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Anton de Berk, for the High Art of 'The Hole In The Wall' which has tragically yet to move to BBC4
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susie dent, intelligent and so sexy.
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rachel riley a shocking omission
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Bit of a pancake our Susie
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Timmy Mallet
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Stephen Fry
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Kirk from Corrie,the Pascal of the cobbles!
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Good question and a difficult one to answer as the choices are not exactly plentiful of the current crop, I'll have to have a think about this and get back to you.
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Thought Professor Brian Cox might have been mentioned earlier.
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Anton Du Beke is a strange choice. Then again he's the only one on the list to have played the title role in a Hollywood blockbuster film, so deserves some kudos for that.
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stephen hawking.
when he gets a bit gobby or disagrees with your own theories, you can put him on mute. |
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katie price
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starkie
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Barry humphries
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I've got a few I really like. Stephen Fry, most of the Coast team (Dr Alice
 ), Simon Schama, and more.Does Michael Portillo count as an intellectual seeing as he has a first at Cambridge? If so, then say what you like about him as a politician, but he is absolutely first class (excuse the pun)on Great Railway Journeys. |
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On reflection and having had a good think about the subject matter I'll have to agree with Rachel Riley. Plus she has got an absolutely cracking arse which is never a bad thing on a sage.
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Starkies an antiquated old fool who likes the sound of his own voice too much.
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Does Michael Portillo count as an intellectual seeing as he has a first at Cambridge? If so, then say what you like about him as a politician,
ok then, he's ****ing fantastic |
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I was a bit young to really take notice of what he did as a politician. Just always thought people moaned about him. Was he actually OK then?
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Nigella Lawson.
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Dr Sheldon Cooper
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The two biggies. Fry/Toksvig
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Professors Richard Dawkins, Jim Al-Khalili, Michio Kaku and Niall Ferguson have all made interesting documentary programmes.
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No wonder this country's going to the dogs...
The correct answer is chit chat sweetheart Victoria Coren. Intelligent, pretty, funny, big chebs, gambler, smoker, drinker, word pedant. With the exception of the smoking, pretty much my perfect woman. Adam Curtis is quite interesting as an alternative, though I'm less inclined to sleep with him. These are worth 5 mins of your time... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8moePxHpvok http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87WqBDgc7wY |
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Not worth 5 seconds of my time as her voice grates on me
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i have a tool for that
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The clips are Curtis, not Coren.
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HM have you met Liv Boeree?
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Stephen Fry is by far my favourite TV intellectual. As well as being incredibly clever and diverse, he has a superb sense of humour.
When he was manically depressed a few years back, he decided that his only two options were to do himself in or flee to Belgium. I always thought that was absolute comedy genius. |
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Louis Theroux is a good call.
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Jeremy Paxman
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Jonathan Meades for me.
Knows his grub and knows his buildings. Makes entertaining and offbeat documentaries. |
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what happened to Tom Paulin?
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Meades is good, rather arrogant
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keith chegwin and bobby davro.
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Karl Pilkington
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Is this a w/o The Bhoys market?
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stephen fry and david mitchell and will self all make me laugh. love it when self tears politicians apart on QT
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The Bhoys
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