Yeah, I think Kay can do justice to this kind of spoof.
Definatley has potential, my only issue with it is that the freaks who audition for these shows in real life are hard to top, truth is stranger than fiction and all that.
Going to be interesting to see what route he goes down, but I do enjoy PK's work, his standup is excellent as well.
Bring back max and paddy as well I say, great little show.
when is this on?
Definatley has potential, my only issue with it is that the freaks who audition for these shows in real life are hard to top, truth is stranger than fiction and all that.
I'm hoping it will be great, however a couple of things concern me
01) thought I loved Phoenix Nights, Max & Paddy left me cold.
02) aren't reality show parodies a bit outdated?, iI mean even Hollywood
have done it f you watch That Peter Kay Thing, he's normally way ahead.
We will see !!
I didn't think much of it either ... and I'm guessing because Kay had McGuinness (Paddy) as co-writer whilst Neil Fitzmaurice and Dave Spikey (Ray Von and Jerry) who co-wrote Phoenix Nights with him had nothing to do with it.Can I ask why you didn't like Max and Paddy? I really enjoyed it, wish they would bring out a second series!![]()
And here I was thinking Peter Kay was finished![]()
I didn't think much of it either ... and I'm guessing because Kay had McGuinness (Paddy) as co-writer whilst Neil Fitzmaurice and Dave Spikey (Ray Von and Jerry) who co-wrote Phoenix Nights with him had nothing to do with it.
Kay was saying for quite some time after Max and Paddy finished that he'd be getting back to Phoenix Nights for a third series. Looks like he's put that on the back burner.
Britain's Got The Pop Factor ... And Possibly A New Celebrity Jesus Christ Soapstar Superstar Strictly On Ice is a two-hour long comedy sitcom created, written and produced by comedian Peter Kay. The show will air on Channel 4 on 12 October 2008
Cast
Peter Kay
Cat Deeley
Neil Fox
Pete Waterman
Nicki Chapman
Jo Enright
Pearce Quigley
Karl Lucas
David Hulston
Sian Foulkes
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genius
I think it's all rather too close to the real thing to be effectively funny. All credit to the filmmakers who have gone to such great lengths to re-create the 'Saturday Night TV' event, but frankly where are the jokes Peter? It's a shame really. There are glimpses of the old Kaye genius (Two-Up, Two-Down - fantastic!) but it can't hold a candle to Phoenix Nights.
Best comedy of the year? I don't think so.