The Catherine Tate Show

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cojak replied

9 September 2005, 13:15
I saw Mike Harding in Gloucester many years ago. His Jean Michelle Jamjar act left me a wreck...
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The Late, Great JC replied

7 September 2005, 14:31
Peter Kay has diversified from his observational humour which while humerous wasn't a patch on Mike Harding.

IMHO Peter Kay has the makings of a brilliant comedy actor.
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WageSlave replied

7 September 2005, 14:17
The Catherine Tate show suffers from the same problem as The Fast Show, Harry Enfield and Goodness Gracious Me (even going back to Dick Emery). It's a series of characters with a catch phrase. When you have seen the character once you have seen everything they have to offer, be it saying "you don't want to do that" or "you are awful".
Such shows can be funny once or twice but they can never match Peter Kay, Alan Partridge, League of Gentlement, etc.

Having said that, I do like the grandmother. What a farking liberty!
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The Late, Great JC replied

7 September 2005, 13:14
About as funny as bloody leprosy!
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wobbegong replied

31 August 2005, 09:39
I have to agree, very funny stuff (much more so than the latest Ricky Gervaise offering; "Extras", that it follows).

Formulaic, but then what successful comedy sketch shows aren't?

The London Gran and the old ponce are particular faves.

"How very dare you?"

Last edited by wobbegong; 31 August 2005, 09:45.
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Bovvered replied

26 August 2005, 15:00
Re:

Originally posted by Churchill

Not even mildly amusing imho.

IMHO hilarious, absolutely excellent.
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Bovvered replied

26 August 2005, 14:59
Originally posted by sparklelard

Am I bovvered?

You bovvered?
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sparklelard replied

26 August 2005, 14:58
Am I bovvered?
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n5gooner replied

26 August 2005, 13:53
Originally posted by WageSlave

Bagpuss, do you fancy her?

well if I were a cat I would - but as I'm not I don't !
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WageSlave replied

26 August 2005, 13:35
Bagpuss, do you fancy her?
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Bagpuss replied

26 August 2005, 13:34
Well at least the funniest woman on TV is back soon
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Bagpuss replied

26 August 2005, 13:33
oops rather big

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G8_Summit replied

26 August 2005, 13:17
Just me then.

I'll get my coat.
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Churchill replied

26 August 2005, 12:59
Originally posted by G8_Summit

Tempura - its just battered veg with spicy jam. The dirty, filthy bast@rds.

Not even mildly amusing imho.
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G8_Summit started a topic The Catherine Tate Show

26 August 2005, 12:41
The Catherine Tate Show

Tempura - its just battered veg with spicy jam. The dirty, filthy bast@rds.
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