russell brand - C or D?

Postman Patel

And also coincidentally, the ratings for Ross and Brand's R2 shows next week will go through the roof.

John Bird's Idi Amin
Rory Bremner's Trevor MacDonald

John Bird's Idi Amin

This was especially vile. Nice one, John.

While we're at it

ben Kingsly's ghandi
Alec Guiness' Price Faisal

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Hilarious.

Alec Guiness' Fagin

ben Kingsly's ghandi

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That'd be Ben Kingsley, real name "Krishna Bhanji", yes?

Bo Selecta passim

David Baddiel as Jason Lee

Although, in fairness, that was as funny as it was racist.

Vic Reeves & Bob Mortimer, The Ponderers

Julian Barrat Rudy Van der Sose

One of those Little Britain fuckers - Ting Tong.

I'm just sticking around to see if Ed provides the correct spelling for any of the named performers he cites. Although I suppose it is a form of Googleproofing.

The poll would be futile because it'd be dozens of forgotten options, a big fight, and then a 25-vote landslide victory for Borat once all the Americans turn up.

futility is our middle name.

ILX futility.

Ali G of course

Peter Seller's indian doctor.

peter cellar's' indian anything

inspecteur cluseauauauauau

Pretty much anyone from It Ain't Half Hot Mum or Allo Allo, including the Brits.

Pretty much everyone in everything.

Andrew Sachs probably does not want publicity or employment any more than your grandfather does.

People who want to privatize the BBC and destroy PSB are bad and sinister.

Ross and Brand are scum who degrade this country's public culture and they should not employed by the BBC.

Plenty of offensive jokes are made in pubs and on messageboards.

But when they are published in mass market circulation newspapers then isn't it the newspapers who should be censured?

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Why would they want to destroy the Pet Shop Boys?

Plenty of offensive jokes are made in pubs and on messageboards.

So pay me £6 million a year then

xp
He also busked outside this restaurant to drum up business for it. So, you know, it was a kinder gentler racism with a heart of gold.

23 Brook Street - oddly enough, Jimi Hendrix's gaff.

Next door to Handel's old drum

^ nice catch x-post.

Now a Jo Malone...haha how times have changed.

Handel's Old Drum - Serves The Best Mint Cracknell Milkshakes In London

(cue signed photos of Bernard Cribbins, Derren Nesbitt, Aimi MacDonald &c)

Also note the lovely little symbol drawn in the corner of Sellers' autograph.

Om nom nom nom, delicious

Very good.

The original birdy num num

Now a range of 'designer' hangbags...haha how time have cha...wait I've already done that.

Also a French DJ crew - I did not know that...

Andrew Sachs probably does not want publicity or employment any more than your grandfather does

yes. that'll be why he's agreeing to do phone interviews with arsehole celebrity DJs, etc.

isn't he still doing the odd piece of voiceover work, too?

Is he still the last statue you see at Madame Tussaud's?

they'll move him back up the celebrity scale again now, no doubt.

He'll be in the jungle with Ant & Dec next

god! Probably.

Are they still doing that "celebrity fantasy league" the BBC?

Ah yes, Ant & Dec with their hilarious "blacked up" "Rich Arabs" "wind-up" "routine." Most fitting for the nation's favourite Chiswick-dwelling Tory-voting professional Geordies!

Sachs I think still relatively busy on the voiceover/audio books front.

wasn't that "rich arabs" just a total nick off that NewsOfTheWorld.. oh right!

south african guy in alan partridge

or geordie guy obv

Spike Milligan passim

Chris Morris as Fur Q

Mark Heap, Tras Duprez

"Using make-up sticks we transformed our white reporter Tras Duprez, into a black man to see if the law would treat him any differently. Within five minutes, he'd committed a pocket theft and by mid-afternoon, he was attacking passers-by with violent muggings, and fleecing them viciously on the cobbles."