Ricky Gervais – these days, normally not as funny as he used to be, and sometimes quite repellent. But here he is, being funny again, in an interview with the AP for his appearance on Sesame Street. Elmo proves to be a good comedy partner, too.
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Today, Ali Larter is being Indian.
Why?
She just is. A lady doesn’t have to explain herself, if she doesn’t want to.
LexCorp needs a bail out after running into a few troubles thanks to Superman. Here, Lex (played by Mad Men‘s Jon Hamm) explains what he’s going to do with the $100 billion you give him.
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I did have a premonition this was going to happen. Ages ago (2007, I think), I caught an episode of Big Brother’s Big Mouth hosted by James Corden and Matthew Horne. It was appalling. Absolutely appalling. I tried to forget it altogether.
So when Gavin & Stacey came around, I had no recollection of having seen either of the two before. It was only when reading about their new BBC3 sketch show, Horne & Corden, and their BBBM gig got mentioned, that it all came flooding back in its horrible glory.
"Oh no. Please don’t let it be like that," I prayed. "Gavin & Stacey was brilliant. Surely they’ve learned and moved on. Surely it’ll be funny."
No. It really wasn’t. In fact, it was so unfunny and joke-free, lovely wife actually fell asleep in the middle of it.
Not a good sign.
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