The Animated Ricky Gervais Show
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Crimson
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Preezy wrote:Episode 5 link doesn't work
Some links don't survive for very long before being taken down by MU.
Could only find a two parter.
Ep 5
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Happy now?
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HM
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Episode 8 was brilliant 
Any links for ep 7??
Any links for ep 7??
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Crimson
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HM wrote:Episode 8 was brilliant
Any links for ep 7??
Doesn't seem to be any single links around. Torrents are awash with seeders though.
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Adam Pollard
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HM wrote:Episode 8 was brilliant
Any links for ep 7??
.avi file in a .rar archive.
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Ah hotfile, normally reserved for downloading porn in my house
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Cats Hate Mangos
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Whoop, thanks for the heads up on ep 8. Downloading now. 
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A reminder that this starts tonight on CH4 at 10.30pm with a double episode.
Also
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/con ... a6500c5b2c
Also
"The Office" and "Extras" creators Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant have unveiled their new project, "Life's Too Short," a 30-minute single-camera comedy pilot for BBC2.
The show centers on Warwick Davis, Britain's pre-eminent little person actor who has appeared in such boxoffice hit franchises as "Star Wars" and "Harry Potter." Gervais and Merchant appear in minor roles.
The observational comedy follows Davis in his day-to-day life, complete with the frustrations he faces, in his first major role for the BBC.
"We're having so much fun working with Warwick. Pound for pound he is one of the funniest men I know," Gervais said.
The pilot will be produced by Charlie Hanson with Michelle Farr for the BBC's in-house comedy production unit and will be executive produced by Gervais and Merchant, with Mark Freeland.
BBC2 controller Janice Hadlow said the project was part of the network's comedy mission.
"Experimenting with innovative, broad appeal comedy projects are an important part of BBC2 plans for the future," she said.
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/con ... a6500c5b2c
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Pound for pound he is one of the funniest men I know," Gervais said.
Literally
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Emily_Belle
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The Crimson Clown wrote:Preezy wrote:Episode 5 link doesn't work
Some links don't survive for very long before being taken down by MU.
Could only find a two parter.
Ep 5Floex wrote:Blame The Crimson Clown
Happy now?
dont use MU then. noob.
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Crimson
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Emily_Belle wrote:The Crimson Clown wrote:Preezy wrote:Episode 5 link doesn't work
Some links don't survive for very long before being taken down by MU.
Could only find a two parter.
Ep 5Floex wrote:Blame The Crimson Clown
Happy now?
dont use MU then. noob.
It's the only file hosting site I get full speed downloads from on a consistent basis.
Seeing Ricky live tonight, can't wait.
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rinks
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Crimson
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From Ricky's blog about the show tonight:
OK. Just played the O2 Dublin. Best gig I've ever done. And I don't mean because of me. It was overwhelming. Thank you so much to the most amazing crowd I have ever experienced.
I was blown away. It was worth every penny of the 12 grand, (plus strawberry floating VAT of course), I paid for the helicopter to get there. (It seriously was though. Cheers Dublin. I'll be back)
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The Crimson Clown wrote:From Ricky's blog about the show tonight:OK. Just played the O2 Dublin. Best gig I've ever done. And I don't mean because of me. It was overwhelming. Thank you so much to the most amazing crowd I have ever experienced.
I was blown away. It was worth every penny of the 12 grand, (plus strawberry floating VAT of course), I paid for the helicopter to get there. (It seriously was though. Cheers Dublin. I'll be back)
When I saw him he was gooseberry fool.
Time for adventure
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Herbi wrote:The Crimson Clown wrote:From Ricky's blog about the show tonight:OK. Just played the O2 Dublin. Best gig I've ever done. And I don't mean because of me. It was overwhelming. Thank you so much to the most amazing crowd I have ever experienced.
I was blown away. It was worth every penny of the 12 grand, (plus strawberry floating VAT of course), I paid for the helicopter to get there. (It seriously was though. Cheers Dublin. I'll be back)
When I saw him he was gooseberry fool.
Sorry to hear that was your experience, he was amazing the other night. What tour did you see him during?
