Alan Partridge

Poll: Alan Partridge

Total Members Polled: 353

Knowing Me, Knowing You: 18%
I'm Alan Partridge: 82%
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MrOnTheRopes

1,426 posts

247 months

Saturday 7th February 2009
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Gravy said:
Chris Rea rant is genius too and,
OH FORGET IT!


dpbird90

5,535 posts

191 months

Saturday 7th February 2009
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Dr_Gonzo said:
Who's for a round of Ladyboys? biggrin
ooooooooooh, Ladyboys...

CO2000

3,177 posts

210 months

Saturday 7th February 2009
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"Tell me about the LADY BOYS, ahhhh lady boys"

smile

Edited by CO2000 on Saturday 7th February 12:40

CO2000

3,177 posts

210 months

Saturday 7th February 2009
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Anybody remember the bit when Alan ends up at Michaels flat late at night & gets kept at the doorway ? (Strange man/men inside)

He gets offered a cup of tea in something like a fabric conditioner cup & something to eat (1/2 a pie??) but Michael drops it with a "I've dropped the ba$tard" in his lovely Geordie accent.

Really funny, think its from the 2nd series.

GavGav

326 posts

202 months

Saturday 7th February 2009
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I do like when he's threatening the teacher in the petrol station with the apple pie.

AP: You're alright you are (takes bite of pie) Aaaaarrrgghhh. Lin, how long did you put it in for?
Lin: 8 minutes
AP: It's hotter than the sun!

And when he's talking about having a barbecue on the forecourt, and Michaael says "Ooh, no Mr Partirdge, you're not allowed naked flames on the garage forecourt" to which Alan tuts and replies "It's political correctness gone mad".

Classic.

Rob.

17,911 posts

219 months

Saturday 7th February 2009
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CO2000 said:
Anybody remember the bit when Alan ends up at Michaels flat late at night & gets kept at the doorway ? (Strange man/men inside)

He gets offered a cup of tea in something like a fabric conditioner cup & something to eat (1/2 a pie??) but Michael drops it with a "I've dropped the ba$tard" in his lovely Geordie accent.

Really funny, think its from the 2nd series.
Nearly. When Alan meets Jed, his biggest fan he and the irish tv producers are offered tea at the house and one of them has it in an "Arielator". When Alan is bored he goes to see Michael, left on the doorstep and then given a cup of beans with a sausage "you`ve never had a cup of beans man?". "it`s like a savoury `99". I`m unsure of the bit where Michael uses the line "I`ve dropped the bd" though?


GavGav

326 posts

202 months

Saturday 7th February 2009
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Rob. said:
CO2000 said:
Anybody remember the bit when Alan ends up at Michaels flat late at night & gets kept at the doorway ? (Strange man/men inside)

He gets offered a cup of tea in something like a fabric conditioner cup & something to eat (1/2 a pie??) but Michael drops it with a "I've dropped the ba$tard" in his lovely Geordie accent.

Really funny, think its from the 2nd series.
Nearly. When Alan meets Jed, his biggest fan he and the irish tv producers are offered tea at the house and one of them has it in an "Arielator". When Alan is bored he goes to see Michael, left on the doorstep and then given a cup of beans with a sausage "you`ve never had a cup of beans man?". "it`s like a savoury `99". I`m unsure of the bit where Michael uses the line "I`ve dropped the bd" though?
"Have you got a spoon?"
"No"
"You don't have a spoon?"
"No... Aye, I think there's one in the bathroom. Shall I get it for you?"

TomE

1,252 posts

191 months

Saturday 7th February 2009
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CO2000 said:
Anybody remember the bit when Alan ends up at Michaels flat late at night & gets kept at the doorway ? (Strange man/men inside)

He gets offered a cup of tea in something like a fabric conditioner cup & something to eat (1/2 a pie??) but Michael drops it with a "I've dropped the ba$tard" in his lovely Geordie accent.

Really funny, think its from the 2nd series.
That's two episodes running into one in your head I think. The doorway one is the "cup of beans" incident which has been posted up earlier in the thread "with a sausage for to scoop tha' beanz oot", and the fabric conditioner tea cup is when Alan and the two Irish TV executives go to Jed's house.

After turning on the light to reveal pictures of himself all over the walls...

"Glory Me!!! I am such a big head! ..........Two questions, presumably you're a bit scared and would like to leave immediately.."

