Alan Partridge Superthread - Sponsored by Dettol

malcy

Coogan says he will be doing new Partridge towards the end of the year. It'll be on TV but he doesn't know in what form yet.

De Bhál

Love this thread

siblers

malcy wrote: »

Coogan says he will be doing new Partridge towards the end of the year. It'll be on TV but he doesn't know in what form yet.

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Ipso

malcy wrote: »

Coogan says he will be doing new Partridge towards the end of the year. It'll be on TV but he doesn't know in what form yet.

Hopefully it's not live. It can blow up in your face.

De Bhál

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Cazale

Shirley in EastEnders quoting AP tonight. Smell my cheese!

trashcan

sabat wrote: »

Some more classic Partridge I mean Edmonds:

Wealdon District Council, Keith Chegwin as the sidekick, "this is not some entertainment show" in front of an audience waving giant foam hands.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAo-xyIEEkI

I'll also throw in my favourite line from the classic Jon Ronson feature about DOND:

https://www.theguardian.com/media/2006/oct/21/broadcasting.arts

Jesus, what an absolute and complete tosser Edmonds is.

Edit - mind you, it is pretty hilarious. I love the way he stands up to launch into his rant, and the shapes he throws.

Skid X

I was reading Steve Coogan's Autobiography recently ...

In the very first episode of Knowing Me, Knowing You with Alan Partridge, Alan is kept waiting by his star guest Roger Moore all through the show (Roger was running late). Eventually the shows ends before Roger gets to the studio.

Anyway, Steve mentions in his book that Roger mentions that particular show in his own Memoir. Roger says that the next he saw his Father after the show he said "it was very rude of you not to turn up to that talk show". Mr Moore Senior was sat at home watching it, thinking his Son was showing a distinct lack of class by not appearing on this new Chat Show.

Roger put his Dad right, in true Roger style he informed him "Father, it's a satire!"

Makes you wonder how many other people didn't get the joke. They must have got a shock when Forbes McAllister got shot.

jaysisjames

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loyatemu

Skid X wrote: »

I was reading Steve Coogan's Autobiography recently ...

In the very first episode of Knowing Me, Knowing You with Alan Partridge, Alan is kept waiting by his star guest Roger Moore all through the show (Roger was running late). Eventually the shows ends before Roger gets to the studio.

Anyway, Steve mentions in his book that Roger mentions that particular show in his own Memoir. Roger says that the next he saw his Father after the show he said "it was very rude of you not to turn up to that talk show". Mr Moore Senior was sat at home watching it, thinking his Son was showing a distinct lack of class by not appearing on this new Chat Show.

Roger put his Dad right, in true Roger style he informed him "Father, it's a satire!"

Makes you wonder how many other people didn't get the joke. They must have got a shock when Forbes McAllister got shot.

I've been reading Coogan's book but just can't get into it. He's almost as pompous and insecure as AP but not as funny.

Skid X

loyatemu wrote: »

I've been reading Coogan's book but just can't get into it. He's almost as pompous and insecure as AP but not as funny.

Totally agree, there's too much of a "Needless to say, I had the last laugh" tone to it.

There's a part where he goes on about how he was getting more and more Spitting Image roles but "I was also conscious of the fact that some of the voice artists had a limited repertoire" (page 272). Pure Partridge. Was it really necessary to phrase it like that so many years later?

Passenger

"MDF is banned in America."

*Points at TV*

"So is that."

De Bhál

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Mike Litoris

Passenger wrote: »

"MDF is banned in America."

*Points at TV*

"So is that."

Hahaa nice!

stimpson

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MillField

stimpson wrote: »

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I agree.

Realt Dearg Sec

stimpson wrote: »

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Well there's no need for that!!

Ipso

Lynn, they're sex people!

stimpson

Come on, pack it in, mate. I don’t want to have sex with your wife. Even though, from the promotional video, I can see that I would have a ruddy good time.

Passenger

dr.fuzzenstein

Let's talk kitchens.

Comic Book Guy

Only came across this thread on Thursday, pure class!

Pulled out the box set Friday night and watched the 6 episodes of KMKY.

So funny when he is summing up the guests he had on the show and slags them off....Dan the Man

Grayditch

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De Bhál

I'm now three episodes into the second season of Coogan's show called 'The Trip'
It's on Netflix.

It's himself and Rob Brydon driving around and eating in fancy restaurants.

There's some very good impressions and conversation between them.
I love it although I find it's better in small doses as it's repetitive enough which is not a bad thing imo but not good for binge watching.

ligerdub

De Bhál wrote: »

I'm now three episodes into the second season of Coogan's show called 'The Trip'
It's on Netflix.

It's himself and Rob Brydon driving around and eating in fancy restaurants.

There's some very good impressions and conversation between them.
I love it although I find it's better in small doses as it's repetitive enough which is not a bad thing imo but not good for binge watching.

You will be kicking the screen by the end of the 2nd series.

That being said I found it to be quite decent, despite it's repetitiveness.

druss

Skid X wrote: »

I was reading Steve Coogan's Autobiography recently ...

In the very first episode of Knowing Me, Knowing You with Alan Partridge, Alan is kept waiting by his star guest Roger Moore all through the show (Roger was running late). Eventually the shows ends before Roger gets to the studio.

Anyway, Steve mentions in his book that Roger mentions that particular show in his own Memoir. Roger says that the next he saw his Father after the show he said "it was very rude of you not to turn up to that talk show". Mr Moore Senior was sat at home watching it, thinking his Son was showing a distinct lack of class by not appearing on this new Chat Show.

Roger put his Dad right, in true Roger style he informed him "Father, it's a satire!"

Makes you wonder how many other people didn't get the joke. They must have got a shock when Forbes McAllister got shot.

I was over at a friends house waiting for her to get ready. Her mother was getting really irate during this episode.

"She has such a lovely voice. Why is he ruining it with his awful singing?".

Looking back, that was the episode with Hot Pants. Shame we'd left by then.

stimpson

Unintentional Partridge: http://www.dailyedge.ie/polish-band-ira-3309278-Mar2017/

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