I'm asked what i look for in a woman: This just reminds me that all i want in a woman is smiles and laughter. Literally everything else is secondary. Just happiness. Her smile make me smile
Well, yes. also the constant stream of profanity meant they just kept their mics muted. Gordon had a voice like a navvy and Edd had a serious quack problem.
It's a linking section between two programs on the Children's BBC (CBBC) in the UK, usually they have like phone-in sections where kids can talk to the hosts or do a competition or they show drawings sent into the studio by the viewers. And they're usually improvised. And sometimes the puppeteer of Hacker T Dog (the puppet in this bit) tries and succeeds in getting his co-host to break.
As if kids would know what the other context could mean. Sometimes you have to have a joke just for the adults in the room watching, same with certain cartoons from the 90s, like the aforementioned Animaniacs. As an example: Dot: "I found Prince!" (while she's holding The Artist Formerly Known As Prince in her arms) Wacko: "I said fingerprints", Dots responds: "I don't think so". (joke being that it sounds like "finger Prince")
UK children's programming has a long and glorious history of having presenters on live doing linking sections between shows, often with a puppet sidekick. Or more accurately the puppet had a human sidekock. Roland Rat is another notable example.
Well then don't watch anything ever again I guess, I'm suggesting a fucking alternative that isn't sit there and pray someone will be kind enough to put subtitles on it for you.
Its the presenters of the CBBC channel (Children's BBC), they have little bits and skits between shows and the guy who does Hacker T Dog is fucking great and likes to improv a lot
With my kid still being 4 I've only caught CBeebies with Dodge T Dog (Hacker's half-brother, says Wikipedia) and going from this compilation there's certainly quite the difference in style between the two. I may have to sneak in some CBBC when the kid is not looking some time.
doctorId
Imagine if you had a real dog that could talk and this is how he acted all the time. How great would that be?
RadiDaddy
GotDilleyd
Broken08
I'm asked what i look for in a woman: This just reminds me that all i want in a woman is smiles and laughter. Literally everything else is secondary. Just happiness. Her smile make me smile
SirRichardOfHead
She's really pretty too, but it's the smile and the giggles that make her amazingly attractive.
heyletsbefriends
mantabloke
Klaus.. hello good bye
zutty
COCKER!
criminently
This is funny every time!😂🤣
giraffinator
We're just normal men. Btw, it's on an Instagram page every Monday and it always pops up and makes me chuckle
thxcolm2
Just innocent men **SNORT**
datelessbowl
*Cue upbeat music
orangegummy
Love his sideways mouth !
pudgypal
Is this a current show or is it over?
noWhiteHorseHereJustBatturuPrinsu
Nightshift603
I love making girls giggle. It pays for itself!
bronsonmills9
I somehow feel that this British canine puppet would make a more competent leader than anyone currently in congress.
corpofilth
bronsonmills9
Lol
3nd3rwiggin
Holy wow she is cute.
darthsimian771
This is why Gordon the Gopher and Edd the Duck didn’t speak.
Pishposhbingbong
Well, yes. also the constant stream of profanity meant they just kept their mics muted. Gordon had a voice like a navvy and Edd had a serious quack problem.
darthsimian771
I think Gordon just knew to much about Schofield to ever be wired for sound.
darkusblack
At one point he probably had his hand up Gordon’s arse
theinternetkeepsmealive
It's mental to me that this was om children's tv! It feels like it shouldn't air until after midnight!
mikenco
Is this genuine CBBC, or the bloopers?? I haven't watched kids TV for many years,
madjo
This was all aired live on TV.
WhatAboutEyebrows
chadicaltaylor
God this is hilarious, what is it from?
madjo
It's a linking section between two programs on the Children's BBC (CBBC) in the UK, usually they have like phone-in sections where kids can talk to the hosts or do a competition or they show drawings sent into the studio by the viewers. And they're usually improvised. And sometimes the puppeteer of Hacker T Dog (the puppet in this bit) tries and succeeds in getting his co-host to break.
mikenco
CBBC, apparently.
Pwnzistor
I still don't get it
MajMalfunction2
VampKillian
GotDilleyd
Housemaster
hell0
IdRatherBeOnThePlaystation
I was thinking about this clip today, it makes me happy.
frigidmagi2
She could not hold together and I don't blame her.
skywhisker
I met Hacker a few months ago at a convention. He was great
darkusblack
Was he just a normal man?
