How do you explain to someone about Jonathan Meades? I tried today, and failed badly... This is Meades at his finest - wonderfully bonkers, in a serious kind of way.
It's the conformity and banality of caravanning I despise more than anything else. The couple have steady office jobs, live in a nice, bland, boxy house on a nice, bland, boxy housing estate..have 2 or 3 nice, slightly spoilt kids, a Labrabour, wear sensible clothes that smell of fabric conditioner, sensible Clark's shoes and perfectly symmetrical haircuts and copulate with ever decreasing monotonous regularity with a tediously predictable and ultimately unrewarding repertoire.
This was originally broadcast on BBC2 on Wednesday 26th February 1997.
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I honestly can't tell how much of this is actually dry humour or how much is meant to be documentary
How do you explain to someone about Jonathan Meades? I tried today, and failed badly...
This is Meades at his finest - wonderfully bonkers, in a serious kind of way.
"Oh f[censored]" I remember watching that the first time as though it was yesterday.
A wit so dry it could soak up oceans.
Poor doggie getting an unexpected bath.
It was my dog
@MeadesShrine Just thought I'd let you know there appear to be some glitches in the video - this may well be youtubes fault
In a previous life, Jonathan Meades was a cat.
It's the conformity and banality of caravanning I despise more than anything else.
The couple have steady office jobs, live in a nice, bland, boxy house on a nice, bland, boxy housing estate..have 2 or 3 nice, slightly spoilt kids, a Labrabour, wear sensible clothes that smell of fabric conditioner, sensible Clark's shoes and perfectly symmetrical haircuts and copulate with ever decreasing monotonous regularity with a tediously predictable and ultimately unrewarding repertoire.