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Angus Daeyton's pointless unfunny cameo...
who cares??? I sure as hell didn't, so pointless I nearly fell asleep....
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in casualty I mean sorry for those who didnt see it
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indeed. I stop watching a few mins ago-even another series of Millionaire is more appealing....
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he couldnt be much more boring in this could he
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OP, it's on now, and no offence meant but I think you are missing the point. The point is that he is not there to be funny and in fact if playing himself as a miserable git. That's being made very clear in the writing. Whether he is or not is another matter...
Last edited by pammi_i : 10-03-2007 at 21:17. |
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lol no, I thought he may be acting but nooo it's another attempt to revive his dead career by attaching himself to a charity....., classy (!).... :S
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Originally Posted by Emzie21
lol no, I thought he may be acting but nooo it's another attempt to revive his dead career by attaching himself to a charity....., classy.... :S
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He wasn't meant to be funny. I'd be more concerned with praising the show for using this hour to portray just how important donations are to help ill people from all over the world.
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Quote:
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He wasn't meant to be funny. I'd be more concerned with praising the show for using this hour to portray just how important donations are to help ill people from all over the world.
When it comes to charitable events, less is very definitely more. |
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I'm of course all for comic relief, it helps thousands of people, but I can't help thinking that it's only mentioned cos the BBC feels it needs to, not because the writers actually care, it seems a bit contrived...
Last edited by Emzie21 : 10-03-2007 at 21:41. |
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Now THAT was a good speech from the receptionist! It might even get me over my own charity fatigue
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Originally Posted by Emzie21
I'm of course all for comic relief, it helps thousands of people but I can't help thinking that it's only mentioned cos the BBC feels it needs to, not because the writers actually care, it seems a bit contrived...
The point is that hopefully someone will care, somewhere, and it's irrelevant whether the writers or producers or even the performers care, as long as we do. Last edited by pammi_i : 10-03-2007 at 21:43. |
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I guess you're right, just tired, sorry, coming across a bit nathan aren't I??? lol
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Well considering the writer is Richard Curtis, I think we can taken as read that he does care.
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yeh that part in dibley was heartbreaking
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I guess you're right, just tired, sorry, coming across a bit nathan aren't I??? lol
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nathan,good as always.love the charactor.
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what the cheating stuck up brothel visitor?.... lol
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yes him.makes me laugh.typical frustrated middle management.i do like to generalise.
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Yes, I like the character of Nathan, you always need a villain, and he does villain really good.
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The end i thought was very good! And Alice's speech was nice aswell.
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I have to say i found last night episode one of the worst ever apart from the boy with mental illness the rest was just silly
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How contrived was Alice's speech? I thought it was cringe worthy.
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she is cringe worthy.
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i thought it was a very good speech, and seemed to make some sense of the programme. The character has been sadly underused and it's nice to see her finding a voice. I hope she speaks up a bit more in the future. It's lovely to see a new character who is a young girl who isn't a standard straight long blonde/brunette fake boobed WAG wannabe
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