When Ricky met Larry
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Not much more needs to be said about this. Ricky Gervais, the funniest man in
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Tim Saturday 4 August 2007
Is this available elsewhere? It says, ‘no longer available’ when I try to play it.
Tim Thursday 30 August 2007
I love these guys. Wathcing this reminds me of how much I’ve missed them. I think Ricky summed up what I miss about Curb when he talked about its guilt-free truth.
It was interesting to listen to the conversation about the hard-done-by psychosis being the engine of Jewish humour. Ricky talked of himself being, in contrast to Larry, a normal, white middle class English man and he wondered therefore what the source of his humour is. I reckon at this point I would have told him the English have a psychosis of their own and that it’s just as powerful as the Jewish and Japanese brands of craziness.
I reckon I’m now going to try to get hold of the US version of The Office. Is this any good?
Anyway, thanks very much ZZ for getting this post together. I owe you a beer.
PS How does Jeff bear up with a ballbreaker wife like that?