Anyone remember Dennis Taylor (a past celeb who suffered at the tongue of Craig) challenging him to a game of snooker.
In series 3, his barbs got to Dennis Taylor, who was sufficiently provoked to challenge Revel Horwood: "What I’m going to do with Craig is buy him a snooker cue and see what he can do with that in five days"
Craig accepted the challenge and was duly humiliated - sweaty palms and forehead, and he didn't pot a ball. Fortunately for him Dennis was too nice to employ similar ascerbic comments to Craig, so he was let off the hook a bit. Pity he soon forgot what it feels like.
At the end of the series I'd like to see the judges given 5 days training in the métier of the celebs.
Mark would train each judge in one of the strokes that make up swimming; breaststroke, backstroke, freestyle and butterfly.
First they would assemble at the swimming pool, the men clad in speedos and Arlene in a one piece suit - we'd give her a choice. This perhaps
http://www.swimstop.co.uk/c2/uploads...reaker%202.jpg
or if she's self conscious about her legs then maybe this:
http://www.swimstop.co.uk/c2/uploads/1593.jpg
To make them feel at home, see through panels decorated with sequins would be inserted.
Remember swimmers carry not an ounce of surplus flesh and swimsuits are so streamlined and close fitting that every lump and bump is magnified. Mark would be free to comment on their lumpy, bumpy bodies and sneer at their fitness levels (or lack thereof).
They would be required to dive in from the blocks (plenty of opportunity for belly flop jokes), complete a tumble turn (cue - tortured octopus joke), swim 25 metres using only their legs, (holding a kick board or swim paddles in their outstretched arms), then 25 metres using only their arms (pull buoy between ankles): - drowning rats jokes might be appropriate here. Then complete 50 metres of their individual stroke - if they survive then the 'waving not drowning,' jokes come into their own. e.g.
You looked like a dead fish trying to swim
You don't look like a God, but you do swim like a geek.
Crabs swim sideways - you're supposed to be going forward.
Sorry my friend - it wasn't just your kick that was screwed - you are too.
You created as much spray as an ocean going liner.
The idea is to swim economically with beautiful long strokes, not thresh your arms around like a windmill in a force 9 gale.
Now I know Mark finds it difficult to be mean - but he must grit his teeth and remember JB's acting lessons - sneer and get angry - it is very liberating.
As for the marks - no need - they all drowned.
In series 3, his barbs got to Dennis Taylor, who was sufficiently provoked to challenge Revel Horwood: "What I’m going to do with Craig is buy him a snooker cue and see what he can do with that in five days"
Craig accepted the challenge and was duly humiliated - sweaty palms and forehead, and he didn't pot a ball. Fortunately for him Dennis was too nice to employ similar ascerbic comments to Craig, so he was let off the hook a bit. Pity he soon forgot what it feels like.
At the end of the series I'd like to see the judges given 5 days training in the métier of the celebs.
Mark would train each judge in one of the strokes that make up swimming; breaststroke, backstroke, freestyle and butterfly.
First they would assemble at the swimming pool, the men clad in speedos and Arlene in a one piece suit - we'd give her a choice. This perhaps
http://www.swimstop.co.uk/c2/uploads...reaker%202.jpg
or if she's self conscious about her legs then maybe this:
http://www.swimstop.co.uk/c2/uploads/1593.jpg
To make them feel at home, see through panels decorated with sequins would be inserted.
Remember swimmers carry not an ounce of surplus flesh and swimsuits are so streamlined and close fitting that every lump and bump is magnified. Mark would be free to comment on their lumpy, bumpy bodies and sneer at their fitness levels (or lack thereof).
They would be required to dive in from the blocks (plenty of opportunity for belly flop jokes), complete a tumble turn (cue - tortured octopus joke), swim 25 metres using only their legs, (holding a kick board or swim paddles in their outstretched arms), then 25 metres using only their arms (pull buoy between ankles): - drowning rats jokes might be appropriate here. Then complete 50 metres of their individual stroke - if they survive then the 'waving not drowning,' jokes come into their own. e.g.
You looked like a dead fish trying to swim
You don't look like a God, but you do swim like a geek.
Crabs swim sideways - you're supposed to be going forward.
Sorry my friend - it wasn't just your kick that was screwed - you are too.
You created as much spray as an ocean going liner.
The idea is to swim economically with beautiful long strokes, not thresh your arms around like a windmill in a force 9 gale.
Now I know Mark finds it difficult to be mean - but he must grit his teeth and remember JB's acting lessons - sneer and get angry - it is very liberating.
As for the marks - no need - they all drowned.





