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* LimitedWardrobe: Played for laughs with Greg Davies. When he made his second appearance on the show, he wore a red checkered shirt over a black t-shirt. Adam then pointed out that he had already worn that shirt days earlier on another show; and at the end, a Twitter user sent in a picture they'd taken with Greg also wearing that shirt.
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* LimitedWardrobe: Played for laughs with Greg Davies.Creator/GregDavies. When he made his second appearance on the show, he wore a red checkered shirt over a black t-shirt. Adam then pointed out that he had already worn that shirt days earlier on another show; and at the end, a Twitter user sent in a picture they'd taken with Greg also wearing that shirt.
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* AmbiguousSyntax: During a Christmas sketch in 2023, Alex asks [[Creator/JoePasquale Father Christmas]] for a snowball, as he couldn't originally hold one with two hands. Father Christmas is only too happy to oblige, giving him a snowball drink.
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* UnflinchingWalk[=/=]PowerWalk: Parodied in the title sequence, complete with slo-mo and ''explosions''.
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* UnflinchingWalk[=/=]PowerWalk: UnflinchingWalk: Parodied in the title sequence, complete with slo-mo and ''explosions''.
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* RefugeInAudacity: The Stand Up To Cancer 2015 special was broadcast from 8-9pm, which meant the show was restricted by watershed rules, especially with the language barrier. It didn’t stop them from unintentionally doing it, though.
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** The Stand Up To Cancer 2015 special was broadcast from 8-9pm, which meant the show was restricted by watershed rules, especially with the language barrier. It didn’t stop them from unintentionally doing it, though.
** The Stand Up To Cancer 2015 special was broadcast from 8-9pm, which meant the show was restricted by watershed rules, especially with the language barrier. It didn’t stop them from unintentionally doing it, though.
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** Johnny Vegas derailing a promo with confessions of a murder, [[ADateWithRosiePalms having a wank over a nun]], and a bloke who was fishing, caught a carp, then stuck his penis in his mouth.
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** Johnny Vegas derailing a promo with confessions of a murder, [[ADateWithRosiePalms having a wank over a nun]], nun, and a bloke who was fishing, caught a carp, then stuck his penis in his mouth.
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* MilestoneCelebration: Subverted. As Adam and Alex both have one 'lost' body part, the number episode celebrated loses 1 as well, such as celebrating the 299th episode, not 300, in 2023.
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* HonourBeforeReason: In 2022, Adam bet that if England went further in the FIFA World Cup than his native Australia, he would put a burning flare up his backside - modelled on an England fan who hit the headlines in 2021 for doing the same at the Euros. Needless to say, he lost the bet, providing quite the end-of-episode spectacle.
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* HonourBeforeReason: In 2022, Adam bet that if England went further in the FIFA World Cup than his native Australia, he would put a burning flare up his backside - modelled on an England fan who hit the headlines in 2021 for doing the same at the Euros. Needless to say, he lost the bet, providing quite the [[EndOfEpisodeSilliness end-of-episode spectacle.spectacle]].
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* HonourBeforeReason: In 2022, Adam bet that if England went further in the FIFA World Cup than his native Australia, he would put a burning flare up his backside - modelled on an England fan who hit the headlines in 2021 for doing the same at the Euros. Needless to say, he lost the bet, providing quite the end-of-episode spectacle.
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** This also applies to any time they end the show on a segment where they recap the news, since they'll also throw in pretty much all the in-jokes from that episode too. For example, the 11th March 2022 episode ends with Adam being followed around by a bunch of colourful microphones on sticks, Alex is miming punching Josh who is holding onto a branch that's been moved up and down by a man in a bear suit, the show's former resident Jeremy Corbyn impersonator is wearing carnival dress and shaking some maracas, guests Victoria Coren-Mitchell and Rose Aisling-Ellis are dressed up as skiiers on skis and a man in a pig costume sings Bobby McFerrin's 'Don't Worry, Be Happy'.
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** This also applies to any time they end the show on a segment where they recap the news, since they'll also throw in pretty much all the in-jokes from that episode too. For example, the 11th March 2022 episode ends with Adam being followed around by a bunch of colourful microphones on sticks, Alex is miming punching Josh who is holding onto a branch that's been moved up and down by a man in a bear suit, the show's former resident Jeremy Corbyn impersonator is wearing carnival dress and shaking some maracas, guests Victoria Coren-Mitchell and Rose Aisling-Ellis are dressed up as skiiers on skis and a man in a pig costume sings Bobby McFerrin's Music/BobbyMcFerrin's 'Don't Worry, Be Happy'.
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* ButtMonkey: Adam, Alex, and Josh have all had their fair share of this trope.
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* ButtMonkey: Adam, Alex, and All three presenters can be this at times, but Josh have all had their fair share of this trope.is usually the one who’s targeted the most.
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* SophisticatedAsHell: One 2017 episode ends with the MTA choir singing the results of counting up the number of insults on Twitter directed at the by-election candidates:
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* SophisticatedAsHell: One 2017 episode ends with the MTA choir singing the results of counting up the number of insults profanities on Twitter directed at the by-election candidates:
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* PrecisionFStrike: Guests are often asked what they think of one of the subjects of the week, and tend to give long and detailed answers. Sometimes even the tamer guests manage to brilliantly underline the conclusions of their rants with a well placed F-Bomb, for example Creator/{{David Mitchell|Actor}} [[https://youtu.be/m2q-Csk-ktc?t=3m10s when talking about tax evasion]] and Professor Brian Cox [[https://youtu.be/Bs19kZbs-Mc?t=232 when talking about physics]].
