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Yes, that quite upset me about Chris Langham. I used to find him good in Kiss me kate as well. Brilliant dry wit. Geoffrey Palmer like.
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since he got kicked out they've made shouty sweary malcolm tucker the star of the show which ruins it for me
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Jason Alexander, who played George Costanza seemd to pop up everywhere for a whil. He was in friends, Malcom in the middle, everybody hates Chris. loads of stuff.
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true treble but that role was made for him
i enjoy everybody hates chris because of the dad |
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classic scene in 'the thick of it'=
chris langhams character is in the back of a taxi worrying wether his tie is appropriate for some posh speech he's about to give. "** it, i'll do it without the tie" - starts ripping it off next scene, outside the speech room, he's frantically putting his tie back on!! :^0 |
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we forgot Bottom!!
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'Bottom' - the stage show was hilarious - a complete shambles but brilliant all the same
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Yes, Bottom very good. Loved the one with Nigel out of eastenders as a burglar, and they sellotape him to the ceiling.
And of course, All Gold, Frankenstein and Grrr :^0 |
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yeah
saw the stage show twice. bloody hilarious |
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wasnt as keen on the young ones but think i was a bit too young
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On the first stage show, I used to pi$$ myself at the way Richie pronounced suicide.
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"It's ok Lynne - the boys are back in the barracks!"
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"Soooissssyouide"
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of course
Sir alan of Patridge :) |
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go away you big spastic
your a menatlist!! |
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Even the lesser sitcoms have memorable moments. Victor Meldrew finding a syrup in his loaf of bread was a classic.
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who remembers mrs thursday?
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when he puts in an offer on a flat about £1k below the asking price and is amazed when its accepted! :^0
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I watched that episode of Bottom the other night! Along with two others - Eddie forging pornographic £27 notes and Ritchie fighting a Falklands veteran with a wooden leg! Eddie asks the ex squaddie how it was in combat:
"What did you do? Sh1t your pants did you? Cry?" "No!" he replies "The exact opposite!" "What - you sucked water in through your eyes?" Fantastic! |
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it was a 5bedroom house sir den
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my favourite bottom is the trick or treat one with the cattle prod
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although the one on wimbledon common runs a close second
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The Geordie used to crack me up.
"So me mate right, he picked up this monkey right, and he threw it in the sea" "Why?" "Well it ate all his fags" |
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Only Fools the most overrarted tv programme ..... ever
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No, that would be The Office
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no that would be just good friends
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Very popular at the time Terry, but never gets a mention these days (and rightly so), when great comedies are debated on here.
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I always put Duty Free in the same bracket as Just good friends. Total womens sitcoms.
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add birds of a feather to that little list
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Birds Of A Feather was the same plot rehash every bloody episode! All probably use to get viewing figures most programmes could only dream of these days though.
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true that
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A great line, from the past...."Yosser" in Boys from the Blackstuff when talking to the priest in the confessional box....Yosser "I'm desperate father, I'm desperate father"
the priest" call me Dan, ....Yosser "I'm Desperate Dan!!! hilarious if you actually watched the series and got to know the characters. |
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My dad used to laugh his head off at Windsor Davies in 'It Ain't Half Hot Mum.'
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