June 30, 2025

The Brexit Nightmare of 28 Years Later | The Backdrop

This week's episode of The Backdrop is now available!

We're switching Design Delve tomorrow for an extra day of editing.

Enjoy!

The Brexit Nightmare of 28 Years Later | The Backdrop (YouTube)

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JR · June 30, 2025

...Aaand now I want it to be April 1st soon in order to request a Teletubbies Backdrop. Also, Jack and Darren going in depth about the floppy dong theory would be a nice patreon exclusive. For me, anyway.

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Darren Mooney · July 1, 2025

Ha! You never know.

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Ando · June 30, 2025

That penis is quite intimidating. However, I hold the view that there is nothing so silly-looking as a naked man running, and so am amazed Spike and Jamie weren't caught simply by tripping in laughter.

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Darren Mooney · June 30, 2025

I’m surprise he didn’t trip over it.

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Lil' Cass (CJ) · June 30, 2025

That theory regarding the Teletubbies is fascinating👀🤯

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Lil' Cass (CJ) · June 30, 2025

❤❤❤

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YellaChicken · June 30, 2025

Gotta be honest, hearing talk of Brexit, Darren just randomly spouting different words for dicks and "I fucking love Teletubbies" were not on my Second Wind bingo card today.

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Darren Mooney · June 30, 2025

Look, I cannot be anything but what I am.

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Jeremy Claybrook · June 30, 2025

didn't know i needed to hear Darren say penis in a video! haha

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Brian S · June 30, 2025

The best gifts are always the ones we didn't know we wanted.

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Brian S · June 30, 2025

Terrific video as always Darren, though I do have an observation: do I detect a smidgen of schadenfreude? No judgement, just checking. :)

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Darren Mooney · June 30, 2025

Trust me, as somebody with friends and family in Britain, and who loves on an island whose Northern half (well…. ish) threatens to collapse into the abyss of sectarian violence because of this, I honestly just feel tired and sad. It’s very depressing to see those queues at food banks, those staff shortages, and everything like that. My brother was living in England and planning to settle in London, but then had to move to Australia. (He was a doctor during COVID. He’s told me horror stories.) I do think there is a profound sadness to “28 Years Later” that really resonated with me as a concerned neighbour.