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asleep at the wheel
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Is 'The League of Gentlemen' ever shown in America? I'd love it if it was - can you imagine the average American's reaction to life in Royston Vasey?!
![]() Does anyone here ever watch the show? What do you think of it? I love it! It's so screwed-up and twisted you dunno whether to laugh or squirm! ------------------ "This life has been a test. If it were an actual life you would have recieved instructions on where to go and what to do." - Angela, 'My So-called Life' "...everything was there and around us. We knew exactly who we were and exactly where we were going. It was grand." - Gordie, 'Stand By Me' "First you gotta do the Truffle Shuffle!" - Mouth, 'The Goonies' |
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It's on tonight on BBC America.It was on Comedy Central.
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The Japster
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Hello, hello what's all this shouting? We'll have no trouble here!
Brilliant show. |
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League of Gentlemen is amazing, it was over here a few years back, I was floored, absolutely brilliant. I have to get the other series, I have just the first season.
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Looking forward to the second series I ordered, I actually had to order a fortunately not too expensive multiregion dvd player to see it since beyond vhs for the first season it's all region 2, but I love it so much i don't mind. I see they're making a movie too, should be fun
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The second season is a masterpiece of dark comedy, absolutely brilliant, just got the third as well. This is one of of the few very best Britcoms.
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OK, got the third season now too, watched the first three episodes last night. I think LofG is simply the pinnacle of British Comedy, dark yet histerical, tight, well written, brilliantly creative, and the make up people are the very best.
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Be a Bobby!
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Yeah, I love this show too. I recorded all the shows that BBC America played. Series 1-3. I'd love to get them uncut sometime. But my tapes are fine for now.
That 3rd series rubbed me the wrong way the first time I saw it. I missed the audience laughter. But it grew on me. Such a strange bit of comedy, that show! The store owners are my favorite with Job Shoppe a close second. |
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The third season fascinates me, the way the ends all come together to explain that single moment in time, pretty creative...Edward and Tubbs are truly special, I could watch a show based entirely upon them.
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