League Of Gentlemen

[MellowshipSlinky]

Still utterly mad.

[frisbee]

Are you local?

[MellowshipSlinky]

Sit down!

[DSLiverpool]

New series?

[Cantaloupe]

They should watch Mrs Brown and learn how to write gags and funny situations,
what BBC tosser commissioned this unfunny trainwreck of a show ?

[Smiler.]

DSLiverpool said:

New series?

No, anniversary special from a year or so ago.

New series of N°9 soon though.

[MellowshipSlinky]

Cantaloupe said:

They should watch Mrs Brown and learn how to write gags and funny situations,
what BBC tosser commissioned this unfunny trainwreck of a show ?

Riiiight....

[Smiler.]

MellowshipSlinky said:

Cantaloupe said:

They should watch Mrs Brown and learn how to write gags and funny situations,
what BBC tosser commissioned this unfunny trainwreck of a show ?

Riiiight....

There's nothing for him here.

[MellowshipSlinky]

Smiler. said:

DSLiverpool said:

New series?

No, anniversary special from a year or so ago.

New series of N°9 soon though.

Ah, I thought this was the new series.
Changed channels and it had just started.

[TeaNoSugar]

Cantaloupe said:

They should watch Mrs Brown and learn how to write gags and funny situations,
what BBC tosser commissioned this unfunny trainwreck of a show ?

I haven’t seen it; didn’t know there were any new episodes coming out. It was leagues and leagues ahead of Mrs Brown though in its time. If it’s as desperate as Mrs Brown then I’ll be really disappointed. Can’t imagine the team behind League of Gentlemen churning out that type of ste though.

[Steamer]

Smiler. said:

No, anniversary special from a year or so ago.

New series of N°9 soon though.

[sgtBerbatov]

Cantaloupe said:

They should watch Mrs Brown and learn how to write gags and funny situations,
what BBC tosser commissioned this unfunny trainwreck of a show ?

Mrs.Brown's Boys is to League of Gentlemen what See No Evil, Hear no Evil is to Citizen Kane.

Two totally different types of show. Mrs.Brown is slapstick, LoG is dark comedy, surrealist.

Although, I would happily commission a scene where Mrs.Brown goes in to the shop for a can of Coke.

[Drezza]

Cantaloupe said:

They should watch Mrs Brown and learn how to write gags and funny situations,
what BBC tosser commissioned this unfunny trainwreck of a show ?

Guessing you also find Michael McIntyre high brow?

[C0ffin D0dger]

Hello Dave!

[Wacky Racer]

Filmed in Hadfield, Derbyshire, the home of one of our long term members

[designforlife]

The wife bought me a LoG T-shirt for Christmas... she's also a big fan, and living proof that Americans can find surreal dark british comedy very funny indeed.

The anniversary specials were absolutely brilliant, I hope they do another short run of shows again, or a live tour.

[CAPP0]

Cantaloupe said:

They should watch Mrs Brown and learn how to write gags and funny situations,
what BBC tosser commissioned this unfunny trainwreck of a show ?

I *really* hope this post was made with the Parrot Generator® turned up to 11.....

[SaulGoodman]

designforlife said:

The wife bought me a LoG T-shirt for Christmas... she's also a big fan, and living proof that Americans can find surreal dark british comedy very funny indeed.

We showed it to a German friend and he was howling laughing. Devoured the first series in a day, which was suprising as I didn't think the humour would translate.

[fatandwheezing]

Missed this. What channel was it on?

[MOBB]

sgtBerbatov said:

Cantaloupe said:

They should watch Mrs Brown and learn how to write gags and funny situations,
what BBC tosser commissioned this unfunny trainwreck of a show ?

Mrs.Brown's Boys is to League of Gentlemen what See No Evil, Hear no Evil is to Citizen Kane.

Two totally different types of show. Mrs.Brown is slapstick, LoG is dark comedy, surrealist.

Although, I would happily commission a scene where Mrs.Brown goes in to the shop for a can of Coke.

I can I can’t?