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Previously on "Caught up on Peep Show on 4oD last night"
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Jesse Armstrong and Sam Bain write it. I love it, love it. I also loved Pulling on BBC3 and don't understand why they have canned it.Originally posted by d000hg View PostI'm sure Mitchell is very involved in the writing, no idea if they both are or who else might be.
But many sketch shows by good writers are crappy. For instance James Cordon is writer on Gavin & Stacey (not everyone's thing but well received) and on the Horne & Cordon sketch show. I think sketch shows are hugely hit-n-miss though, not just for writers but audiences. Little Britain has a huge following but to me it's just the same characters using the same punchline... on the other hand The Fast Show could be accused of doing exactly the same but is great.
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I'm sure Mitchell is very involved in the writing, no idea if they both are or who else might be.
But many sketch shows by good writers are crappy. For instance James Cordon is writer on Gavin & Stacey (not everyone's thing but well received) and on the Horne & Cordon sketch show. I think sketch shows are hugely hit-n-miss though, not just for writers but audiences. Little Britain has a huge following but to me it's just the same characters using the same punchline... on the other hand The Fast Show could be accused of doing exactly the same but is great.
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can't stand Moyles. I think his radio show is utter garbage. When I was commuting while working in the Uk I'd listen to 5 live for the news and then planet rock for musicOriginally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostSame here - but then I'd rather watch celebrity resurrect my career roller knitting on ice than listen to Chris Moyles who she thinks is some kind of saintly comic genius just because he has made a career out of pretending to be unpleasant.
That link was blocked here but is he the guy out of the inbetweeners. That's pretty good also. More cringe inducing comedy.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostI haven't caught many episodes of the peep show, but anything with David Mitchell in is worth watching.
On an almost unrelated note, does anyone also get a uneasy feeling when they see Greg Davies (as he was just now on Never Mind the Buzzcocks - which I didn't watch incidentally). It's spooky how much he resembles Rik Mayall. A much bigger and unfunny version of Rik Mayall. I thought is was Rik on steroids first time I saw him, except they don't make you taller. Not adults anyway. Spooky. Whooooooeooer. B00!
Can't stand him and thought while he was ok in Father Ted, he was actually probably the worst character in that also. It's a shame the guy who played Ted died as that was a cracking show.Originally posted by d000hg View PostIs this now a thread where we are going to tell everyone else which entertainment we don't like? I'm not so keen on Graham Norton except for his role in Father Ted.
According to them they do. I really like both shows. Armstrong and Miller is pretty good but once you have seen episiode 1, all the rest of the shows reuse the same jokes.Originally posted by Qdos Consulting View PostMitchell and Webb don't write it though, do they? I love Peep Show, but I thought the majority of their own sketch show was about as funny as Hale and Pace.
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Agree, their Mitchell and Webb thing is utter tulipe. But the Peep Show isOriginally posted by Qdos Consulting View PostMitchell and Webb don't write it though, do they? I love Peep Show, but I thought the majority of their own sketch show was about as funny as Hale and Pace.
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Mitchell and Webb don't write it though, do they? I love Peep Show, but I thought the majority of their own sketch show was about as funny as Hale and Pace.
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Is this now a thread where we are going to tell everyone else which entertainment we don't like? I'm not so keen on Graham Norton except for his role in Father Ted.Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostSame here - but then I'd rather watch celebrity resurrect my career roller knitting on ice than listen to Chris Moyles who she thinks is some kind of saintly comic genius just because he has made a career out of pretending to be unpleasant.
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I haven't caught many episodes of the peep show, but anything with David Mitchell in is worth watching.
On an almost unrelated note, does anyone also get a uneasy feeling when they see Greg Davies (as he was just now on Never Mind the Buzzcocks - which I didn't watch incidentally). It's spooky how much he resembles Rik Mayall. A much bigger and unfunny version of Rik Mayall. I thought is was Rik on steroids first time I saw him, except they don't make you taller. Not adults anyway. Spooky. Whooooooeooer. B00!
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Same here - but then I'd rather watch celebrity resurrect my career roller knitting on ice than listen to Chris Moyles who she thinks is some kind of saintly comic genius just because he has made a career out of pretending to be unpleasant.Originally posted by TonyEnglish View PostI love the show but my wife hates it - she prefers celebrity resurrect my career roller knitting on ice or whatever bollocks they put on
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I love the show but my wife hates it - she prefers celebrity resurrect my career roller knitting on ice or whatever bollocks they put on
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As he said on the Unbelievable Truth the other night.... It's his naturally sneeringly sarcastic tone that does itOriginally posted by d000hg View PostI think it's a same David gets all the limelight though, he's very funny generally but t'other one is as well IMO.
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Peep Show is one of the few comedy shows that started off brilliant and managed to survive unscathed after the writers got their own sketch show and started appearing on every single comedy quiz show in the land.
I think it's a same David gets all the limelight though, he's very funny generally but t'other one is as well IMO.
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