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This Time With Alan Partridge will premiere on BBC One on Monday February 25th at 9:30pm, it has been announced.
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I know I done searches and not found something that has been posted.Thanks, I did a search to see if one already existed but couldn't find one.
I'll have to go and sack Lynn
Lynn's a good worker, but I suppose she's a bit like Burt Reynolds - very reliable but she's got a moustache.I'll have to go and sack Lynn
Still on 25th Feb ...Has the first episode been delayed?
I had so many issues with YV I turned it off and now use the built in Sony scheduler.Anybody else having an issue on Youview of not being able to set this as a series link to record?
It was listing "EastEnders" at 9pm and "Would I Lie to You?" at 9:30pm when I tried to set it to record this morning. However, the EPG is now showing "Warren" and Partridge in those slots...as well as "BBC London News" at 10:40pm for some reason (I'm in Birmingham)!Still on 25th Feb ...
Yes. Same issue on my non-Youview Digitalstream PVR too.Anybody else having an issue on Youview of not being able to set this as a series link to record?
A podcast would be fudgeing Jurassic Park! Could have their former On The Hour colleagues Lee & Herring back, if they and Marber have kissed and made up.A photo posted by the actor David Schneider shows a smiling group shot: Schneider leaning in like any selfie-taker, surrounded by the grinning faces of Coogan, Chris Morris, Rebecca Front, Doon Mackichan, Patrick Marber, Peter Baynham and Armando Iannucci. “We’d not sat down in the same room for 15 years, so we all met up and had dinner. It was jolly nice, actually,” says Coogan.
Marber decided the 25th anniversary of their groundbreaking news parody, The Day Today, deserved a celebratory dinner. But the get-together was more than a chance to reminisce, as the talk turned to work projects and the possibility of a reunion. “Yeah, we said we should do something,” says Coogan. “Everyone has gone off and done their own thing. But 25 years is quite long enough to prove that you can do something else. So we may do a podcast or something … I don’t know.” But this wouldn’t be for old times’ sake. None of the team that wrote and performed that excoriating, angry comedy is looking to rehash the past. “There’s no point doing anything that is just based on nostalgia,” he says. “Because what we did was very edgy and challenging. You either do something equally relevant or don’t bother.”
Classic Queen!I ask him what his lapel badge means. It’s a small, white tooth; a molar, with a cartoon face drawn on it. It represents a shadowy showbiz organisation not unlike the Freemasons that “looks after” its members while doing philanthropic works. It may never get a mention in the script, he says. But it’s all been worked out and is authentic to the character. I still don’t know who is telling me this, Coogan or Partridge. In full wig and costume (he says it takes less makeup these days), he is hard to pin down. Neil Gibbons admits both brothers have had conversations with him where they are unsure who they are talking to.
Series link now working as of about 4am this morning (which was when I checked ).Anybody else having an issue on Youview of not being able to set this as a series link to record?