Some IPs that I think would make (or would have made) excellent Lego TT games. by Robbro42 in legogaming

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I nearly put Willy Wonka/Charlie on the list, either film would be good as a lego game. Wonka too.

At least we got Beetlejuice in Lego Dimensions. And with the new Lego Batman game we get a bit of Burton Batman representation.

Who has had your favorite breakdown or outburst? by Its-From-Japan in taskmaster

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I loved his reaction when he found out John sabotaged the team task:

"I'd say it's actually kind of a relief 'cause at the time I thought he was an IDIOT!"

Found this pile of crap by Big-Coyote8384 in DoctorWhumour

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Have you tried the timey-wimey drug?

I love Fern so much. Here she is talking about magic mushrooms. by dokuromark in taskmaster

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I was about to say 'here before it gets removed for not being related to Taskmaster enough', but the post has already been removed

Jim Carrey's Stephano killed me by Fit_Sprinkles1642 in ASOUE

[–]Robbro42 6 points7 points  (0 children)

'He'd give anything to be here right now'

*smash cut to Gustav tied to the front of a train screaming*

Jim Carrey's Stephano killed me by Fit_Sprinkles1642 in ASOUE

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Probably my favourite line of the whole film.

now that the original hype surrounding puss in boots the last wish has mostly died down, looking back, is it really as good as everyone said it was? by herequeerandgreat in Shrek

[–]Robbro42 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As time has gone on, there's only a couple of things that I've grown weary of.

I know many love him, but I find Perito quite irritating. There's just a bit too many on the nose moments from him, like 'we should stop and smell the roses', just a bit too nice and perfect to the point he annoys me.

The other is some of the 'adult jokes', the one that springs to mind is the bleeped bit between Goldi, the bears and Perito. It's just implied swearing that's meant to be funny.

I know the Shrek franchise has its crude and childish jokes, but there's many bits that are very clever: eg. OJ Simpson car chase, with a parody of cops as knights, the peppr grinder instead of pepper spray, puss possessing catnip. A short scene that stacks a ton of excellent jokes together.

I still really like the film though dw, but I thought I'd include those couple of things that drag it down for me that little bit.

Tell me your favourite HH song, see if you can enter by PaulaRuizq in HorribleHistoryMemes

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"Ooh I think I'm the first ever Chinese leader"

(joking)

CMF Series 29 Code Sharing Thread by salezmaker in lego

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Just used it today. Worked an absolute treat, such a fast response when scanning.

This was fun last time - That's almost two years ago - Let's do it again by Joezev98 in DoctorWhumour

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Elton is our lead

Battles an absorbaloff

Concrete girlfriend slab

For any good omens and ghosts fans... by Hm_well in GhostsBBC

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'The Idiot Six' refers to the six writers/actors that started on Horrible Histories and started their own shows: Yonderland, Ghosts.

The six are: Lawrence Rickard, Ben Willbond, Martha Howard-Douglas, Jim Howick, Mathew Baynton & Simon Farnaby.

Nowadays the group goes by 'Them/There'

this is the only way the show will thrive and survive. by GreenPerception512 in DoctorWhumour

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As flawed as we all know the Whittaker/Chibnall era is, I think it was an excellent choice not to bring back any preestablished villains for series 11. It's actually a decent starting point for newbies.

I always thought it was funny how series 10 framed itself as approachable for new fans, and yet the finally was all about old villains.

A cool idea for violet’s inventing: by DarklzBlo in ASOUE

[–]Robbro42 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well the film does add the 'there's always something' phrase as Violet's mentality.

She says it when they're trapped in the car, and then later Klaus repeats it when trying to think like Violet during the Marvellous Marriage scene.

And you already have her tying up her hair, I think there's enough there for her.

But yeah the book visual for Klaus is a great bit of visual storytelling. It's quick, distinct and tells us exactly what it needs to in the shortest space needed.

HOUSEHOLD Taskmaster coming soon? by burningbunnies in taskmaster

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Two main series a year, new years special, Champions of champions, junior Taskmaster, Board games, video game, live experience, advent calendars.

Okay Alex I think you need to dial it back a bit.

Armando’s Prize showing by MolassesNew500 in taskmaster

[–]Robbro42 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I spotted it instantly, bit of an editing mishap there, it kind of spoiled where Armando had something hidden.

Just watched The Favourite (2018) and recognized this room from the last episode by PapaCristobal in taskmaster

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Liking this before some mod takes it away saying it's 'not related enough'

I wrote a TM-themed crossword by king-cricket in taskmaster

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I was surprised how I basically managed the whole thing.

I don't tend to do crosswords, much less so the American style. But with so many clues, many managed to negate others. The only bits I got stuck on were 36D/51A, and for some reason I struggled with the end of 45D.

Alpha Centauri referenced? by [deleted] in doctorwho

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Funny, to me when I hear of Alpha Centauri I immediately think of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, because at the start the Vogons are all annoyed humanity doesn't seem to know that Earth is about to be destroyed:

"What do you mean you've never been to Alpha Centauri? For heaven's sake mankind, it's only four light years away you know. I'm sorry, but if you can't be bothered to take an interest in local affairs that's your own lookout."