How many complaints to Ofcom then? None!!! Why? Because we just laughed, saw it for the mishap it was & carried on with life. No calls for it to be axed or someone banished from the screens, life went on! Plus there’s nothing better than Johnny laughing.
Someone audibly (At least, through earphones.) gasps "Oh my...!". Funny thing is though, I don't think it was any worse than the standard Big Breakfast smut of the day. XD
I believe Marc "borrowed" this line from the Al Murray sitcom Time Gentlemen Please, in which he was appearing at the time. The character of the Prof is often harassed by his religious mother with this line and other similar innuendo laden religious phrases.
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How many complaints to Ofcom then? None!!!
Why? Because we just laughed, saw it for the mishap it was & carried on with life. No calls for it to be axed or someone banished from the screens, life went on!
Plus there’s nothing better than Johnny laughing.
This clip is Gold.
Hilarious.
Someone audibly (At least, through earphones.) gasps "Oh my...!".
Funny thing is though, I don't think it was any worse than the standard Big Breakfast smut of the day. XD
I believe Marc "borrowed" this line from the Al Murray sitcom Time Gentlemen Please, in which he was appearing at the time. The character of the Prof is often harassed by his religious mother with this line and other similar innuendo laden religious phrases.
I'm not a big Vaughan fan, but that was an excellent recovery.
I wonder if the show got band.
No band, just a tape deck.
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Lol
No.....i miss Big Breakfast in the morning
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Me too
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