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First shown on Christmas Day, Matt Lucas and David Walliams's follow-up to Little Britain is a spoof of the various fly-on-the-flying-wall airport docs that littered our screens in the early 2000s. So far, so topical. The tight confines of the setting give the show a bit (a bit) more nuance than Little Britain and - depending on your thoughts on rich white comedians blacking up as an African coffee stall employee and a young Asian rudeboy - there are some laughs. Take budget airline boss Omar, who boasts: "I've not had a plane crash since Tuesday", and mismatched married couple Geoff and Sue, who carry more than a hint of The Fast Show's Roy and Renée.
Will Dean, The Guardian, 20th December 2010Interview: David Walliams and Matt Lucas
Comedy duo say they are proud of Come Fly With Me, their new BBC series.
Stuart Husband, The Telegraph, 13th December 2010David Walliams set for more success in 2011
David Walliams will host new TV show and plans a Hollywood path for his books.
The Telegraph, 13th December 2010What the Little Britain boys did next
Matt Lucas and David Walliams introduce their new airport mockumentary Come Fly With Me on Christmas Day. Five years in the making, it features dresses, wigs and catchphrases. But do the duo really expect it to be as big as Little Britain?
Carole Cadwalladr, The Observer, 12th December 2010Wallace & Gromit to star in Christmas Radio Times
Festive issue will also feature Steven Moffat, David Walliams, Matt Lucas and David Suchet.
Mark Sweney, The Guardian, 3rd December 2010Come Fly With Me - Meet Fearghal and Lee
We revealed some more of the many faces of Matt Lucas and David Walliams in Come Fly With Me earlier this week. Now, here they are as two more!
David Thair, BBC Comedy, 26th November 2010The many faces of Lucas & Walliams in Come Fly With Me
Are you ready? These are just some of the astonishing range of characters Matt Lucas and David Walliams will be playing in their new airport-based mockumentary Come Fly With Me:
David Thair, BBC Comedy, 23rd November 2010Video: David Walliams on being compared to Roald Dahl
David Walliams explains to BBC Breakfast why being compared to author Roald Dahl is "a compliment".
The comparison arose after the release of the comedian's latest children's book, Billionaire Boy.
BBC News, 17th November 2010David Walliams could judge Britain's Got Talent
David Walliams has been offered £500,000 to become a judge on Britain's Got Talent.
BBC News, 16th November 2010David Walliams the Bond Girl on married life
Asked what kind of husband he is, David Walliams, who wed model Lara Stone in May, replied: 'One who likes to dress up as Shirley Eaton in Goldfinger. So probably not the ideal husband!'
Daily Mail, 27th October 2010