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Carlin's glimmering comic ideas are left largely unexplored

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Ashley Page's engaging piece, Fearful Symmetries, is sure to seal... (continued)

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“When we used to play support slots, our philosophy was alw... (continued)

Porter's charm offensive wins the day, and even the singletons go... (continued)

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Many people refer to paedophilia as the last taboo, and to paedop... (continued)

Although the ultimate showdown struggles to be believable, WAZ st... (continued)

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Their trademark sound lies in James Mercer’s weightless vo... (continued)

From the outset it is clear that And When Did You Last See Your F... (continued)

With hilarious alterations to traditional game shows, the host's ... (continued)

If the word 'fuck' is taboo enough for you that it retains some s... (continued)

Boyle's mesmerising performance skills allow him to re-define the... (continued)