Alan B’Stard was a vile man of the highest order. He was callous, greedy, deceitful, unscrupulous, unprincipled, cowardly and perverse. He was a Tory. In this clip from the popular sit-com, The New Statesman, we see the lengths this Tory will go to in his attempts to escape justice. Rebel Voice is glad that the […]
To be fair to the Brits, they have always been streets ahead of any other nation (at least English speaking nation) in terms of their comedy. From the Goons to Monty Python to Faulty Towers to Only Fools and Horses to The Inbetweeners, British comedy is top notch. Throw in The League of Gentlemen, The […]
Any readers who come from large families, such as those found across Ireland, will know of at least one member who is crude and liable to say the wrong thing at the most inappropriate time. Usually it’s a man, but not always. Sometimes the worst culprit might be a woman, an old woman. It’s incongruous […]
In the 1970s, no one who had access to Thames Television and a TV in The Celtic Isles would have missed The Benny Hill Show. The bawdy humour shown was of its time, but was so socially acceptable that even children got to stay up to watch it. The Tory party apparently haven’t manage to […]
Another episode from the lives of our aged Glaswegian twosome as they forge their way through society causing mayhem and disorder. Bless them! If you enjoyed this, please share
A little something from Glasgow’s terrible twosome of the world of old age pensioners. If you enjoyed this, please share
More from Glasgow’s answer to Statler and Waldorf. This time they get wind of buses that can be used as free taxis and decide to milk that sucker. If you enjoyed this, please share
Here is another installment from the life of Wolfie Smith as he fights for the British proletariat against the ravages of the Capitalist system – and then goes for tea and scones. If you enjoyed this, please share
Here’s another episode from the lovable Glaswegian rogues as they struggle through modern society. If you enjoyed this, please share
This episode is a blast from the past for some. Citizen Smith was Tooting’s answer to Che Guevara. He was a naive Marxist from south London who regularly found himself in all sorts of trouble with society. First broadcast in 1977, Citizen Smith is interesting for the clothes and attitudes to be found. It is […]
Here we see the (possibly) future British Foreign Secretary as he negotiates his way through the bureaucracy associated with the NHS. Bean is a one off, thankfully, but Boris Johnson is not far away in terms of incompetence and bumbling idiocy. In fact, Bean could be chip whip of the Tories. If you enjoyed this, […]
There are many TV shows that stick in our memories for their humour and questionable content. In fact, there is such a plethora that it would be impossible to list them all in one article. The following vid provides us with a list of just 10. They may not be your choice and it does […]
