World of Weird Al Yankovic

OK, I'm not one for this show (because it's the weirdest thing on CBBC) but I ended up watching it today because it was on at 5pm and like who gives a CRAP

but there was a brief moment in this show where "Eat It" played out. There's a moment that's a parody of I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here and Dick and Dom go and eat stuff (one of the items, according to the end, was vomit, which they got disqualified for. I wasn't looking at that point, it was only when Eat It played) and get disqualified. During the portions where they eat, Eat It plays out and it's ultimately BEAUTIFUL.
It'll be on iPlayer after it airs (this was posted during the program) and the episode is "He Ain't Heavy"

Also, the BBC probably has a license that lets them use a lot of copyrighted music, although I'm unsure if this is fair use or just one of those cases where the license is in place thus they can use it. Feel free to debate.

Screenshot for those curious: Taken right from iPlayer following broadcast. I don't recommend using a proxy - accessing iPlayer without a license is a crime even outside of the UK and you can get fined pretty badly if you do so.

Maybe I'm just burned out from a very long day, but that screencapture looks a bit messed up. Particularly the person on the left. Looks like they have something... odd... in their mouth.

Yankopunk wrote:Maybe I'm just burned out from a very long day, but that screencapture looks a bit messed up. Particularly the person on the left. Looks like they have something... odd... in their mouth.

They're literally just puppets with Dick and Dom's head edited onto them eating cream. Yes, for some strange reason, cream is somehow food you can eat while Eat It plays Although I'm unsure if that was the vomit or if the cream was meant to represent something else.

It's Dick and Dom's 20th anniversary today! They were on Newsround this morning - it was HILARIOUS.

Here is their appearance on the morning edition: http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/37653338" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
At 4:20pm's bulletin they will be on again. Here's to another great 20 years of brilliant entertainment!

Also on CBBC tonight will be two back-to-back episodes of Diddy TV and some old stuff out of the archives - if you loved it, you better all watch it!

I'm shocked nobody ever batted an eye at this topic. But then again... way too UK for anyone to understand.