anorak is fine. my name is anna and my dads initials are rak.what fun times i had as an only child with that. i am glad you brought up the repeat sitcom thing,...
I'm not sure setting matters anymore. I don't really think it ever did. Characters are what people buy into. You can still set stuff in corner shops or the war...
I think it was actually called 'The Peter Principal'. Based on the idea that everyone gets promoted to one level beyond their competence. ... Anyone ... write...
I can get an even more recent 'The Office'. Robert Lindsay starred in a one-off, pilot possibly, written by Steven Moffat or Coupling/Joking Apart/Gas mask...
Hi all Just to say that I will be performing an extract of the play Pete'n' Me set backstage Behind The Fridge 1972 as Peter Cook with Clive Greenwood playing...
jhbrittan@...
Feb 4, 2006 1:00 am
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Hi there Just a reminder that this Sunday is The Sunday Supplement - a mix of witty stand up, sketches, musical comedy and for the 1st time – a bit of comedy...
hi all, just wondered if anyone caught the double header of this and what did you think? Is british sitcom shite? Going off this it looks like we've ran out of...
I saw it and I really don't know - I can't decide whether emailing the fire service was such genius it outweighed the bits that didn't work (and it was made...
Thankyou to all my wonderful friends who supported me last night as Peter Cook at Stand Up Drama. It means a lot to me that you came, especially as I have now...
jhbrittan@...
Feb 7, 2006 12:53 am
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I actually liked it, which is rare for a first outing, really. I did think there were certain bits which were a little disjointed, and possibly it may not have...
... Not quite the same but, if you follow the link below you can read an article about us that hasn't shifted from the top of a local paper's news index for...
I caught the first episode, couldn't stomach a second helping though. It's remarkably like Black Books, three immensly shallow characters stuck in a rut....
I liked it. I wasn't sure after the first episode but the second was better. The opener set up the characters and the second episode set up the world they live...
Laughter track = kiss of death. These days, post Royle Family/ Office/ Peep Show/ Thick of It, it not only seems REALLY dated, but also betrays a deadly lack...
Horrible cliched characters. Terrible casting. Unreal situations. How many of our scripts gathering dust are ten times better than this pile of absolute ...
Frances said: Laughter track = kiss of death. These days, post Royle Family/ Office/ Peep Show/ Thick of It, it not only seems REALLY dated.... Point of order...
I really enjoyed it. For me, the recognition humour worked well - as I've worked with *all* of those characters. ..and where I work now, we actually have an IT...
Hold the boat...everyone knows they're FILMED in front of live studio audiences, but the laughter tracks are put in so as not to disrupt the edit. And yes I...
Question: who finds themselves laughing out loud at sitcoms on telly and which ones? I think that the first series of 'Arrested Development' was hilarious. I...
... ?? I am the grand arbiter over what is funny! Comedy isn't subjective, what dimwits(*) laugh at is subjective. If I say it's funny it's funny, if you don't...
Father ted, i laughed alot at father ted,Red Dwarf (first couple of series) and i know its not a sitcom, but i find Emmerdale very funny. I also laughed at a...
The only time I find a laughter track annoying - is when something is patently unfunny. This gives you the impression that they have added in the laughs ...
... I though that came from the other end of your body, like, your feet. It's what sandals are for - lets all the steam out, and that. Strange, I'm listening...
on 10/2/06 3:46 pm, SitsVac@yahoogroups.com at SitsVac@yahoogroups.com ... In recent weeks I have genuinely laughed out loud at the following: LOUDEST America...
(forwarded by Kev F) Hello we are the Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre And so am I And this week we have been travelling with Kev F out Of The Beano who...
scrubs and of course the archers Kev F Sutherland <kevf.sutherland@...> wrote: on 10/2/06 3:46 pm, SitsVac@yahoogroups.com at SitsVac@yahoogroups.com ...
... wrote: loads of stuff he laughed at I would like to say, without being in the slightest bit sycophantic, that I laugh out loud (or 'lol' as the youngsters...
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