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* [[Gameplay and Story Segregation]]: Pointed out by Dara Ó Briain. Why is that internationally famous agent so prone to dying, jumping about randomly and not being able to crouch? |
* [[Gameplay and Story Segregation]]: Pointed out by Dara Ó Briain. Why is that internationally famous agent so prone to dying, jumping about randomly and not being able to crouch? |
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* [[Guest Host]]: Since Jack Dee left. |
* [[Guest Host]]: Since Jack Dee left. |
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* [[Literal-Minded]]: Some of Lee Mack's act. |
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* [[Loads and Loads of Characters]]: The cast varies each week. |
* [[Loads and Loads of Characters]]: The cast varies each week. |
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* [[My Friends and Zoidberg]]: Lee Mack noticing all the famous people present in the audience...and Jim Rosenthal. |
* [[My Friends and Zoidberg]]: Lee Mack noticing all the famous people present in the audience...and Jim Rosenthal. |
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* [[90% of Your Brain]]: Al Murray, the pub landlord, thinks that beer makes a human tap into this. |
* [[90% of Your Brain]]: Al Murray, the pub landlord, thinks that beer makes a human tap into this. |
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* [[Oop North]]: Take a sip whenever Jason Manford mentions being from Manchester, you'll be drunk in no time. |
* [[Oop North]]: Take a sip whenever Jason Manford mentions being from Manchester, you'll be drunk in no time. |
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* [[Pungeon Master]]: Tim Vine, when he's not being [[Literal |
* [[Pungeon Master]]: Tim Vine, when he's not being [[Literal-Minded]]. |
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* [[Rapid-Fire Comedy]]: Some of the acts like Tim Vine and Jimmy Carr simply go up and tell jokes rather than tell long observations. |
* [[Rapid-Fire Comedy]]: Some of the acts like Tim Vine and Jimmy Carr simply go up and tell jokes rather than tell long observations. |
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* [[What Were They Selling Again?]]: Rich Hall refers to this trope by name when comparing British advertisements to American ones. |
* [[What Were They Selling Again?]]: Rich Hall refers to this trope by name when comparing British advertisements to American ones. |