Reckard
Reckard by Mitchel reckard November 22, 2021
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Laurence Rickard
Laurence Rickard is an actor and writer, best known for his work in the CBBC series Horrible Histories. Not only does he write a number of the sketches, but he has moved from 'background colour' to main actor during the development of the show. Possibly his most loved character is Bob Hale. His Twitter account is known for containing daily pearls of wisdom (or gems of lunacy). Rickard has also appeared in the comedy series Balls of Steel and has written extensively for comedy shows over the years. He has a loyal following of obsessive/dedicated fans known as Rickardians.
"Did you see Laurence Rickard as the Egyptian dentist last night? Yum!"
"Bob Hale report on Renaissance - awesome."
"Bob Hale report on Renaissance - awesome."
Laurence Rickard by larryrules November 9, 2012
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Rickardian
A Rickardian is a person who is a fan of, or obsessed with, the actor and comedy genius Laurence Rickard, best known for his work in the TV series Horrible Histories. A variation on the Bayntonette, used to describe fellow Horrible Histories star Mat Baynton's fans, Rickardians are generally known as awesome people, and usually admire Rickard for his charming good looks, wit, and/or beards. Notable performances include the lovable eccentric character Bob Hale.
"Oh my god, Did you see Bob Hale last night explaining the Civil War?"
"Yeah I know, Larry is so hilarious. Rickardians charrrrrggggggge!"
"Yeah I know, Larry is so hilarious. Rickardians charrrrrggggggge!"
Rickardian by Pseudorris September 7, 2011
Reckart
The college coffee shop featured lots of Reckart among its display of shitty art made by visual arts majors.
Reckart by Reckartfan January 17, 2010
Larry Rickard
The less formal alternate version of Laurence Rickard.
You will never see this version of him in a meeting but you will always see him when talking with the other six idiots and in interviews.
He is responsible for any props going missing from sets because he wants it to put on his shelves. He stole Trevor the blobs younger (he admitted on Twitter) and will strike again. This is your warning.
You will never see this version of him in a meeting but you will always see him when talking with the other six idiots and in interviews.
He is responsible for any props going missing from sets because he wants it to put on his shelves. He stole Trevor the blobs younger (he admitted on Twitter) and will strike again. This is your warning.
Person 1: Who's that one
Person 2: I'm pretty sure it's Larry Rickard, but it could be Laurence. It's hard to tell
Person 1: ....o........kay.....
Person 2: I'm pretty sure it's Larry Rickard, but it could be Laurence. It's hard to tell
Person 1: ....o........kay.....
Larry Rickard by Pigeonsgobrrrrr November 16, 2021
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