Love the mugs :) bit scared of that refrigerator. It seems to have amnesia and asks a lot of questions... it might need therapy. And then what, you'd have nowhere to put your food. You'd have to live of toast for the rest of your life.
Both excellent! Please do keep the You Tube stuff coming. And I'm sure my fellow Finnemaniacs spotted the reference to Vyshny Volochyok in your talk on Russia - did anyone else immediately think of Sean Connery in a polo neck?!
Why, Ambassador, with these radio *and* telly (sort of) programmes, you are spoiling us! Love the Sunday Papers, and another one next month too - what a joy.
You probably never read these comments, but I was wondering if you are at Tall Tales this month? I emailed the pub to check but didn't get a reply. Cheers!
Dam. Beaten to it. Well done John. Just a shame that it's referred to as a 'Cumberbatch sitcom' rather than yours. Did Benedict help with the writing at all? Looking forward to a very witty acceptance speech...
Not bad. Didn't have me laughing out loud, though. I felt maybe some of the quoting of articles was a bit long and slowed down the pace a bit too much. Might benefit from a bit more room, too, if you're going to be swinging broadsheets around.
PS I realise you really do believe the robots are coming, but isn't it a bit early to discriminate against them in your comments section. I was actually asked to prove that I was not one. Is a bank statement proof enough?
Loved it, thanks! Especially the technology predictions, some of which we already see here in Silicon Valley (Google's driverless cars, Glasses, and all the "smart" watches).
I have a theory that Lord Ashcroft is buying up all the Victoria Crosses so he can melt them down, make them back into a Russian cannon and take it back to Sevastapol.
Loved the Lord Ashcroft stuff. Is he perhaps a buddy of Michael Gove? Brilliant! Until very recently thought people from both political affiliations died in WW1!
I don't know why I have such a burning desire to know this but- what flavor jam was on the table? If anything, please turn it around so I can see it in the next brilliant episode that is sure to be on YouTube :D
My previous fridge ( I've moved on )had a host of letter fridge-magnets. Soon messages appeared to the first morning riser to face the door to the cool and cooling food products. Messages continue and became more bizarre and hard for all to find a shared understanding. Finally , the messages stopped with , " HELP IM A FRIDGE !"
Declare experiment resounding success! I've commented and now I'm being asked to prove I'm not a robot...I would really like to prove this, if only I could read the jumbled letters the computer is asking me to transcribe....
hooray! I hope there will be more :) can't wait for tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteEncore!
ReplyDeleteYeah, we're waiting for more! And by the way, Happy New Year :)
ReplyDeleteOh I hope you do another next month!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant!
ReplyDeleteLove the mugs :) bit scared of that refrigerator. It seems to have amnesia and asks a lot of questions... it might need therapy. And then what, you'd have nowhere to put your food. You'd have to live of toast for the rest of your life.
ReplyDeleteLoved it and definitely want more! The coffee mugs are a nice touch and you're really cute in a bathrobe. ;)
ReplyDeleteLOL! Loved it - more, please. :-)
ReplyDeleteBoth excellent! Please do keep the You Tube stuff coming. And I'm sure my fellow Finnemaniacs spotted the reference to Vyshny Volochyok in your talk on Russia - did anyone else immediately think of Sean Connery in a polo neck?!
ReplyDeleteBlimey, I never realised you're supposed to let cartoned milk breathe.
ReplyDeleteHope to see more of John and Kevin.
Brilliant!
ReplyDeletePleease, do more of this....!
ReplyDeleteWould a sentient fridge necessarily be malevolent? Loved this review - more please!
ReplyDeleteI'm newly appreciating why I must prove I'm not a robot here . . . by replicating numbers heh heh heh heh heh
ReplyDeletei hope you do another one that was hilarious P:)
ReplyDeleteRebecca you are not alone, drisley solo treck and all.
ReplyDeleteLove the newspaper review.
Why, Ambassador, with these radio *and* telly (sort of) programmes, you are spoiling us! Love the Sunday Papers, and another one next month too - what a joy.
ReplyDeleteYou probably never read these comments, but I was wondering if you are at Tall Tales this month? I emailed the pub to check but didn't get a reply. Cheers!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-25649400
ReplyDeleteCongrats Clever Mr Finnemore with Cabin Pressure up for two awards. Well deserved nominations - we'd vote if we could lol!
Dam. Beaten to it. Well done John. Just a shame that it's referred to as a 'Cumberbatch sitcom' rather than yours. Did Benedict help with the writing at all?
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to a very witty acceptance speech...
Yes. Congrats on the double! And the comedy plus drama-comedy captures something important about CP, so ha!
ReplyDeleteStill not a robot.
Not bad. Didn't have me laughing out loud, though. I felt maybe some of the quoting of articles was a bit long and slowed down the pace a bit too much. Might benefit from a bit more room, too, if you're going to be swinging broadsheets around.
ReplyDeleteThat was great (I'm pretty sure I've met that toaster myself). I hope you guys will see fit to do more of 'em. -Molly
ReplyDeleteLOVED it!!! The mugs were cute and I love the beard! I especially liked how you decided on what to read. Sounds like me going through the paper.
ReplyDeleteBy the by, did Lord Ashcroft get those medals by being awarded them for bravery or did he just get them on EBay?
More please!
ReplyDeleteLove and kisses,
Lord Ashcroft x
PS I realise you really do believe the robots are coming, but isn't it a bit early to discriminate against them in your comments section. I was actually asked to prove that I was not one. Is a bank statement proof enough?
Loved it, thanks! Especially the technology predictions, some of which we already see here in Silicon Valley (Google's driverless cars, Glasses, and all the "smart" watches).
ReplyDeleteI have a theory that Lord Ashcroft is buying up all the Victoria Crosses so he can melt them down, make them back into a Russian cannon and take it back to Sevastapol.
ReplyDeleteAfter that, he's coming for all the marbles...
Loved the Lord Ashcroft stuff. Is he perhaps a buddy of Michael Gove? Brilliant! Until very recently thought people from both political affiliations died in
ReplyDeleteWW1!
Loved the video, would be very pleased if it were to become a regular thing!
ReplyDeleteHa ha! Thanks John Finnemore! More pleeze! :D
ReplyDeleteI don't know why I have such a burning desire to know this but- what flavor jam was on the table?
ReplyDeleteIf anything, please turn it around so I can see it in the next brilliant episode that is sure to be on YouTube :D
My previous fridge ( I've moved on )had a host of letter fridge-magnets.
ReplyDeleteSoon messages appeared to the first morning riser to face the door to the cool and cooling food products.
Messages continue and became more bizarre and hard for all to find a shared understanding.
Finally , the messages stopped with , " HELP IM A FRIDGE !"
We would never know the back story ..
Do you think you will introduced as the writer and star of cabin pressure when you are in your nineties?
ReplyDeleteDeclare experiment resounding success! I've commented and now I'm being asked to prove I'm not a robot...I would really like to prove this, if only I could read the jumbled letters the computer is asking me to transcribe....
ReplyDeleteLove it ^^
ReplyDeleteWonderful fun. Would love to have this happen somemore.
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