you b******d?

[gina32]

keeps going over in my head, i can see a bloke keep saying it from a tv programme, hard to explain, its a recent programme and i think a comedy/drama, please any help. thanks

[DTCwordfan]

I like the positive reply, gina.......as Kevin in South Park regularly used the term.

[gina32]

definately wasnt south park

[DTCwordfan]

It is "definitely"

[Postdog]

Mrs browns boys

[emmie]

was it UK, or USA, that might, or might not narrow it down.

[emmie]

not the dreaded 'My Family', i mean that would be the pits if it was that.

[karenmac60]

Yeah, what kind of accent?

[boxtops]

If you can see the bloke in your head, what does he look like?

[emmie]

you realise you have driven us all mad now,

[gina32]

dt, obviously youve nothing better to do

em, now you know how i feel,

i can just hear him in my head but explaining it is something entirely different

[gina32]

certainly isnt my family,(cant stand that)

[DTCwordfan]

well if you are going to be antisocial, wit your first comments, then I can be pedantic about your spelling.

[emmie]

so we know its a bloke, but any kind of accent, any idea if its a one off comedy/drama, aghhh

[boxtops]

what sort of accent?

[karenmac60]

You said it was recent, but could it have been a repeat? I'm thinking of the couple in the Catherine Tait Show where they criticise everyone and he frequently says things like 'the dirty bastard'

[DTCwordfan]

colour of hair - if any?

[emmie]

New Tricks, with Dennis Waterman, Amanda Redman, Alun Armstrong.

[gina32]

i know its a pain but its really just the words that i can say, he goes yaaa(going more high pitched) bastard

[gina32]

no em10. i think im going to have to give it up as a bad job

[emmie]

The Inbetweeners, lots of swearing in that.