Chris Morris - Feedback Reports Near Complete Collection

[@johnkad123]

This man is a complete genius. It is crazy in a good way🤭😅

[@xtraspecialmango]

I think a worm travelling as fast as a bicycle is just the right amount of speed, actually.

[@-______-______-]

This was excellent.

[@theonlyantony]

22:44 - my favourite feedback contributor, Sergeant Murphy .I read this - 'Sgt Murphy was a trolley attendant (called...Ken?) who first popped up in early Feedback Reports on Radio Bristol, was recognised as a gem, and made more of. Bit more info in Lucian Randall's book.'

[@SlickSonicTitan]

Nice, i always thought that it sounded like him in the 'thin end of the wedge' bit.

[@comanchio1976]

I think he's in there s few times. I'm not going to listen to it again any time soon though, as I'm starting to lose my grip on reality as it is.

[@roguebuddha]

I am all in for worm-bicycles.

[@v00n2000]

Great work, whoever collected or curated these.

[@SlickSonicTitan]

i put together stuff from cook'd n bomb'd and whtever else i cud find

[@Boylieboyle]

Who knew we were all digging our gardens wrongly?

[@R4ttlehead666]

my favourite parts: 3:32 4:23 4:35 7:31 7:50 9:17 11:35 14:13 14:53 20:48 26:02 30:27 36:27 37:12 38:05

[@jeffpattinson9795]

Great thanks for doing this

[@v00n2000]

However "mad crow disease" is still missing. We cannot rest until it is tracked down and shared on some kind of Internet content sharing platform.

[@MWes72]

"It must be foreigners I should think"

[@thedrumbum1128]

Can any of you Jessop Jessop Jessops ID the ‘sick beat’ that kicks in at 27:18, just between the dangers of Head Trousers and the unpleasantness of Vertical Laughter? It’s got me going, but Shazam is having a couple of fortnights in a bad balloon trying to tag it.

[@iainj8256]

Good morning, Sinead O'Connor, The Emperor's New Clothes. Have a great day. I'm only sorry I did not see this sooner!

[@thedrumbum1128]

@@iainj8256 The time is Sinead O’Connor, with fractions. Thank you, Sir.

[@refoliation]

It’s 2024 and we’ve blown right by the previously agreed-upon limits on large things. Latest counts say we are on course to eclipse 30 M large things by 2030 (thirty at thirty)

[@SlickSonicTitan]

Problem comes, of course, when millions of large things traverse bodies of water in small boats. Oft' referred to as floaty boaties.

[@kevingiblin4122]

Genm

[@Wolshanze]

90 degrees

[@strawberryharuspices1480]

tmbg at the start :)

[@adzdahlman9724]

32:00 ha ha - acidmousemusic ~ "one even thought it was Eric Von Danniken ; however it's spelt ; that's genius* 9:52 ~ 3 feet above the ground *****: ~ tooo much .

[@bassbobrobert4946]

LaVAtorEEEZ

[@Johnconno]

Arsefrog.

[@woestijnjongen]

4:20

[@jimsmint]

Are the respondants real?

[@marcbaigrie2295]

Yeah. This was the 90s. The glory years of TV surreal satire.

[@SlickSonicTitan]

Yep all real, though I believe a couple cottoned on and played along. Oh and of course they're heavily edited, as mentioned by Chris in this compilation, 'asking different questions' still funny tho and still genius.

[@vaydaimages]

:-):-):-):-)

[@jimsmint]

Is this real?

[@comanchio1976]

Yes

[@cliffordhill4740]

Why Bother?