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* PrecisionFStrike: Guests The show loves to take advantage of this trope. All three presenters are often prone to this big time, and especially the guests.
** One running gag involves a guest being asked what they think of one of the subjects of the week, and tend to give long and detailed answers.Sometimes even No matter how tame the tamer guests manage to brilliantly underline guest is, there will always be at least one “Fuck” given out at the conclusions of their rants with a well placed F-Bomb, for example end. For example, Creator/{{David Mitchell|Actor}} [[https://youtu.be/m2q-Csk-ktc?t=3m10s when talking about tax evasion]] and Professor Brian Cox [[https://youtu.be/Bs19kZbs-Mc?t=232 when talking about physics]].
** One running gag involves a guest being asked what they think of one of the subjects of the week, and tend to give long and detailed answers.
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* RefugeInAudacity: The Stand Up To Cancer 2015 special was broadcast from 8-9pm, which meant the show was restricted by watershed rules. While discussing Jeremy Hunt, Adam quipped that doctors might not bother rescuing him but instead give him a probe up the arse. Seconds later, Adam had to admit that he might have just violated a watershed rule, and immediately had to apologise over roaring laughs from the audience.
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* RefugeInAudacity: The Stand Up To Cancer 2015 special was broadcast from 8-9pm, which meant the show was restricted by watershed rules. rules, especially with the language barrier. It didn’t stop them from unintentionally doing it, though.
** While discussing Jeremy Hunt, Adam quipped that doctors might not bother rescuing him but instead give him a probe up the arse. Seconds later, Adam had to admit that he might have just violated a watershed rule, and immediately had to apologise over roaring laughs from the audience.
** While discussing Jeremy Hunt, Adam quipped that doctors might not bother rescuing him but instead give him a probe up the arse. Seconds later, Adam had to admit that he might have just violated a watershed rule, and immediately had to apologise over roaring laughs from the audience.
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* AcceptableEthnicTargets: Lots of jokes directed at Adam for being Australian, especially after Australia's poor performance at the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
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* HoYay: Alex and Josh, PlayedForLaughs. Amongst other things, they've kissed on screen and been shown in bed together twice (once as part of a parody of an ad by the [[UsefulNotes/AustralianPolitics Australian Sex Party]], once as part of the same sketch in which they kissed).
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->''"Hang up your lampshades and go out for a wiki walk. It's Friday, we're live, and it's time for ''The Last Leg''."''
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* BrickJoke: One episode started with Adam, Josh, and Alex sitting in a car and wondering where a loud, thumping noise was coming from. At the end of the episode, it was revealed that [[ItMakesSenseInContext John Bishop was trying to fit a sofa into the boot of the car]].
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* BrickJoke: One episode started with Adam, Josh, and Alex sitting in a car and wondering where a loud, thumping noise was coming from. At the end of the episode, it was revealed that Creator/JohnBishop was [[ItMakesSenseInContext John Bishop was trying to fit a sofa into the boot of the car]].
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''The Last Leg'' is a topical comedy show on the UK's Creator/Channel4, which originally ran as part of the main coverage of the 2012 UsefulNotes/ParalympicGames, and proved so popular that it was spun off into its own show tackling the week in politics; currently, three series are shown each year, running for about half the year in total, with the show airing nightly during the Paralympics. The show is hosted by Australian comedian Adam Hills with co-hosts comedian Josh Widdicombe and journalist Alex Brooker, joined by a special guest each week (usually a comedian, although actors and politicians sometimes appear too).
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''The Last Leg'' is a topical comedy show on the UK's Creator/Channel4, which originally ran as part of the main coverage of the 2012 UsefulNotes/ParalympicGames, and proved so popular that it was spun off into its own show tackling the week in politics; currently, three series are shown each year, running for about half the year in total, with the show airing nightly during the Paralympics. The show is hosted by Australian comedian Adam Hills with co-hosts comedian Josh Widdicombe and journalist Alex Brooker, joined by a one to two special guest guests each week (usually a comedian, (usually comedians, although actors and politicians sometimes appear too).
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''Series/TheLastLeg'' is a topical comedy show on the UK's Creator/Channel4, which originally ran as part of the main coverage of the 2012 UsefulNotes/ParalympicGames, and proved so popular that it was spun off into its own show tackling the week in politics; currently, three series are shown each year, running for about half the year in total, with the show airing nightly during the Paralympics. The show is hosted by Australian comedian Adam Hills with co-hosts comedian Josh Widdicombe and journalist Alex Brooker, joined by a special guest each week (usually a comedian, although actors and politicians sometimes appear too).
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''The Last Leg'' is a topical comedy show on the UK's Creator/Channel4, which originally ran as part of the main coverage of the 2012 UsefulNotes/ParalympicGames, and proved so popular that it was spun off into its own show tackling the week in politics; currently, three series are shown each year, running for about half the year in total, with the show airing nightly during the Paralympics. The show is hosted by Australian comedian Adam Hills with co-hosts comedian Josh Widdicombe and journalist Alex Brooker, joined by a special guest each week (usually a comedian, although actors and politicians sometimes appear too).
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* MulticoloredHair: Adam once dyed his hair to look like the Union Jack.
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* TimePassageBeard: Adam started growing a beard to help illustrate how long it would take to finalize Brexit. Because of how protracted the negotiations were, his beard ended up extending down to his chest.