[align=center] Burnistoun
This is the first new Scottish comedy that I've seen in years that's made me properly laugh. It's not far off an updated version of Chewin The Fat.
faceless wrote:episode 2 added. I didn't think it was as funny, but there were still a good few proper laughs. My favourite was probably the graffiti sketch.
Agreed, I didn't like the first ice cream van sketch but this weeks made me laugh (the ashes). I think my favourites have been the bottle of ginga and the lift. Have you watched the pilot? A few real good laughs in that.
In reference to squareeyes and faceless comment that it wasnt as goos as Ep 1.. I think depende how you watch it... I think most of Ep. 2 was a work of genious...
i am finding this program a bit of a Contemporary CHEWIN THE FAT meets ABSOLUTELY, quite a lot of cleverclogs comedy/observations in it as well as the obvious coarse gags.. The brothers in the Ice Cream Van have a kinda DON & GEORGE thing about them... in a different delivery...lol.. i am enjoying it very much.. Ep 3 tommorow am lookin forward to it..
last episode of the series added now - and they brought in a raft of new characters. They've obviously got a lot left and I cannae wait for the new series anyway!
On checking it seems a new series isn't guaranteed...
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I'm feeling inclined to agree with anyone who points at me in a string vest from their avatar, either for reasons of intimidation, fetish, or just for the Halibut (so I'm just agreeing with you... Seems safer,that way ;) )
I'm 100% behind any UK or Irish comedy. It's us v. the world!!
<center><iframe width="640" height="360" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/1AU5ZlXVN04" frameborder="0"></iframe> Enlighten Up
The Burnistoun boys (plus Greg Hemphill) present a comedy show for children about philosophy. It's pretty funny.</center>
That was great, well done fat rab!
Second series of Burnistoun commissioned.