little did we know at the time... the madness had only just started!

​@@N37L indeed indeed

Shop him? Stop him?

@@lizziebkennedy7505 Means "expose".

No he isnt ! A riot is generally something that gets terribly out of control and ends up with the Police coming 'round and getting stuck in too. Greg is something else completely. I think he's great, he doesn't resemble a party or protest that has finished very badly.

@@StepladdertoSausage71 🙄

Cave, not cage.

Did the same LOL

I remember Jon Richardson talking about being a member

Did anyone see the story about The WCF losing funding when they protested the Iraq invasion?

LoneKharnivore thought he was welsh in the books ... guess I remembered wrong.

Not originally. Only after Sean Connery was cast in Dr No did Fleming mention Bond was Scottish in the books.

Another one of those English speaking stuff kinda things

​@@karlbassett8485 Yes, that

Why would she wear heels when she is 6ft

Paul is 5'10 or so, ie average height?

@@francaperotti5934 Hmmm.....because she can afford to wear what she likes?

@@pamelacass9642 :-)

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oh yeah

@F_Bordewijk it's the lipsync that gives that effect

Why? They mention disgraced MPs from every party, all the time, and they don't really make a habit of brining up which party they were in.

They talk about the news. They make jokes about the news, the guests and each other. Only Ian (for left) and Paul (far right) are regulars. The rest, even the host, change every week. It’s very relaxed, and there are no transitions. That’s their thing, as they have a different presenter every week. Brian Blessed as host was sheer chaos. Nothing really happened and there was no structure to the show, same with William Shatner. The original presenter, Angus Deaton, who is host in all the early series, had to resign after he was involved in numerous sex scandals. It’s kind of like a comedy-political soup. It can turn into serious commentary at a moments notice, or never do. Or just be complete comedy. Depends what happened that week in the world.

@@mossy642 I can see that. I guess not living in Britain I don't understand the news so that might be why one topic seems to go for 3 minutes when in reality it's been 5 topics in that time.

@@uhejnjd I'm from the U.S., but have started watching more British shows on UKposts, including segments from news programs. If you don't know what's happening in Britain currently it can be hard to follow a show like this. This is an old episode so that makes it even harder to follow. I started watching more British shows like this in the hope of finding more sane politics during the Trump presidency and still watch them as our politics have only slightly improved post Trump. It turns out we have some similar problems. What a shock! Lol If you want an easier current events show to follow The Last Leg is a cross between this and a regular talk show.

OMG! I can hear my Dad saying, is it I or me?! He was always picking up grammatical errors.

I’m drunk and even I don’t copy and paste one commentary to like 100 episodes of a program 🙌✌️ ps: don’t mention the war you ducker

Not the world, the government. How are uni students that were able to go to uni for free privileged?

Indeed, if you're watching it these last few weeks, it has no life or soul left. It's empty.

I think the person who wanted him to sign her boobs decided that.

I remember when insults were more colorful than the same old thing. But that's how UKposts comments get. Repetitive in many ways 🤷‍♀️👍

The show was 12 years old when you watched it, mate.

Then... novel idea... move on, don't watch. We won't miss you we promise sweetheart ❤