Smayds
An innocent man?
RubyPorto
A succulent Chinese meal?
MyOtherPetIsACat
I absolutely her laugh, adorable
Tsamane
K is for the Krusty Komedy Klassic
VosperOfAntarctica
Live at the Apollo Theater!
Cainojjj
That's not good...
Cainojjj
That's not good...
VosperOfAntarctica
Talking about "WHindow shopping" on a kids show?
madjo
As if kids would know what the other context could mean. Sometimes you have to have a joke just for the adults in the room watching, same with certain cartoons from the 90s, like the aforementioned Animaniacs.
As an example:
Dot: "I found Prince!" (while she's holding The Artist Formerly Known As Prince in her arms)
Wacko: "I said fingerprints",
Dots responds: "I don't think so". (joke being that it sounds like "finger Prince")
Thisisknottheend
Never watch Animaniacs.
Dlaw25
We need a show with Hacker and Randy Feltface.
Pishposhbingbong
Hacker and a bunch of the other children's tv puppet mascots trying to find work and sharing a flat. Sooty and sweep can be their dick bag landlords.
Cilvaa
TheOtherLucas
Felty mcFeltface
nickelrocket
Bring back Glove and Boots!
rdewalt
There are dozens of us!
dripstone
so was this all done live?
Justanotherbloodyacctname
UK children's programming has a long and glorious history of having presenters on live doing linking sections between shows, often with a puppet sidekick. Or more accurately the puppet had a human sidekock. Roland Rat is another notable example.
ZeRootOfAllEvil
Rod Hull & Emu, Edd the Duck & Andi Peters, Phillip Schofield and Gordon T Gopher, Susan Stranks with Itsy & Bitsy, Zig and Zag, Gilbert the Alien....
Mejanner
Loved Zig & Zag... And what an interesting pop career they had too.
MelodyLightfoot
This is likely bloopers reels.
WTT24
Your unfounded confidence is astounding.
MelodyLightfoot
Likely means i'm not 100% sure... but I am 100% certain you're a dick
WTT24
Yeah, you know what... I was in a mood when I wrote that. Apologies and you're right: it was a dick move.
MelodyLightfoot
Then all is forgiven
KingORedLions
Oh no, this gets broadcast live. The puppeteer (Phil Fletcher) loves to improvise to make Lauren Layfield crack up,
trythebleucheese
Wish it had subs for the hearing impaired here
MelodyLightfoot
The youtube video linked has more and you can turn on Closed Captions.
trythebleucheese
have you used the YT CC? They're horrible
MelodyLightfoot
It's better than nohjing though
trythebleucheese
Are you HOH or hearing impaired? If not, you have no idea. It truly sucks missing out on everything
MelodyLightfoot
Well then don't watch anything ever again I guess, I'm suggesting a fucking alternative that isn't sit there and pray someone will be kind enough to put subtitles on it for you.
nothingtolurkhere
I don't know what this is but I love it.
SteerpikeSteerpike
It seems like what after school YTV was for Canadians in the 90s. Dont remember our stuff being this funny, though.
MaintenanceGuyHere
Chemistry
acuteavocado7
its an mp4
Fredacar
But that's not what's important right now
SilentShift
Its the presenters of the CBBC channel (Children's BBC), they have little bits and skits between shows and the guy who does Hacker T Dog is fucking great and likes to improv a lot
Bebsey
With my kid still being 4 I've only caught CBeebies with Dodge T Dog (Hacker's half-brother, says Wikipedia) and going from this compilation there's certainly quite the difference in style between the two. I may have to sneak in some CBBC when the kid is not looking some time.
AndersCalrissian
As he should!
Lyconous
Also phenomenal on his season of Taskmaster
extraDimensionalAnxiety
What season was that?
pork4brains
As far as I can find, he hasn’t been on. Maybe for season 20 or 21 he’ll be on?
pyroshen
Looked up the name. Phil Fletcher. Not in any TM season that I'm aware of
Lyconous
My apologies, I confused which role on the show Iain Stirling in season 8 has played