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Ammi 14-10-2013 02:53 PM

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Originally Posted by DigitalSid (Post 6430561)
The first two series were brilliant but the addition of Warwick in series 3 spoilt it slightly, he kept mugging to the camera and picking Karl up on everything he said and the special treatment he got made you actually sympathise with Karl rather than laugh at him. The form of rants in Moaning are about the topics rather than what he's doing and the locations, so it adds a new dynamic to it.

..yeah, I agree with you about that, it was spoiled at the end and Karl's 'rants' are what he does best and when he's most funny because the thing is that even though he can go on a bit, you do actually relate to most of what he says and things that 'irritate' ...

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Originally Posted by Jesus. (Post 6430565)
Sid - have you downloaded the old xfm radio shows they did years ago? If you haven't, then you really should. You hear Karl go from someone who they talk to a couple of times throughout the show, to becoming the star of it!

..I think I saw a few of those, they were very funny..are those the cartoon ones..?...

Jesus. 14-10-2013 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by DigitalSid (Post 6430569)
Yeah, they're brilliant. Especially Karl's ill thought out features :D.

Do we need em'?

Karl in a film is genius though.

Let people in wheelchairs play swingball instead of tennis.

Hairy Chinese kids

Old men eating a twix.


Absolute insanely brilliant.

DigitalSid 14-10-2013 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Ammi (Post 6430570)
..yeah, I agree with you about that, it was spoiled at the end and Karl's 'rants' are what he does best and when he's most funny because the thing is that even though he can go on a bit, you do actually relate to most of what he says and things that 'irritate' ...



..I think I saw a few of those, they were very funny..are those the cartoon ones..?...

Sort of, they're visual adaptions of their later podcasts. He's referring to these radio shows they did in the early noughties when Ricky and Karl first met, Karl was in his twenties then so even more daft than now:

http://www.youtube.com/results?searc...long&lclk=long

Jesus. 14-10-2013 02:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Ammi (Post 6430570)
..yeah, I agree with you about that, it was spoiled at the end and Karl's 'rants' are what he does best and when he's most funny because the thing is that even though he can go on a bit, you do actually relate to most of what he says and things that 'irritate' ...



..I think I saw a few of those, they were very funny..are those the cartoon ones..?...

No, they were the animated versions of the podcasts, but these were radio shows the 3 of them did from about 2001-2005 intermittently based around the recording of the office. It's before Karl became Karl.

DigitalSid 14-10-2013 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Jesus. (Post 6430571)
Do we need em'?

Karl in a film is genius though.

Let people in wheelchairs play swingball instead of tennis.

Hairy Chinese kids

Old men eating a twix.


Absolute insanely brilliant.

Educating Ricky was my favourite, just where did he get some of those stories from? :D As were Karl's mum's point missing contributions to Rock Busters :laugh:.

Ammi 14-10-2013 02:59 PM

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Originally Posted by DigitalSid (Post 6430572)
Sort of, they're visual adaptions of their later podcasts. He's referring to these radio shows they did in the early noughties when Ricky and Karl first met, Karl was in his twenties then so even more daft than now:

http://www.youtube.com/results?searc...long&lclk=long

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Originally Posted by Jesus. (Post 6430573)
No, they were the animated versions of the podcasts, but these were radio shows the 3 of them did from about 2001-2005 intermittently based around the recording of the office. It's before Karl became Karl.

..oh I don't think I've seen any of those, I'll take a look at them, thank you...

Jesus. 14-10-2013 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by DigitalSid (Post 6430574)
Educating Ricky was brilliant, as were Karl's mum's point missing contributions to Rock Busters :laugh:.

I've been working through them again over the last week as I do quite a bit of walking.

The 2 kids with massive heads and webbed fingers that went to his school, but weren't related or mates. Because it would have been obvious. The woman with a horse in her house. Stealing a tank for some fags. The list goes on.

DigitalSid 14-10-2013 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Jesus. (Post 6430580)
I've been working through them again over the last week as I do quite a bit of walking.

The 2 kids with massive heads and webbed fingers that went to his school, but weren't related or mates. Because it would have been obvious. The woman with a horse in her house. Stealing a tank for some fags. The list goes on.

It's a shame they didn't incorporate some stuff from them into a series 5 of The Ricky Gervais Show, they only included stuff from the podcasts, though there are some fan animated takes on them on YouTube that predate the HBO show.

DigitalSid 14-10-2013 03:05 PM

The man thought to be Karl's tank stealing brother BTW, not sure if it actually is but there is a similarity:


Jesus. 14-10-2013 03:26 PM

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Originally Posted by DigitalSid (Post 6430584)
The man thought to be Karl's tank stealing brother BTW, not sure if it actually is but there is a similarity:


Definitely got the Pilkington hairline, and there is a passing resemblance. Is there anything else other than them being swarthy Mancs that makes this plausible?

Didn't Karl say he's always in and out of prison these days?

DigitalSid 14-10-2013 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Jesus. (Post 6430589)
Definitely got the Pilkington hairline, and there is a passing resemblance. Is there anything else other than them being swarthy Mancs that makes this plausible?

