Alan Partridge Thread - And Did Those Feet... with Alan Partridge documentary announced.

TimeGhost wrote:Miranda is in the same league as How Not to Live Your Life.

I knew I'd win you round eventually.

Episode 3:-

Say what you like about Billie Pipper but she is the most popular prostitute on ITV

:lol:

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If a young person was to see Wayne Rooney driving along with his wife or a sexy hooker in a bling bling car

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much better so far this week

I watched the first 2 episodes the other day, and whilst it's nowhere near as funny as the series, it's still an amusing way to spend 10 mins. It was impossible for it to ever be as funny as the series though so it's a bit unfair to compare.

The part where they were discussing how a relative of his helped make a road in Norwich was rather amusing :lol:

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I think it's actually funnier than series 2. Obviously the first series of I'm Alan is untouchable but still.

"you can avoid type two diabetes by injecting yourself with Ribenna"

:lol:

Really? I'm actually quite surprised at that. I've not really laughed out loud at all during mid morning matters. Sure I've laughed, but not tears in my eyes laughing.

I don't think it's a patch on I'm Alan Partridge but today's was a lot better

Good stuff again. I'm so glad they don't have a laugh track.

"This tea tastes of chicken" :lol:

For those of us outside the UK:

Episode 1 of Know Me Knowing You with Alan Partridge from 1994:

Best intro in chat.

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Episode 4:-

Just watched all of these. Episode 1 was the weakest but still pretty good.

"Mustard!" :lol:

Episode 5:-

Alan Partridge comeback up for South Bank award

A series of online shorts in which Steve Coogan resurrects his popular comedy character Alan Partridge has been nominated for a South Bank award.

The shorts, made for beer firm Fosters, will compete with BBC sitcoms Getting On and Rev for the comedy prize.

Melvyn Bragg will present the awards on 25 January in central London.

The annual event, previously affiliated to ITV's axed flagship arts programme The South Bank Show, will now air on the Sky Arts channel.

Lord Bragg, 71, said this year's shortlist "demonstrates the extraordinary wealth of achievement across the arts in the UK".

"There has certainly never been a more important moment to celebrate the breadth and range of talent across the country."

Coogan's shorts on the Fosters Funny website find his bumbling alter-ego broadcasting on the 'North Norfolk Digital' radio station.

It is the first time that a series only available online has been nominated for a South Bank prize.

Other awards will be presented for visual art, theatre, opera, dance, classical music, pop, TV drama, literature and film.

Mike Leigh's drama Another Year is up against low budget British sci-fi thriller Monster and a documentary about playwright Andrea Dunbar, The Arbor.

In the TV category, the BBC's Sherlock competes against E4's Misfits and Channel 4's This is England 86.

Plan B, The Foals and hip-hop star Tinie Tempah go head-to-head in the pop category.

The 15th South Bank awards will feature a trophy designed by Anish Kapoor and a reworking of The South Bank Show's well-known theme tune.

ITV's long-running arts programme came to an end in December 2009 after 30 years on the air.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-11886572

I've only seen 2 of these :fp:

. I'll have to catch up tonight. I never think to watch it.

Inception. No. Inception. No. Inception. No. Inception. No. Inception. No. Inception. No.

gooseberry fool she writes

Well at least my brother's not in prison.

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Alan Partridge Thread - And Did Those Feet... with Alan Partridge documentary announced.

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