Royston Vasey

[MikeMA]

Anyone else thinking of popping over next Monday?

I was there in the late '90s and quite liked it, apart from the local taxi driver who clearly had "issues"!

We could all meet up for a bake-off.

 

[Joolzdee]

Are you local?

 

[laughingboy]

Since you're heading that way, why not take the scenic route via Spent?

The League of Gentlemen night on Radio 4 Extra next Saturday will give you the directions.

 

[Suffolk Tony]

Yes Dave, I shall be there.

 

[Alex N]

Death or Mau Mau?

 

[stevec67]

Will there be any....
special stuff?

 

[stevied]

I'll bring some pens. Pens are your friends!

 

[Nic Robinson]

You're my wife nooooowwww

 

[SteveS1]

You heard the man Tubbs....get undressed

 

[kendo]

More Crème brûlée!

 

[rbrown]

More Legz Akimbo

 

[MikeMA]

Tonight, BBC 2 22:00 HRS.

 

[Cereal Killer]

Will heaven be like Swansea?

 

[Bob McC]

Never watched it.

Then or now.

With all those catch phrases it sounds like the Fast Show.

 

[garyi]

You are so cheerful Bob its a wonder you ever sleep.

 

[Martyn Miles]

Tonight, BBC 2 22:00 HRS.

I watched about 5 mins. of it and decided it wasn’t my sort of humour.
Others will, no doubt, disagree...

 

[Snufkin]

I thought it was just as dark, revolting and funny as its first outing. Royston Vasey has been updated but not so much that it is unrecognisable and I am not sure I will ever look at photo booths in the same way again.

 

[Richard Nichola]

All episodes of Inside Number Nine now on iplayer too.

 

[Mike Reed]

watched about 5 mins. of it and decided it wasn’t my sort of humour.
Others will, no doubt, disagree...

I can't remember ever seeing it, but tried last night's reincarnation. Weird ! Gruesome ! I felt it was Spitting Image made into a horror film. I was coping until the hedgehog exploded. Slapstick with nauseating menace. However, it got 5 stars in today's D.T. review, so it must just be me (and Martyn).

'Would I Lie to You' is more my cup of tea; so quick, slick clever and funny; even oft-repeated ones are still highly amusing, largely because of the brilliant off the cuff verbal intercourse between Lee Mack and David Mitchell.

 

[BJP]

the Fast Show.

Brilliant