Tramadol Nights:Episode 6

[@Kemonokami]

Only six episodes?! _CURSE YOU, POLITICAL CORRECTNESS!!_

[@nihonbound]

Thank you so much for this. It was and remains amazing.

[@MrTrigun1]

Thanks for the upload! Frankie is just freakin tops man.

[@srbrant5391]

I always die at the tattoo gag.

[@2223ams]

Actually, this was on Channel 4. It's the British equivalent of Fox which used to show the kinds of things that made heads explode. That said, they certainly couldn't get away with it now.

[@Kemonokami]

"Are you Jon Venables?"

[@factsabouturmum9250]

Frankie Boyle made a drug-related Cosby joke before it was cool.

[@JCResDoc94]

10:45 #covidWorks

[@snappycatchy]

The Chappelle Show is on PBS?

[@TheOneTrueEfrate]

Which is precisely the reason there should be one.

[@mufcmufc111]

❤

[@Danny-dr3gn]

What's the song at the beginning?

[@FauxTitle]

Let Her Dance by the Bobby Fuller Four, its a pretty grooving track

[@dooze70]

does anyone know who the title music is from ?

[@KJSpencerLives]

Brilliant. The DVD of Tramadol Nights has the "benny hill" sketch but without the music for legal reasons, and it's not as funny. The original broadcast is so much better. Cheers.

[@tommyers]

No. It's either Jim Muir or Robert Florence. I can't tell which is which since they are both bald.

[@Tpainkiller21]

what about the chappelle show

[@shadyhawk]

lol hell no. it's on comedy central.

[@snappycatchy]

Do you realize how many heads would explode in the states if something like this was produced and broadcast by 'public television'? (I know the BBC is different from PBS, but similar enough)

[@doppiopasso2887]

I think Dara is bigger

[@PBNrandom]

Don't worry. It was on Channel 4, not BBC. Channel 4's a semi-public station, but nonetheless, it's not BBC.

[@alifelesscritic]

way to rip off south park! : )