Talking of panto's. I know it's a bit late for me as I'm in a local one next week, but I've tried to find the 'Aladdin' with Martin Clunes in it, shown on...
I was very impressed today! i was on the computer, and the tv was on, and i heard a tune that was very familiar, so i went out, and it was "Rhubarb Rhubarb"....
I remember it, I think it was written by Eric Sykes, and a whole host of stars including Richard Briers were in it. Andrew, Irvine I was very impressed today!...
... I saw it when it first came out, when I was a kid, and really enjoyed it. I had hysterics when the mother heard her baby crying and exclaimed "Rhubarb!" as...
Goodies are coming December 08, 2004 FOR those of us who grew up glued to the ABC around dinner time in the 1980s, this will be huge news. Legendary comedy...
Actor John Inman battles Hep A infection Are You Being Served? Star John Inman is in hospital suffering from hepatitis A, his manager said today. The...
It was a weird Nanny who couldn't tell the difference between a golf cart thingy and a pram... but yeah, it was funny!! I saw it for the first time years ago,...
Here's wishing Kenny, wherever he is, a happy what would have been his 60th birthday today. The man although not 'always in the best possible taste' to some,...
Did anyone else watch any late night films on the BBC this Christmas and notice rude words overdubbed onto the dialogue?? The first 'Steptoe and Son' film,...
Happy New Year all. I never see any mention on here or on tv of Harry Worth.Do any of the tv shows still exist at all ? Or did the Beeb in their wisdom wipe...
Very few of this series now exist. He was the first comedian to appear in 100 BBC shows in the 60's. There are some of his shows around but as you say a lot...
Well now that name is a blast from the past he was one of my favs in the seventies lol. Dave... orinoco <rbaines@...> wrote: Very few of...
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Yes the beeb is going downhill eh, goes rather against all there values from yesteryear lol. Dave. ... Hi Jess, No i didn't catch those films. Strange they did...
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here here he was brilliant and such a laugh. Dave. andyet1more@... wrote: Here's wishing Kenny, wherever he is, a happy what would have been his 60th...
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The Little Britain line "I'm the only gay in the village" has been voted the best comedy catchphrase of all time. Matt Lucas's (Dafydd's) one-liner has beaten...
I must say I'm surprised that Arthur Lowe's 'You stupid boy!' and Harry H. Corbett's 'You dirty old man!' didn't make the list. Or John Inman's 'I'm free!' or...
What about... 'FFFFFetch a Cloth Gravill' - Open All Hours 'Nudge, Nudge, Wink, Wink. Say no more' - Monty Python 'My Arse' - The Royal Family Anyone else...
Mike Myers isn't American, he was born to English parents in Scarborough, Ontario. Oliver Hardy (half Scottish thanks to his mother) never ever said 'Another...
Actually Dan Castalenetta (who voices Homer) is responsible for "d'oh" being used in the Simpson's. It was (and may still be) scripted as "Annoyed Grunt" or...
I read it in an interview with Matt, so someone is lying. Also before Homer was thought of, Peter Glaze helped immortalise it via Crackerjack. I saw that in a...
Forgot about The League of Gentlemen the catchphrases I like from it are 'This is a Local Shop for Local People' and the ones that the two old people do in the...
What do the members think of Little Britain? I personally find it amusing, but it is not the most funniest thing on UK TV at the moment, and I now think it is...
I think parts of it are funny, but other parts are just weird, thought maybe that was just me thought. My friend raves about it, but its not really a programme...
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