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Tony Broke
10 Dec 09 12:58
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mutiny on the buses..

why i dont have this cracker on dvd i dont know, all the old gang flling us all with yuletide mirth, reg, olive, blakey with his 'i ate u butler' etc.

who needs the sting when u have films like this.

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backtolay
When: 10 Dec 09 13:03
I can't wait to see the Wizard of Oz myself, they never show this at Christmas and it's a classic.
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JUGADOR MEJOR
When: 10 Dec 09 13:04
I like Return to Oz, so do the kids.
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alun2005
When: 10 Dec 09 13:49
'Mutiny On The Buses' a true politically incorrect (thank God) masterpiece.

Keep your eyes peeled for the character 'Mr Jenkins', the boss of the depot, and a public servant ahead of his time.

Not for him the hard-nosed, financially prudent stryle of management. No, he invites clippies back to his office after hours, spills drinks over their tights, and insists he takes them off before paying for a replacement pair out of the petty cash.

Our current MPs obviously saw this film and based their style on his.
By:
cunnybobbler
When: 10 Dec 09 14:12
is carry on having a strike in the crapper factory on this year?
By:
DEFCON [1]
When: 10 Dec 09 14:20
This will be my fav ....

CARRY ON UP THE $h!tter (1984)

A late and frankly regrettable addition to the series, replacing the earlier films' knowing but innocent vulgarity with out-right crudity and racism, and with few of the original team. A parody of the film Gandhi, Jack Douglas leads the cast as Humpmi Upadi **ta, an Indian Independence campaigner, wearing nothing but a loin-cloth, a flat cap, a pair of glasses and about a dozen tins worth of brown boot polish, and spends most of the film turning around as if someone has just tapped him on the shoulder and making incomprehensible noises for no good reason. Love interest is provided by Suzanne Danielle as wealthy British heiress Ann Shandy.
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fearless on a ladder
When: 10 Dec 09 16:34
my fav which usually comes on at xmas is its a mad mad mad mad world,hope its on again still laugh at it as much today
By:
flatliner
When: 10 Dec 09 16:56
Any site out there that gives you whats on over christmas?
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Tony Broke
When: 10 Dec 09 17:18
buy rhe radio times and mark off all the goodies...youll save ink
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