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389:: Along with Owen and Jed, two further members of their online fraternity have appeared in the series: "Clanger" (so called because he's considered the socially awkward one) in the Iota Credit campaign, and Colin who works in Barrington hospital. Other known members include "Gandalf", "The Mole" and "Captain Puke". 371:) A fellow member of Owen's online Fraternity of the Sacred Goat, Jed joined the team for the latter part of series 3 after Owen was forced into hiding. (The real reason for this is that David Mitchell was unavailable for the recording dates, as he was filming 287:. Try to think of me as a round hole"). Ryan is almost completely oblivious to any hostility in the people he meets, and always assumes the best about everyone. Despite this relentlessly positive outlook rarely working out, he claims to have only ever been 357:. He is basically immoral and creepy, and relentlessly critical of all existing IT systems, mostly describing them as "pump". His catchphrase is "Alright, losers!" Owen was originally a 305:. She has little patience for anyone else in the team, and enjoys firing people. She would probably be the closest the team has to a normal person were it not for her violent 327:, or would be if anyone listened to her. Daisy is not very bright and may never have fully recovered from the time she fell off a pony, whilst on holiday in Cornwall. 313:, and often acts as the voice of reason in the group, although her suggestions are usually ignored or overruled, triggering another aggressive phase. 783: 778: 773: 32: 361:
IT specialist who the team hired for one episode in Series 1, but he had joined Unthinkable Solutions full-time by Series 2.
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and Beth Chalmers. Each week the team of consultants inflict their unique brand of help on unsuspecting companies. It won a
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series 1–2, Beth Chalmers series 3–4): Sophie has a direct and no-nonsense approach to most problems, and is probably
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for Channel 4.) Just as Owen was keen on pornographic films, Jed was very keen on obscure low-budget
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process with a metaphor that leads to an inadvertent insult to himself (for example: "Imagine
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The show also featured other comic actors playing various roles, including
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April 2006 saw a repeat of series 3 in Tuesday's 6:30pm slot on
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April 2007 saw a repeat of 784:2005 radio programme endings 253:Silver Sony Award for Comedy 779:2001 radio programme debuts 774:BBC Radio comedy programmes 800: 401:, starting at series 1 on 678: 597: 516: 448: 29: 550:Barrington Comprehensive 353:computers systems, and 231:and first broadcast on 211:BBC iPlayer Radio page 754:Think the Unthinkable 743:Think the Unthinkable 407:Think the Unthinkable 399:Think the Unthinkable 220:Think the Unthinkable 25:Think the Unthinkable 759:British Comedy Guide 235:in 2001. It starred 644:Matsons Electronics 631:Wagstaff and Mutual 563:Riddlington Plastic 26: 725:Barrington General 690:28 September 2005 469:Barrington Council 345:. 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Index


Situation comedy
BBC Radio 4
BBC Radio 4 Extra
Marcus Brigstocke
David Mitchell
Catherine Shepherd
Emma Kennedy
James Cary
James Cary
Adam Bromley
Stereophonic sound
BBC iPlayer Radio page
sitcom
James Cary
BBC Radio 4
Marcus Brigstocke
Catherine Shepherd
Emma Kennedy
David Mitchell
Silver Sony Award for Comedy
Adam Bromley
Marcus Brigstocke
metaphors
consultancy
you are square pegs and we are round holes
depressed
Emma Kennedy
sociopathic
temper

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