I like The Boosh actually, but not enough to enjoy it. It's very weird.
Quote: zooo @ March 8, 2008, 11:32 PMP.S. Anyway, they mentioned Little Britain...
Fair enough!
What are you watching on TV? Page 52
Quote: zooo @ March 8, 2008, 11:31 PMMe four?
Have they mentioned the Boosh yet?
They never did.
Was that on radio originally then?
Yes, I never heard it but I know that Lee Mack played a security guard in it.
Yes! Lee was ace. I wish he'd been in the TV show too.
If I'm honest I very rarely enjoy sitcoms on the radio. I love radio comedy of other sorts, but not sitcoms. I need visuals too apparently.
However, I do love the radio version of Mighty Boosh. I listen to it all the time.
Quote: zooo @ March 8, 2008, 11:42 PMYes! Lee was ace. I wish he'd been in the TV show too.
If I'm honest I very rarely enjoy sitcoms on the radio. I love radio comedy of other sorts, but not sitcoms. I need visuals too apparently.
However, I do love the radio version of Mighty Boosh. I listen to it all the time.
I'd love to have seen him too.
Years ago I enjoyed After Henry on the radio. I'm not sure now how funny it was really but it was when my twins were about a year old. I strapped them into their highchairs and shovelled food into them so I could just have half an hour's peace to listen to the radio.
Quote: puffinpol @ March 8, 2008, 11:48 PMI'd love to have seen him too.
Years ago I enjoyed After Henry on the radio. I'm not sure now how funny it was really but it was when my twins were about a year old. I strapped them into their highchairs and shovelled food into them so I could just have half an hour's peace to listen to the radio.
Was that the Carol Royle thing?
It was written by Simon Brett, with Prunella Scales playing a mother in a big house, with her stroppy teenage daughter living below and Joan Sanderson mother above (Prunella Scales had been recently widowed).
Who is Carol Royle? Or are you making a joke I don't understand?!
Aaron has written a review for the TV series DVD, it's somewhere around here.
Ahem. https://www.comedy.co.uk/forums/thread/5868
We'll soon be launching a competition to win one of three copies. 
Oh well, I tried.
>_<
Quote: puffinpol @ March 8, 2008, 11:59 PMIt was written by Simon Brett, with Prunella Scales playing a mother in a big house, with her stroppy teenage daughter living below and Joan Sanderson mother above (Prunella Scales had been recently widowed).
Who is Carol Royle? Or are you making a joke I don't understand?!
Sorry - no I think it was "Life without George" I was thinking of with Simon Cadell.
Quote: puffinpol @ March 8, 2008, 11:59 PMWho is Carol Royle? Or are you making a joke I don't understand?!
More than likely. No one but David understands most of David's jokes.
Quote: David Chapman @ March 9, 2008, 12:02 AMSorry - no I think it was "Life without George" I was thinking of with Simon Cadell.
Wow, maybe not then! (Life Without George - yet another show I haven't got around to watching!)
A crap werewolf film that for some reason is really scaring me.
Just finished watching The Big Bang Theory (episode one) which I recorded a few weeks ago. Very good.
And soooo how I feel.
I love that show!
I like the er, non Roseanne one best.
What's his name...?