the comic relief song

No Justyn, I think he's pulled it off! Sorry Jon, I am on the wagon due to previously mentioned financial embarrassment (and extremely jealous of you presently) so I cannot join in the fun and don the cap of irony with regards to this abomination. The Kumars is quite a funny show, but that line at the end of this song - "Is it too late to get Will Young?" - I mean - they can do better than that...they f**king well would for their own show, the very thing that puts food on the table. I hate comic relief, pubs filled with office dickheads dressed as Roman emperors rattling shrapnel boxes. Get out of my f**king pub you Daffy-duck tie wearing you-don't-have-to-be-mad-to-work-here Colin Hunt-meets-Dave-Brent C**T!

I remain neutral and blissfully ignorant of all facts, as the show did not air here. sim salla bim

Dunno, Missus, but I suspect he's related to William.

it's a terrible song. Absolutely terrible. Gareth Gates should have been executed a long time ago. That's all there is to it.

if you wanted a good song, you shouldn't have looked to a charity record, least of all a comic relief one. anyone else noticed how gareth gates looks exactly like a manga character? big spikey hair, massive baby eyes, no nose at all, trendy clothes. i say he gives up the singing career and starts fighting 80's robots in neon post-apocalyptic cities.

well now, are we back to the great Norman Greenbaun Spirit in the Sky, sung by Gareth? If that's the case, it's a great song, one that would be hard for even a dweeb like Gareth to mess up...:))

Indeed - but I stand by my earlier statement that the Dr and the Medics version is the definitive one ... (I am hanging my head in shame - but there's still time for more gin so I may sink lower ...)

Who's Garage Gates?