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Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 12:36 am
by Brian Whitworth
Any ideas who we have got coming up?

I'd like to see Giles B return, or Jo Brand! Loved it when she was last on and she was making nonsense words up with her own definitions -- I've seen her live, she's so funny!

apart from that -- here's my dictionary corner fantasy guestlist -- who's yrs??

Jenny Agutter
Myleene Klass
David Tennant
Brian Sewell
Ruth Watson
Jennie Bond
Terry Christian

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 12:40 am
by Charlie Reams
Brianlee72 wrote:I'd like to see Giles B return, or Jo Brand!
I dislike this guy already.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 12:49 am
by Brian Whitworth
Charlie Reams wrote:
Brianlee72 wrote:I'd like to see Giles B return, or Jo Brand!
I dislike this guy already.
:(

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 12:51 am
by Ian Dent
Ken Bruce.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 12:53 am
by Brian Whitworth
Also, Louis Theroux would be good :geek:

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 12:54 am
by Matt Morrison
Undeniably, Henry Rollins.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 12:55 am
by Brian Whitworth
Matt Morrison wrote:Undeniably, Henry Rollins.
Good Choice -- Is he still doing poetry!?

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 7:36 am
by Debbi Flack
I still think Ian Hislop would be great

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 9:26 am
by David Williams
Ditch the lot of them. A complete waste of time and space, every single one.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 9:32 am
by Vikash Shah
David Williams wrote:Ditch the lot of them. A complete waste of time and space, every single one.
Your name made me think of someone new for DC: David Walliams?

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 9:35 am
by David Williams
He's probably not very good at spelling.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 10:17 am
by Phil Reynolds
Brianlee72 wrote:here's my dictionary corner fantasy guestlist
Why is Jennie Bond on your "fantasy guestlist", given that she's been on umpteen times already? Yeah, let's get her back on so she can tell all the same stories about I'm a Celebrity for the fifth or sixth time.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 11:03 am
by Julie T
Kate Humble will be on 16th to 20th Feb. She's the wildlife presenter who does Springwatch with Bill Oddie.
I saw some of the recordings, and she was very good. But then I liked her in the first place!

I like Jo Brand too. Charlie can be a miserable sod sometimes.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 11:09 am
by Brian Whitworth
Julie T wrote:Kate Humble will be on 16th to 20th Feb. She's the wildlife presenter who does Springwatch with Bill Oddie.
I saw some of the recordings, and she was very good. But then I liked her in the first place!

I like Jo Brand too. Charlie can be a miserable sod sometimes.
Charlie can be a miserable sod sometimes
I noticed, lol!

also, how about Lynda Bellingham for DC?

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 11:39 am
by lesliebutt
I like to see the regular guests as mentioned JB GB etc. but would like some new blood maybe the odd football pundit as has been muted or sportsmen women and possibly some younger generation guests.

Look forward to Kate Humble but please not her accomplice in crime BO.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 11:52 am
by Clare Sudbery
Charlie Reams wrote:
Brianlee72 wrote:I'd like to see Giles B return, or Jo Brand!
I dislike this guy already.
What a stupendously unfriendly post, on laughably superficial provocation.

[and as an aside, feel free to see this as the start of a competition for who can write the most qualifier-laden post]

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 12:14 pm
by Charlie Reams
Clare Sudbery wrote:
Charlie Reams wrote:
Brianlee72 wrote:I'd like to see Giles B return, or Jo Brand!
I dislike this guy already.
What a stupendously unfriendly post, on laughably superficial provocation.
You manage to castigate Martin "What Joke?" Gardner for missing the tongue-in-cheekness in one thread, while simultaneously doing the same yourself in another. I guess you fail at irony.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 12:22 pm
by Michael Wallace
And to be fair, Jo Brand is truly awful.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 1:03 pm
by Clare Sudbery
Charlie Reams wrote: You manage to castigate Martin "What Joke?" Gardner for missing the tongue-in-cheekness in one thread, while simultaneously doing the same yourself in another. I guess you fail at irony.
But how on earth was this guy, who doesn't know you, to know you were being anything other than serious? There were no indicators at all. The tone of the "could have been a champion at 11" posts gave ample clues away as to non-seriousness. I wasn't intending to castigate Martin anyway, I was trying to help him out. Although, as so often, intention not clear, leading to multiple levels of misunderstanding...

Edit: Having followed your link, I see what you mean. But unsurprisingly I don't read every single post on this place so hadn't seen that... and I'm guessing from this guy's reaction above that he still wasn't sure of your intention...

