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Dec 23 2002, 03:43 PM
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The Bloke in Charge ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Moderator Emeritus Posts: 227 Joined: -- From: Macclesfield, UK Member No.: 2 |
David Walliams, who plays Vulva in Spaced, appears in Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon's one-off comedy feature, Cruise of the Gods, tonight on BBC2.
The programme, which also features Philip Jackson, James Corden and Brian Conley, sees the former cast of fictional 80s sci-fi series 'Children of Castor' reunite to go on a cruise along with some of their fans, presumably with hilarious (or, if not, cringeworthy, consequences). It's written by Tim Firth, so there's no doubt of pedigree of production or cast. To add to that, Steve Coogan's character is aptly named Nick Lee. I've no doubt it's a mark of respect to myself, though possibly Tim Firth has other ideas on that one. Either way - it should be a good watch. It's on BBC2, 9.00pm, and repeated at 12pm on New Years Eve/Day in a timeslot Bravo in the US would be proud of. Image ©BBC. |
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| Flameboy |
Dec 23 2002, 10:01 PM
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Is ver amusing, in a horrifically ironic kinda way (due to the fact that I'm typing this for a fan-site...
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| Smart Arse Butler |
Dec 23 2002, 10:03 PM
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It's making me question my life. Oh dear.
It seems a bit more than a coincidence that the name Nick Lee has been used! L |
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| Smart Arse Butler |
Dec 23 2002, 10:30 PM
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To follow up, it was quite cheesy but quite sweet and heartwarming as well. All warm and feature length in atmosphere. That boy that was in Teachers was rather good as well. I wonder if this will propel David Walliams and Rob Brydon into more mainstream acting.
Enjoyable, if a bit silly. L |
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| Hello kittencat! |
Dec 23 2002, 10:36 PM
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Not that I want to sound like Butler's puppet (or mum) but I also really enjoyed it. It seemed strange scheduling for Christmas but it mocked everyone concerned quite gently.
Does this mean that in 15 years time we will all be cruising the Med dressed as Spaced characters while re-enacting Gone? Oooh, something to look forward to! |
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| TheCardinal |
Dec 23 2002, 10:40 PM
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Why wait...? ;)
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| Smart Arse Butler |
Dec 23 2002, 10:42 PM
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Of course, we could all prevent that by killing ourselves in a pre emptive strike.
Oooo, but I might find out that Simons my dad, which, now I come to think of it, would be awful knowing what I've thought about doing to him over the past four years..... Oooooh dear. L |
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| Hello kittencat! |
Dec 23 2002, 10:42 PM
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Hmm, you can't make it as far as Camden, young man, how are you going to make it to the Med? :p
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| proppajob |
Dec 23 2002, 11:35 PM
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I thought that it was good (just good, not great). The one thing that I really liked about it was the fact that coogan (possibly for the first time in his life) played his character (god.... what was the character's name again
Oh, and now I have to go away and question my love of a certain british sit-com, will I be that sad in 20 years (well I will probably be drunk in a gutter somewhere if all goes to plan |
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| billypig |
Dec 24 2002, 12:36 AM
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QUOTE (Hello kittencat! @ 23 Dec. 2002,22:36) Does this mean that in 15 years time we will all be cruising the Med dressed as Spaced characters while re-enacting Gone? Oooh, something to look forward to! So who's Simon shagged then? And then we could ask Simon. "Bitter Simon?" Ahahahahaha. Oh the irony. And Nick Lee....a bit bloomin coincidental. |
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| Guts'n'Guns |
Dec 24 2002, 09:25 AM
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QUOTE (proppajob @ 23 Dec. 2002,23:35) The one thing that I really liked about it was the fact that coogan (possibly for the first time in his life) played his character (god.... what was the character's name again It was nice to see him acting against character. Usually he plays arrogant monsters. Another thing I liked was the fact that the "Nick Lee" despite his success, was the decent one. I also liked the theme tune for Sherlock Homes in Miami. In fact I liked that whole concept! |
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| Zarria |
Dec 24 2002, 02:31 PM
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Loved it!
Mind you, I did keep thinking about all of us (in here, who might or might not have been watching it) and of you Nick! I do find it hard to watch TV at this time of year..(adverts & that thing i don't celebrate!!) but made the effort - And glad i did. - yes KC - I did think of us re-inacting the future of the past!!!(so to speak!) Now that would be sad!!! - OR WOULD IT??????!!!!!!!! |
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| spacedugs |
Jan 1 2003, 05:50 PM
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i have all seeing eyes
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| superfurryandy |
Jan 1 2003, 06:06 PM
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Erm, okay.
Anyhoo, welcome spacedugs - why not click here and introduce yerself to the collective. :) And did anyone tape 'Cruise of the Gods', have you still got it, and would you be willing to lend it to me? I promise not to do anything sordid with it. |
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| Smart Arse Butler |
Jan 1 2003, 06:15 PM
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I'd be willing to Andy but I don't think you'll appreciate the fact that ten minutes is missing off the begining. Still, if you get no better offers I'll happily chuck it your way at the next meety thing!
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