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Yeah, Tom Stade was on two or three weeks ago. And I'd say this series definitely hasn't been the funniest, but I've still enjoyed it a lot.

Yup, he's still playing in Switzerland.

Bradford Bulls have a player called Semi Tadulala. It just makes me laugh...

No, Bill Bailey has never done it. It would be awesome if he did though. The coming weeks episode is a best of series seven so far episode, which I don't think there is any need for, really. However, the week after Fred MacAulay will be joining Frankie and Hugh, which makes me happy in my pants.

Well at least you have good taste in teams. The first one, anyway.

Come on; there must be more fans than just me out there.

I'm still waiting for the day Lee Mack does Mock the Week. I don't think it'll ever come.

Haha. No; was actually quite full that day. I'd hazard a guess at the staidum being pretty much full. I can't remember the exact figure.

'That Candian dude' is Stewart Francis. You should really find some of his stuff; he was good on Michael McIntyre's comedy roadshow, but you can find most of the same stuff on YouTube and his website. I echo the sentiments about Gina Yashere (the Nigerian woman Cnut mentioned). She's just so bland, and when she does get involved in scenes we'd like to see it's always some joking involving..."No, because I'm here in Peckham". Ughh. Frankie Boyle is becoming more and more evil as the beard slowly takes over more and more of his face. I love it. Andy Parsons continues to be awful for the most part, but he wasn't actually that bad on the last episode.

Another (I suppose) historic game I was at was the Championship game in which Wigan Athletic gained promotion to the Premiership in the 2004/05 season. I wouldn't usually have gone being a United fan, but when Latics where down in the lower leagues our school tended to get free tickets from time to time. This was one of those occasions. Wigan won that game 3-1 with goals from Lee McCulloch, Jason Roberts and Nathan Ellington. That was probably the best atmostphere I've ever witnessed at a Wigan Athletic match. Even better than the first ever Premiership game against Chelsea, which I was also at. I paid to see that, though; it was an interesting encounter and Old Trafford was sold out anyway.

Didn't notice a thread anywhere so thought I'd make one, despite the season almost reaching a thrilling end. Three Super League rounds left and then of course, the play-offs, and there's still the Challenge Cup final between Warrington Wolves and Huddersfield Giants to play. So, who are your bets to win the trophies come the end of the season? I reckon Huddersfield should beat Wire in the cup final (yes, I'm bitter, but beating them tonight certainly shut them up), and, in all honesty, us down in Wigan are looking really good to have a chance at the Super League title this season, but I can't count out Saints and Leeds, and of course the surprise package of the season, Huddersfield.

Was at the Wigan Warriors game against Warrington tonight, we won 36-16, and saw us beat Leeds Rhinos in perhaps one of the best games in recent memory two weeks ago. The scoreline was 28-10. So, yeah, I'm probably more of a rugby league fan nowadays. It's too hard for me to be able to get to Old Trafford all the time because of the cost basically. Should've been going this weekend against Birmingham using a spare ticket a friend had, but that ticket was given away before he could get hold of it unfortunately. Oh well; come on Warriors!

It's a fair point, really, as much as I think he should be allowed a test (and I'm as Anti-Ferrarri as they get). Although there was nothing to stop Torro Rosso from at least requesting the same for Alguasuari.

Yeah; November I'd guess.

Clearly this person is a buffoon. That, or they're being sarcastic.

Tonights episode was fucking fantastic. The ending was so, so very powerful. Quite emotional aswell.

So, BMW withdrawing; where do you think Kubica will end up? Personally I think McLaren is a realistic bet.

Obviously something different for me then; took about 25 minutes in total.

Yeah, patch is out here. Taking ages to install...

Saw this on BBC News last night. It's astounding, too be honest.

Yeah, I just picked this up for £25 too from Game. I've played the demo but can't get to my PS3 at the moment which sucks...Ah well. Roll on Friday...

Yes, you fooled me. I, however, hated Oblivion, so I wouldn't have been buying it anyway.

You're right. It is tedious getting through the amateur rankings, and up to a high spot in the proffesional rankings on World Tour. It's fun, though. It just gets annoying playing white Ugandan players called Frank Smith all the time. It does get a little harder as you progress to high levelled tournaments, though. I also have no idea to change the difficulty level; honestly, I've looked bloody everywhere. All in all, I do think the system Virtua Tennis 3 had was a lot easier to navigate. They've just made things more complicated, really.

Chipatov wants to come back, Plubby. He's just been boosted and I'm going to buy some new equipment for him, because, well, he's loaded.