What? Are you saying that a non-fail has been posted on failblog? My entire world has been shaken! What’s more, we have people who, by virtue of saying that the fail itself is a fail, are defended the perpetrator of the alleged fail, which means that there’s not a fail. People giving people the benefit of the doubt on the internet? What has this world turned into!?
Wow, this has been failbooking.com all along and not failblog. I feel strangely violated. Violated, and totally not paying attention to where I am on the internet. Perhaps next time I’ll go to WhiteHouse.com instead of WhiteHouse.org
Also in their defense, Channel 4 did show an episode of the Indian version of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire as part of the Indian Summer season on there
And when they showed Slumdog in the UK on Channel 4, they followed it with an actual episode of the Indian Who Wants To Be A Millionaire- probably not a fail
the indian version of who wants to be a millionaire was actually ON after slumdog millionaire, part of channel 4s Indian Winter thingy. It was a celebrity version of Indian Who Wants to be a millionaire! Fail on Failbook
I have never seen the movie, so I don’t know whether or not I’d make the same mistake. What I DO know is I’d hit the Guide/Info button instead of asking on Facebook!
(Yeah, yeah, he might just have basic cable, I know..)
The Indian version of WWTBAM was actually broadcast on Channel 4 after they showed “Slumdog Millionaire” last week, as part of their “Indian Winter” season.
This is not a fail. There actually WAS an episode of the Indian version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire on Channel 4 FOLLOWING Slumdog Millionaire. It’s the people in the comments who fail.
Yeah, this is a fail-fail
This post is from last week
They played Slumdog Millionaire on channel four (*an English tv station), that part is true… But afterwards, they did air the Indian Who wants to be a millionaire and a couple more times that week
I watched it… it sucked ass
it was all a part of Channel four’s Indian winter special or something http://www.channel4.com/programmes/who-wants-to-be-a-millionaire
So yeah… Sorry chaps
“January 21, 2010 at 3:02 am
Also Channel 4 actually did show the indian version of it after Slumdog Millionaire as part of an Indian season they are doing”
@mr_moff:
All comments on this site are moderated. Moderation takes time. During this time you cannot see any of the other comments in the moderation queue. That’s why there’s so many comments saying the same thing!
(But slow moderation is still sideways 8 times better than no moderation)
Drat, my long string of expletives was removed by virtue of moderators! (Actually, I just put the left/right carrots on the edges, so it was probably a formatting error!)
Not only did channel 4 show the Indian version of Who Wants to Be A Millionaire – it DID contain dance numbers. Even in a quiz the host and contestants got up and danced.
I don’t think song and dance helps you identify anything beyond it being Indian. Silly films, serious films, quizes…. lets dance.
In the poor kids defense..there IS actually a Indian version of “Who wants to be a millionaire”….
also, an episode of Indian ‘Who Wants to be a Millionaire’ was on c4 straight after Slumdog
And it was on channel 4 the other night as part of their “Indian Winter” season.
So no, not a fail in any sense.
What? Are you saying that a non-fail has been posted on failblog? My entire world has been shaken! What’s more, we have people who, by virtue of saying that the fail itself is a fail, are defended the perpetrator of the alleged fail, which means that there’s not a fail. People giving people the benefit of the doubt on the internet? What has this world turned into!?
Wow, this has been failbooking.com all along and not failblog. I feel strangely violated. Violated, and totally not paying attention to where I am on the internet. Perhaps next time I’ll go to WhiteHouse.com instead of WhiteHouse.org
Also Channel 4 actually did show the indian version of it after Slumdog Millionaire as part of an Indian season they are doing
Also in their defense, Channel 4 did show an episode of the Indian version of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire as part of the Indian Summer season on there
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/who-wants-to-be-a-millionaire/episode-guide/series-1/episode-1
Assuming they actually did see it. If they were watching Slumdog Millionaire then forget I said anything!
If you looked at the scheduling who wants to be a millionaire india was on after the film. So he was proably watching that. So this post be a fail!
Yep, And it actualy was on Channel 4.
Valentines day episode was shown after Slumdog.
I still lold though.
Channel 4 showed Indian Who Wants to be a Millionaire as part of their ‘Indian Winter’ season…
And when they showed Slumdog in the UK on Channel 4, they followed it with an actual episode of the Indian Who Wants To Be A Millionaire- probably not a fail
the indian version of who wants to be a millionaire was actually ON after slumdog millionaire, part of channel 4s Indian Winter thingy. It was a celebrity version of Indian Who Wants to be a millionaire! Fail on Failbook
I have never seen the movie, so I don’t know whether or not I’d make the same mistake. What I DO know is I’d hit the Guide/Info button instead of asking on Facebook!
(Yeah, yeah, he might just have basic cable, I know..)
They showed an episode of the Indian version on channel 4 after “Slumdog Millionaire” the other week, he might have been watching that.
And an episode of it *was* actually shown after the premiere of the film on Channel 4…
Not a fail, sorry.
It was actually on…
There was an episode aired after the slumdog millionaire movie on channel 4
The Indian version of WWTBAM was actually broadcast on Channel 4 after they showed “Slumdog Millionaire” last week, as part of their “Indian Winter” season.
indian who wants to be a millionaire was on chanel 4, after slumdog millionaire
so really thats not a fail.
Indian Who wants to be a millionaire WAS on channel 4 because of indian season. It wasnt slumdog, it was the actual show.
and plus Indian who wants to be a millionaire was on after slumdog last week on channel 4
This is not a fail. There actually WAS an episode of the Indian version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire on Channel 4 FOLLOWING Slumdog Millionaire. It’s the people in the comments who fail.
actually, channel 4 aired an episode of Indian WWTBAM *after* Slumdog Millionaire
not such a massive fail. they’ve shown the indian version of the show, and slumdog millionaire recently as part of their indian winter season.
You know, it actually was shwoing on channel four and it was the real one not slumdog millionaire, so nah fail at the people who said it was a fail.
Yeah, this is a fail-fail
This post is from last week
They played Slumdog Millionaire on channel four (*an English tv station), that part is true… But afterwards, they did air the Indian Who wants to be a millionaire and a couple more times that week
I watched it… it sucked ass
it was all a part of Channel four’s Indian winter special or something
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/who-wants-to-be-a-millionaire
So yeah… Sorry chaps
So… what, did they play the Indian version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire after the movie? I’m confused.
And why anyone would be interested in either programme is beyond me.
“January 21, 2010 at 3:02 am
Also Channel 4 actually did show the indian version of it after Slumdog Millionaire as part of an Indian season they are doing”
Fail to anyone who posted after this comment.
Still funny though
@mr_moff:
All comments on this site are moderated. Moderation takes time. During this time you cannot see any of the other comments in the moderation queue. That’s why there’s so many comments saying the same thing!
(But slow moderation is still sideways 8 times better than no moderation)
Damned straight
Drat, my long string of expletives was removed by virtue of moderators! (Actually, I just put the left/right carrots on the edges, so it was probably a formatting error!)
Not only did channel 4 show the Indian version of Who Wants to Be A Millionaire – it DID contain dance numbers. Even in a quiz the host and contestants got up and danced.
I don’t think song and dance helps you identify anything beyond it being Indian. Silly films, serious films, quizes…. lets dance.
If you’re not Desi (i.e. of South Asian nationality/descent) you’ll probably be very confused by all the dancing.
But it’s cool, celebration of life and all that =]
^^^ i agree with the above statement(s) ^^^
…. slumdog millionair isnt a bollywood film. It’s British.