Insurance Age blog: Why brokers should defend Ricky Gervais
I’ve never found Ricky Gervais that funny. There I’ve said it. On the 11 o’clock show he didn’t over tickle me. And while The Office is good, I would argue, it is also hugely overrated.
Will it still be being watched in 20 years on the future's version of UK Gold or Dave as Porridge* is now? I doubt it.
Indeed I prefer the word play of Ronnie Barker every time. I remember watching an interview where he explained an element of the comedy of language. Basically it is in the gaps.
To paraphrase his example:
Mother to son: "Go next door and check how old Mrs Miggins is."
Son: "She said it's none of your business."
Depending where you put the commas and balance your voice in the
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