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really? thanks for the heads-up, i had no idea.. i don't keep track of the programming schedule for UK Bilge +1 or whatever channel it's on lol..gk141054 said:Don't miss this TOMORROW kids!!!!!
Cannot wait!!!!!!
or, in craig charles' case, ravaged by crackWookie said:Having seen the trailers, Mr Llewellyn is one lucky son-of-a-diddly. Everyone else has been ravaged by time
And Chris Barrie is feeding his habit by writing for classic car magazines. He recently wrote a piece on the Jensen Interceptor.dirtybobby said:at least those two have had steady work (hasn't llewllyn been doing some gadget/robot/science show or something?).. the cat has just become a reclusive sword-wielding racist lol..
Series 1-6 were done in front of a live audience and their laughter recorded. Series 7 was done entirely in a studio and then shown to an audience, whose laughter was recorded and then dubbed on. This was thought unsuccessful, so they went back to doing it in front of a live audience for Series 8.Wormella said:Yeah, I quite enjoyed it - but I noticed something, if I'm right the original had a laugh track didn't it? Now I HATE laughtracks, but I found it was oddly quiet without it. I might be wrong, I may just have made it up in my head but it just felt a bit empty.
They're on in a block on Monday night, I believe.Wormella said:I'll catch the rest when they're repeated
Apparently most of the set was CGI, including the skutters. I suppose there's no chance of a CG skutter poking someone in the eye or grabbing somebody by the crotch.Wormella said:I'm out tonight but but It's a jolly good idea and I think it's been done well.
Not keen on the CGI Scutters though I was amused by the 'Dave Lister' in the top corner.
I wonder what other shows they could necromance into exsistence??