Dave Gorman points out things he finds strange about modern life.Dave Gorman points out things he finds strange about modern life.Dave Gorman points out things he finds strange about modern life.
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- TriviaOn 18th December 2017 Dave Gorman announced in a lengthy post on his blog that he had ended the show after five series as making the show was so labour-intensive it was making him ill. He revealed that he had fainted on-stage during the filming of the sixth episode of the first series as they had only allowed two weeks between each block of filming two episodes. Despite extending the period between filming blocks to nine weeks for series five Dave was still working 40-50 hours for three weeks and 100+ hours a week for three weeks on each episode - with the creation of 300-500 PowerPoint slides per episode being particularly labour-intensive.
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Composed by George Frideric Handel
Performed by The Billroth String Quartet
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A friend of mine sent me a link to Series 5 Episode 7 on YouTube, ant then I watched it at the weekend.
For some people, it might feel a little bit long, but I really loved it.
At first, his style reminded me of John Oliver's, but this show had started one year before Last Week Tonight. So, if there's any inspiration it is vice versa.
The amount of planning and attention to details are amazing and so much fun to watch.
I have a few favorites: Big Ben repairers, toy car mischief, disposable cameras, dishwashers, life-hacks, the "bull in a china shop", and many more.
Looking forward to starting to watch his current show, as well.
For some people, it might feel a little bit long, but I really loved it.
At first, his style reminded me of John Oliver's, but this show had started one year before Last Week Tonight. So, if there's any inspiration it is vice versa.
The amount of planning and attention to details are amazing and so much fun to watch.
I have a few favorites: Big Ben repairers, toy car mischief, disposable cameras, dishwashers, life-hacks, the "bull in a china shop", and many more.
Looking forward to starting to watch his current show, as well.
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By what name was Dave Gorman: Modern Life Is Goodish (2013) officially released in India in English?
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