Relocation, Relocation is back -who feels sick ?

mystic_trev

I don't usually watch the program, but switched on halfway through because there wasn't much else on.

Like others I thought that woman was a right cow and a bloody snob too. I couldn't have spent more than a miniute in her company!

I reckon she must have spotted her OH at some middle class social function. Probably walked over to him, grabbed him by the ear and said you're coming with me - then dragged him down to the Doctors to check his sperm count was OK :rotfl:

john539

Johnny_Doe wrote: »

Again, the show just goes to prove that money doesn't always buy you taste or class or brains even..

mystic_trev wrote: »

I reckon she must have spotted her OH at some middle class social function. Probably walked over to him, grabbed him by the ear and said you're coming with me - then dragged him down to the Doctors to check his sperm count was OK :rotfl:

Didn't the couple say at start of program she had the brains, he had the balls !! :rolleyes: :rotfl:
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hethmar

I would have thought she was wearing them as ear rings actually.

john539

I wonder what the next episode on Wednesday will bring.

It's going to be fascinating to see how this series developed in the current economic climate.

Maybe Krusty & Phil will be further digging their own graves.

besonders1

I think Crusty and Phil would be good as actors in "The vicar of Dibley"

hethmar

I get this overwhelming desire to bung a sinus clearing medication up Phil's nose.

Austin_Allegro

besonders1 wrote: »

I think Crusty and Phil would be good as actors in "The vicar of Dibley"

I suspect they'll be lucky to appear in 'Mother Goose' at the Accrington Stanley Community Theatre by this time next year...

...but they do seem to be remarkably adept at having new series commissioned despite their entire industry going down the pan....

Francesanne

Sorry but have to admit I like the programme and I like them. Have recorded the 1st programme and looking forward to watching it. There's always the off button or the remote control for those who don't want to watch.

mewbie_2

Francesanne wrote: »

Sorry but have to admit I like the programme and I like them. Have recorded the 1st programme and looking forward to watching it. There's always the off button or the remote control for those who don't want to watch.

Off button? Off button you say? I thought the idea was just to flick idly through until something half bearable popped up on screen - I didn't know it could be turned off. This could change our lives.

besonders1

yep use the off button when the show starts and it saves £££s from your lecky bill! LOL as well those developers from negative equity.