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bennynorules | 02:36 Thu 01st Apr 2004 | Film, Media & TV
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Does anyone remember a sketch by Ben Elton, in which he was a funky youth TV presenter - he kept repeatedly saying the word 'young people'. It was a parody of youth TV and youth workers etc. I would love to know where I can get a video of that sketch as I need it for a presentation.
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It was in an episode of the Young Ones and was playing on the tv. Vivian is so angry at the show that he kicks the set in. IIRC it was 'young adults' that he kept saying, but maybe somebody else can tell you which episode it was.
05:11 Thu 01st Apr 2004
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It seems to have been the first episode 'Demolition' and the show portrayed was 'Nozin' Around'. Elton played 'Baz'.
05:16 Thu 01st Apr 2004
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It was actually Rick the self styled peoples poet who put the boot into the telly in this occasion....though normally Viv was the destructive one......The whole show is available on WinMX...I know cause I am sharing it!!!
10:13 Thu 01st Apr 2004
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It was in the young ones. He was saying 'young adults.' They were watching a programme called 'nosin' around.' All episodes of the young ones are available to buy.
11:45 Thu 01st Apr 2004
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That's right it was Rick - I haven't had a time to look at it again, so my memory was askew.
15:34 Thu 01st Apr 2004
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Thanks everyone!!! Very grateful to you for sharing your knowledge of TV trivia. If trivia be the word?
18:22 Thu 01st Apr 2004
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