So here I am working on a Saturday (I usually try to not work on the weekend), and I just turn on the TV in the office just to have some background noise. I was watching the Apprentice, then just left it on as I went back to work. Little Britian came on. I never watched that show before but I can't help but keep laughing. I didn't realize it was a short skit show and it suits a low attention span perfectly. I might start watching it all the time now.
Not watched Little Britain before? Dude, where've you been...? Andy & Lou are the f'ing business (the guy in the wheelchair and his helper)
Yeah, but you've lived here long enough? Maybe you been spending too much time online and not enough time watching TV LOL
Hahah best.programme.ever. As soon as I watched the first episode I was hooked! Vicky Pollard, Andy & Lou, and dafydd own you all. *Welsh Accent* I'm the only gay in the villaaaaage. How can you not love a programme with characters that look like this; David Walliams & Matt Lucas = Legends
I will start having to schedule a few hours of TV time at night. I think I gave up on watching new (new to me) british comedies after: Peter Kays Pheonix Nights The Royals (I think thats it, where they live in a trailor) Both were supposed to be hillarious but I didn't last 5 minutes on either one Little Britian lives up to the hype
yfs1: Aw, shame about Phoenix Nights, love that show SO much The Royals...? Nah, don't know it *shrugs* But LIttle Britain just rocks... Tom Baker's voiceovers are just SO surreal... Mella: Yeah but, no, but, yeah, but did you see the show "The Real Little Britain" which showed all the real-life characters Matt Lucas & David Walliams based the show on...? From "the only gay in the village" to that tranny on the bike... awesome LOL
I'm out of the loop. I've neve heard of the show. Well I plan on firing up BBC America tomorrow and catching a couple of episodes tomorrow.
Did you know that Andy & Lou started life off in a sketch as Andy Warhole 7 Lour Read? Matt & David Walliams were on the radio and it all came out I was pissing myself. They are touring with the live show now, and also a new series is coming soon. I know when tis on the telling vision. Shall I tell ye? If you asked me ona Monday I would say Yeeeeeees, ask me on A Tuesday I will tell you Yeeeeees, Today, I shall tell ye, In a song Here is a decent gallery, and site to boot. http://www.davidwalliams.com/LittleBritainCharacter.htm oh and this is not a reciprocal link <means nothing unless you have seen it>
I not really a fan of Little Britian, some of it is ok, if there is something I would watch it's "The League of Gentlemen" which I find much better Although you either love it or hate it, you need a odd sense of humor to enjoy it
Ha ha yes 'The league of Gentlemen' is very much like Marmite - You either Love it or hate it. I personally love it. Can't believe you didn't like Phoenix Nights though, Jay! Peter Kay is a Ledge!! Aww, hurrah for great British comedy!
I really like Peter Kay but for some reason that show doesn't do anything for me. Max and Paddys Road to Nowhere is really funny Nothing compares to I'm Alan Partridge though
Bwhahahaha. You're right about that. Even just looking at him creases me up. Alan: "And now it's Dave Clifton in his fictional nightclub" Dave: "Better than sitting in a fictional bath Alan" Alan: "Not as bad as having fictional listeners Dave" Ah ha.
Steve coogoan is in the process of filming Alan Partridge the Movie.... Victoria Beckham to star in Partridge movie... Story courtesy of ContactMusic, thanks to Gordon Brown for finding it! Victoria Beckham is set for a big break in the movie industry after landing a role in Alan Partridge: The Movie. The fictional radio DJ - famous as the comedy alter-ego of funnyman Steve Coogan - is hitting the big screen after the enduring popularity of his UK TV sitcoms Knowing Me, Knowing You With Alan Partridge And I'm Alan Partridge. The former Spice Girl will play a demanding diva character to be interviewed by Partridge in the movie, a scene which brings the Norwich Nights DJ back on air. A movie insider says, "The scripts for Partridge are obviously under wraps and writing is still in progress, but Victoria's part is pretty much done and dusted. "She'll be the interviewee that finally allows Alan back on the airwaves with an incendiary chat and her part calls for some serious comic timing. "She'll add glamour to the project and prove she's able to take the p**s with the rest of them, it's a brilliant move for her." The movie - which is being filmed in London, Los Angeles and around owl sanctuaries in Norwich - is set to hit cinemas early 2007. http://www.alan-partridge.co.uk/index2.php