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175 Shane Morrison
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Jan 2, 2001
2:00 pm
New newsgroup devoted to the absurd comedy duo DEREK AND CLIVE (Peter Cook & Dudley Moore) both of which worked frequently with Spike...all are welcome... : ) ...
176 Keir Giles
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Jan 2, 2001
2:07 pm
"worked frequently with Spike"... pardon my ignorance, but when and on what? Serious question. Thanks for letting us know and string. ... This e-mail, and any...
177 downsman@... Send Email Jan 3, 2001
4:22 am
Although "The Hound of the Baskervilles" which Pete and Dud made in the 1970s (1978??)generally rates about one star in movie guides, I thought it was...
178 roger stevenson
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Jan 5, 2001
2:45 pm
One other connection between Spike and Peter Cook is "The Bridge over the River Wye". This was not quite a Goon Show as it featured Spike, Peter Sellers...
179 Peter Gordon
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Jan 5, 2001
3:11 pm
... was ... OK, I'll finally stick my oar in. Spike and Cook were in quite a few things together. After the above album (actually an adaptation of a Goon Show ...
180 roger stevenson
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Jan 5, 2001
11:00 pm
Thank you Peter. Now please get your oar out. Harm can come to a young man like that. Roger the Saurus ... From: Peter Gordon <peter@...> To:...
181 Art Neale
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Jan 7, 2001
1:49 am
I have to agree whole heartedly with Roger. Spike would be brilliant in Blackadder! And as all of us who have read Spike's booksknow, he freely acknowledges...
182 lamees.nuseibeh@... Send Email Jan 12, 2001
5:42 pm
Hello, I was wondering if any of you could help me. We are currently working on the new series of the BBC's 'Never Mind the Buzzcocks' and are researching...
183 Thomas H. Stern
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Jan 12, 2001
6:35 pm
Don't know the Milligan sketch, but this subject also goes back to a song written in the 40s? by Earl Robinson (composer of Ballad for Americans, The House I...
184 Peter Gordon
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Jan 13, 2001
12:16 pm
... Actually, I think this comes up in a Peter Cook and Dudley Moore sketch from their BBC series Not Only... But Also... called "The Music Teacher". Moore ...
185 Matthew Jarron
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Jan 25, 2001
12:35 pm
Hello folks of world. On behalf of all in the Catford Dinner Ladies Sewing Circle, I thank you for allowing me to join this superfluous, er - superb, mailing ...
186 roger stevenson
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Jan 25, 2001
8:58 pm
I can hear you loud and clear but I haven't a clue what you're talking about. Fish and Milligan? He was in Curry and Chips. Tony Hancock? Stone me! You are...
187 Art Neale
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Jan 26, 2001
12:58 am
I hear you also. I have no idea about Spike being on Hancock.. as for a bent thing with a lump on the end of it, I had no idea you could see me! Art in Canada...
188 Alan West
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Jan 26, 2001
3:56 am
I had no idea there actually was any `art in Canada.' Even Spike would find the millions spent on buying three stripes on a board --"Voice of Fire"--too...
189 Matthew Jarron
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Jan 26, 2001
9:08 am
I too find it extremely doubtful that Spike was on Hancock's Half Hour. The biography also claims that Eric Sykes did an episode as well. Goodness knows where...
190 Alan West
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Jan 26, 2001
6:25 pm
... Obviously "McGonagall" is enjoyable on a number of levels, but one of its strengths seems to me to be that it does what Puckoon, and the Goon Shows, did,...
191 Bluebottle
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Jan 28, 2001
4:53 pm
yer all mad...... as far as i know... spike worked with eric sykes... who !!! surprise surprise was also working on some of the episodes of hancocks half...
192 Matthew Jarron
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Jan 29, 2001
10:24 am
Regarding your analysis of The Great McGonagall... ... It goes further than that. Both McGonagall and Wood were eternal optimists, totally convinced of their...
193 Dagny Scott
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Jan 29, 2001
3:21 pm
... Here in America people have neither heard of Spike or of Ionesco, dammit. Beckett, though, we have... so maybe I'm glad Spike's not considered literary......
194 Matthew Jarron
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Jan 29, 2001
3:29 pm
... Yes, there is that problem. Mind you, we studied Spike's correspondence with the Pope at school and it never did me any harm. [Exits left to take a cold...
195 Alan West
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Jan 29, 2001
4:41 pm
... I understand what you mean -- that sometimes the swine don't appreciate the pearls, or perhaps that dissection may involve murdering a text. And one is...
196 Alan West
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Jan 29, 2001
5:00 pm
... Which all goes toward reminding me that I taped "The Bedsitting Room" from the old idiot box and have to get my American buddy Lee -- an Ionesco fan and...
197 roger stevenson
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Jan 29, 2001
5:46 pm
... From: Alan West <downsman@...> To: <spikemilligan@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Monday, January 29, 2001 5:05 PM Subject: [spikemilligan] Ionesco -- free...
198 dibleyroad@... Send Email Jan 30, 2001
4:49 am
... I was in that play. I was Lucky. I had to memorize that entire dialogue in the middle. It was hell. Not that this has to do with much. But I've been quiet...
199 Bluebottle
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Jan 30, 2001
9:56 am
Personally im very glad that the Americans have no appreciation of Spike .If they did i think it would cheapen the fase value...... what would then happen when...
200 chris, emma and dunca...
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Jan 30, 2001
1:22 pm
If the americans found out and poaid more attention, they might have Jim Carrey playing eccles in a film. would they understand the humour? I think not. leave...
201 Dagny Scott
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Jan 30, 2001
2:03 pm
... Not as hellish as putting up with Dark Schneider. Oh, and everyone mispronounced Pozzo. They said "Po" (like the teletubby) - "Zo" (rhyming). ===== Dagny ...
202 Melanie Brown
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Jan 31, 2001
12:45 am
I'd rather see Jim Carrey playing Jim Thadcrock, as he's only clever with his feet. Moariaty...
203 Alan West
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Jan 31, 2001
4:16 am
... Does anyone remember Professor Stanley Unwin? I saw him in an old b&w "Carry On" movie the other day. Joy, joy, to hear the spoken of the Queenly...
204 Matthew Jarron
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Jan 31, 2001
8:42 am
... Of course Spike and Stanley Unwin appeared (or rather were heard) together in the Channel 4 children's series The Great Bong in 1996, also featuring Mike...
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