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Old 29-12-2011, 06:15   #61
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"Mad Men," AMC. The best series still in production (followed closely by AMC stablemate "Breaking Bad"), this drama about the existential angst of an early 1960s ad man, Don Draper, has exemplary writing and acting that is intimate, reflective, funny and shaded, and it boasts the most memorable premise and look in ages. It carries the torch of greatness into the next decade.
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"Mad Men," AMC. The best series still in production (followed closely by AMC stablemate "Breaking Bad"), this drama about the existential angst of an early 1960s ad man, Don Draper, has exemplary writing and acting that is intimate, reflective, funny and shaded, and it boasts the most memorable premise and look in ages. It carries the torch of greatness into the next decade.
Is this a copy & paste ? because if not the transformation in your literary style over a 24hr period is phenomenal, what ever the reason if it's possible you should market it & make a packet fella.

Or have we got someone here being a tad naughty ?
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Old 29-12-2011, 08:52   #63
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Is this a copy & paste ? because if not the transformation in your literary style over a 24hr period is phenomenal, what ever the reason if it's possible you should market it & make a packet fella.

Or have we got someone here being a tad naughty ?
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Who could ever forget.......HHHHH..ancocks half hour....guesss that was the 60,s same era as Steptoe and Son and Till death do us part.....both classics.
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My favourite sketch with Queenie (the polo mint -great Stephen Fry and a lovely cameo by Colin Firth as Shakespeare.

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Since when was Mad Men a comedy? Very good drama but not comedy, IMHO Sherlock knocks anything else for six, the acting is sublime.
But anyway back to comedy.... I always like the scene were Lord Flashart steals Eddies Girl.
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Since when was Mad Men a comedy? Very good drama but not comedy, IMHO Sherlock knocks anything else for six, the acting is sublime.
But anyway back to comedy.... I always like the scene were Lord Flashart steals Eddies Girl.
Haven't seen either Mad Men or IMHO Sherlock.

Big fan of Holmes - in particular Jeremy Brett's interpretation which I still swoon over every time.

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Pure class,
But if you do get chance, Sherlock, (IMHO, in my honest opinion, heres me trying to be clever!) is by far one of the best things the BBC have done in years.
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1990s. Just for 'The Day Today' and 'Brass Eye' alone. Plus it saw the start of 'Have I got News.....'
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The noughties (2003 - 04) had a couple of new comedy acts...

Little Britain

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The Mighty Boosh - fresh comedy!



The above clip is from Come Fly with Me - made by the Little Britain team.
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The noughties (2003 - 04) had a couple of new comedy acts...

Little Britain

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The above clip is from Come Fly with Me - made by the Little Britain team.
Neither of these programs did out for me, just didn't find them funny, especially LB
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Neither of these programs did out for me, just didn't find them funny, especially LB
Little Britain funny? You must be joking!

The Mighty Boosh was OK, a bit different, but Lucas and Walliams???
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Little Britain funny? You must be joking!

The Mighty Boosh was OK, a bit different, but Lucas and Walliams???
Only watched half of a Mighty Boosh episode and hit the off button, mind you it lasted 10 minutes longer than LB
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Little Britain funny? You must be joking!

The Mighty Boosh was OK, a bit different, but Lucas and Walliams???
When it first was on BBC 3 in 2003 it was very good the first 2 series - but I admit after that I lost interest - but originally hillarious.

As for Mighty Boosh it has got a psychedelic pre-text - drug related!

As for the Impressions show - some of it's funny some...
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