Suggestions?
Kenneth Williams asking if he's in the lead and saying he's come all the way from Great
Poland street pop up quite often.or any time he goes into his usual sexist tirade, like 'They should never have women on the show'
Clement Freud listing a lot of things, maybe.or how about any time he challenges someone for repetition of 'Of course'
Derek Nimmo describing his experiences abroad.
Peter Jones?how about any time Peter Jones starts off by saying 'Well'
Paul Merton's flights of fancy?
Nicholas Parsons asking the audience.how about any time Nicholas Parsons insults the audience?
Anyone ranting against the chairman.
Anyone challenging themselves.
I'm sure there are plenty that appear just enough to have fun with a drinking game so
please, offer up some.
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>the way from Great
> Suggestions?
>
> Kenneth Williams asking if he's in the lead and saying he's come all
> Poland street pop up quite often.drinking game so
>
> Clement Freud listing a lot of things, maybe.
>
> Derek Nimmo describing his experiences abroad.
>
> Peter Jones?
>
> Paul Merton's flights of fancy?
>
> Nicholas Parsons asking the audience.
>
> Anyone ranting against the chairman.
>
> Anyone challenging themselves.
>
>
> I'm sure there are plenty that appear just enough to have fun with a
> please, offer up some.
>
Anytime Kenneth goes into that laugh of his.
Anytime Nicholas says to one of the Gang of Four, "I know you've only
been playing the game xx years"
Anytime Nicholas disallows a challenge to a first-time guest
specifically because he's a first-time guest
Anytime Nicholas lets someone go well beyond the 60-minute mark
Anytime Ian's voice is heard
Anytime Wendy kvetches about listshow about any time Nicholas says that someone challenged when no one pressed their buzzer and he practically steals the subject away from someone who was talking in order to get away from the fact that the person speaking was insulting him.
Then there are instances so rare in JAM that the whole bottle should
be consumed when they happen. The specific item I'm thinking of is
when Kenneth kisses a woman, which he did once on the show (Janet
Brown). Or upon hearing the words "And Thora Hird has challenged,"
which was actually Derek pressing her buzzer. (Ah, that's another one
for one shot -- when someone presses someone else's buzzer!)
--- In just-a-minute@ yahoogroups. com, "wednesday.keller"
<wednesday.keller@ ...> wrote:
>
> Suggestions?
>
> Kenneth Williams asking if he's in the lead and saying he's come all
the way from Great
> Poland street pop up quite often.
>
> Clement Freud listing a lot of things, maybe.
>
> Derek Nimmo describing his experiences abroad.
>
> Peter Jones?
>
> Paul Merton's flights of fancy?
>
> Nicholas Parsons asking the audience.
>
> Anyone ranting against the chairman.
>
> Anyone challenging themselves.
>
>
> I'm sure there are plenty that appear just enough to have fun with a
drinking game so
> please, offer up some.
>
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--- In just-a-minute@..., "wednesday.keller" <wednesday.keller@...> wrote:
>
> Sigh. Great PORTLAND street (Shaftesbery? to be exact) of course. And before that Kings
> Cross.
>
> Anyway, great suggestions and keep them coming!
>
How about when Nicholas Parsons forgets who he's decided to award the point and subject to? For example, when Clement Freud challenged Kenneth Williams for saying "there" three times, and Nicholas said "Well, I didn't allow Kenneth's challenge when Clement said "there" four times..." implying that he was leaving it with Kenneth, and then somebody said something that distracted him, and he ended up giving it to Clement anyway. An extra shot if nobody comments on the mistake at all.
Also, how about a shot whenever anybody challenges with repetition of the subject on the card, and Nicholas
forgets that it's allowed?
Or when Nicholas allows a challenge of repetition, acknowledging that he knows full well that it was a different player who said it before?
[I've been listening to some old episodes recently - the rules were a lot less clearly-defined back then, weren't they?]
"Kenneth Williams asking if he's in the lead"
~ I think that should count only if he uses the phrase "leapt into the lead". You should also take a shot whenever Nicholas uses that phrase in reference to Kenneth.
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Oh, and how about when Nicholas awards a "Benefit of the Doubt" when
there is clearly no doubt involved whatsoever?
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"Kensington and Notting Hill Gate;
Holland Park, and Shepherds Bush!
Ladbroke Grove and Westbourne Park,
And Royal Oak and Paddington and
Edgware Road and Baker Street;
Great Portland Street and Euston Square.
