Paul O'Grady - 'The Savage Years' (Book 3)

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• mocha-latte Posts: 2,472

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  21/10/12 - 10:43 #27

  tracystapes wrote: »

  Well there will be a Christmas special and a second series so Paul must've loved it He only intended to stay for 6 days!

  
  Oh that's good
  Even our dog loved watching it I recorded the last one for him

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• tracystapes Posts: 3,309

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  24/10/12 - 16:36 #28

  Paul will be chatting on 'The Graham Norton Show' next Friday about the autobiography and the tv series at Battersea, as well as also mentioning he's role in 'Little Crackers' (about his childhood)

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• mocha-latte Posts: 2,472

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  24/10/12 - 16:55 #29

  tracystapes wrote: »

  Paul will be chatting on 'The Graham Norton Show' next Friday about the autobiography and the tv series at Battersea, as well as also mentioning he's role in 'Little Crackers' (about his childhood)

  
  Oh! will watch that

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• tracystapes Posts: 3,309

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  24/10/12 - 17:03 #30

  mocha-latte wrote: »

  Oh! will watch that

  
  Me too I think i've become slightly addicted to Paul's work at the moment! What with the Battersea dogs series and re-reading the books

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 2,793

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  25/10/12 - 00:50 #31

  I'm loving the book! I'm about halfway through at the moment. There are so many good stories!

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• Loz_Fraggle Posts: 5,759

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  28/10/12 - 16:32 #32

  I didn't find it as funny as his previous autobiographies, I expect partly because of the much more serious subject matter. I was most miffed to see Batley Variety Club misspelled as Bartley Variety Club!

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• tracystapes Posts: 3,309

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  31/10/12 - 22:23 #33

  Don't forget Paul on The Graham Norton Show tomorrow

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  03/11/12 - 11:01 #34

  If you missed Paul on TGNS then it's on iPlayer. Didn't say too much (anything new) but it was so weird to see Paul being interviewed and not the other way around!

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• Cal2008 Posts: 2,181

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  23/11/12 - 02:00 #35

  Really enjoyed savage years, so now going to read his 2nd book for 1st time, hope he does another book.

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• tracystapes Posts: 3,309

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  23/11/12 - 18:00 #36

  Paul will be on 'Chattyman' tonight.
  
  I also hope there will be another book but how 'The Savage Years' is nicely wrapped up sort of made me think that was the end

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• Jimmy Connors Posts: 117,873

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  30/03/13 - 05:07 #37

  Finally finished all three books now, and would echo all the reviews that they're very well written and extremely funny.
  
  Considering Paul has said 'Still Standing' is the last one, I was very disappointed that he skipped 25 years. We had nothing about the years 1988-2012.
  
  I am hoping this was deliberate, and a final book is in the pipeline.
  

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  His Mother, Aunty Chrissie and Aunty Annie were complete legends! :cool::cool: Especially his Mum.

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  30/03/13 - 05:09 #38

  tracystapes wrote: »

  They're great. So funny but more scarily..real! :eek: It would be brilliant. Even maybe as a one-off special like the BBC did for Nigel Slater's book. Would be amazing!

  
  Toast was a great drama... Paul's book definitely require similar treatment

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• maddiesdoor Posts: 828

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  01/04/13 - 18:54 #39

  Love Paul and the books

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