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Ricky Gervais Video Podcasts..
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27-04-2006 4:47pm#1Also put this in Podcasts but deserves a mention here...
Ricky Gervais, Stephen Merchant and Karl Pilkington now are continuing in the tradition of Podcasts, but now have Video Podcasts up on Ricky Gervais's official site!
Suprised they're not really advertising this more!
They're brillant.. if just for the presence of the genius that is Karl Pilkington in video!
Show 1 (4MB)
Show 2 (4.6MB)
Show 3 (7MB)
Show 4 (5.9MB)
Show 5 (6MB)
PS - videos are in MP4 format and can be played in either Quicktime / VLC Player.0
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Tis great stuff... shame they're not a bit longer!
Podcast 1 being my favourite just based on Karl's face with Ricky's proposal of what would he rather have. But Podcast 5 ('Brokeback Mountain') was feckin' brillant too - "so, are they fighting now or what?"
PS - anyone else definantly buying that Karl Pilkington book?
PPS - a couple of quotes from Mr. Pilkington:
"Even caveman had little pants on when you see footage of them."
"What were the things in 'Gremlins' called? "
"You never see a black ghost, do you?"
"It was bacteria, fish, mermaid, man, onwards and what have you." - Karl ponders the stages of man's evolution.
"They say they've got a new pope, he's hardly new is he?"
"Why didn't evolution give them genes to make them good at carpentry then, so they could build a ladder instead of growing long necks?" - On the evolution of the giraffe.
"It wouldn't happen... There hasn't been one publication by a monkey." - Expressing his disbelief regarding Infinite monkey theorem.
"Don't chuck stuff about because you'll break it." - Karl fails to grasp the metaphorical nature of the 'People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones' proverb.
"Don't be chucking that out you might need it later." - Karl's interpretation of Benjamin Franklin's "Waste not, want not."
"A little story told quickly." - Karl's definition of an analogy0 -
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