Sorry everyone, real life Christmas stuff in full swing. I’m hoping to get a belated weekend special up in the next few days, and I’ve also got a new set of questions for The Line Up! Exciting!
What WILL that Tom Scott get up to next?
There’s probably a proper format in this. Anyway, a couple of months ago certified Friend of the Bar and PROPER CELEBRITY Tom Scott did a game on Twitter called Don’t Get Your Hopes Up – a present was hidden in an Amazon locker somewhere in London, the location and code were released on Twitter, first person to get there won what was inside. It was a CD copy of Rick Astley’s Never Gonna Give You Up. It was quite exciting to follow and I laughed for hours.
Well now, with friend Dan, it’s BACK and it’s TIMES TWENTY-FOUR and might have some good prizes this time (might). A new prize up for grabs every day. If you’re in London, you might want to check out the page for Advent Locker. The official Twitter is here.
Oh man! It’s MAN THURSDAY on Bother’s Bar
LADS, get ready for EXCITING MAN ON MAN SMACKDOWN ACTION (also featuring women) as we do MALE THINGS (also featuring women) such as:
- PLAY POKER! AGGRESSIVENESS will probably win you possibly hundreds of dollars in the Bother’s Bar Christmas Bonus. It’s a $10+1 deep and steep unlimited rebuy event and it’s open to everyone provided they’re a member of the Bother’s Bar Poker Club. The club is free to join but don’t delay as I will have to approve you, and I’m not going to be able to do that until I get home at about 7:30. The game begins at 8pm. There is ten minutes late registration, but your best shot is to register early, you won’t be very disadvantaged if you turn up late.
- LIFT THINGS! It’s World’s Strongest Man on Five at 8pm, for some reason!
- QUIZBOXING! It’s the second of Stefan Raab’s TV Total Quizboxen events. We discussed the first one here, and you’ll probably be able to watch on a naughty stream. It is scheduled to begin at 9:55pm UK time and should be live.
“You’re in a room…”
The Gameological Society have done a thing on Knightmare. It includes an interview with Hugo Myatt.
Have I Got David Attenborough For You
This has just popped up on SRO Audiences. I offer it without comment:
Can a cockroach live for a week without its head? Can an octopus get an erection? Can a comedian tell the difference between badger and bat poo?
Join wildlife expert and TV presenter Chris Packham for the pilot of his hilarious new comedy wildlife panel show, Nevermind The Woodcocks, and you might well find out.
Our host Chris is joined by our two celebrity teams as they compete over a series of funny animal-based rounds.
Nevermind The Woodcocks is the new mischievous comedy panel show that proves what a completely entertaining place the natural world really is. A place where fact is always funnier than fiction.
The pilot is being recorded in London on Monday 17th December 2012 at The Rada Studio Theatre (formerly The Drill Hall), 16 Chenies Street, WC1E 7EX (nearest tube Goodge Street). If you would like to join us for a night of fun, then apply now!
If that sounds appealing, and goodness knows what channel this is being aimed at, you can apply for tickets here.
In other news, the Jeffrey Salmon’s Four Rooms position to be covered by a series of rotating dealers including Tamara Beckwith.
Fifty 50 Ten
Hurrah! The new episode of Fifty 50 Show is out and about and this week features Dave Mattingly and Andy “Keshihead” Sullivan joining Lewis Murphy for a chat about gameshow news and a recent recording of The Common Denominator, which people still seem to refer to as “The ComDom” despite the fact that that doesn’t technically work as a joke.
PLUS! Andy attempts quiz’s most heartstopping and brutal quiz, 21 Questions Wrong, for a shot at my actual real cash. Will he win? And if YOU want to be a future contestant, let us know.
- This week’s show notes!
- Direct download!
- You should have subscribed on iTunes by now…
- … although you can subscribe to the RSS feed as well.
If you want to be a guest on Fifty 50, why not let Lewis know? It’s always fun listening to new blood.

