Quote: chipolata @ November 5 2008, 4:09 PM GMTCoogan doesn't really excel at either films or TV nowadays.
Coogan was fantastic in Sunshine, was a bit concerned at him playing a straighter role than say Partridge, but he was absolutely fantastic in my opinion.
Quote: Mike Dan-Carter @ November 5 2008, 4:36 PM GMTCoogan was fantastic in Sunshine, was a bit concerned at him playing a straighter role than say Partridge, but he was absolutely fantastic in my opinion.
Oh yeah, I forgot about that. He was pretty decent in it. Didn't blow my socks off either, though.
Quote: Griff @ November 5 2008, 4:41 PM GMTI know it's a couple of years ago, but I thought Coogan's A Cock And Bull Story was pretty good.
Yeah, I liked that. Nice interplay between him and Brydon.
People who are now rather shit no matter how they may have been originally:
Gervais
Pegg
Coogan
End.
Not Gervaaaiiiiiiiiiis. 
I almost said that he wasn't quite AS shit as the others. But he's still not exactly tip-top right now.
Well, just wait for his next project before you write him off. He's been doing other things, he hasn't just stopped.
Quote: Aaron @ November 5 2008, 7:05 PM GMTI almost said that he wasn't quite AS shit as the others. But he's still not exactly tip-top right now.
Why ever not?
Ghost Town was great.
Quote: zooo @ November 5 2008, 7:09 PM GMTWell, just wait for his next project before you write him off. He's been doing other things, he hasn't just stopped.
I haven't totally written any of them off!
Well, except Coogan. But even Pegg's got a chance.
Quote: Mike Dan-Carter @ November 5 2008, 7:10 PM GMTWhy ever not?
Ghost Town was great.
But it's a film.
Quote: Aaron @ November 5 2008, 7:17 PM GMTBut even Pegg's got a chance.
Yay!
Quote: Aaron @ November 5 2008, 7:17 PM GMTBut it's a film.
Why should he stick to TV? He's just doing what he wants to do, nothing wrong with that.
Because I said so.
And zooo wants him to do more TV as well. And she is the BSG's resident deity.
Quote: Eat My Shirts @ November 4 2008, 6:33 PM GMTTracy Ullman receives royalties from The Simpsons! Because they first appeared as part of 'The Tracey Ullman Show'.
The bloke who voices Homer, and the woman who voices Marge, used to appear in Ullman's sketches.
I think that most of them did, although some more regularly than others.
Tracy Ullman is, like me, from Slough. (Although not actually Slough, but Slough's the nearest big town.)
TRUFAX!
Quote: Aaron @ November 6 2008, 10:28 AM GMTTracy Ullman is, like me, from Slough. (Although not actually Slough, but Slough's the nearest big town.)
She is very annoying.
TRUFAX.