Christ Morris Holds Gun To Cast's Heads In Make Me Look Funny Or Lose My Favour Threat Posted Fri Jul 27 02:45:44 BST 2001 by 'Richard Von Kraft Ebbing'

Doon Mackichan, Amelia Bullmore, Julia Davis, Kevin Eldon and the rest: Underperformed. Overperformed. Mugged. Grinned fake media-whore, shit-eating smiles which you felt they weren't putting on. One last favour to Chris(t) while he's still got the power to demand them. Endured the self-indulgent, self-serving messiah once more before moving on. Hoped no one will remember they were in it. IT'S TRUE MORRIS FANS. And Doon Mackichan's delivery of the line "Yes we must catch that man. He really is a shit" was the most jaw-droppingly awful moment of TV comedy I have seen in a LONG time. Not her fault though. What can you do with bad lines?


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Posted By 'Richard Von Kraft Ebbing' on Fri Jul 27 02:53:23 BST 2001:

And god bless David Cann (a genuinely talented performer) for not being in it, for whatever reason.


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Posted By 'The Lord Privy Toast Rack' on Fri Jul 27 09:55:18 BST 2001:

>And Doon Mackichan's delivery of the line "Yes we must catch that man. He really is a shit" was the most jaw-droppingly awful

Yes, I was shaking my head in horror at that point. Look, it's Daisy bloody Donovan!


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Posted By 'Anonymous' on Fri Jul 27 13:26:37 BST 2001:

>>>>>And Doon Mackichan's delivery of the line "Yes we must catch that man. He really is a shit" was the most jaw-droppingly awful

Yes, I was shaking my head in horror at that point. Look, it's Daisy bloody Donovan!<<<<<


When I heard that line I thought exactly the same. It was like a bad 11 O'Clock Show flashback.


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Posted By Mogwai on Fri Jul 27 13:38:18 BST 2001:

... And maybe that's the point.


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Posted By 'Richard Von Kraft Ebbing' on Fri Jul 27 18:31:34 BST 2001:

>... And maybe that's the point.

Highly unlikely, Mogwai. I think there's so much stylistic plagerism going on in TV comedy at the moment that NOBODY knows who originated what or when. A satire satarising a satire satarising a satire. This post-modern trend is fine, even if it all leads to the loony bin. But it has to be funny too.


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Posted By Mogwai on Fri Jul 27 18:35:14 BST 2001:

>>... And maybe that's the point.
>
>Highly unlikely, Mogwai. I think there's so much stylistic plagerism going on in TV comedy at the moment that NOBODY knows who originated what or when.

Oh, I know. I was quoting Brass Eye anyway.


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Posted By 'Richard Von Kraft Ebbing' on Fri Jul 27 18:42:46 BST 2001:

>>>... And maybe that's the point.
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>>Highly unlikely, Mogwai. I think there's so much stylistic plagerism going on in TV comedy at the moment that NOBODY knows who originated what or when.
>
>Oh, I know. I was quoting Brass Eye anyway.

Indeed. So you were. I must be losing my sense of humour. I think I'm taking comedy too seriously. God, I miss Larry Sanders.


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Posted By 'The Lord Privy Toast Rack' on Fri Jul 27 18:46:36 BST 2001:

>>>... And maybe that's the point.
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>>Highly unlikely, Mogwai. I think there's so much stylistic plagerism going on in TV comedy at the moment that NOBODY knows who originated what or when.
>
>Oh, I know. I was quoting Brass Eye anyway.

And 'On The Hour' if you take out the maybe. (That's a bit tenuous isn't it?)


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