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Vyvyan Basterd's demolition company tee. Design copyright GeekGiftGallery. Since 1982. Rated Four Stars! A great gift for any BBC comedy fan. Those who have watched the adventures of Vyv Neil Mike and Rik, or anyone who's set off a potato masher grenade on a live game show will love this tee!

Tom Hardy reading stories on BBC's CBeeBies has his very own Alfie Bear to snuggle at night.

Now you too can own the same epic shirt worn by Yujiro in S1E3 of James May's Our Man in Japan as seen on Amazon Prime Video.

The wild and untamed side of JKD

Scatterbrook Farm’s faithful scarecrow might not appreciate his name being formed by a collection of Crows. But at least they’re out of the field.

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Even though podcasts are audio mediums, your Two Bandits Watching Bluey tend to forget that and need to remind ourselves of this rule of podcasting.

Eric & Ernie - Exit Dancing

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All I Want For Christmas Is Louis Theroux Knit Pattern

'You're a psychopath.' 'High Functioning sociopath, with your number.' The white splatter version of "High Functioning Sociopath" design.

For all you Louis Theroux fans out there! Design by @therouxgear. Louis Sebastian Theroux is a British documentary filmmaker, journalist and broadcaster. Born in Singapore to a British mother and American father, Theroux's family moved to London when he was as a child, where he attended Westminster School.

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The line that sold me on the newest Doctor! A single line that defines their entire person.

Martin Mucklowe’s courtroom sketch, This Country

This is a local shop for local people

Detectorists Ring Pull Field Guide Scribble Fizz Edition

Detectorists Ring Pulls Through The Ages Vintage Alter Edition

For all you Louis Theroux fans out there. @Therouxgear brings you another Theroux design.

TripleBoosh Neon Tribute Eye Voodoo Design

Made in Port Talbot & proud? Then let the world know where you roots lay with this bold made in Port Talbot design, featuring the Welsh Dragon show your pride for Port Talbot and Wales with this unique design.

BBC Breakfast Time - Vintage 1980's morning news programme logo.

You see that t-shirt with a logo from a nineties TV show on it? That's like your most smart outfit. That's your bestest ever clothes.

For all you Louis Theroux fans out there! Design by @therouxgear.

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Peter Davison was the fifth Doctor. Since his predecessor, Tom Baker, was the Doctor for eight years, the fifth Doctor was developed almost in absolute contrast to the fourth Doctor. He was more cautious, more serious, younger and less eccentric. He wore a Cricket uniform. If you're not familiar with Cricket, it has a very preppy, trim look to it, like something you'd see at a private Country Club. The only eccentric part of his wardrobe was the celery that he pinned to his lapel, but even that had a purpose, as he claimed that it would turn purple in the presence of certain poisonous gases. Peter Davison, when cast, was just 29, making him the Matt Smith of his day. In 2007, he returned to the role for a mini-episode when his Tardis...

"Should have studied witchcraft, Should have learned to ride a broom, So me and my black cat could fly 'cross the sky Underneath the moon." Support Belle, Book & Candle!

If you are a Louis Theroux fan then look no further. Design by @therouxgear

A line artwork of Anne Lister and Ann Walker from the British drama show, Gentleman Jack.

Let the world know WHO is in your hearts!

Louis Theroux was born on May 20, 1970 in Singapore as Louis Sebastian Theroux. He is a writer and producer, known for When Louis Met... Jimmy (2000), My Scientology Movie (2015) and Louis Theroux's Weird Weekends (1998).

BBC Sherlock meets Prince of Wales, Twinings tea.

David Tennant wasn't the first Scottish actor to be the Doctor. And Peter Capaldi wasn't the first Scot to play the role with a Scottish accent. These honors go to Sylvester McCoy. He was the Doctor from 1987 to the shows cancellation in 1989 after 26 seasons, though technically he was the Doctor until 1996 when he appeared briefly at the beginning of the Doctor Who TV movie before regenerating into the 8th Doctor, Paul McGann. As I've argued before, the cancellation shouldn't be blamed on the 7th Doctor. He was brought in only after the ship already hit the iceberg, so to speak. Of the classic Doctors, he's generally the most entertaining and most interesting, in my opinion. He was a whimsical, funny, unassuming showman, and often playe...