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* [[Hilarious in Hindsight]]: It's no secret that the programme shares a catchphrase with [[Barack Obama]]. What's amusing is that Obama's rival, Republican John McCain, used the concept of 'Joe the Plumber' to represent the typical, hardworking American and had a supportive campaigner named 'Tito the Builder'. There's no evidence either of these was an intentional joke about Obama's catchphrase. |
* [[Hilarious in Hindsight]]: It's no secret that the programme shares a catchphrase with [[Barack Obama]]. What's amusing is that Obama's rival, Republican John McCain, used the concept of 'Joe the Plumber' to represent the typical, hardworking American and had a supportive campaigner named 'Tito the Builder'. There's no evidence either of these was an intentional joke about Obama's catchphrase. |
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* [[Periphery Demographic]]: Oh yes. So much of a one that the characters actually got to the top of the UK singles charts with the theme song and again with their version of ''Mambo No. 5''. They also achieved #1 and #2 in Australia. |
* [[Periphery Demographic]]: Oh yes. So much of a one that the characters actually got to the top of the UK singles charts with the theme song and again with their version of ''Mambo No. 5''. They also achieved #1 and #2 in Australia. |
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Revision as of 21:56, 28 November 2013
- Hilarious in Hindsight: It's no secret that the programme shares a catchphrase with Barack Obama. What's amusing is that Obama's rival, Republican John McCain, used the concept of 'Joe the Plumber' to represent the typical, hardworking American and had a supportive campaigner named 'Tito the Builder'. There's no evidence either of these was an intentional joke about Obama's catchphrase.
- Periphery Demographic: Oh yes. So much of a one that the characters actually got to the top of the UK singles charts with the theme song and again with their version of Mambo No. 5. They also achieved #1 and #2 in Australia.