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Ian Richards

The "weird girl" definitely should look familiar to you, it's Alice Lowe from Darkplace (very much in her element amid the glorious silliness of this story)!

Chris H

Completely agree, this is the only episode I skip when I'm rewatching.

Right Said Brett

He's named Spider because he has eight... "legs".

Saul

The music in this show is the lowlight for me, I have to skip it, so this was pretty weak. Seeing Razorlight pop up in it instantly knocked off a couple of points too.

Saul

I'm wondering if the first girl they meet is the actress who played April, Reynholm's trans lover from The Speech episode of IT Crowd. Looks similar.

Stephen Richards

I love the Rudi character. Julian Barrat is a great character actor whether it's comedy or straight

Jay B

Funny, I love this episode. The only TMP episode that I skip on re-watches is the first episode with the Kangaroo.

Ian Webster

Funny that, I quite like Razorlite in hindsight. Couldn't get away with them at the time but I think it's the nostalgia.

Ian Webster

Yeah, this is one of those episodes that's massively improved by weed, a group of mates and knowledge of all the cultural references. It was pretty funny seeing De Burgh with his massive eyebrows (Bill Bailey used to rip on De Burgh a lot at the time - the mewling, nannyshagging tossmonger). It's not a particularly gag-filled episode, but the cultural cache was pretty undeniable. Having Roger Daltry on there at the time was like having royalty on (Not so much since Brexit). Funny you didn't spot Kevin Rowland with his armpits. He was the singer in Dexy's Midnight Runners who you'll have seen in the Bomb episode of the Young Ones. I think I'd forgotten just how cool the Boosh was at the time and what it was like, having popular culture pointed at you and your tastes. It's very hollow and vain, and it doesn't leave you with much when you barrel past 35 and realise the days without back-pain are behind you..

Dan Hooper

Agree too, not a fan of this episode. Find it boring. But others I absolutely love lol

David Lyons

Was I off base for interpreting the Spider implying he had 8 inches, not penises...?

Nell Sun

Yes, Daltry's cameo was pretty cool at the time. Before social media became a thing, and then ordinary people saw the dumb opinions of the rockstars (and moviestars) on Twitter and became massively put off! [No more heroes!]

Nell Sun

You have passed the test .... ;)

Nell Sun

I spoke to Matt Berry and Rich Fulcher at a bar in early 2007 and Berry told me he hadn't seen the 2nd series of TMB yet. I told him I thought they'd concentrated on special effects too much, compared to the 1st series. He said: "I have heard that." [I don't know if he was just humouring me or being honest. ]