkinson whittering on about all the great shows and events that took place at TV Centre - whilst showing a clip of a Saturn rocket blasting off en route to the moon.

Didn't they launch those rockets in Florida? - or has something sinister been going on in West London?

Anyway, I'll know when it's due to be scheduled, as they'll probaly be a lavish spread on the cover and inside the Radio Times, a video offer (now you can watch Del Boy fall frame by frame as often as you want!), the *extended* editorial (I was told to say that the BBC are brilliant in 400 words), Alison (vacancy-apply within skull) Graham gushing like a waterfall whilst really copying and pasting some BBC PR, while those of us who just want some decent television and radio suffer.

>A celebration night, eh?
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>I do hope we get a chance to see Del Boy fall through Basil Fawlty's emu, as it attacks Lulu the elephant, rollerskating under that bus.
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>Don't tell 'em, Pike.
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>Honestly. What next? "A new theme night celebrating the historic nine months that GLR has been relocated to Bush House..."
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>Unless they're going to do a show on BBC TV Centre's architecture, or the ethos behind its construction, or its symbolism or something, then...
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>IT'S JUST A BLOODY BUILDING.
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How longs Pebble Mill been going?

I know it's BBC Radio WM's 30th birthday in a couple of months(Before anybody points out,yes I know it was Radio Birmingham originally!)!!

Maybe if Del Boy were dyslexic, they could have made him fall through a bra.

hmmm

*hides face*

oh no! my first stolen joke, and the owner shows up. doh.

> Surely it would have to be a wood chipper? > Imagine the confused look on Trigger's
> face as the machine spewed chunks of Del
> Boy all over him. Classic comedy indeed.

Does this remind anyone else of Fargo?

yep.

except it wasn't exactly a comedy moment in fargo... :O)

>yep.
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> except it wasn't exactly a comedy moment
> in fargo... :O)

Wasn't I meant to laugh? Oh bum.

As it goes, I'd quite like to see something serious about the architecture and design of the old concrete doughnut.

Incidentally, I take it you all know why it's (broadly) circular. It's so the rumours can get round quicker.