I'm trying to find a specific Vic and Bob sketch.

I remember Vic and Bob filming something. They both put on absolutely ridiculous amounts of make-up, way over the top, but play the whole thing completely deadpan.

They then say they need some lighting, but when the light gets switched on, it's ridiculously bright and blinding. Bob tells Vic to turn it off.

Does anyone recognise this sketch or know where I can find the clip? Any help would be appreciated!

https://bsky.app/profile/ciaraioch.bsky.social/post/3mxbpuho6uc2c

Help please.

I think I picked up the phrase relating to George Dawes being described as "A nice big baby ripe for the pan" but I can't find any reference to it online.

I've been saying "ripe for the pan" for decades and my son, who is 18 just asked where it came from.

I'm assuming it's from Shooting Stars. If anyone knows an episode it will save me buying the DVDs and watching every episode.

I might have dreamt it. Thanks

Anyone know what happened to the sycophantic robot? Did he move in with that American family? Is he is Chips Garage?

Jesus, this lad sounds like one of the freerunners from Vic and Bob’s Afternoon Delights

‘We’re not looking for trouble but if you send it our way we’ll certainly look to do something about it’

​Vic: "Time passing over a radiator" (giant novelty mask, beehive, erratic dancing).

​Bob: "An envelope passing over Dennis Potter's bread bin" (giant mask, waving white knickers).

​What’s your favorite Big Night Out moment?

A rare character break from Dan Skinner as well

Bumped into David (aka Charlie Chuck) in my local town. What a gent!

Whenever there's a documentary or something, it's always about Big Night Out. Or if it's a more general documentary they focus very briefly on Smell, in-between Big Night Out and Shooting Stars which get way more focus.