Alan is actually back these days, in a youtube only series of shorts:
YouTube - Episode 7 - Alan Partridge's Mid Morning Matters
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Originally posted by Flashman View PostYou've never heard of Alan Partridge?
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostWho?
YouTube - alan partridge on farming
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Whatever happened to... Alan Partridge
Alan Partridge speaks exclusively to shortlist / Entertainment / ShortList Magazine - A free lifestyle magazine featuring style, movies, technology, gaming, competitions, quizzes and more
You’ve had trouble with commissioners in the past. Can you let us in on any recent show ideas that were rejected?
If you want to sneer at me about Monkey Tennis, come out and say it. Because my response is easy. Ridiculed by the British cleverati, Monkey Tennis was snapped up by TV stations in Laos and Taiwan and ran for two successful years. I exec produced for a fee that almost exactly covered the cost of my air fare. After two series, the format reached the end of its natural life and the monkeys were quickly and humanely destroyed. I no longer pitch television shows.Tags: None
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