Knowing Me, Knowing You... With Alan Partridge
- TV sitcom
- BBC Two
- 1994 - 1998
- 7 episodes (1 series)
Alan Partridge is an insincere and skill-less chat show host. Partridge frequently demonstrated his insecurities and total lack of knowledge about his guests' lives during each broadcast. Stars Steve Coogan, Rebecca Front, Patrick Marber, David Schneider and Steve Brown
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The comedy special is as much a part of British Christmas as a family row and mountains of sprouts. This year, comedy shows from Motherland and The Detectorists to Mrs Brown's Boys and Ghosts are returning with festive specials to round off 2022. To celebrate, we countdown the greatest 25 Christmas comedy specials of all time.
Tom Fordy, The Telegraph, 23rd December 2022The making of Knowing Me, Knowing Yule
Patrick Marber and David Schneider on the disastrous Christmas special that ruined Alan Partridge's BBC career - and made him a better man.
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Alex Nelson, i Newspaper, 8th February 201810 reasons why Alan Partridge is the perfect life-coach
Hard as it is to believe, it was 25 years ago that Knowing Me, Knowing You with Alan Partridge first aired on Radio 4.
Mark Monahan, The Telegraph, 28th November 2017Gallery: 20 politically incorrect 'modern' comedies
Here are 20 recent comedies that wouldn't have been green-lit today.
Ed Power, The Telegraph, 17th October 2017Alan Partridge: still Jurassic Park after 25 years
I can't imagine ever not finding Alan Partridge funny.
Dan Burke, Cultured Vultures, 22nd February 2016Festive funnies: Knowing Me, Knowing Yule
Nothing says Christmas more than a giant flaming cracker, the Chief Commissioning Editor of BBC TV being hit in the face with a turkey and Mick Hucknall serenading viewers.
Claire Hodgson, The Mirror, 18th December 2013