Ricky Gervais audio show
 

Wasn't quite sure where to put this so treatment seemed most fitting.

Ricky Gervais on Guardian Unlimited

Starting Monday December 5 2005: Ricky Gervais on Guardian Unlimited, an exclusive series of podcasts that will tackle, finally, the big questions.

Such as: "Jellyfish - do we need them"? And: "Why do you never see an old bloke eating a Twix"?

The brand-new series of 30-minute audio programmes will see Gervais joined by writing partner Stephen Merchant and the man Gervais calls "the funniest man alive", Karl Pilkington. "The trouble is," adds Gervais, "he doesn't know he's being funny".

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in reply to ricky's request for a dance remix of karl pilkington on monday's audio show:

http://www.bigupload.com/php/downloa...pload=C80728AA

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wow.

this is amazing.

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it gets better as the weeks go on.

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HELP PLEASE!

Does anyone have the first two episodes of "the ricky gervais show"?

I heard about this too late and episode one and two are no longer hosted on any servers.

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soulseek. username lukeyd

iTunes Music/Podcasts/The Ricky Gervais Show

online most of the time

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megatorrent on mininova here.

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Speaking of Gervais, I can't believe that this was made! Poor Americans are thinking this show is great, but I can't see it ever comparing to the original. I doubt people even know that this is a rip off.:(

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Did you know that Gervais and Merchant are involved in the US version as exec. producers?

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actually, this second season of the show they have really grown into their own and the show is pretty freakin hilarious. The first season started off uneven, especially with the direct translation of the pilot script, but by now the characters have pretty successfully grown apart from their British counterparts... Steve Carell plays a much different loser manager than Gervais does and the episodes are pretty great. I'd now rate it on par with the british series... but of course there's like 22 episodes this season so that's awesome.

After Arrested Development this is currently my favorite sitcom on tv.