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 1:19 pm
by Charlie Reams
Clare Sudbery wrote:But unsurprisingly I don't read every single post on this place
That's odd, you seem to reply to all of them.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 1:32 pm
by Clare Sudbery
Charlie Reams wrote:That's odd, you seem to reply to all of them.
Touché. Obviously you caught me napping with that post.

As it is I'm supposed to be working, which clearly means I'm on here every five minutes. Maybe you should employ me, then I'd stay well away and spend all my time writing novels instead - anything to avoid work.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 1:33 pm
by Brian Whitworth
Ok, to put the record straight, Clare was right, to an extent -- at first I thought "ah, maybe it's a bit cliquey and hostile here" --

But then I read the original post in the other forum and I got the joke, so it's ok!

:) :)

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 1:35 pm
by Clare Sudbery
Brianlee72 wrote:But then I read the original post in the other forum and I got the joke, so it's ok!
Phew, everyone's happy.

Bored now though. Anyone want a fight? ;)

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 2:51 pm
by jeff wharton
Clare Sudbery wrote:
Brianlee72 wrote:But then I read the original post in the other forum and I got the joke, so it's ok!
Phew, everyone's happy.

Bored now though. Anyone want a fight? ;)
I sometimes think that Henry Kissinger should come out of retirment and arbitrate on some of the threads on this forum. :lol:
Ian Hislop would really be a good choice for DC.Also his mate on the opposite team would be OK,Paul Merton.Another person I would like to see is Harry Hill.Of the old guard,Dr.Phil,Ken Bruce and Tom O,Connor are ones I hope to see in DC again.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 3:05 pm
by Kathleen Batlle
Pam Ayres, Dr. Phil, Jo Brand, Tom O'Connor and Ranulph Fiennes are my favourites. What about Victoria Wood and Dawn French? I think they'd be good too.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 6:26 pm
by Laurent
Charlie Reams wrote:
Brianlee72 wrote:I'd like to see Giles B return, or Jo Brand!
I dislike this guy already.

I'd love to see David Coleman, though he must be in his eighties by now. He would be great fun.

How about John Inverdale, Austin Healy, Henry Blofeld (would love to see him again on Countdown), or even, dare I say it here??? Des Lynam. I think the banter and repartee between Des and Jeff would be fantastic though it may detract a bit from the contestants.

Jeff is a sports commentator so let him shine (more than he does already) by having some sports related guests in DC.

I'm off to watch SF2 now, so don't yet know if you won or not? My fingers are crossed for you and the next post will be either congrats or commizzers...

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 6:44 pm
by Ben Wilson
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Good enough impersonation of him? :)

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 7:24 pm
by Charlie Reams
I did seriously suggest Brian Blessed to Lara, but I think she was already ignoring me because I'd previously suggested Tim Westwood and Barack Obama.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 11:12 am
by Kate Horton
I am booking Series 60 guests at the moment and can confirm we have some great names including:

Jerry Springer (OMG)
David Lloyd (cricket not tennis)
Jon Gaunt
Martin Lewis (Money expert chap)
Colin Murray
Kaye Adams

Lots more TBC. Hope you approve - but have learnt by now to accept you probably wont!

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 11:18 am
by Charlie Reams
Sounds good, I've always said we need more loose women on the show.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 11:35 am
by Sue Sheldon
I agree that Ran the Man would be a great return guest, he was so dry last time, a welcome change. Giles B - I'm with Charlie on this one, he makes my flesh crawl!! Steven Fry would be my ideal guest but understand he has been asked but is too busy, globetrotting or something. Other than that what about previous contestants, those who have been a bit eccentric or maybe won a COC? (Or even both?) :)

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 11:39 am
by Phil Reynolds
Kate Horton wrote:Jon Gaunt
Read this and thought, ha, I used to vaguely know a Jon Gaunt in Coventry. Wonder who this guy is though? Then I Googled him and - it's the same one. OMG. Except he apparently now has some sort of career as a mouthy bigot a la Richard Littlejohn. Oh well, I suppose we have to have one per series and it'll make a change from Ann Widdecombe.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 2:12 pm
by Ian Dent
I like Giles.

And he seemed to be so pleasant to Junaid and Charlie during the final.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 2:18 pm
by Charlie Reams
Ian Dent wrote:I like Giles.

And he seemed to be so pleasant to Junaid and Charlie during the final.
That must've been well-edited!

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 2:43 pm
by Les Butterworth
Anton Du BeKe
Sir Ian Botham
Sue Johnson
Helen Chaimberlain
Matt Dawson
Adrian Childes
Dame Ellen MacArthur

Agree with BB and IH and PM(not Gordon)

Look forward to Kate Humble and Bumble(David Lloyd) should be hiilarious

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 4:36 pm
by tonywarren
Clare Sudbery wrote:
Brianlee72 wrote:But then I read the original post in the other forum and I got the joke, so it's ok!
Phew, everyone's happy.

