Saturday Night show 25/1

Welsh Megaman

grey_so_what wrote: »

We should be sitting my sitting room with these lads....

I've a massive fire on and loads of drinkies to go around.....

How will you light the fire with no matches?

grey_so_what

I love the Wallace brothers....

monkey9

grey_so_what wrote: »

Could be worse, last night we had Erectile Dysfunction....

I'm thanking the Gods.....:p

Absolutely no connection there whatsoever!

grey_so_what

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

How will you light the fire with no matches?

cofy has it sorted....

She watches CBB and has learned all sorts of tricks....:D:D:D

Harry Angstrom

I hate those suits with the fake handkerchiefs. They look like bits of cardboard.

darlett

Jonkenji wrote: »

ffs the kearneys last night on LLS and now these on SNS. I find interviews with sports people are generally quite boring.

Dont worry. Some of this lot can construct kitchen tables in under one day (if they don't misplace those blasted dowels)

Skid X

Next week, Christy Brown reunites with his six Brothers to reminisce about the kickabouts they had outside their house, and Chrsty's terrific penalty.

Jonkenji

Sailing. Whoop de ****ing do.

Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

vforvictory

cofy wrote: »

In the first five minutes you see a father dropping off his children to his mother but his 13 year old daughter convinces him to take her to her friends house. He drops her off outside a house with no car in the driveway and no sign of life in the house and just drives away.:pac:

It does not get much better than that.

That's pretty much it in a nut shell.

grey_so_what

Harry Angstrom wrote: »

I hate those suits with the fake handkerchiefs. They look like bits of cardboard.

I'd have to pull it if I was standing beside one......:D

Skid X

"If ye were sailors, we wouldn't have had ye on"


Oh yes you would, Brendan.

No guest is too obscure at the moment.

vforvictory

Skid X wrote: »

Next week, Christy Brown reunites with his six Brothers to reminisce about the kickabouts they had outside their house, and Chrsty's terrific penalty.

Haha

Lenin Skynard

Weren't these on the Late Late show last too? Bloody sailing and rugby. Not exactly appealing to the masses.

Clonmel1000

RTE and the media obsession with rugby continues unabated

Harry Angstrom

Paul Wallace could be Brian O'Driscoll's older brother.

Cosmo2013

Yawn!

grey_so_what

At least he's not asking them who does the cooking.....

monkey9

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Ok it's decided, tomorrow I will mostly not be watching Amber.

I genuinely didn't watch it. All I know is she walked up a lane and people weren't happy.

She's on the Late Late next week.

The following night, some bloke gives advice on what to do if you disappear.

vforvictory

Clonmel1000 wrote: »

RTE and the media obsession with rugby continues unabated

The Head of RTE Sport is Vile Nugent

darlett

Lenin Skynard wrote: »

Weren't these on the Late Late show last too? Bloody sailing and rugby. Not exactly appealing to the masses.

Collections for famine hit parts of Africa. Now that's something that would appeal to the masses :pac:

duridian

cofy wrote: »

In the first five minutes you see a father dropping off his children to his mother but his 13 year old daughter convinces him to take her to her friends house. He drops her off outside a house with no car in the driveway and no sign of life in the house and just drives away.:pac:

It does not get much better than that.

Glad I didn't watch it then. Thanks for summary.

vforvictory

monkey9 wrote: »

I genuinely didn't watch it. All I know is she walked up a lane and people weren't happy.

She's on the Late Late next week.

The following night, some bloke gives advice on what to do if you disappear.

Good one

Skid X

They sound as bored as we do.

Welsh Megaman

Praying for a nuclear holocaust/meltdown right now

grey_so_what

I wonder will they tell us to eat dairy?

duridian

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Praying for a nuclear holocaust/meltdown right now

Hmmm.... It would be a good excuse to shave the dog and then try to start a fire...

vforvictory

grey_so_what wrote: »

I wonder will they tell us to eat dairy?

100% they will. Just wait for it.

Mint Aero

Yawn i'm off, chat y'is next week

Harry Angstrom

The woman beside his wife has just stepped out of a Jane Austen novel.

coolhull

grey_so_what wrote: »

I'd have to pull it if I was standing beside one......:D

Please, gsw, your private life is your own business. We don't need to know

cofy

His sweet shop is like an aladins cave. The staff are lovely there too.

Welsh Megaman

Why, hellooooo Aileen

duridian

grey_so_what wrote: »

I'd have to pull it if I was standing beside one......:D

Like Mr Bean when he was meeting the queen.

grey_so_what

coolhull wrote: »

Please, gsw, your private life is your own business. We don't need to know

:P

Skid X

All the guests tonight have been friends of the Presenter ... that's no way to make an interesting Guestlist.

Lenin Skynard

grey_so_what wrote: »

I wonder will they tell us to eat dairy?

So long as you use a silver spoon to eat it.

Jonkenji

I actually feel sorry for those guys.. they are that boring.

darlett

Our brother Henry, or Danny de Vito as he's affectionately known...

Harry Angstrom

If that's Henry's girlfriend beside him, he's punching well above his weight :eek:

grey_so_what

Oh dear dear Brendan.....

Must do better.....

monkey9

Sick of this rugby nonsense.

Hopefully next week they get the football legend Liam Lawrence on the show.

Welsh Megaman

Pity Phil Jupitus on RTE Two

duridian

F+

Harry Angstrom

Skid X

There's a drama about the Munich Air Crash Man Utd team at 12.10 on RTE1, it's meant to be good.

United
Drama charting the story of the `Busby Babes' - the Manchester United side who became the youngest-ever winners of the English Football League in 1956. Having won the league again in 1957, the team reaches the quarter-finals of the European Cup in 1958 - but disaster strikes as they return from the match in Belgrade, when their charter plane crashes following a refuelling stop in Munich. The disaster claims the lives of 23 people, including eight players - and with manager Matt Busby in a critical condition, coach Jimmy Murphy tries to rebuild the shattered team. Starring David Tennant, Jack O'Connell, Sam Claflin and Dougray Scott

vforvictory

darlett wrote: »

Our brother Henry, or Danny de Vito as he's affectionately known...

...

monkey9

Even Brendan knew that was sh!t

duridian

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Pity Phil Jupitus on RTE Two

I think I was the only person in Kerry who knew the other meaning of "The Gooch" prior to Katherine Ryan's appearance on NWN.

Welsh Megaman

duridian wrote: »

I think I was the only person in Kerry who knew the other meaning of "The Gooch" prior to Katherine Ryan's appearance on NWN.

Neil Delamere has not said anything remotely funny yet.

grey_so_what

monkey9 wrote: »

Even Brendan knew that was sh!t

Kitteh beside me is meowing....

It may be the storm outside but I think it's Brendan......;)