"Yes"

"Can I come with you?"

"no"

Rob.

17,911 posts

219 months

Saturday 7th February 2009
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GavGav said:
"No... Aye, I think there's one in the bathroom but I`ve never had cause to use it shall I get it for you?"
nerd

TomE

1,252 posts

191 months

Saturday 7th February 2009
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GavGav said:
Rob. said:
CO2000 said:
Anybody remember the bit when Alan ends up at Michaels flat late at night & gets kept at the doorway ? (Strange man/men inside)

He gets offered a cup of tea in something like a fabric conditioner cup & something to eat (1/2 a pie??) but Michael drops it with a "I've dropped the ba$tard" in his lovely Geordie accent.

Really funny, think its from the 2nd series.
Nearly. When Alan meets Jed, his biggest fan he and the irish tv producers are offered tea at the house and one of them has it in an "Arielator". When Alan is bored he goes to see Michael, left on the doorstep and then given a cup of beans with a sausage "you`ve never had a cup of beans man?". "it`s like a savoury `99". I`m unsure of the bit where Michael uses the line "I`ve dropped the bd" though?
"Have you got a spoon?"
"No"
"You don't have a spoon?"
"No... Aye, I think there's one in the bathroom. Shall I get it for you?"
Beaten to it!

not to be a pedant, but its

"No...Aye, I think there's one in the bathroom like, but I have no cause to use it"

ETA - Beaten to it again! Blast!

Have this one for good measure:

"I love you, in a way."

Edited by TomE on Saturday 7th February 15:32

sumner7

43 posts

215 months

Saturday 7th February 2009
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Rob. said:
When Alan is bored he goes to see Michael, left on the doorstep and then given a cup of beans with a sausage "you`ve never had a cup of beans man?". "it`s like a savoury `99". I`m unsure of the bit where Michael uses the line "I`ve dropped the bd" though?
I remember when Alan first approaches Michael's flat in that scene and Michael answers the door saying "Mr Partridge, I cannae sell you any petrol". Cracked me right up!

miniman

24,995 posts

263 months

Saturday 7th February 2009
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Michael, he's using a plural term for a singular vehicle!

Elskeggso

3,100 posts

188 months

Saturday 7th February 2009
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"It's not hardcore supersex!"

"Occasionally, I dost venture south.....and I must say - it's like a breath of fresh air."

MrOnTheRopes

1,426 posts

247 months

Saturday 7th February 2009
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Have ya put t'corpse under t'patio?


Elskeggso

3,100 posts

188 months

Saturday 7th February 2009
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Rob. said:
I`m unsure of the bit where Michael uses the line "I`ve dropped the bd" though?
Sounds like the bit when he sits on his steak and kidney pie - "I've sat on the bastad I dooon't believe it"

Rob.

17,911 posts

219 months

Saturday 7th February 2009
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Ah yes, that`s at Alan`s leaving do at the hotel isn`t it? Which reminds me:

Alan: It`s all happening now. This is Michael, he sells kitchens.
Mike:Yes, I was just saying to the others, I sell kitchens but I can?t actually cook myself!
Michael: Right, and then he spies that cook book, right, and he says that`d be no use to me, man!? He?s crackers, man.



MikeDH

2,248 posts

217 months

Saturday 7th February 2009
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Ben: So, Mike, where do you live?
Mike: I come from Acton, in west London.
Sophie: Is it nice?
Mike: Yes, it’s quite nice… few too many blacks.
Alan: If you don’t mind, it’s just some people found what you said a bit racist.

TomE

1,252 posts

191 months

Saturday 7th February 2009
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Every day they leave me sanitary bags... they know I'm a man! I use them to keep loose werthers originals in.

TomE

1,252 posts

191 months

Saturday 7th February 2009
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MikeDH said:
Ben: So, Mike, where do you live?
Mike: I come from Acton, in west London.
Sophie: Is it nice?
Mike: Yes, it’s quite nice… few too many blacks.
Alan: If you don’t mind, it’s just some people found what you said a bit racist.
Alan (showing him the door) : don't forget your goody bag!

Was just going to post that scene!

ETA - also from the same episode.....

NOT IN THAT DRAWER!

Edited by TomE on Saturday 7th February 18:55

Chilli

17,318 posts

237 months

Saturday 7th February 2009
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"Bono"