Here we have two very funny gents, Ronnie Corbett and Harry Enfield, of the BBC's The One Ronnie.
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Terry Gilliam The Wrong Door on the BBC
The BBC has probably committed one of its worse mistakes to date - that being giving Monty Python alumi Terry Gilliam access to the airwaves for an absolutely insane romp reminiscent of Robot Chicken, which he calls "The Wrong Door". And it's ever so wrong. Below is an example of the insanity: envisioning what would happen if your desk-top took one slap too many. There is another very funny clip on the Gimodo blog. You can still see the core genius that drove so many of the Monty Python skits in these shorts.
<- The Wrong Door via Gizmodo ->
<- The Wrong Door via Gizmodo ->
Friday, December 29, 2006
DR Who's Tennant is leaving series
SFSignals is reporting that the second actor to play Doctor Who in the new series, David Tennant, will be following in the footsteps of the former Doctor and will be leaving the show. Apparently Tennant has been bombarded with film offers after appearing in the last Harry Potter movie and will be leaving Doctor Who in the middle of season 3 of the new series.
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Tuesday, November 28, 2006
Heroes coming to BBC Two next year
From the TVSQUAD blog: You know that a series has become a hit in America when British TV starts clamoring for it. But its especially interesting when the stuffy, government-run BBC picks up a show. So, to US fans, the news that Heroes will start airing on BBC Two in 2007 is a bit of a surprise; this seemed like a show that was more suitable for one of the independent channels over there, like ITV.
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