Barbican and Aldgate East
and change for Tower Hill!"
http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=2CEIbhAt3Hk
--- In just-a-minute@ yahoogroups. com, "wednesday.keller" <wednesday.keller@ ...> wrote:
>
> Sigh. Great PORTLAND street (Shaftesbery? to be exact) of course. And before that Kings
> Cross.
>
> Anyway, great suggestions and keep them coming!
>
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On 2/20/07, Robert Torres <bobbyshaddoe3004@...> wrote:Mornington Crescent! HA!
Sarah Falk <minerva.moon@yahoo.com> wrote:"Kensington and Notting Hill Gate;
Holland Park, and Shepherds Bush!
Ladbroke Grove and Westbourne Park,
And Royal Oak and Paddington and
Edgware Road and Baker Street;
Great Portland Street and Euston Square.
Barbican and Aldgate East
and change for Tower Hill!"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CEIbhAt3Hk
--- In just-a-minute@..., "wednesday.keller" <wednesday.keller@...> wrote:
>
> Sigh. Great PORTLAND street (Shaftesbery? to be exact) of course. And before that Kings
> Cross.
>
> Anyway, great suggestions and keep them coming!
>
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I have to say that I don't remember any time that Nicholas has insulted the audience, or that he has told the panelists that their performance has been "bloody awful". In my recollection, he has been nothing but ingratiating towards the audience, and has always been very complimentary towards the panelists.On 2/20/07, Robert Torres <bobbyshaddoe3004@ yahoo.com> wrote:Mornington Crescent! HA!
Sarah Falk <minerva.moon@yahoo.com> wrote:"Kensington and Notting Hill Gate;
Holland Park, and Shepherds Bush!
Ladbroke Grove and Westbourne Park,
And Royal Oak and Paddington and
Edgware Road and Baker Street;
Great Portland Street and Euston Square.
Barbican and Aldgate East
and change for Tower Hill!"
http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=2CEIbhAt3Hk
--- In just-a-minute@ yahoogroups. com, "wednesday.keller" <wednesday.keller@ ...> wrote:
>
> Sigh. Great PORTLAND street (Shaftesbery? to be exact) of course. And before that Kings
> Cross.
>
> Anyway, great suggestions and keep them coming!
>
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>all the way from Great
> Suggestions?
>
> Kenneth Williams asking if he's in the lead and saying he's come
> Poland street pop up quite often.a drinking game so
>
> Clement Freud listing a lot of things, maybe.
>
> Derek Nimmo describing his experiences abroad.
>
> Peter Jones?
>
> Paul Merton's flights of fancy?
>
> Nicholas Parsons asking the audience.
>
> Anyone ranting against the chairman.
>
> Anyone challenging themselves.
>
>
> I'm sure there are plenty that appear just enough to have fun with
> please, offer up some.
>
On 2/20/07, Dave <j_a_m_fan@...> wrote:Everytime someone mistakes the subject - usually for the previous one
Everytime Nicholas 'accidentally' misnames the subject to get a laugh.
--- In just-a-minute@..., "wednesday.keller"
<wednesday.keller@...> wrote:
>
> Suggestions?
>
> Kenneth Williams asking if he's in the lead and saying he's come
all the way from Great
> Poland street pop up quite often.
>
> Clement Freud listing a lot of things, maybe.
>
> Derek Nimmo describing his experiences abroad.
>
> Peter Jones?
>
> Paul Merton's flights of fancy?
>
> Nicholas Parsons asking the audience.
>
> Anyone ranting against the chairman.
>
> Anyone challenging themselves.
>
>
> I'm sure there are plenty that appear just enough to have fun with
a drinking game so
> please, offer up some.
>
Oh, bless Nicholas and his senility.On 2/20/07, Dave <j_a_m_fan@yahoo. co.uk> wrote:Everytime someone mistakes the subject - usually for the previous one
Everytime Nicholas 'accidentally' misnames the subject to get a laugh.
--- In just-a-minute@ yahoogroups. com, "wednesday.keller"
<wednesday.keller@ ...> wrote:
>
> Suggestions?
>
> Kenneth Williams asking if he's in the lead and saying he's come
all the way from Great
> Poland street pop up quite often.
>
> Clement Freud listing a lot of things, maybe.
>
> Derek Nimmo describing his experiences abroad.
>
> Peter Jones?
>
> Paul Merton's flights of fancy?
>
> Nicholas Parsons asking the audience.
>
> Anyone ranting against the chairman.
>
> Anyone challenging themselves.
>
>
> I'm sure there are plenty that appear just enough to have fun with
a drinking game so
> please, offer up some.
