[ SECRET POST #3636 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3636 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's fine for me in incredibly small doses. He works well as a host when he's surrounded by a bunch of other extremely strong personalities - so the Big Fat Quiz stuff mostly works, when they're not doing annoyingly scripted things, because he's a minimal presence that a bunch of other funnier people can bounce off. And he's really good at providing that minimal presence, and it's not a trivial skill. His fake laugh feels really old-fashioned in a way that I enjoy in that context, and he can be fake-annoyed pretty decently.

Anything where he has more presence than that, though - not good.

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ayrt

I do watch Big Fat Quizzes, because I love a lot of the guests they have on and they do help to water down Jimmy Carr a bit. If it wasn't for the combo of David Mitchell and Richard Ayoade I probably wouldn't bother though.

[(Anonymous)]

I do wish they'd stop having people like Jonathan Ross or James Corden or whoever on, because I feel like they don't really add to the proceedings.