Posted: Sun Feb 10, 2013 11:17 pm
I'm not fixing that.mtwinny wrote:Most of you peeps won't really care about it, the the Grammy's are tonight.
Haven't been keeping track of the nominations tho.
I'm not fixing that.mtwinny wrote:Most of you peeps won't really care about it, the the Grammy's are tonight.
Haven't been keeping track of the nominations tho.
Here in the UK we're more interested in the BAFTA Film Awards tonight.mtwinny wrote:Most of you peeps won't really care about it, the the Grammy's are tonight.
Fix'd. Whoops ;bDr Shaneman wrote:I'm not fixing that.
Yes; MXC is basically a silly, (some what witty), and comical redubbing of the former. While the original was treated as a actual game show competition, the latter is just played off for laughs. The real focus is on the cast in MXC.Dr Shaneman wrote:Isn't Takeshi's Castle and MXC. Most Extreme Elimination Challenge the same show just with different commentators?
Well I was getting of Craig Charles. He has lost all his humour now in his dubbing of it.TheChaosBlue wrote:Yes; MXC is basically a silly, (some what witty), and comical redubbing of the former. While the original was treated as a actual game show competition, the latter is just played off for laughs. The real focus is on the cast in MXC.
I thought Craig Charles did a good job of commentating the UK dub/version. Who else would you have chosen instead?Dr Shaneman wrote:Well I was getting of Craig Charles. He has lost all his humour now in his dubbing of it.
Don't get me wrong, I liked him at first. Though after so long... I've just lost interest in his dub I guess.Kaito-kun wrote:I thought Craig Charles did a good job of commentating the UK dub/version. Who else would you have chosen instead?
I've seen a couple of clips on youtube, and it is edited. The original version features comedy skits featuring the characters as well as the game. A full unedited episode lasts about an hour.Dr Shaneman wrote: Has anyone seen the original version of the show? To me it looks like a lot of the show is edited out for dubbing purposes.