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Andrew takes Liam on a dark journey into the world of Public Information Films.
Join us for train crashes, motorcycle accidents and an unfortunate incident for the 'tufty club' .
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What if Mr. Bean was more than just a bumbling Brit—could he be an alien sent to observe our peculiar planet? Join us as we unwrap this quirky theory and revisit the beloved "Merry Christmas, Mr. Bean" episode from over 30 years ago. With its charmingly grainy visuals and nostalgic nods to classic comedy, this holiday special brings a whimsical layer of humor to Christmas, much like a lost Laurel and Hardy sketch. We reflect on how Mr. Bean's antics, including his orchestrated chaos with a nativity scene, still capture the essence of festive joy and childlike wonder today.
Prepare for a journey filled with laughter and nostalgia as we explore Mr. Bean's hilarious misadventures and the bittersweet moments of his solitary Christmas celebration. From writing Christmas cards to himself to a hilariously misguided gift exchange with his girlfriend, Mr. Bean's innocence shines through, bringing both humor and empathy to his holiday escapades. We also discuss fan theories about Mr. Bean being an alien, adding an intriguing twist to his unique character and exploring his peculiar wardrobe choices. With Rowan Atkinson's genius and Richard Curtis's wit, Mr. Bean's timeless humor continues to resonate, even in today's fast-paced comedic landscape.
Get ready for a special announcement as we invite you to join us on Christmas Day for a live event that offers a refreshing alternative to the usual holiday lineup!
Connect with us on Twitter @livingwithmade1 or email us at livingwithmadeley.outlook.com to share your thoughts and join the fun. Let's make this holiday unforgettable with a dose of Mr. Bean's festive magic!

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Do you remember the thrilling clank of metal against metal in the iconic Robot Wars arena? Join us for a nostalgic romp through the grand finale of Series 4, with Andrew and Liam, the self-styled medallion man, as we navigate through the chaos and fun of robot battles. Even with a pesky cold, Andrew’s enthusiasm shines through as we explore the unique commentary style of Jonathan Pearce. His unforgettable lines added flair not just to Robot Wars but also the world of football commentary. Expect clips, laughs, and a few coughs as we unpack the eccentricities of the series.
Robot names like Robo-Savage, Rocky Botboa, and Full Metal Anorak are sure to spark memories of the ingenious creations from the show. We reminisce about the format and its evolution, such as the British Bulldog Games and Tug of War, which brought variety and excitement to the competition. Discover how Robot Wars captivated audiences on both sides of the Atlantic, and unveil a surprising connection to Joe Thomas from the Inbetweeners, who had a hand in building a finalist robot in Series 1. It’s a fascinating look at how the show bridged entertainment and engineering while maintaining its cult status.
Immerse yourself in the world of house robots like Sergeant Bash and Matilda, pondering their roles and the potential for even grander machines. We laugh over tales of near-disaster, imaginative robot designs, and the quirks of football fanaticism, all sprinkled with a dash of irony. As the episode wraps up, Andrew and Liam express gratitude for your patience and invite you to stay connected via Twitter and email, promising more entertaining episodes. Prepare for a journey that blends humor, nostalgia, and the thrill of mechanical warfare in a way only Robot Wars can offer.

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Peep Show v Max And Paddy's Road To Nowhere and Friday Night Dinner v Phoenix Nights.
Step right up to the comedic clash of the century as we throw the sitcom gauntlet in this side-splitting episode of the Sitcom World Cup. Prepare to be swept up in a whirlwind of laughter and nostalgia as we pit the quirky flatmates of Peep Show against those whimsical wanderers, Max and Paddy. We'll take you on a journey through the theme tunes that defined these shows, dissect the dynamic between characters that kept us coming back for more, and even share a few personal anecdotes that might just resonate with your own friendship follies.
Strap in for a roller coaster of ridiculousness as we recount Peep Show's most absurdly hilarious moments, including the infamous urination debacle that still has us in stitches. But the humor doesn't end there; we reminisce about the retro charm of Max and Paddy's Road to Nowhere, and how Peter Kay's transformative portrayal of Max became a stroke of comedic genius. Between fits of giggles, we'll also cast a critical eye over other Brit-com greats like the Goodman family's shenanigans in Friday Night Dinner, and the darkly humorous Northern charm of Phoenix Nights.
Tune in, chortle, reminisce, and raise your voice as we march on to crown the champion of our Sitcom World Cup. It's all to play for, and your favorite shows are counting on your support. Who will emerge victorious? Stay with us to find out!

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What did the BBC 1 schedule have in store on Andrew and Liam's 10th birthday?