>
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> Sigh. Great PORTLAND street (Shaftesbery? to be exact) ofShaftesbury Avenue is in a different part of London, it's
> course. And before that Kings Cross.
>
> Anyway, great suggestions and keep them coming!
--- In just-a-minute@..., dbedford@... wrote:
>
> > Sigh. Great PORTLAND street (Shaftesbery? to be exact) of
> > course. And before that Kings Cross.
> >
> > Anyway, great suggestions and keep them coming!
>
> Shaftesbury Avenue is in a different part of London, it's
> where all the theatres are.
>
> It was Great Portland Street that Kenny used to mention.
> Kenneth's old flat is actually on a street just off Great
> Portland. And there is a tube station with public loos
> nearby - Kenneth famously wouldn't let visitors use his
> toilet, instead directing them to the public ones.
>
> When I was in London I walked from the flat (there's now a
> sign up noting Kenneth lived there) to the old Paris Studios
> where they used to record JAM (sadly now derelict) and it is
> a bit of a walk - I would say 45 minutes. So maybe he had a
> point!
>
>Nicholas and his senility.
> seems a lot more like Alzheimer's to be honest.
>
> Nathan Leonard <dreadedwoekitten@...> wrote: Oh, bless
>someone mistakes the subject - usually for the previous one
> On 2/20/07, Dave <j_a_m_fan@...> wrote: Everytime
>
> Everytime Nicholas 'accidentally' misnames the subject to get a laugh.
>
> --- In just-a-minute@..., "wednesday.keller"
> <wednesday.keller@> wrote:
> >
> > Suggestions?
> >
> > Kenneth Williams asking if he's in the lead and saying he's come
> all the way from Great
> > Poland street pop up quite often.
> >
> > Clement Freud listing a lot of things, maybe.
> >
> > Derek Nimmo describing his experiences abroad.
> >
> > Peter Jones?
> >
> > Paul Merton's flights of fancy?
> >
> > Nicholas Parsons asking the audience.
> >
> > Anyone ranting against the chairman.
> >
> > Anyone challenging themselves.
> >
> >
> > I'm sure there are plenty that appear just enough to have fun with
> a drinking game so
> > please, offer up some.
> >
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Easy! He was doing it at least as early as "having women in the snow
(show)"
More new ones: Every time Nicholas kvetches about not having a
backward-working stopwatch -- and then in the middle of the one show
where he discovers he HAS a backward-working stopwatch.
--- In just-a-minute@ yahoogroups. com, Robert Torres
<bobbyshaddoe3004@ ...> wrote:
>
> seems a lot more like Alzheimer's to be honest.
>
> Nathan Leonard <dreadedwoekitten@ ...> wrote: Oh, bless
Nicholas and his senility.
>
> On 2/20/07, Dave <j_a_m_fan@. ..> wrote: Everytime
someone mistakes the subject - usually for the previous one
>
> Everytime Nicholas 'accidentally' misnames the subject to get a laugh.
>
> --- In just-a-minute@ yahoogroups. com, "wednesday.keller"
> <wednesday.keller@ > wrote:
> >
> > Suggestions?
> >
> > Kenneth Williams asking if he's in the lead and saying he's come
> all the way from Great
> > Poland street pop up quite often.
> >
> > Clement Freud listing a lot of things, maybe.
> >
> > Derek Nimmo describing his experiences abroad.
> >
> > Peter Jones?
> >
> > Paul Merton's flights of fancy?
> >
> > Nicholas Parsons asking the audience.
> >
> > Anyone ranting against the chairman.
> >
> > Anyone challenging themselves.
> >
> >
> > I'm sure there are plenty that appear just enough to have fun with
> a drinking game so
> > please, offer up some.
> >
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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How about a pint of whatever you fancy every time Paul Merton mentions Bagpuss! J
Ant
>
> How about a pint of whatever you fancy every time Paul Merton mentions
> Bagpuss! :-)
>
>
>
> Ant
>
Reminded of something via another thread here, we should drink any
time Nicholas says we're working in "sound radio."
--- In just-a-minute@ yahoogroups. com, "Anthony Hobson" <antster@... >
wrote:
>
> How about a pint of whatever you fancy every time Paul Merton mentions
> Bagpuss! :-)
>
>
>
> Ant
>
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I always found Nicholas' overly redundant statement of 'sound radio' to be very eye-roll inducing.
juliajellicoe <juliajellicoe@ yahoo.com> wrote:Reminded of something via another thread here, we should drink any
time Nicholas says we're working in "sound radio."
