We were supposed to be making a valuable point about 1970’s middle class excess. But somewhere between the beef consommé and the gin fizz, we sort of forgot.
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A tasty lamb pie and a drink!
“That’s so attractive. That’s why I married you.”
“You love it.”
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GILES: My word! Gotta go, Sgt. Pepper’s here.
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How can I be everything that you are?
The Supersizers Eat… The Twenties.
TEDDY IN THE CUBIST.
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Giles Coren: I think when Evelyn Waugh called that novel “Vile Bodies”, he had Sue and me in mind, specifically. Sue Perkins: [laughing] You’re absolutely right.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lbgn8cdYqr1qzdclko1_500.png)
Giles Coren: I think when Evelyn Waugh called that novel “Vile Bodies”, he had Sue and me in mind, specifically.
Sue Perkins: [laughing] You’re absolutely right.
Feeling just a teeny bit the worse for wear, I’m in search of a less intoxicating pastime.
Giles: It’s very hard to know where I’m… what I’m gonna get after one bounce.
The pogo stick was not just for kids. Publicity stunts like endurance pogosticking contests and a pogosticking marriage ceremony launched the simple spring-loaded stick into the record books.
Giles: That is the worst… the worst craze I’ve ever heard. Eight martinis… and a pogo stick. Nutters.
The Supersizers Eat… the Twenties
Thought I’d put this one up now, seeing as it’s one of my favourite parts of the episode, but was cut last night on SBS. Thank goodness for youtube and megaupload, that’s all I can say.
