Mel or Sue?

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Which one do you like? The gawky one, or the lesbian one?

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I voted "Pat Buchanan"

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I personally think they both compliment each other and make a funny duo, so I vote for both.

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There's nothing quite like Mel and Sue's escapades in Leighton Buzzard, is there?

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[Moiven]I don't even know them![/Moiven]

But just from the description, probably the gawky one, still I voted for who.

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Who - sounds like a cool person.

What's this thread about? 

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Hoo? This namedropping drives me mad.

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Originally posted by Gocad:
What's this thread about?   

Well, I might be going out on a limb here, but... maybe its about Mel and Sue.

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Originally posted by Love_For_Leela:
 Well, I might be going out on a limb here, but... maybe its about Mel and Sue.

That just raises further questions!

Really, who?

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They used to do a Sunday Morning comedy show in the UK, and Hovis Bread adverts.

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Alright. Mel Gierdroyc and Sue Perkins, British comediennes. They hosted a long running lunch time chat show on Channel 4 called 'Light Lunch'.

Mel Geirdroyc went on to star in an unsuccesful sit-com with Rhona Cameron, called 'Rhona', and Sue Perkins presented 'Win, Lose, or Draw with Liza Tarbuck for a while.

Now both present 'RI:SE', a Channel 4 breakfast show.

*exhales*

[edit] That too. Thanks, Coilette =) [/edit]

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Who the hell?
*reads thread*

Oh...
*votes Pat Buchanan*

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I hung out around the LL forum for quite some considerable time.. even met them a couple of times.


They were really nice.

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Originally posted by Love_For_Leela:
Alright. Mel Gierdroyc and Sue Perkins, British comediennes. They hosted a long running lunch time chat show on Channel 4 called 'Light Lunch'.

Mel Geirdroyc went on to star in an unsuccesful sit-com with Rhona Cameron, called 'Rhona', and Sue Perkins presented 'Win, Lose, or Draw with Liza Tarbuck for a while.

Now both present 'RI:SE', a Channel 4 breakfast show.

*exhales*

[edit] That too. Thanks, Coilette =) [/edit]

It's a UK thing?! It's RI:SE, it doesn't matter anyway.

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How about Mel and Sue mud wrestling?

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[MARGE]You'll be like an owl, saying "Mel and Sue WHOOO?"[/MARGE]

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Originally posted by Coilette:
I personally think they both compliment each other and make a funny duo, so I vote for both.

Me too, although I haven't seen them for ages as I don't watch day time tv.

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Originally posted by Love_For_Leela:
Alright. Mel Gierdroyc and Sue Perkins, British comediennes. They hosted a long running lunch time chat show on Channel 4 called 'Light Lunch'.

Mel Geirdroyc went on to star in an unsuccesful sit-com with Rhona Cameron, called 'Rhona', and Sue Perkins presented 'Win, Lose, or Draw with Liza Tarbuck for a while.

Now both present 'RI:SE', a Channel 4 breakfast show.

*exhales*

[edit] That too. Thanks, Coilette =) [/edit]

Dont forget the terrible bread adverts...

Anyway I will stick with Pat Buchanan.

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I really don't blame you. This might sounds like a dumb question, too, but who the hell is Pat Buchanan?

[edit]Incidentally, I've met Mel G. too. She was nice. [/edit]

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Mel.

She's marginally funnier than Sue, I've always thought.

Sue lost points by going on Celebrity Big Brother.

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Calling them comediennes is stretching it just a bit, don't you think?

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Well calling them 'a vagueley funny pair of woman, one a lesbian, the other blonde' didn't really narrow it down very much.

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Considering they also both did stand-up before (and after) they did TV qualifies them as comediennes.  Regardless of how funny you think they are.

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Originally posted by Love_For_Leela:
I really don't blame you. This might sounds like a dumb question, too, but who the hell is Pat Buchanan?

The presenters of Art Attack and Fun House involved in a horrible transporter mafunction, resulting in the creation of a crooked US politician.

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Oh, Good GOD! That's the most horrible thing I've ever heard of! Except maybe Richard Whitely!