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Directors Commentary - Rob Brydon

PAULH (Competent) posted this on Thursday, 5th February 2004, 14:05

Anyone else seen this gem of a comedy program on ITV Wed 11pm ? Instant classic. The wife thought that he was a real director to begin with but I think the penny may have dropped. Peter De Lane maybe the new Alan Smithee.

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simon1977 (Competent) posted this on Thursday, 5th February 2004, 14:18

Wasnt too impressed actually. I watched last weeks and was quite dissapointed that i didnt even bother with this weeks.

I love Marion and Geoff and so couldnt wait to watch this but what a let down.

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Gareth Williams (Elite) posted this on Thursday, 5th February 2004, 14:39

I thought it was crap, the most boring and dissappointing show in a long while. Such a shame as I loved everything else he`s done.


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cassius76 (Elite) posted this on Thursday, 5th February 2004, 14:56

I think that it helps if you listen to a lot of commentaries. I thought it was hysterical. I only saw last weeks mind.. BONEanza! .. genius!

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Issac Hunt (Elite) posted this on Thursday, 5th February 2004, 15:11

Apart from the dodgy punctuation (it should have an apostrophe) I thought it was great but you have to concentrate!
When its comes out on DVD do think it will have a director`s commentary?!

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PAULH (Competent) posted this on Thursday, 5th February 2004, 15:12

I must admit you have got to watch it more than once, but I find myself giggling all the way through it.

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Stranger Danger (Competent) posted this on Thursday, 5th February 2004, 22:06

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I think that it helps if you listen to a lot of commentaries. I thought it was hysterical. I only saw last weeks mind.. BONEanza! .. genius!

I couldn`t agree more - it`s one of the comedies that seems quite light, then you get the odd comment like `Michael Landon, excellent actor ...

now dead`

Plus it`s tucked away on late night ITV1, so will instantly gain a cult status.

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Melll (Mostly Harmless) posted this on Friday, 6th February 2004, 02:58

I love this. I`ve seen both, and agree with Graham, it`s quite light, then belts out a comment which makes you laugh out loud.

I loved last nights Bruce Forsythe-isms and the tributes to Denny, the midget cameraman.

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Chode (Elite) posted this on Friday, 6th February 2004, 09:16

Rob Brydon. Seems to be popular. Can`t think why. Everything he does is awful.
Still, each to their own.

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Robert Terwilliger (Elite) posted this on Friday, 6th February 2004, 18:25

It was ok...reminded me of a poor version of `Mystery science theatre 3000` but without Servo and crow lol but it did have a few funny lines thru it...

I accuse my parents! or MANOS! the hand of fate are faves...:D
(obviously this will not make any sense to you if you havent seen MST3K.... :p )




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