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Stewart Lee's idea for a Thor sitcom

This sounded potentially awesome, I can't believe this never got made, when shite like Coming of Age and Two Pints get commissioned all too readily...

https://www.comedy.co.uk/guide/pilots/thor_sitcom/

One person's shit is another person's Fawlty Towers.

Of course this didn't get commissioned. It actually sounds creative.

OUTRAGEOUS. What a fab idea.

Quote: Charley @ February 29 2012, 8:27 PM GMT

OUTRAGEOUS. What a fab idea.

You'll notice I said it SOUNDS creative. Not it was going to be the-best-thing-ever-in-the-history-of-the-entire-human-race.

Quote: Monster Scum Bag @ February 29 2012, 8:50 PM GMT

You'll notice I said it SOUNDS creative. Not it was going to be the-best-thing-ever-in-the-history-of-the-entire-human-race.

Nah you loved it a lot and were suicidal when they threw it out :P

The question I ask myself is 'Would I like to see a Stewart Lee sitcom about a strapping Scandinavian lad with a magic hammer?'

The answer is Yes!

Quote: Charley @ February 29 2012, 8:56 PM GMT

Nah you loved it a lot and were suicidal when they threw it out :P

Obviously.

Couldn't Thor star in a moody Nordic cop drama-A f**k load of Frost

Quote: Monster Scum Bag @ February 29 2012, 7:52 PM GMT

Of course this didn't get commissioned. It actually sounds creative.

It doesn't sound like there's much mileage in it. How many good Norse God jokes can you think of ? I suppose it will be on on Thursdays.

Marvel reckon they own Thor so they'd be all over it if they produced this show. Much like how Disney think they own every fairytale ever written then bastardise the hell out of it.

Sounds like a 'My Hero' rip off. Still, you could have had a character with a lisp who was always following the Norse God around with some ointment.

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