Bored now though. Anyone want a fight? ;)
I already suggested wrestling as an alternative to letters & numbers.
So I'm definitely up for a fight

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 9:00 pm
by Gavin Chipper
Les Butterworth wrote:Anton Du BeKe
Ant and Dec rolled into one! How about Chason DuBave?

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 10:30 pm
by Martin Bishop
Someone I've wanted on the show for a while is Tim Vine. Countdown can never have enough puns.

A lot of people disliked Anne Widdecombe using the show to promote her political agendas, so it might be an idea to feature guests from across the political spectrum. To that end, I suggest John Prescott and Lembit Opik.

Also, is it just me or is this topic displaying weirdly? I'm viewing this in extra-widescreen.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 10:50 pm
by Matt Morrison
Martin Bishop wrote:is it just me or is this topic displaying weirdly? I'm viewing this in extra-widescreen.
It might not be just you but it certainly isn't me.

It is due to Ben's post above: http://www.c4countdown.co.uk/viewtopic. ... 516#p27765

He's put a maaaaaaaaaassive amount of exclamation marks in a row which can't word wrap to the next line as they're all in a row.
The page should be formatted so that table cell that holds the post has a maximum width - for example, in Firefox I can only see about 30 or so of the exclamation marks whereas if I try and quote Ben's post I can see there's several hundred. I am guessing you're not using Firefox and your browser is having trouble processing the page as it should be displayed.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 10:59 pm
by Kathleen Batlle
I thought this very wide screen thing was something I'd done to my computer!

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 11:03 pm
by Matt Morrison
UPDATE
Just tested in Internet Explorer, saw the super-wide page you refer to. But also noticed I wasn't logged in and so it was displaying that horrible 'new' Windows Media-player like forum style.
Turns out that is the culprit, not the browser you are using. So to view it properly you need to be back on the nice old original forum style.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Sat Jan 31, 2009 12:59 am
by Mike Brailsford
I see the suggestion of Brian Sewell. He falls under that category of, 'He's knows a lot about his own subject, but little about popular culture'. He may know some amusing stuff on Vincent Van Gogh ? :o

He appeared on 'University Challenge - The Professionals' and it was amusing to hear him say 'Va Va Voom' to the question about the slogan of Renault cars.

What irritated me was his reply to John Humphrys to a passed question on 'Celebrity Mastermind'.
'How on earth did you expect me to know that ?'. Not so much that he didn't know the answer, but the impression that the question itself was beneath him.

I hope encourages those who be to get some more sports commentators / pundits as long as they didn't wear all red in the 70s, Messrs Hansen, Lawrenson and their like.

Comedy-wise, Peter Kay, Dave Spikey, Lenny Henry, Harry Hill, Victoria Wood, French and/or Saunders.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Sat Jan 31, 2009 11:44 am
by Lesley Jeavons
Kate Horton wrote:I am booking Series 60 guests at the moment and can confirm we have some great names including:

Martin Lewis (Money expert chap)
Now that Carol's gone? :twisted: Would have been more fun if they HAD been on together! ;)

Agree with Martin - Tim Vine would be great, or his brother! 8-)

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Sat Jan 31, 2009 3:36 pm
by Tim
I'd like to see Bill Bailey in DC. He's obviously a fan of the show (or maybe just a fan of mocking it!) as he's referenced it in his shows many times. He could even do a live playout of the theme tune!

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Sat Jan 31, 2009 4:33 pm
by Tony Mountifield
Sue Sheldon wrote:Giles B - I'm with Charlie on this one, he makes my flesh crawl!!
To me, he always looks like he's invading Susie's personal space. I wonder how she feels when he's the guest....

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Sat Jan 31, 2009 10:59 pm
by Dan Vanniasingham
Kate Horton wrote:I am booking Series 60 guests at the moment and can confirm we have some great names including:

Jerry Springer (OMG)
David Lloyd (cricket not tennis)
Jon Gaunt
Martin Lewis (Money expert chap)
Colin Murray
Kaye Adams

Lots more TBC. Hope you approve - but have learnt by now to accept you probably wont!
I definitely approve - thanks Kate & Co.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2009 1:38 pm
by Brian Whitworth
Martin Lewis (Money expert chap)
Colin Murray
Cool! :P

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2009 4:55 pm
by Lara Searle
Charlie Reams wrote:I did seriously suggest Brian Blessed to Lara, but I think she was already ignoring me because I'd previously suggested Tim Westwood and Barack Obama.
I'm ignoring him because he wrote something offensive on facebook!

