For those fans of 'League of Gentlemen' (Royston Vasey not the rubbish film) there is a new series starts tonight at 10pm BBC2 from the same writers.
It looks from the trailers to be very dark humour :D >:D
Sorry Mick. After the daft looking man had spent 10 minutes looking daft in a wardrobe with a half presentable girl, I just had to turn it off
Looking forward to your next recommended TV programme. But I'm out that night.
Quote from: ParkeNd on February 06, 2014, 12:45:33 AM
Sorry Mick. After the daft looking man had spent 10 minutes looking daft in a wardrobe with a half presentable girl, I just had to turn it off
Looking forward to your next recommended TV programme. But I'm out that night.
Haven't watched it yet but that would be typical BBC - show the funny few seconds from a half hour prog - sorry, Chris ::)
Quote from: newportnobby on February 06, 2014, 10:11:03 AM
Quote from: ParkeNd on February 06, 2014, 12:45:33 AM
Sorry Mick. After the daft looking man had spent 10 minutes looking daft in a wardrobe with a half presentable girl, I just had to turn it off
Looking forward to your next recommended TV programme. But I'm out that night.
Haven't watched it yet but that would be typical BBC - show the funny few seconds from a half hour prog - sorry ::)
The funny bits probably came after I switched it off.
It would probably have been better suited to be included in the series "Tales of the Unexpected" :thumbsup:
(http://www.steve-calvert.co.uk/dvd-reviews/imgs/reviews/tales-of-the-unexpected/tales-of-the-unexpected.jpg)
The saucy image is included purely for Nobby ;)
Must be just my odd sense of humour, then :laugh3:
Having played 'Sardines' at many a party in my yoof I could relate to it.
That, and the way the characters were all weirdly linked + the ending - I thought it was very good, unlike so called 'stand up' comedy which merely entails uncouth people shouting, swearing and gurning in the hope people will find it funny