What did you think of the series? It was funny. But catch it on GOLD, Thursdays at 9pm.
I'm watching it now on plus 1.
Edited by Aaron - grammar.
Men Behaving Badly
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Well I quite fancy that
But not if some poncy actor type has scrawled all over the box
I'm out.
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What an odd little story accompanying this.
Odd but true. Clunes is dead to me now.
Quote: Tom G @ April 21 2013, 2:36 PM BSTOdd but true. Clunes is dead to me now.
I'm sure that must cause him a massive amount of heartache.
I really like the episode when Tony has to wear glasses. There is a scene on the sofa where Gary, Dorothy and Deborah are trying not to laugh. Really natural, believable, relatable comedy. I thought Caroline Quentin was particularly good in MBB.
Aw, I do hate snappy cases.
When it was actually on, it was easily one of my absolute favourite shows.
It does stand up to rewatchings, but when I watch it now I find the relationship between Gary and Dorothy really rather depressing and loveless. None of them are at all nice to each other. But somehow I didn't notice that when I was younger.
Watched a couple of these last night on GOLD. I rather enjoyed them as I had forgotten how funny they were. I do own the Boxset but I can never be bothered to fetch it out if it's just on the telly. 
Sadly I do not have GOLD, but I do well recall watching Men Behaving Badly and loving it. I think the title is very fitting and love their antics.
I do wish Dave would bring 'em back, it has been ages since I've seen an episode.
Just watching the first series with Harry Enfield (in it - he's not watching it with me).
Some great laugh out louds. Enfield wasn't as bad a character as I'd remembered. He was quite a good looking bloke then too.
Quote: zooo @ 24th April 2013, 6:19 PM BSTWhen it was actually on, it was easily one of my absolute favourite shows.
It does stand up to rewatchings, but when I watch it now I find the relationship between Gary and Dorothy really rather depressing and loveless. None of them are at all nice to each other. But somehow I didn't notice that when I was younger.
And Tony's obsession with Deb is actually a tad creepy.
Yeah it's all quite odd looking back. But it worked at the time!
The 90s does seem a bit odd in general now. I was watching Drop the Dead Donkey recently, *really* funny show, but the way they treat the Sally character was nothing short of bullying. I can imagine her being a total pain to work with, but the pranks and names she gets called actually made me feel a bit uncomfortable. But that kind of vilification seemed acceptable then.
EDIT: It seems vilification doesn't mean what I thought it does, I meant "bullying".
The outtakes were great too. Harry Enfield encouraging the audience to shout "wanker" everytime sometime cocked up. Seems like Enfield was in charge.