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Old 14-04-2008, 11:18 AM
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only caught the tail end of this last night when tuning in to see the news ,wasnt going to bother watching it at all ,but it doesnt half seem good ! gordon brown portrayed as scrooge ,alaister darling in "dont panic " mode ,a very cruel sketch about sly stallone ,bruce willis and heather mills ,much better than i imagined ,

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Old 14-04-2008, 11:22 AM
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The first edition last week was a deep disappointment (flat, laboured, unfunny) but, IMHO, last night's was in a different league - much improved.
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i cant watch it because itv will never top spitting image. it might be funny though.
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The first edition last week was a deep disappointment (flat, laboured, unfunny) but, IMHO, last night's was in a different league - much improved.
I enjoyed it last night (I missed last week's one) and it certainly hit below the belt. Although I prefered the old latex version to the CGI (although the CGI characters seem to have more character than the people they're modelled on).
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Old 14-04-2008, 12:06 PM
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I saw it for the first time Sunday night. - My IMPRESSION? - Like spitting image but without the comedy. Why do these people bother?
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Old 14-04-2008, 12:09 PM
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Damn, I missed it (busy doing research for a job interview tomorrow). The William and Harry ordering a Pizza gag they used for the trailers was great, though.
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It's getting better...
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After watching last nights . I bet Heather Mills is non too pleased!
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I watched the first episode, didn't see last weeks and I watched it again last night. Or at least I watched it until I fell asleep. I didn't even crack a smile.

Here's hoping it doesn't get a second series

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I caught it too and thought it hackneyed and most of the gags you could see coming a mile off; Kate Winslet's "made an impression" being the worst.
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Finally caught it, and thought most of the gags were just extended way beyond their natural length. Prince Philip as Dick Dastardly was a great idea for about a minute, but the sketch seemed to go on forever, while the Angelina Jolie & Brad Pitt idea should have been thrown out at script conference stage.
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Finally caught it, and thought most of the gags were just extended way beyond their natural length. Prince Philip as Dick Dastardly was a great idea for about a minute, but the sketch seemed to go on forever, while the Angelina Jolie & Brad Pitt idea should have been thrown out at script conference stage.
And as for the Mohammed Fayed sketch, how can you do a sketch about him and not make it funny? The people at Headcases found a way

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And as for the Mohammed Fayed sketch, how can you do a sketch about him and not make it funny? The people at Headcases found a way

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Indeed, it has become quite diappointing. After flogging the dead horse that is Posh n Becks, they decided to go for Pitt and Jolie. What the f**k was all that about?
Even I'm beginning to tire of seeing Piers Morgan get crushed by large structures .......well perhaps I could stand just one more.
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