Terry Pratchett on conspiracy thinking

[Mashuna]

I don't think I'd normally like him, but I thought he was great as Teatime. Jarring is a good way of describing the character.

-Gumboot

I know what you mean, although the part I found most jarring was the channelling of Michael Jackson for the voice and laugh

 

[Burrell]

Sorry for the long delay in replying, I had a very dark green coat somewhere around here the other day but I just can not find it.

(Please note this is a bad joke based on information in Nightwatch, I have not gone mad....yet)

Some of us are poor and are limited (here in the UK at least) to five channels.

I am waiting for the DVD to come out.

 

[8den]

I'm not that keen on Mark Warren as an actor (Teatime in Hogfather). I think he's Dracula in the upcoming programme on that, and he was in the last series of Dr Who for one episode. I just find him a bit jarring, for some reason.

I twigged it was him half way through Dracula. Realising the last time you saw the Count he was dancing around his bedroom to "ELO" kinda damaged my suspended disbelief.

Mmmm must be nice being a truther, you don't have any disbelief to suspend.

 

[Soapy Sam]

You forgot the bit about being blue. It's clearly all a reference to Rangers fans. Although I hasten to add I ain't one of them....

You mean- what do you call tiny , blue men with bows and arrows?

Wee arra people?

 

[Architect]

You mean- what do you call tiny , blue men with bows and arrows?

Wee arra people?