Three Men Go to Scotland - Redbay advert

Siochair · 27 December 2010, 21:11

Is it just me or does anyone else think the Redbay driver deserves a pint?

willk · 27 December 2010, 21:13

Always.

But what for in this case? (or do I mean "What advert?")

Steve_B · 27 December 2010, 21:17

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Originally Posted by Siochair

Is it just me or does anyone else think the Redbay driver deserves a pint?

I do, but I also thought that the Rdebay was meant to be a dry ride?
I have to say that is still one of the locations I want to take my own RIB, in my top 20 things to do before I go "downstairs"

Siochair · 27 December 2010, 21:24

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Originally Posted by willk

Always.

But what for in this case? (or do I mean "What advert?")

Sorry Wilk but your really needed to have seen the program. Essentially during a drive through the corryvreckan it was artfully arranged for the three intrepid reporters to get a wee drenching.

willk · 27 December 2010, 21:31

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Originally Posted by Siochair

Sorry Wilk but your really needed to have seen the program. Essentially during a drive through the corryvreckan it was artfully arranged for the three intrepid reporters to get a wee drenching.

Oh, I geddit now - there was a TV prog. called 3 men goto etc?

Sorry, I don't have a TV. Oops!

Anyways, they say it's only a dry ride if you don't use the stick properly

Siochair · 27 December 2010, 21:43

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Originally Posted by willk

Anyways, they say it's only a dry ride if you don't use the stick properly

Oh I think the stick was used perfectly, even managed to set off the "Stormforce" lifejackets (yet another nice bit of product placement).

willk · 27 December 2010, 22:22

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Originally Posted by Siochair

even managed to set off the "Stormforce" lifejackets

lol - been there, popped the LJ

I'll get a peek at it later on donegaldan's internet feed from the wee north - BBC Viewer doesn't work here, down Mexico way

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PS Anyone who pours a bit of water over that smug git Dara O'Whatsit gets a pint from me.

jambo · 27 December 2010, 23:42

Ah it was nice to see my cruising ground on the telly. Sandy the owner of Venture West did a good job especially the dunking!! I was up there when they were filiming it was a great spell of weather we saw them going off from CH in the race fantastic sight. Sandy certainly made the most of the Corry that was there that day, personally I would have liked to have seen it a little more exciting just to see how they would have reacted!!

BogMonster · 30 December 2010, 00:46

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Originally Posted by Siochair

Is it just me or does anyone else think the Redbay driver deserves a pint?

I saw it, very amusing

willk · 31 December 2010, 19:24

I just saw it. That trip reminds me of my run up there this season - they even sat at the same table in Craighouse

Fairly impressive footage of the 11m. Great advertising indeed. As regards a dry ride, I notice that the skipper kept his teeshirt dry the whole way through

Ezgoing · 01 January 2011, 12:15

For those of us who missed it first time out does anyone have any details of the program / you tube links etc?

jambo · 01 January 2011, 16:21

Hi Ez happy New Year to you. It was on BBC so u will get it on computer on iplayer. Well worth the watching just for the Corry part. As Willk says good advert for the irish ribmaker.

willk · 01 January 2011, 16:33

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Originally Posted by jambo

It was on BBC so u will get it on computer on iplayer

He won't - the BEEB have us Staters barred

I had to rely on donegaldan's covert wireless internet for my viewing...

Ezgoing · 01 January 2011, 16:54

Is it possible that someone could post a link that we might try?

Thks

willk · 01 January 2011, 17:38

Clicky

kerny · 01 January 2011, 19:30

Thanks for putting the link up willk I enjoyed the program cos there's now't else decent on the box

Also seeing rory guzzling that single malt has got me in the mood for another bender only mine won't be a freebies .

Happy New Year to everyone

willk · 01 January 2011, 22:49

Thanks to the Gotchdad, I've just realised that the BEEB, in their Infinite Wisdom, pinched a Davey Spillane (the superb Irish Uillean Piper) composition called

Midnight Walker

for the opening scenes for this Scottish showcase series.

Have yis No Shame???

willk · 01 January 2011, 22:56

'ang on a mo' 'Arry!

That's IBWET's (on here) Ribcraft in the opening (towed) scene.

Is no-one paying attention???

Siochair · 02 January 2011, 00:28

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Originally Posted by willk

Thanks to the Gotchdad, I've just realised that the BEEB, in their Infinite Wisdom, pinched a Davey Spillane (the superb Irish Uillean Piper) composition called

Midnight Walker

for the opening scenes for this Scottish showcase series.

Have yis No Shame???

I suppose the powers that be in the Beeb think that since it sounds Celtic it will do nicely. Mind you, no complaints from me as it is a fantastic piece of music and suits the scenery so well.

willk · 02 January 2011, 00:36

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Originally Posted by Siochair

I suppose the powers that be in the Beeb think that since it sounds Celtic it will do nicely. Mind you, no complaints from me as it is a fantastic piece of music and suits the scenery so well.

Well, we had a bloke in a kilt playing the war pipes here yesterday, so I suppose fair's fair!