Has your town been parodied on TV?
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Following the thread on where you are from, has your town ever been laughed at in a tv show?
Salbates was saying she lived in Worksop, made famous in Maid Marian and Her Merry Men as home to nutters and mud eaters.
The town I moved to had a gameshow named after it two years ago
Salbates was saying she lived in Worksop, made famous in Maid Marian and Her Merry Men as home to nutters and mud eaters.
The town I moved to had a gameshow named after it two years ago
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I was born and lived the first 14 years of my life in Liverpool, so definitely yes!
that's exactly what I was about to type until you beat me to it!
EDIT - and our birthdays are the same...spooky stuff :eek:
Pretty Shitty City, I say!
It is, but some would say take the pretty part out
The Liver Birds & Bread
Yay!!!
Brookside did more damage to liverpool's rep (as if it needed it) imo. Cilla Black pretty much killed it.
Also mentioned a few times in Corrie.
All the time!
Actually, Bolton has more than its fair share of famous alumni that do get parodied or self-parody.....Sarah Cox, Sir Ian McKellen, Stu `Stewpot' Francis, Vernon Kay, Peter Kay (no relation) and Paddy McGuinness....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bolton#Famous_people_from_Bolton
First one before I was born, but have seen the repeats... disgraceful how in one ep, Bill Kenwright plays a rabid Liverpool fan! :eek:
Second one was quite cool at the time, except for the fact that at least three of the family were Mancs putting on scouse accents (not altogether convincingly, yes you Billy Boswell!) and another was from Birkenhead.
Not yet...............I'm sure it will be :eek:
Cracker, City Lights, Rab C Nesbitt and loads others. of Course glasgow is nothing like the tv shows!
Anyway i now live in a posh place which has not been parodied on tv although lots of tv stars live here- maybe that is why!!
That's me
Plenty of mud eaters here lol
Glasgow is a fab city.........:D
Although the lead character was presumably a Glaswegian, wasn't it set in Manchester?
Probly you mean Taggart, which is certainly my image of Glasgow... 'Sarge, there's bin a mudd-dah'.