Lines from other comedy shows

[Rhi]

Is it in a car park? That guy Coogan?

 

[codfanglers]

OK, I will give this a try and I will keep things British, which might limit my choices.

This one might be too easy.


"W-would you care for a rat?"

 

[amos hames]

How about this one

"DAN,DAN,DAN.DAN,DAN,DAN,Oh he could,nt hear me"

Is it in a car park? That guy Coogan?

Close enough it was I,M alan partridge.

 

[amos hames]

OK, I will give this a try and I will keep things British, which might limit my choices.

This one might be too easy.


"W-would you care for a rat?"

Is it Blackadder goes forth

 

[codfanglers]

OK, I will give this a try and I will keep things British, which might limit my choices.

This one might be too easy.


"W-would you care for a rat?"

Is it Blackadder goes forth

No

 

[amos hames]

OK, I will give this a try and I will keep things British, which might limit my choices.

This one might be too easy.


"W-would you care for a rat?"

Is it Blackadder goes forth

No

How about Fawlty Towers

 

[codfanglers]

How about Fawlty Towers

Thats the one! The classic rat in the biscuit tin served to the health inspector. I laugh so hard every time I see it.

 

[Rhi]

What about 'oh dear, how sad, never mind'.

 

[wstol]

That's more a catchphrase - that's Windsor Davies in It Ain't Half Hot Mum.

Terrible the way that's been branded politically incorrect.

 

[Rhi]

You are quite right. It is more of a catchphrase.

 

[wstol]

Who said this, and to whom?

'Saw tips? What do you want, ointment?'

 

[Rhi]

Is that part of the Two Ronnies Fork Handles routine?

 

[wstol]

Well done, Rhi.

 

[Foggy Dewhurst]

I can see you now in the kitchen, bending over a hot stove, but I cant see the stove! Anyone?

 

[onyx(John)]

Would it be Marx Brothers, Duck soup?