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I remember seeing this game, and the game before (the 12-3 drubbing). Thanks for posting!

Proof of the existence of God!

Don Cupitt is so perceptive - he has a lot more insight than a lot of priests, ministers, and pastors I personally know. Don Cupitt for Archbishop of Cantebury!!!

Well done. Even if there are only a few hits, we who are the faithful few will always appreciate the creative work of Maestro Anderson.

Look at the dollar bills being exchanged at 13:31-32 - that's a Canadian $20 bill! They're using stock footage!!!

Kind of takes away from what is otherwise an entertaining documentary.

Only one to add to this: from season 19, when he did the 'sanctimonious little tosser', Phil Collins ('Look at all the homeless pe-e-e-o-ple')

Mesmerizing - for me, this was THE moment in the whole tsunami telethon from which this performance was taken.

Anybody know who did the 'arena rock' take on 'To It & At It' ? Anyway, great take-off on 'Goin' Down the Road'!

Great take-off on 'Goin' Down the Road'!

@Slaer07 Yeah, it's just a cheap rip-off of Laugh-In from the 60s-70s

I believe this is from the TV special they did called 'A Short Visit to Planet Earth'.

Lovely to see Colin LInden in the background providing rhythm guitar

God, I miss Roger Doucet and Danny Gallivan.

This section with Amy Winehouse reminds of Craig Ferguson's remarks on Charlie Sheen's recent episodes. It's Bedlam revisited - poke the loonies and get a rise out of them. I remember being in UK in 06 and all the talk about Amy's self-destruction, and this is another dot in the connecting picture.

Quote of the episode: 'This feels like a really dysfunctional Christmas day, doesn't it?'

Loved seeing Bill Oddie f***king Amstel's mind on the bird pictures. It's so great watching smart-mouthed preppy comedians getting their comeuppance by the grand masters.

Bill's intro to 'Another Day..' by the (and I quote) 'sanctimonious little tosser' makes this section: 'Look at all the homeless people' - too bad he's gone from Buzzcocks now...

First time I've seen Lamarr as a fawning wanker - absolutely useless!

@Svulla Apparently, Ian Anderson was going through a divorce from his first wife Jennie at the time (she helped him write the words to 'Aqualung'), and 'One White Duck' refers to the opposite of 'having your ducks all in a row' - a reference to the idea that his life seemed to be out of sorts at ...