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Peter Kay's 2 year old parody is more accurate than ever
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I think this was mentioned off handedly in another thread but thought I would draw it to everyone's attention...
2 years go, Peter Kay's popular parody, "Britain's Got the Pop Factor etc etc Stricly on Ice" included one of the "contestants," Geraldine McQueen, singing a medley of songs she had supposedly sung in previous editions of the fake series... It starts with "Born To Run..." and she's sat on a motorbike...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=449bHctCjiw
Storm's version: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jt2QUEejWdI
Admittedly, he gets off it soon enough, but isn't the resemblance between the performances uncanny? The fact that they're both complete with fire effects and everything?
2 years go, Peter Kay's popular parody, "Britain's Got the Pop Factor etc etc Stricly on Ice" included one of the "contestants," Geraldine McQueen, singing a medley of songs she had supposedly sung in previous editions of the fake series... It starts with "Born To Run..." and she's sat on a motorbike...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=449bHctCjiw
Storm's version: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jt2QUEejWdI
Admittedly, he gets off it soon enough, but isn't the resemblance between the performances uncanny? The fact that they're both complete with fire effects and everything?
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The joke acts on his show are more talented than the human lollipop that calls herself a judge.