Tim Key Appreciation

Poems an' that.

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masterslut:

Three little men
Made a television show (based around questions that the public had sent in to 63336).
Two of the little men stood up behind podium things.
The third one had a leather chair that slid up and down runners.
(Vin made the runners).


AfriKids Ambassador Dave Brown (‘Bollo’ the Gorilla from The Mighty Boosh) is putting on a photography exhibition in partnership with AfriKids at The Strand Gallery running from the 5th-15th December inclusive. Tough Crowd will showcase photographic portraits of some of the most popular and well known comedians on the circuit, including Jimmy carr, Harry Hill, Bill Bailey, Lenny Henry, Noel Fielding, Julian Barratt and many more.
Buy prints here.

AfriKids Ambassador Dave Brown (‘Bollo’ the Gorilla from The Mighty Boosh) is putting on a photography exhibition in partnership with AfriKids at The Strand Gallery running from the 5th-15th December inclusive. Tough Crowd will showcase photographic portraits of some of the most popular and well known comedians on the circuit, including Jimmy carr, Harry Hill, Bill Bailey, Lenny Henry, Noel Fielding, Julian Barratt and many more.

Buy prints here.

(via skippingismagnificent)

Cowards

—Episode 1

scruplesthecat:

Tim Key and Tom Basden encapsulate all of womanhood in about a minute. 

scruplesthecat:

“Thanks for the nice comments about my documentary on Gogol. Here’s a picture of me blended with Gogol a man did.”

scruplesthecat:

“Thanks for the nice comments about my documentary on Gogol. Here’s a picture of me blended with Gogol a man did.”

I loved doing it - I would regularly have a bath every day anyway, and now I could get paid for it. Every night splosh into a bath on stage in front of tutting ticket-holders. What a job. But this was never a replacement for my amateur love of baths. This, from the outset was in addition. And since it has begun, it hasn’t weakened my appetite for baths. It’s fed it.

‘Drenching My Life and Work in Baths’ by Tim Key.

A wonderful piece reflecting the end of Masterslut. 

(via teeaah)

(Source: huffingtonpost.co.uk, via teeaah)