League of Gentlemen featuring Chasis's car!
League of Gentlemen featuring Chasis's car!
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iguana

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7,301 posts

283 months

Friday 18th October 2002
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For those who did not catch L.O.G on choice to-nite you must watch it on BBC2 next week. Not only is it probabally the best episode in the (I think) disapointing 3rd series but it features a Fiat Panda that has had the attentions of a Chassis type modifier. I shall say no more, thus not spoiling your fun next week, but think Knight Rider.............

Leadfoot

1,910 posts

304 months

Friday 18th October 2002
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You're correct that the 3rd series is disapointing. Poor. Very poor.

Byff

4,427 posts

284 months

Friday 18th October 2002
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I'm glad someone agrees with me.

I've found this series to be lacking in the humour dept, concentrating to much on the characters darker side.

It still has its moments tho

superflid

2,254 posts

288 months

Friday 18th October 2002
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What a car though, Maxi Power Panda. Complete with paper-clip dispenser at rear to deter chasing terrorists.
I'm off to buy a ginger wig and a Panda......

bryanlister

5,050 posts

304 months

Friday 18th October 2002
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Was it Chassis in that TV advert converting his motor into a knocked about Pug 206 ??? Or did the ad agency just get the idea from him?

yertis

19,539 posts

289 months

Friday 18th October 2002
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This series of LOG is rubbish. And The Office isn't much better.

Spoonman

1,085 posts

284 months

Friday 18th October 2002
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I'll tell you how rubbish this series is: we didn't even turn over from Godzilla on C5. Now that's a bad, bad sign.

Not as bad as the live video they released last Chrsitmas. Arses+up+their+own...

CarZee

13,382 posts

290 months

Friday 18th October 2002
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It was classic.. Pissed meself laughing (note to self: buy bigger incontinence pants..) - I definitely thought of Chassis..

Yertis - I know what you mean - it's not really a continuation of what it was in the first couple of series, more a development of some of their other associated ideas. I think it works well so long as you're open to it. Personally I think the modus operandi of series 2 got really stale and I was bored by it half way thru - this one has new appeal.

As for the Office - well I've never ever found that sort of stuff amusing... same with Phoenix Nights.. just doesn't move me at all..

funkihamsta

1,261 posts

286 months

Friday 18th October 2002
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What about Peter Kay thing from couple of years back. Now being repeated. Thought l was going mad as no-one but me seemed to remember it....as though life started at Pheonix nights or summink. That's good. Keith Lard fire safety occifer...