Tourettes on TV

[AdeTuono]

Sorry, but

[Mr E Driver]

AdeTuono said:

Sorry, but

fk off

[D14 AYS]

We are going to hell!

[D14 AYS]

Chopper has ginger pubes !!!!!

[Shaw Tarse]

Is this a repeat? I'm sure I saw it a few months ago.

[sleep envy]

cracking left jab

[Mr E Driver]

Yes it's a bd repeat

[B16JUS]

i feel sorry for them and its nice to see most of them getting on with there life.

but it did make me laugh,

im a chicken, no im not, im a chicken, no im not lol

when he chinned the woman in asda ouch

and when he admitted grabbing blokes testies in pubs instead of shouting out ouch too

[Lordbenny]

The two main characters have great senses of humour....even his dog is funny!

[Teppic]

fk I missed it!

[Mazda Baiter]

My Wife and I were in stitches until the showed how depressing it was for them. It certainly makes you think. It was interesting how they would set each other off.

Funniest bit. Citizens advice woman said "Imagine you are standing in a beautiful green field..."

Tourettes John "I'm knee deep in cow-pat"

[md.]

This could have been clever editing, but when he was telling the dog to cross the road when there was cars coming, and it just sat there looking at him as if to say "yeah right!".

[remedy]

Mazda Baiter said:

My Wife and I were in stitches until the showed how depressing it was for them. It certainly makes you think. It was interesting how they would set each other off.

Funniest bit. Citizens advice woman said "Imagine you are standing in a beautiful green field..."

Tourettes John "I'm knee deep in cow-pat"

Heh, I loved it when his mate said, "Aww, he'll find someone eventually, to look after him and understand him tick ANOTHER GAY MAN"

I found it incredible how I could understand exactly where their ticks come from during normal conversation. It's the things 'normal' people think but (normally) know not to say. "fk off nosey"

[Langweilig]

Very sad in parts, but I couldn't help laughing at the bloke who shouted "Ginger fanny!" during the counselling session and the same bloke shouting, "I'M A CHICKEN R!" in the middle of a street.

[Arnold The Bat]

It was hilarious right up to the moment when the bloke said his tourettes started when he was 34! I stopped laughing quite quickly after that.

[Frankeh]

Is this the one where one of the older guys punches some cheese? I lost it at that point.
I almost couldn't breath.

[Rollcage]

I can remember the first program, made in 1988 about John. My mate and I found it hilarious at the time, and the situation can still be very funny at times.

However, listening to John on the prog last night it is clear that it has seriously blighted his life in a way that is anything but funny. Unable to hold down a serious relationship and clearly virtually abandoned by his family I ended up feeling quite guilty about laughing at the funny bits.

Thankfully society has moved on a bit in dealing with the problem.

[Frankeh]

That greg kids pretty funny with his ticks. They don't seem to be swear words.
"Ready steady cook!" was hilarious.

He's lucky in a way.

[whitechief]

Rollcage said:

I can remember the first program, made in 1988 about John.

Thankfully society has moved on a bit in dealing with the problem.

QED; 'John's not mad'

You

[ymwoods]

Teppic said:

fk I missed it!

BBC iPlayer

It was absolute class! I was scared to laugh at first but at some points you just have to! Its sad to see the annoyance in the mans face as a kid as he walked down the library shouting stuff and trying not too whilst everyone looked at him.