Comedy Ladder Position: 9
Points: 51
We're The Slagg Brothers.
We were once described as more popular than Charlotte Church by Charlottes own family. And this popularity can be measured by the fact that weve received death threats in over 16 languages.
But dont take our word for it. Here are some reviews:
"Anarchic Energy" Auto-trader (Tavistock Edition)
"Energetic anarchy" Doggers Monthly
"Stupid British ****s with lame-assed accents" - USA Today: in an article entitled, "Why the Slagg Brothers should be euthanased or, at the very least, neutered."
We're taking our act live, this March, to the Glasgow Comedy Festival and for this we've devised 4 hours of intricate political satire, told through the media of ballet and football. However, one good look at the drunken Glaswegians in the front row and I think we'll revert to Plan B: 3 minute blitzes of mindless pathological violence; gratuitous nudity; and crude racial stereotyping.
The Slagg Brothers believe timing is king. That's why we plan our act around transport timetables. When we go on-stage, we give the audience enough time to file through the nearest exits, where they'll be pleased to find they won't have to wait long for a bus.
While waiting for that fatal overdose to take effect, please check out our website. Swap MySpace or YouTube subs with us, if you're as desperate as us for eMates.
Another E4 entry
An E4 entry. If only your phone could speak to you like a mate.
An excerpt from Michael Owen's new DVD - 'My 100 greatest career comebacks.'
When Jenkins and Smith are trapped behind enemy lines, it's time to do the honorable thing.
Jim's just been told he's dying, and on his birthday too.
In comedy, always walk under ladders.
How Chaplin would have dealt with the pesky 1920s paparazzi.
What those rose-tinted adverts don't tell you.
What you need to know if flinging yourself off high places seems a good idea.
Fowl play? A tribute to Rod, RIP. We miss ya.
Amateur sleuthing just got more amateur.
It's the part of the job they all hate but don't send a dyslexic cop.
It's the part of the job they all hate but don't send a dyslexic cop.
What those nice rose-tinted adverts really say.
What those nice rose-tinted adverts really say.
Can this government information film appeal to people who like jumping off cliffs?
How to make even more money from phone-ins.
Cheating at cards in the Wild West was never a good idea.
How to make even more money from phone-ins.
Cheating at cards in the Wild West was never a good idea.
The tour guide inevitably asks for questions.
Fletcher is cutting NHS waiting lists his way. He's a vile creature from our dark sitcom, Birth School Work Death. The music is a Slagg Brothers' track.
You won't see this in the manuals, but it is the most common way to operate a PC.
A misunderstanding in the Lurv department. Our tribute to the Two Ronnies.
Some wine buffs don't know when to stop.
A misunderstanding in the Lurv department. Our tribute to the Two Ronnies.
Postman Gitt upsets yet another customer.
Wristbands for all types of loser.
Is out-of-date soap safe?
Sock puppet from Hell. An excerpt from our dark Sitcom, Birth School Work Death.
Don't let SlagB loose on your CD collection.
The tour guide inevitably asks for questions.
Is out-of-date soap safe?
Sock puppet from Hell. An excerpt from our dark Sitcom, Birth School Work Death.
Wristbands for all types of loser.
Don't let SlagB loose on your CD collection.
Wristbands for all types of loser.
The tour guide inevitably asks for questions.
Yet another charity sticking it's nose into other people's business.
Not even Death can stand in the way of this man in the pursuit of his job.
The kill-or-cure GP that's cutting NHS waiting lists. An excerpt from one of our sketch shows.
When an outsider wins the marathon there's more than a whiff of controversy.
When an outsider wins the marathon there's more than a whiff of controversy.
Jim has a nasty shock when Mandy gives birth.
Jim has a nasty shock when Mandy gives birth.
Sid, like his brother, has a problem with collective nouns.
Can you guess the celebrity by the contents of their bowels?
The world's best ballet dancer is offered the opportunity for a live performance and interview with Listen Up Radio: "The loudest radio on the airwaves."
A rework to get it under 60 seconds for the Comedy Collective. Bruce reports a theft.
Can you guess the celebrity by the contents of their bowels?
The world's best ballet dancer is offered the opportunity for a live performance and interview with Listen Up Radio: "The loudest radio on the airwaves."
The celebrities are shaking the tin once more ... but this time it's for themselves.
The celebrities are shaking the tin once more ... but this time it's for themselves.
Sid, like his brother, has a problem with collective nouns.
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