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2009 5:02 pm
by Ian Fitzpatrick
Lara Searle wrote:
Charlie Reams wrote:I did seriously suggest Brian Blessed to Lara, but I think she was already ignoring me because I'd previously suggested Tim Westwood and Barack Obama.
I'm ignoring him because he wrote something offensive on facebook!
I'm pleased about that, I find him quite an offensive guy anyway.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2009 5:14 pm
by Charlie Reams
Ian Fitzpatrick wrote:
Lara Searle wrote:
Charlie Reams wrote:I did seriously suggest Brian Blessed to Lara, but I think she was already ignoring me because I'd previously suggested Tim Westwood and Barack Obama.
I'm ignoring him because he wrote something offensive on facebook!
I'm pleased about that, I find him quite an offensive guy anyway.
Who are you?

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2009 5:16 pm
by Ian Fitzpatrick
I'm a forummite - why?

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2009 5:19 pm
by Matt Morrison
Ian Fitzpatrick wrote:I'm a forummite - why?
Because you seem to be on a one-man mission to undermine Charlie. Not many people here will approve of that.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2009 5:21 pm
by Ian Fitzpatrick
Matt Morrison wrote:
Ian Fitzpatrick wrote:I'm a forummite - why?
Because you seem to be on a one-man mission to undermine Charlie. Not many people here will approve of that.
I think not, I have the greatest admiration for him and what he has done and continues to do.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2009 5:23 pm
by Charlie Reams
Ian Fitzpatrick wrote:I'm a forummite - why?
I was trying to figure out how you got to 42 posts without me noticing your existence, but having consulted the Search facility, I can see exactly how this happened.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2009 5:26 pm
by Ian Fitzpatrick
Charlie Reams wrote:
Ian Fitzpatrick wrote:I'm a forummite - why?
I was trying to figure out how you got to 42 posts without me noticing your existence, but having consulted the Search facility, I can see exactly how this happened.
That's ok, you have actually answered some of my posts.
It's good to know that you keep a closer eye on posters than one would normally expect.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2009 5:55 pm
by Phil Reynolds
I'm confused. Is it Charlie that Ian finds offensive or Brian Blessed?

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2009 6:10 pm
by Ian Fitzpatrick
Phil Reynolds wrote:I'm confused. Is it Charlie that Ian finds offensive or Brian Blessed?
God, you're easily confused!
It's BB of course.
Others may find Charlie offensive, but he'd be hard pushed to offend me! (I only hope he doesn't try)

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2009 6:28 pm
by Hannah O
Are we suggesting guests here too? If so, here's my dream list!

Tony Slattery- amusing, very intelligent, probably has a way with words, is lovely, charming, I could go on!
Clive Anderson- the tales he could tell! Had a talk show, the Bee Gees poured water on him and walked out, you could make the conundrum a word relating to baldness and remind him of the good old days on Whose Line is it Anyway? when he got picked on every show for it.
Sandi Toksvig- good with words too, and she is very funny.
Eddie Izzard- He's fluent in French, for goodness' sake!

I know most of 'em are comedians/ennes, but they're great. If you can't book them due to schedule issues or anything, I understand and won't be upset :P

Other than that, have people already asked about Richard Stilgoe? I'm assuming that's the name of the man I saw on the Countdown Gotcha video on youtube, the one with the anagrams and limericks? I thought he was very funny. If not, I suggest him! If they have, I apologise for repeating them.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2009 6:35 pm
by Ben Hunter
Hannah O wrote:Clive Anderson- the tales he could tell! Had a talk show, the Bee Gees poured water on him and walked out, you could make the conundrum a word relating to baldness and remind him of the good old days on Whose Line is it Anyway? when he got picked on every show for it.
I thought the Bee Gees just walked out, with Clive Anderson's head remaining as dry as his wit.

Re: Dictionary Corner Guests for the new series

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2009 6:48 pm
by Matt Morrison
Ian Fitzpatrick wrote:
Phil Reynolds wrote:I'm confused. Is it Charlie that Ian finds offensive or Brian Blessed?
God, you're easily confused!
It's BB of course.
Others may find Charlie offensive, but he'd be hard pushed to offend me! (I only hope he doesn't try)
Apologies then Ian.
I didn't post at first as I couldn't work out if you meant Charlie or Brian Blessed.
After you and Charlie responded to each other, I thought I was safely assuming you were talking about Charlie.
I wrongly thought you were being rude. As it were, you were simply being wrong, cos Blessed is a legend.