Catherine Tate show = tulipe.
Such an outdated comedy format. Maybe funny back in the early 90's.
And she is a minger too.
No plus points at all.
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Previously on "Catherine Tate"
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I loved the ‘Lauren’ scene. The other characters looked like they were cracking up. I liked the response to the young guy “Work in a car wash. Are all your mates at work Polish?”
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To look at?Originally posted by ChurchillOK, bad analogy.
She's about as funny as AtW.
From the descriptions I have heard his is a dead ringer for Borat and that in itself is quite amusing
I'm not helping much am I...
How about she is as about as funny as having your eyeball gouged out with a rusty spoon with no anasthetic ?
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OK, bad analogy.Originally posted by ArdescoI find that herpes can be extremely amusing, especially when its one of your mates that caught it after a drunken night out with a woman he though was stunning at the time, but realises she was a troglodyte of the highest order when shown pictures in the morning
She's about as funny as AtW.
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I find that herpes can be extremely amusing, especially when its one of your mates that caught it after a drunken night out with a woman he though was stunning at the time, but realises she was a troglodyte of the highest order when shown pictures in the morningOriginally posted by ChurchillShe's about as funny as herpes!
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"What a fecking liberty"Originally posted by ChurchillShe's about as funny as herpes!
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Yeah but am I bovvered?Originally posted by BovveredBack for a new series, excellent stuff.
"I can do that."
Loved it.
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Originally posted by BovveredBack for a new series, excellent stuff.
"I can do that."
he's a gay man our jon...........funny stuff
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Catherine Tate
Back for a new series, excellent stuff.
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