A-ha !

[Ziggy Stardust]

I find Rob Brydon really funny.

 

Great news about Partridge.

[loadsoftrophies]

Ahhh can't wait........

 

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[Lurtz]

I'm fairly sure the preview of The Trip involving Coogan on some stepping stones is filmed at Bolton Abbey in North Yorkshire which is a cracking place to visit if anyone fancies a day out in t' Yorkshire.

[Lurtz]

So did anyone watch The Trip? Thought it was very funny myself. Brydon on his own I find only reasonably abusing but Coogan & Brydon bouncing off eachother is always superb watching. Looking forward to the rest of this series.

[Original202]

They weren't far off Bolton Abbey last night so maybe they're working their way over the A59. I think they're doing a bit of Lancashire, the Lakes and t'dales.

 

I thought it was pretty good. Liked the way it's too friends trying to outdo each other and reducing themselves to petty arguments and getting irritated by the things you pick up from people in long term friendships.

[Lurtz]

So did anyone watch The Trip? Thought it was very funny myself. Brydon on his own I find only reasonably abusing but Coogan & Brydon bouncing off eachother is always superb watching. Looking forward to the rest of this series.

 

I actually meant 'amusing' but that's funnier.

[dennis tooth]

Alan Partridge returns with trailer for new series | Metro.co.uk

 

Can't link the trailer unfotunately due to work restrictions;

Seven years after he was last on our screens Partridge - one of the country's most popular comic characters - appears in a new one-off online series, made up of a dozen 11-minute episodes, all written by the show's original creator Armando Iannucci.

 

The trailer - a montage of clips with nothing more than mournful instrumental soundtrack - doesn't give much away, but the episodes will see him on air once again, presenting his new show Mid Morning Matters for the North Norfolk Digital radio station.

 

 

He is assisted by younger DJ Simon (played by Edinburgh Comedy Aawrd-winning comedian and poet Tim Key) with whom he claims to have 'great banter'.

 

 

 

 

Episodes will see Alan confronting an Alan Partridge imposter on Twitter, and hosting a phone-in to find the greatest ever person from Norfolk (in which Horatio Nelson goes up against Delia Smith).

 

In one he also discusses his fondness for Billie Piper, telling listeners: 'I like her face. She has a very round cherubic face, rather like a Victorian doll that's somehow been re-animated. Say what you like about Billie Piper - but she is the most popular prostitute on ITV.'

 

The new episodes, sponsored by Fosters, will appear on Fosters Funny from November 5.

 

 

 

Suffice to say this is pretty much the greatest thing I've heard in a long time, I cannot wait, format sems a bit strange but hey ho when it comes to Partridge any new material is duly welcome.

 

Is it not on TV then?

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Is it not on TV then?

 

As far as I know it's an online series with no plans for televisation.

[sh#t waffle]

"Are you cleared to work with children?"

 

Very funny indeed I thought.

[stmichael]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucrpgmJxx0E

[dennis tooth]

Yes man-he's back.

[Iantn]

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[Guest The Chimp]

"This video contains content from Fosters, who has blocked it in your country on copyright grounds."

 

Jacka-nacka-fuck-off.

[RedinSweden]

Bastards, i am going to have to watch this at home thanks to foxy proxy in firefox

[sh#t waffle]

This week's one was brilliant.

[Special K]

"She sounds like she's being touched on a bus"

[Crazyhorse7778]

"Keep your clubs away from his young, it's Seal!"

[Crazyhorse7778]

Third one is up.

 

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[sh#t waffle]

Today's one is genius. It is now my ambition to one day open a Japanese restaurant called Miso Tasty.