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best movie i've ever seen.
Kien Navarro
Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.
Jakoba
True to its essence, the characters remain on the same line and manage to entertain the viewer, each highlighting their own distinctive qualities or touches.
Irishchatter
I honestly remember this show well, I really loved Matt Lucas and David Williams teaming up together to play variety of stupid characters on the show who honestly would make you laugh.I remember back when I use to watch the Australian soap opera 'Neighbours' that they appeared as Lou & Andy from Little Britain on one episode in around 2005. I was just completely shocked and stunned that anyone like them would appear on the show, I think that was the highlight of that year on Neighbours to have the guys on! Anyways back to this show, my favorite character was Matt Lucas playing Vicky Pollard, she was hilarious and I liked how they used her as a typical teen as you know, those teenage years were terrible!It was fun but be aware of the naughty bits!
kittenkrushers
I saw this series when it first premiered in 2003, and I really liked it! It had characters like Des Kaye and Ray McCooney, who were actually quite funny. I liked the show a lot, and couldn't wait for it to return.Then series 2 arrived. I was shocked by the drop in quality. No more clever, versatile characters like Ray McCooney. Repetitive, disgusting (and not in a funny way) characters like Bubbles De Vere and that puking woman (can't remember her name!) were the focus now. Even classic characters like Lou and Andy had become shadows of themselves.I saw series 3, in hopes it would improve, but to my dismay it got even worse! I left the series with a bitter taste in my mouth, and went off to re-watch a true classic (Brass Eye).I saw the rating of 8.0, and was amazed at how high it was. One great series, followed by two god-awful ones, does not deserve something higher than a 4.My advice, buy series 1 if you're curious. Save your money on the rest (including Little Britain USA).Rating 4/10
Ashley Dugan
I have an enormous crush on David Walliams. Apparently I have to have 10 lines of text, so here goes: I have an enormous crush on David Walliams, sadly. I'm revealing this thanks to several glasses of Absolute Citron and orange juice, with a splash of pomegranate juice (it's supposed to be good for you, how much better can it be with vodka?) At any rate, I've used my full name, which is never good, but what are the chances of anyone ever finding me on this board saying I have a crush on a random TV star and knowing who I am? For both to be possible, would you multiply the amount of people reading this board with the amount of ex-students who would know who I am? Or, perhaps, the number of people who have a sad little crush on a most-likely gay David Walliams (Williams, whatever) with the amount of people who have gone to private Catholic schools, or combine the number of people who will ever really read this post with the number of living sea urchins and then subtract the number of people who have ever had to chase cattle from their yards at Christmas (that would be me) divided by the number of people who have random crushes on random British TV comedians. Is that 10 lines yet? A plane crashed in the Hudson River today and I live in Oklahoma.
hendry-robert
I adore well written comedy from the US and UK but this is not it. While sometimes there are funny moments the majority of it is predictable and a bit pointless. I don't know if its just me but Im sure its intentionally dumbed down. I don't know the reason why because undoubtedly the two writers can write a much better script ( well I hope they can) While the show attacks all groups and genders it is in fact riddled with political correctness in every sketch. Its to much to go in to here, but its the usual promotion of certain leftist agendas and tries at every opportunity to ridicule any right wing thinking. To cover the tracks of an agenda no group is left out of the scenery whether its gays, fat people, Christians, the Pope, Hindus, posh people, gypsies, Scottish people etc but the one group they have never made fun out of is Muslims. Its not that I care one bit whether they do or not but its an obvious display of double standards. However the show is on the BBC and no one on the BBC would dare put a Muslim or Islam in a comedy sketch.Some would say Im just miserable and shouldn't let the politics be involved. Well perhaps I am miserable but thats why I watch a lot of comedy and I cannot ignore the political agenda when its drilled in to me. It wouldn't be so bad if it were done with much more intelligence but its not.The two main actors are very good, but I see the taller one as the main talent by a long way. Everyone seems to like the shorter one the best but I think thats because he is short and fat. I think we will see the taller one go on to much greater things. Im also sure these two can write much better comedy and when they do I will happily write a glowing review.
