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Count Arthur Strong
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Just watched this on BBC 2. Puerile, predictable, over-acted rubbish. Feeble jokes about snot and farting, racist stereotypes. How does tripe like this get transmitted on a supposedly prestigious channel?
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I have always found the vast majority of Radio Four comedy to be lamentably unfunny - CAS is just one of a run of shows that I was amazed to find found audiences in a late-night slot, and got transferred to the six-thirty evening position.
Clare In The Community, Rudy's Rare Records, something about a corner shop, something about devils, some historical comedy, i have been unable to raise even a glimmer of a smile.
I can't believe i am so out of touch that this is what passes for modern comedic output in 2013.
Clare In The Community, Rudy's Rare Records, something about a corner shop, something about devils, some historical comedy, i have been unable to raise even a glimmer of a smile.
I can't believe i am so out of touch that this is what passes for modern comedic output in 2013.
Clare in the Community is a delightful satire on social workers and also on political correctness with hypocrisy.
Count Arthur Strong is a good stage act for about 40 minutes and a good radio show for 30. Does it have the same writer/s (essentially the performer) on TV ? Can see how an attempt to make it "funnier" for TV might fail.
Count Arthur Strong is a good stage act for about 40 minutes and a good radio show for 30. Does it have the same writer/s (essentially the performer) on TV ? Can see how an attempt to make it "funnier" for TV might fail.