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Yesterday, we brought you Superbad and today, we bring you up to speed with the very latest episodes of Family Guy.

Work continues on the new version of Film Funnies. We have the Quiz, The Randomiser™, the Contact page and the new (and member-exclusive) Jokes section left to build and then we can unleash it on an unsuspecting world. We just know you're going to love it!


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We're now officially over half-way to releasing the brand new version of Film Funnies. We're testing each section of code exhaustively to ensure it's robust because now we're using AJAX to make the site far more interactive.

But, we can't keep you all waiting for updates forever and so, today we proudly (and belatedly) present eighteen clips from the 2007 comedy Superbad. Why did it take us so long? God only knows. I guess we just never got round to this one. And that's a real shame because it's awesome!


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We only wish you could SEE the new version of Film Funnies. It's a million miles away from the version you're seeing right now. It looks amazing, it has so many new functions and it's going to be worth spending a dollar / pound on an annual subscription to enjoy it at its absolute best.

But we realise we have to keep the updates coming, too. So we've brought Family Guy bang up to date with the last ten clips of Season 22 and the first 20 clips of Season 23. It's been a while since we've been at home to the Griffins, and it's nice to know that they're still as despicable, distasteful and deliciously funny as they were last year!

We're working flat-out on the new version of the site and hope to announce the release date real soon.


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The 11th January was thirty-six days ago. And that's also how long ago we last updated the site. You'd be forgiven for thinking that Film Funnies HQ had been permanently closed. But nothing could be further from the truth. Let's just say that life has got in the way lately.

We're back today with fourteen clips from the Danny Dyer comedy Mr. Bigstuff. If you're British (or a fan of British comedy), you'll love this show. Danny Dyer plays Lee, estranged brother to Glen (Ryan Sampson) who is about to get married (despite his secret erectile dysfunction) to Kirsty (Harriet Webb). When Lee turns up with an addiction to prescription medication, a stinky attitude, a foul temper, and a tin containing their late father's ashes, shit gets real.

We'll be back soon with another update. Meanwhile, keep smiling!


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MEGA UPDATE!
The Inbetweeners. When we first featured this show in 2019, we offered a measly thirty-eight clips which was, let's face it, criminal because it has so much more to offer.

So, we've started from scratch, reviewing every episode meticulously. The result? ONE-HUNDRED clips! Isn't that better?!

And they've been lovingly mastered, meticulously edited and fully transcribed.

We hope you enjoy these fresh helpings of Jay, Neil, Simon, and Will and we apologise for not doing this properly in the first place!


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When we first featured The Inbetweeners back on the 12th October 2019, we published a measly thirty-eight clips which is, let's face it, nigh-on criminal.

So, today we've started work on publishing ONE-HUNDRED clips we've produced after a thorough review of the show. The first forty are online now and the remaining sixty will follow shortly.

If you've never seen the show before, hold on to your hats because it holds no punches. It's rude, it's crude, it's explicit and it's really, REALLY funny!


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Oh, okay. You win. ONE more update before the holidays. We've gone off-piste (snow joke) and moved away from a Christmas theme. Instead, we've been enjoying the 1982 classic comedy show Police Squad!, starring Leslie Nielsen, Alan North, Ed Williams, and Rex Hamilton. The precursor to Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad (and therefore to Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear, and Naked Gun 33⅓: The Final Insult), this goldmine of audible and visual spoof humour has to be seen to be believed.

Merry Christmas, one and all. We'll see you in the new year.


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HO HO HO! MER-RY CHRISTMAS! Yes, we found time to add a seasonally festive movie to our line-up which is just how we plan to see out 2024. We're talking about the brand new Jack Black comedy, Dear Santa.

And on that note, we wish all of our visitors, their family and friends the very happiest Christmas and an amazing new year. We'll be back in January with some more updates and then we plan to launch the new version of the site not long into the new year.

We hope Santa brings you your heart's desires.


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There just aren't enough hours in the day right now. Having just moved house and still getting things sorted and with Christmas looming on the horizon, there's been very little time to update Film Funnies, OR continue work on v6.0 of the site. But this is only a temporary glitch. In the new year, we'll be back to normal service.

So, today we've put the finishing touches to a show we started a long, long time ago. Nine more clips from the genius that is The Fast Show. And, if we get time, we have a certain Jack Black festive movie up our sleeves.

But, just in case this turns out to be the last update of 2024, we'd like to take this opportunity to wish all of our visitors a very merry Christmas and a fantastic, healthy and happy 2025.


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It's been a long time, folks. Exactly a month to the day since we last updated the site. And so much has happened in that time.

Now that we're settled in our new home, we were able to add Ali G Indahouse to our hallowed database. This Sacha Baron Cohen creation, a plastic gangster from Staines, is extremely cringe-worthy and this was his first movie outing back in 2002. Not for the faint-hearted, this one. It manages to offend gay people of both genders, anyone involved in politics and every right-minded person who is against sex with animals.

We'll be back in a week or so with another update. Meanwhile, thank you for your patience and continued support.