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How Drop the Dead Donkey broke the news – and its cast The comedy almost known as Dead Belgians Don’t Count was a unique mix of office humour and topical jokes. But staying current came at a cost Neil Pearson and Stephen Tompkinson in Drop The Dead Donkey Credit: Paramount When Drop the Dead Donkey became a comedy hit for Channel 4, some hacks claimed the title as a well-worn journalistic phrase. It was in fact made up by creators and writers Andy Hamilton and Guy Jenkin, inspired by a gloriously cynical snippet overheard in the BBC newsroom. Shadowing the newsroom as research for their n...

CP Photo: Amanda Waltz Nine O'Clock Wines February subscription box Natural wine, while well meaning, hasn’t always impressed me. I've purchased varieties proudly sporting the label, drawn in by the prospect of trying something unspoiled by pesticides and other man-made chemicals. Certainly, the experience would be truly next level; the reds bolder, the whites brighter. Instead, my dalliances with natural wines, particularly certified org...

More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Boro's Amusu Theater offers entertainment in 1917 Bulloch History Roger Allen Note: The following is one of a series of columns looking at the origins and growth of the agriculture industry in Southeast Georgia and Bulloch County. Entertainment of the Bulloch Times and Statesboro News issue of Feb. 1, 1917 announced that Miss Nannie Mell Olliff was the winner in the Amusu Theater's pop...

Who is Lorraine Kelly's rarely-seen husband Steve and how long have they been married? Lorraine Kelly is undoubtedly a household name, but who is her husband Steve Smith? Here's what you need to know... The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Want the most up-to-date celebrity exclusives sent straight to your inbox every day? Sign up now and join the club!Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or s...

Mountain Scene January 29, 2021 By PHILIP CHANDLER If you’re in need of a laugh after the year we’ve just had, best head to the Queenstown Gardens this weekend. Running with eight performances between tonight and Sunday afternoon, Remarkable Theatre’s 12th annual Gardens show, The Bright Side, features sketches from classic British TV comedies. Think Not the Nine O’Clock News. The show comprises three sketches in a row at four stations around the duck pond — the themes are ‘cons and charlatans’, ‘madmen and misfits’, ‘friends, lovers and liars’ and ‘...