Wood programme, Philippa Forester
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Anyone see that programme on TV last night about wildlife in woods presented by Philippa Forester - or at least her voice?
What was that choral music they were playing? Someone on here is bound to know...
(I wish they'd credit the music at the end of TV programmes... they credit everyone down to the producer's cousin's best mate's pet starfish, so why do they never say what the music was?)
What was that choral music they were playing? Someone on here is bound to know...
(I wish they'd credit the music at the end of TV programmes... they credit everyone down to the producer's cousin's best mate's pet starfish, so why do they never say what the music was?)
"Philippa looks as sweet as a little pie, but if a drop of alcohol crosses her immaculately-glossed lips she turns really nasty. In fact, she turns into 'Begbie' from the movie 'Trainspotting'. "
Look, you can say what you like, but I'd get stuck so far in you'd need cave resue to get me out
Look, you can say what you like, but I'd get stuck so far in you'd need cave resue to get me out
wedg1e said:
Look, you can say what you like, but I'd get stuck so far in you'd need cave resue to get me out
Yes but "With over eleven dead husbands, Philippa is known as the Black Widow by Interpol. Although her real name is not known to the authorities her modus operandi of stripping the men of all their clothes, covering them in honey and then refusing to lick it off as they become stuck to the bed and die from a combination of sugar excess and starvation is one that leaves many in Interpol cold. She is considered dangerous and not to be approached without clothes.
You have been warned
mybrainhurts said:
Silly bint doesn't like rapid travel....
I overtook her being chauffeured in a Merc one day when we were filming RobotWars in docklands. He wasn't going very fast, which couldn't be said for me....
Very nice lady in real life.
No idea what the music was which isn't much help
Kinky said:
I did not see the programme at all - but if I was to guess the music - I'd guess it might be Jethro Tull - everyone seems to play them when there's anything foresty on (and I don't mean Philippa ).
K
Definitely wasn't Tull, it was some choir going ooo-ooo-ooo-aaa-aaa-aaa, only it sounded a lot better than that looks. Distinct absence of one-legged flute playing... But thanks for the guess.
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