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Mick Mac

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Is the UKIP family the old grey haired fat bloke and his peroxide blond missus?


I still like Vivien and her hubby - Fooooooookin hell.....


Its between middle Siddiqui man and Giles for wittiest person on the show imo - oh and the girl who sits on the right of her mum and dad, she's very funny.

Otta

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Mick Mac Wrote:

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> Is the UKIP family the old grey haired fat bloke

> and his peroxide blond missus?


They are The Michael Family (Brighton)


http://lifestyle.one/heat/celebrity/news/gogglebox-2016-cast-families-gay-couple-scarlett-moffatt-watch/


Dad once ran as a UKIP Candidate.

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Mick Mac Wrote:

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> Its between middle Siddiqui man and Giles for

> wittiest person on the show imo - oh and the girl

> who sits on the right of her mum and dad, she's

> very funny.



I think Daddy Siddiqui is the funniest when he wants to be. He's a clever bloke.

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Mick Mac Wrote:

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> Its between middle Siddiqui man and Giles for

> wittiest person on the show imo - oh and the girl

> who sits on the right of her mum and dad, she's

> very funny.



Agreed.


Hasn't the girl gone on to be in another telly programme, or did I imagine that? I

Mick Mac

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Otta Wrote:

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> Mick Mac Wrote:

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> > Is the UKIP family the old grey haired fat

> bloke

> > and his peroxide blond missus?

>

> They are The Michael Family (Brighton)

>

> http://lifestyle.one/heat/celebrity/news/gogglebox

> -2016-cast-families-gay-couple-scarlett-moffatt-wa

> tch/

>

> Dad once ran as a UKIP Candidate.


Oh right - I'm slightly surprised.


I was thinking of the Gilbey family - annoying son who sits in the middle. Quite like the Michael family.

Mick Mac

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Otta Wrote:

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> Mick Mac Wrote:

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> >

> > Its between middle Siddiqui man and Giles for

> > wittiest person on the show imo - oh and the

> girl

> > who sits on the right of her mum and dad, she's

> > very funny.

>

>

> I think Daddy Siddiqui is the funniest when he

> wants to be. He's a clever bloke.


According to your link he is called Sid, as in Sid Siddiqui.

siousxiesue

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> Leon tells his wife to shush a lot. That's quite

> amusing, its like my house.



I find Leon annoying and rude, he also refers to sex a lot (what he/wife used to do-yuk) and he told her to shut up recently.

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jaywalker

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why do children adopt comfort blankets or toys?


but of course in some cases it might be simply a question of modesty :-)


and you have not related this (acute) observation to the multitude of pets on laps - as if a synecdoche for 'I am a caring person' given that I cannot stroke (at least in this private space made public for money or fame) my partner/sibling/parent or whoever.


it cannot be a straightforward thing to have to perform a reaction to TV.

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> Last Friday's show had some great one liners, some

> clever editing too, showing the two blokes (with

> the boobs painting behind them) scoffing on their

> food whilst watching Blue Planet showing the

> sharks scoffing...:)


Most cringe worthy moment so far;


Mary and Giles talking dominatrix!

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