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Buster
11:36 Tue Dec 9
Re: Steve Coogan - Genius
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Never found him remotely funny in any way.
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Far Cough
11:37 Tue Dec 9
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Buster 11:36 Tue Dec 9
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HairySpotter
11:37 Tue Dec 9
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oh the irony
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Buster
11:38 Tue Dec 9
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What's ironic about that?
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Kearley
11:39 Tue Dec 9
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Alan Partridge was superb.
I think The Office was better, but Brent definitely evolved from AP.
I haven't see the movie yet. Any good?
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Grumpster
11:41 Tue Dec 9
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For some strange reason I have never seen a single episode of Alan Partridge, so I can only imagine that it was originally aired in the years when I had a drink problem.
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ludo21
11:43 Tue Dec 9
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I thought The Trip - to Italy was excellent...... Coogan and Rob Brydon were very good on so many levels, funny, thought provoking, sad... just bloody good, one of the best things on tv this year.
Don't really like him that much in anything else.
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cholo
11:46 Tue Dec 9
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He is superb as Alan Partridge but he doesn't write it unlike Gervais and the office.
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El Scorchio
12:08 Tue Dec 9
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Sky Atlantic have a 2 part documentary about a recent tour he did in Australia. Really, really good show, if you can find it.
Alan Partridge might be the finest comedy character ever created.
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Phils White Gloves
12:11 Tue Dec 9
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Likes a shag as well, apparently.
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HairySpotter
12:12 Tue Dec 9
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El Scorch my old mucker...whats the name so i can try and see it online
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Joey Woodwork
12:13 Tue Dec 9
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The Trip was brilliant.
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El Scorchio
12:43 Tue Dec 9
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Hairy- It was called 'Stand Up Down Under'.
Don't know if you'll be able to find a free download, but I think you can get it on the iTunes store...
Enjoy!
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w4hammer
1:28 Tue Dec 9
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his live show when he first came out was fcuking brilliant-- his Paul Calf persona was spot-on..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gV-kY9JuqDE
got a bit up himself since tho
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mentor
1:31 Tue Dec 9
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I've seen him on Question Time and he is actually a cunt.
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Eggbert Nobacon
1:33 Tue Dec 9
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bizarely shagged Courtney Love not sure that helps make him a genius though
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cholo
1:36 Tue Dec 9
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Egg
How did he bizarrely shag her?
Some sort of unconventional positioning?
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Eggbert Nobacon
1:38 Tue Dec 9
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not sure on that cholo, for some reason tho I can only imaine it happening with him in character as Partridge
that I'm sure you'd agree would be bizarre!
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/courtney-love-on-steve-coogan-fling-that-was-my-last-dance-with-cocaine-9540971.html
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HairyHammer
1:44 Tue Dec 9
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Alan Partridge yes defo and I like his show with Rob Brydon too. Apparently he can write very well too did a film with Judi Dench that he wrote i am not a big fan of most of his Hollywood films though Genius may be over the top but a brilliant comedy actor i would say yes.
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Eggbert Nobacon
1:45 Tue Dec 9
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ag ag
from another interview
Of her brief fling with the 47-year-old actor and comedian, she adds: “All it was, was a couple of shags at the Sunset Marquis [hotel in Los Angeles,] and I did not know he was Alan Partridge. I thought he was Tony Wilson in 24 Hour Party People – somebody I’d always had a daddy thing for. I had never seen Alan Partridge. But I was in a band with people who did know about Alan Partridge, so I had to make a record with them constantly saying to me: 'Back of the net!’”
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