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* ''[[I'm Sorry, I'll Read That Again]]'' had this (paraphrased): |
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{{quote|'''David Hatch:''' Jorrocks had prepared an evening of hunting, shooting, maiming, killing, disembowelling and bridge.}} |
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** Also, there's a sketch from the sixth season in which a man calls a solicitor's firm as he's being sued for libel. "I wrote a letter to the local paper in which I rather foolishly implied, in an indirect roundabout way, that a certain public figure was the leader of an international gang of jewel-thieves and that he went around committing murder and rape and pillage and arson and cut his toenails on the kitchen table and never used a handkerchief." |
** Also, there's a sketch from the sixth season in which a man calls a solicitor's firm as he's being sued for libel. "I wrote a letter to the local paper in which I rather foolishly implied, in an indirect roundabout way, that a certain public figure was the leader of an international gang of jewel-thieves and that he went around committing murder and rape and pillage and arson and cut his toenails on the kitchen table and never used a handkerchief." |
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Latest revision as of 00:52, 29 January 2015
- I'm Sorry, I'll Read That Again had this (paraphrased):
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David Hatch: Jorrocks had prepared an evening of hunting, shooting, maiming, killing, disembowelling and bridge. |
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- Also, there's a sketch from the sixth season in which a man calls a solicitor's firm as he's being sued for libel. "I wrote a letter to the local paper in which I rather foolishly implied, in an indirect roundabout way, that a certain public figure was the leader of an international gang of jewel-thieves and that he went around committing murder and rape and pillage and arson and cut his toenails on the kitchen table and never used a handkerchief."