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The Groovie Page of British Comedy |
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The Groovie Page of British Comedy |
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RICK: What is that little white dot? NEIL: It's a little white dot. RICK: Oh, very clever. NEIL: It must be a really old telly. RICK: What, hippie? NEIL: Look, there's a sign in that little white dot. It means something really heavy. It means, there's no more telly. Time to go to bed. [stands] I'm going upstairs now to finish painting my astrological star chart, all right? [leaves] RICK: [pause, calls to Neil] Do you really think that anyone has ever been the slightest bit interested in anything you say or do ever, Neil?! [sighs] God, fascist. [stands] Are you going to bed, Vyvyan? VYVYAN: No. I'm going to watch the dot for a bit longer. RICK: Wish we had a video. Then I could tape it and watch it in the morning. Oh, well. Nighty night.
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British Web Broadcasting is the latest concept in broadcasting comedy television, through the medium of the Internet and can be found at www.bwebb.tv. It’s the brainchild of comedy actor Robert Llewellyn (Red Dwarf) and Computer Warehouse entrepreneur, Jonathan Cole. They have been joined in this pioneering venture by Nigel Planer (The Young Ones), Chris Barrie (The Brittas Empire and Red Dwarf) and Phil Cornwell (Stella Street).
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The Young Ones
