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Entries from May 2010

Mr Bean – Ruined Library Book

John Williams - Friday 28.05.10, 10:15am

In this clip the hapless Mr Bean ruins an ancient library book and makes a complete mess of covering up his mistake as only Mr Bean can!
Taken from the directors cut of The Library.
Mr Bean – Ruined Library Book

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Tags: Mr Bean · Rowan Atkinson

Brass Eye – Good Aids vs Bad Aids

Terry Lane - Thursday 13.05.10, 21:24pm

Chris Morris is a comic genius.  Here is a sketch from the Brass Eye series about AIDS.
No one takes comedy so close to the edge while remaining so funny.
Brass Eys – Good AIDS vs Bad AIDS

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Comedy at Latitude Festival 2010

Terry Lane - Tuesday 11.05.10, 15:49pm

Latitude Festival has earned a fierce reputation for presenting the searingly sharp edge of comedy and this year Latitude will not disappoint with an incredible wealth of talent throughout the bill.
One of the festival’s most enduring and prestigious fixtures, the Comedy Arena, sees a huge and varied bill of comic splendour. Joining previous announcements are:
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Tags: Latitude Festival · Rufus Hound

The Highlight of your Night Out?

Terry Lane - Tuesday 04.05.10, 10:51am

Comedians are generous souls at heart. They walk onto the stage into the spotlight, often before an expectant and often drunken crowd, and they enlighten us with their wisdom, surprise us with the take on life in general and more often than not, amuse us with their frequently questionable choice of evening apparel.
They gift us [...]

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Tags: Comedy Clubs

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