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Unfortunately I wasnt introduced to him until my early 20s and my first Naval deployment. After watching all of it I was like this man is a prophet. His delivery really hit a spot. Drove my superiors crazy. Now though it's one of those shows I put on to kick back and relax. Brian Blessed makes me laugh so freaking hard is season 1 its not even funny.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dead_Phoenix
Nah I was forced to church tonight by the wife, so i couldnt code hunt.. now im watching Superbowl commercials lolQuote:
Originally Posted by nighthawk231
i'm watching chronicals of narnia on syfy, hoping for something...
Whats this yas speak of??????Quote:
Originally Posted by Dead_Phoenix
just caught the end of a defiance commercial on syfy, but didn't see anything that would be a code.
brian blessed is a god amongst men here in the uk. he is a legend! so is stephen fry, the captain darling scetches crack me up.Quote:
Originally Posted by case013
but red dwarf has some of the best lines in tv history! "go to red alert" , "are you sure sir?" , "yes i am sure go to red alert" , "But it does mean changing the bulb?".
or "we ran out of cows milk months ago", "what we been drinking?" , "dogs milks", "dogs milk!" , "yea it lasts longer then cows milk" , "why?" , "no bugger will drink it, full of goodness, full of vitamins, full of marabone jelly"
if you ever want to see the most cynical brilliant comedy ever made (80's to know still) check out Black Adder, british tv, or Red Dwarf.Quote:
Originally Posted by WarMad2
What about Bottom and Young Ones!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dead_Phoenix
Haven't watched all of these shows, but The Young Ones rocks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Vigil
less cynical more physical but brilliant non the lessQuote:
Originally Posted by Vigil
iv said it once, ill say it a million times british comedy in 80's early 90's is still some of the best. (imho ofc)