Remember brass eye?

[Rough Hewn]

Well Chris Morris has gotten older and more serious.

Pretty scary stuff.

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[Stubby]

44 minutes ago, Rough Hewn said:

 

Well Chris Morris has gotten older and more serious.

Pretty scary stuff.

 

 

Mmmmm . Scary it is .

[AHPP]

Chris Morris is a genius.

[felixthelogchopper]

Brass Eye was great. He managed to get the self-important David Amess (aka The Kodak Kid) to raise a question in Parliament about a completely fictitious drug, Cake.

[TIMON]

Brass eye was genius level comedy.

[Tom D]

I have brass eye on dvd, it’s still funny 20 years on. It was so ahead of its time. Four lions was also brilliant.

this one sounds good too.

[TIMON]

Brass Eye was great. He managed to get the self-important David Amess (aka The Kodak Kid) to raise a question in Parliament about a completely fictitious drug, Cake.

Suttcliffe the musical.... was hilarious (banned though). Even got John McCrirrick duped.

[TIMON]

Brass Eye was great. He managed to get the self-important David Amess (aka The Kodak Kid) to raise a question in Parliament about a completely fictitious drug, Cake.

Suttcliffe the musical.... was hilarious (banned though). Even got John McCrirrick duped.

[MattyF]

Aye genius convincing Paul Daniels that Karla the elephant had her trunk stuck up her arse after getting zoocosis.

 

[Mick Dempsey]

Brass Eye, quite good, clever without being really funny.

 

On the subject of comedy...
 

I was listening to Richard Herring talking to Matt Lucas on a podcast recently.

The subject was raised about how many characters in Little Britain were, in hindsight, not very acceptable.

 

Matt Lucas accepted it, when you think about, Ting Tong, The only gay in the village, fat club, bad transvestites and others, it’s amazing that it was commissioned and broadcast so recently.

 

Edited October 6, 2019 by Mick Dempsey