Drop the height down a bit and it can be used with the woodland desk terminal in your banner image.

The Ladybird and the two mayors are the only ones whose British accents don’t sound out of place with the characters saying them.

My biggest shock this year while listening to 1993 files for the Peel blog was discovering that The Waitresses were a “proper” group with records released either side of Christmas Wrapping. I’d always assumed that they were a one-off outfit, for just that record.

Just going to add the Philly Remix here because:
a) It’s great.
b) It appears to have been inspired by the work of Ronnie Hazelhurst.

m.youtube.com/watch?v=vo0l...

They went to a break yesterday during Soccer Saturday and under the music, I swear could hear someone trying to insert festive chimes under the break music.

It says everything about the thinking process that they reviewed the 4-1 defeat in India and decided that the real problem was that the best wicketkeeper in the world couldn’t bat with the tail.

Is that from John Lee Hooker or the Kinks performance?

From That Mitchell and Webb Sound - Posh Waiter sketch

W: You can’t talk to me like this, I want to see the manager.

M: How can I possibly introduce you to the manager. You haven’t shaved, you’re not wearing a tie and you hold your knife* like a pen!

*Changed to a ladle in the TV version.

There’s a case to be made that Gas Panic is their only 21st Century song which is anywhere near as good as their 94/95 output.

“I think the Radio 1 Fun Computer has been at work here….”

Quite fitting in the weekend of Tom Stoppard’s death to see a poster created which is based on the end of Alan Ayckbourn’s Woman in Mind.

See also Lee Blessing’s comedy, Fortinbras.

Quite right too: everyone knows that the patron Saint of being fired and rehired instantly was Barry Fry under Stan Flashman at Barnet.

I love the instrumentation on it, especially that opening keyboard riff. But the lyrics are unspeakably awful.

”I tell ya, Georgie, my wife’s sleeping around with everyone but me. When I try and get frisky with her she says she can’t because she’s observing a religious holiday. Yeah, Passover.”

“I tried but I couldn’t get arrested after 1976…”

Mirek’s political hero, pictured below:

Nick the dummy, round up 3 friends, go to the beach and you can spend the day recreating the video to Arnold Layne.

I have a distinct memory of seeing all of them when it was first shown. Blink and you’d miss ‘em, sure, but they were definitely included in that sequence in 1995.