Didn't Karl say he's always in and out of prison these days?

Probably for the benefit fraud :D, and only the name (Mark Pilkington) and similarities (the hair line, the eye brow ridge, the mannerisms, hesitating before they swear and apologising before they diss people :D, moaning to themselves out loud), though out of the several Mark Pilkingtons Pilkipedia have looked when trying to find him, he fits best.

Jesus. 14-10-2013 03:45 PM

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Originally Posted by DigitalSid (Post 6430597)
Probably for the benefit fraud :D, and only the name (Mark Pilkington) and similarities (the hair line, the eye brow ridge, the mannerisms, hesitating before they swear and apologising before they diss people :D), though out of the several Mark Pilkingtons Pilkipedia have looked when trying to find him, he fits best.

I didn't realise his name was Pilkington as well. Well that's the game changer then. It more than likely is then as well.

His dad stealing food from the phone box.

Putting the disabled kid in a wheelie bin.

DigitalSid 14-10-2013 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Jesus. (Post 6430607)
I didn't realise his name was Pilkington as well. Well that's the game changer then. It more than likely is then as well.

Yup.
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His dad stealing food from the phone box.

Putting the disabled kid in a wheelie bin.
Karl's reaction when he realised he'd just grassed on him on the radio :D.

Jesus. 14-10-2013 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by DigitalSid (Post 6430626)
Yup.


Karl's reaction when he realised he'd just grassed on him on the radio :D.

:laugh2:

Gays go out late.

So many classic moments. I absolutely love those radio shows, as you can hear it's all completely innocent and non-scripted. The podcasts were often recreations of the best bits with new classics, like "I could eat a nob at night".

DigitalSid 14-10-2013 04:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Jesus. (Post 6430635)
:laugh2:

Gays go out late.

:D

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So many classic moments. I absolutely love those radio shows, as you can hear it's all completely innocent and non-scripted. The podcasts were often recreations of the best bits with new classics, like "I could eat a nob at night".
Karl's naiveness in those days made for some amazing radio, and yeah, the dance remixes that spawned :D.

DigitalSid 14-10-2013 05:03 PM

Broadcast Q&A

Jesus. 21-10-2013 05:06 PM

Watched the first episode of the series. I thought it was really good, and definitely better than idiot abroad. He just has such a weird way of looking at any situation, he comes out with stuff that most normal people wouldn't even consider.

Talking to that suitors parents was great TV, as was that feremone dating. When he just started blanking that woman he loads in common with, as soon as that attractive woman walked up.

DigitalSid 22-10-2013 05:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Jesus. (Post 6444447)
Watched the first episode of the series. I thought it was really good, and definitely better than idiot abroad.

Yup. As funny as Karl moaning is, his random musings are far funnier. I always preferred Steve's approach to Idiot to Ricky's for that reason.
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He just has such a weird way of looking at any situation, he comes out with stuff that most normal people wouldn't even consider.

Talking to that suitors parents was great TV, as was that feremone dating. When he just started blanking that woman he loads in common with, as soon as that attractive woman walked up.
I felt quite sorry for her, though chuffed for Karl that he still has it. Loved his insensitivity towards the mad woman who kept pestering him for not remember her smell when she approached him a second time.

Jesus. 23-10-2013 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by DigitalSid (Post 6445601)
Yup. As funny as Karl moaning is, his random musings are far funnier. I always preferred Steve's approach to Idiot to Ricky's for that reason.

I felt quite sorry for her, though chuffed for Karl that he still has it. Loved his insensitivity towards the mad woman who kept pestering him for not remember her smell when she approached him a second time.

Me nose thinks I'm better lookin' than I am.

Ammi 24-10-2013 05:30 AM

..ughh, I've tried to watch this two nights in a row and each time I've fallen asleep..:sad:...

DigitalSid 28-10-2013 10:38 AM

Last night's was the best episode of either travel show ever, KP the Clown :D.

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Originally Posted by Jesus. (Post 6446836)
Me nose thinks I'm better lookin' than I am.

:laugh: I think he underestimates himself, she seemed interested.

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Originally Posted by Ammi (Post 6447290)
..ughh, I've tried to watch this two nights in a row and each time I've fallen asleep..:sad:...

Try watching it earlier :D

smeagol 28-10-2013 01:11 PM

looking forward to watching this. only this year i discovered idiot abroad so i watched the lot. funny as well as interesting.
though he got a bit to wise by the end and more acting less real but still it was good

Ammi 29-10-2013 04:10 AM

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Originally Posted by DigitalSid (Post 6454847)
Last night's was the best episode of either travel show ever, KP the Clown :D.



:laugh: I think he underestimates himself, she seemed interested.



Try watching it earlier :D

..LOL, yeah..I did finally watch the second one...
Spoiler:

..poor Suzanne..(is that his lady's name..?..and her fish pie..:joker:...

DigitalSid 03-11-2013 04:30 PM

Krish Majumdar ‏@KrishMajumdar 47m

#Moaningoflife tonight 9pm Sky1HD. Ep3 - Kids. "hearty laughs...the best of the series so far." The Radio Times pic.twitter.com/DySZWELXkV


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