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Now I hope this is in the right section.

So, did anyone watch this just now? Overall I thought it was very enjoyable. The whole cast were good and Alexander Armstrong was on form. My favourite line came from Marc Warren's "son", Daniel.

Daniel: Is Carl is heaven now?
Carl's Wife: Yes. Yes he is.
Daniel: Good. Now he can stop shagging mummy.

I think I'll watch next week.
 
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That is a great line!
 
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Argh. It was broadcast today? I thought it had been on Sunday and kept wondering why it didn't *appear* anywhere. There was an interview thing with Warren in the Sunday Times.
 
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I missed it too. And created another thread at exactly the same time. Spooky.

Worth downloading though it seems!
 
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It'll be on the iPlayer soon if anyone here actually uses that.
 
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Quote: hotzappa11 @ August 26 2008, 10:04 PM BST

Now I hope this is in the right section.


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Nope. :P

I shall now move it to the correct forum.
 

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Quote: hotzappa11 @ August 26 2008, 10:16 PM BST

It'll be on the iPlayer soon if anyone here actually uses that.


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I do! Not sure it'll be on torrents. Not that I ever use those things.


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Isn't this a sitcom?
 
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I watched it and overall thought it was good. There were a couple of instances where the coincidence was a bit forced though.

Especially where Warren*'s strong boss became a giggling schoolgirl after Armstrong* was flattering her.

There was a bit of "exposition" that shouted out to me and we're kept getting told not to use it.

But I will be watching it all.

* sorry - I can never remember characters' names.,
 
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Cheers Aaron. It's a comedy drama I guess.
 
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Quote: Simon Stratton @ August 26 2008, 10:24 PM BST



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Definitely not - this is light drama with comedy.
 
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Quote: David Chapman @ August 26 2008, 10:32 PM BST

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Ah...aha. Hmmmm. Hum. Ooooo. Oh. Ahhhh....

Ta.
 
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Quote: Simon Stratton @ August 26 2008, 10:24 PM BST

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http://www.comedy.org.uk/guide/tv/mutual_friends/
 

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Hasn't it all been done a thousand times before? In The Big Chill and Thirtysomething and Peter's Friends. Desperately unimaginative.
 
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Quote: hotzappa11 @ August 26 2008, 10:04 PM BST

Now I hope this is in the right section.

So, did anyone watch this just now? Overall I thought it was very enjoyable. The whole cast were good and Alexander Armstrong was on form. My favourite line came from Marc Warren's "son", Daniel.

Daniel: Is Carl is heaven now?
Carl's Wife: Yes. Yes he is.
Daniel: Good. Now he can stop shagging mummy.

I think I'll watch next week.


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Yes! I loved that bit! I found it so easy to watch - really enjoyable. The speech about "we're still all wondering how to get home without him" was genius. Nearly had me in tears!
 
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Quote: chipolata @ August 27 2008, 4:12 PM BST

Hasn't it all been done a thousand times before? In The Big Chill and Thirtysomething and Peter's Friends. Desperately unimaginative.


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Everything has been done before. It is what you do with it, and how you do it, that counts. I thought this was very sharp and thoroughly enjoyable.
 
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