The Trip

[hewlett]

He still reminds me of the Partridge and we're only 3 mins in. Good though so far.

[adycav]

Seems promising, it's got an improvised/'Curb Your Enthusiasm' feel about it.

[adycav]

I quite like this!

[Piersman2]

enjoying it so far !

[RichB]

Rather enjoying this, it feels like an Alan Partridge "in real time" sort of thing, especially the bit with his agent.

[Old Gregg]

I also enjoyed that, it had a very natural feel about it.

[EdJ]

Me too. Loved it.

[Laurel Green]

Not usually the type of programme that I watch - glad I did though.

[gregd]

Terrific stuff.. love the interplay between the two of them. I wonder how "true to life" their personas really are?

[L100NYY]

Superb programme and real easy watching for a Monday night. Enjoyed the Caine impersonation scene

[HeavySoul]

Strange concept for a 'comedy' show - but I really enjoyed the first episode.

That Michael Caine bit was fantastic

[webbyst]

Have to agree with all above , very enjoyable

[ajprice]

A very nice half hour spent, odd concept for a series but it works.

[Muzzlehatch]

The Michael Caine bit was rather good, but the reast of it was aimless and slow.

I was rather disappointed, and eventually turned over to another channel.

I'm not sure if he'll ever top Partridge.

[captainzep]

I really enjoyed this.

Does anyone else remember the appearance they made on the Chris Moyles show when they were promoting Cock and Bull Story -4/5 years back?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOc_ZbrEvXs

The impression 'jousting' during 'The Trip' had a similar feel -as if this is something they've been thinking about for a while.

Should add that the youtube clip shows just how talentless Moyles and his cronies are in comparison.

[Laurel Green]

On now.

[Lordbenny]

Ken Bruce

I bet the L'Enclume website is on fire tonight, even I checked out the prices

Great Show.

[Laurel Green]

Yup! Great show. Has an easy pace, with just the right amount of chemistry between the two - love it!

[Rouleur]

Excellent! Stephen Hawking was the funniest thing I've seen in ages

[Northern Munkee]

Caught the rerun of ep.1 Sunday brilliant, Michael Caine and al Pacino. So was looking forward to ep.2 maybe not quite up there, but enjoyed snot. It's a strange where does they stop and the acting begin feel. Not always laugh out loud funny but has a feel that it's working on different levels, coogan playing up to and off his not always positive public persona, and there is just a hint of a competition going on. I wonder how much is scripted, and how much an better stuff is lost as they crack on camera. Set the series link!