Ricky Gervais : Sun Jan 12, 2020 1:08 pm  

Absolutely enjoyed seeing him rip Hollywood to shreds whilst hosting the Golden Globes

Re: Ricky Gervais : Sun Jan 12, 2020 1:25 pm  

Willzay wrote:

Absolutely enjoyed seeing him rip Hollywood to shreds whilst hosting the Golden Globes

you need to get out more, the guy put tw in the @

Re: Ricky Gervais : Tue Jan 14, 2020 10:47 pm  

IR80 wrote:

you need to get out more, the guy put tw in the @

Makes me laugh but I would imagine you're more a Jim Davidson man.
Who can blame you?
Absolutely hilarious, 'nick-nick.'

Jim & Boris could be the new Laurel & Hardy
But only when Jim's career is over...................................

In the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia
On the trail of the lonesome pine-

Re: Ricky Gervais : Wed Jan 15, 2020 8:31 am  

IR80 wrote:

you need to get out more, the guy put tw in the @

I thought you'd have loved it. You know, sticking it to the Hollywood leftard liberals.

Re: Ricky Gervais : Wed Jan 15, 2020 8:54 am  

There's always a Stewart Lee quote:

"Ricky Gervais has managed to monetise this notion spectacularly, saying the things that he is apparently not allowed to say, on a variety of global media platforms, for millions of dollars, with the full co-operation and approval of the legal representatives of the institutions on which, and about which, he says the things he is not allowed to say, his functionally adequate standup act having been overpromoted worldwide off the back of his pitch-perfect contribution to the groundbreaking Office sitcom two decades ago."

Re: Ricky Gervais : Wed Jan 15, 2020 10:28 am  

bren2k wrote:

There's always a Stewart Lee quote:

"Ricky Gervais has managed to monetise this notion spectacularly, saying the things that he is apparently not allowed to say, on a variety of global media platforms, for millions of dollars, with the full co-operation and approval of the legal representatives of the institutions on which, and about which, he says the things he is not allowed to say, his functionally adequate standup act having been overpromoted worldwide off the back of his pitch-perfect contribution to the groundbreaking Office sitcom two decades ago."

Mr Lee nearly hates Clarkson, Hammond and May, more than me............but not quite.