Grunting head, then.
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Possibly then! But I really hope not.
Remember laughing a lot as a kid at 'The Gaffer'... f**k knows what that was about.
Rising Damp is the subject next Tuesday with the episode 'Stage Struck'
How can they put comedy behind football? ITV truly are evil. 
That reminds me. With so much to do, I haven't checked the Champions League results. Nice work Aaron.
Quote: zooo @ September 10 2008, 7:24 PM BSTWayne Rooney could be a talking head.
Quote: Aaron @ September 10 2008, 8:00 PM BSTHas he mastered speech?
No - 'cos Coleen has mastered 'head'.
As the top of the page says, it's Rising Damp being covered tonight.
Although I consider myself to have a broad ranging taste in comedy, I've never quite 'got' Rising Damp. I wonder what I'm missing. Is it the quality of the writing I'm supposed to be getting off on, or the Rossiter performance?
What do you get from it. Eh?
Both.
Both.
Yeah, cheers. Thanks for the unique insight and perspective. Very helpful. You tomfools!
Well what do you want us to say? Both. It's a masterpiece. Great writing, and Rossiter is simply superb. Do you want a breakdown, line-by-line, of every script?
Quote: john lucas 101 @ September 23 2008, 1:14 PM BSTAs the top of the page says, it's Rising Damp being covered tonight.
Although I consider myself to have a broad ranging taste in comedy, I've never quite 'got' Rising Damp. I wonder what I'm missing. Is it the quality of the writing I'm supposed to be getting off on, or the Rossiter performance?
What do you get from it. Eh?
I agree with you, I have never got it either.
I preferred Reginald Perrin personally.
What Aaron said.
Agreed. The scripts were superb and as was Rossiter's acting, as was the acting of messrs: Warrington, Beckinsale and De La Tour.
Favourite episodes, anyone? Mine's A Night Out.