It was very good, dear!
Shouldn't you be in bed? :/
The Impressions Show With Culshaw And Stephenson - Series 1 Page 8
I enjoyed that pun more than I did the 'best of' programme.
Quote: katie coe @ December 25 2009, 12:28 AM GMTI fell like you have all ignored my clever pun
Oops sorry, very good, Katie. 
Quote: zooo @ December 25 2009, 12:29 AM GMTIt was very good, dear!
Shouldn't you be in bed? :/
I have been to bed 
Culshaw revealed on The Daily Politics today that they are currently writing a second series.
Dunno if this is series 1 being repeated or series 2 but it reaffirms the fact that generally Culshaw looks or sounds like Culsha.
I love Debra's Anne Robinson although her Janet Street Porter seemed more like Pamela Stephenson's from the 1980s.
It was only because of the music at the end I realised it was supposed to be Bruno Tonioni (?) and his Clarkson was absolute crap.
This show is utter shit
And Debra Stephenson does not sound like Holly Willoughby at all.
Come to think of it, her impression of Fern Britton is terrible as well.
Culshaw can't do Phillip Schofield for toffee either so I think they should stay away from This Morning altogether lol.
Very few of the impressions either of them are doing in this series (yes, David, it is Series 2) - or in the last - are actually particularly like the target. Shocking recommission.
I noticed that a few of the impressions are debateable, but I still find the sketches funny. I've never been sure why Culshaw gets knocked on here so oftern.
Quality is variable, yes - but some of the sketches/impressions are excellent and I love Bruce and 'Roland' so much that all the show's other sins are forgiveable.
I will say that Culshaw's impression of Alan Carr is spot on.
I don't think the impressions are any good. I've noticed they always have to mention the name of the person they are impersonating.
It's the same sketches every week. Terrible.
Quote: lummycorks @ February 3 2011, 6:07 PM GMTI don't think the impressions are any good. I've noticed they always have to mention the name of the person they are impersonating.
Yes - I've noticed that. Always a sign of a good impression.