--- In just-a-minute@..., "Anthony Hobson" <antster@...>
wrote:
>
> How about a pint of whatever you fancy every time Paul Merton mentions
> Bagpuss! :-)
>
>
>
> Ant
>
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>
> How about a pint of whatever you fancy every time Paul Merton mentions
> Bagpuss! :-)
>
>
>
> Ant
>
How about every time someone challenges with repetition and Nicholas tries to make up a repetition-themed pun on the word in question, but gives up halfway through?On 2/24/07, Robert Torres <bobbyshaddoe3004@ yahoo.com> wrote:I always found Nicholas' overly redundant statement of 'sound radio' to be very eye-roll inducing.
juliajellicoe <juliajellicoe@ yahoo.com> wrote:Reminded of something via another thread here, we should drink any
time Nicholas says we're working in "sound radio."
--- In just-a-minute@ yahoogroups. com, "Anthony Hobson" <antster@...>
wrote:
>
> How about a pint of whatever you fancy every time Paul Merton mentions
> Bagpuss! :-)
>
>
>
> Ant
>
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> Reminded of something via another thread here, we should drink anywould someone like to volunteer to collate all these? If not I'll try
> time Nicholas says we're working in "sound radio."
On 2/24/07, Dean Bedford <dbedford@...> wrote:
>
> On Saturday, February 24, 2007, at 07:50 AM, juliajellicoe wrote:
>
> > Reminded of something via another thread here, we should drink any
> > time Nicholas says we're working in "sound radio."
>
> would someone like to volunteer to collate all these? If not I'll try
> and do it, though it won't be this week.
>
On Sunday, February 25, 2007, at 10:38 AM, Nathan Leonard wrote:
> I wasn't sure what you meant by "collate", but I've gathered together
> all the suggestions, and separated them out into groups. I don't
> necessarily agree with all of these, but I included them all anyway.
> We can talk about editing down the list later.
>
> NICHOLAS PARSONS:
>
> Nicholas asking the audience to decide something.
>
> Nicholas insulting the audience.
>
> Nicholas insulting the panel.
>
> Nicholas saying "I know you've only been playing the game xx years".
>
> Nicholas disallowing a challenge to a first-time guest just because
> he/she is a first-time guest.
>
> Nicholas letting someone go on for more than 60 seconds.
>
> Nicholas pretending somebody has challenged to stop someone insulting
> him.
>
> Nicholas forgetting who he's decided to award the point to, and giving
> it to the wrong person.
>
> Nicholas allowing a challenge for repetition of a word on the card.
>
> Nicholas allowing a challenge for repetition of something someone else
> said before.
>
> Nicholas awarding a "Benefit of the Doubt" when there is clearly no
> doubt involved whatsoever.
>
> Nicholas using the phrase "fair within the rules of the game".
>
> Nicholas using the phrase "leapt into the lead".
>
> Nicholas using the phrase "sound radio".
>
> Nicholas saying "What was that?" or "What's that?"
>
> Nicholas telling the audience to shut up.
>
> Nicholas having to remind the audience that "those are the rules".
>
> Nicholas misnaming the subject, especially if he then allows the
> player to talk on the subject he's just made up instead of what's on
> the card.
>
> Nicholas complaining that he doesn't have a backward-working stopwatch.
>
> Nicholas discovering he does have a backward-working stopwatch.
>
> Nicholas butchering an accent or dialect.
>
> Nicholas attempting to make a repetition-themed joke using the word
> that's been repeated, and giving up halfway through.
>
> KENNETH WILLIAMS:
>
> Kenneth asking if he's "leapt into the lead".
>
> Kenneth saying he's come all the way from Great Portland Street/King's
> Cross.
>
> Kenneth descending into a sexist tirade.
>
> CLEMENT FREUD:
>
> Clement doing a list.
>
> Clement challenging for repetition of "Of Course".
>
> PAUL MERTON:
>
> Paul wandering off into the surreal.
>
> Paul mentioning Bagpuss.
>
> OTHERS:
>
> Derek Nimmo describing his experiences abroad.
>
> Peter Jones starting off with "Well".
>
> Ian speaking.
>
> Wendy complaining about lists.
>
> ANYBODY:
>
> Anyone ranting at the chairman.
>
> Anyone challenging themselves.
>
> Someone pressing someone else's buzzer.
>
> Anyone mistaking the subject, e.g. for the previous one.
>
> Anyone repeating "people".
>
>
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