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Graham (Fr Ted, Black Books, IT Crowd) Linehan on RTE 1 tonight

  • 08-01-2008 7:45pm
    #1
    mike65
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    At 10.15, an overview/interview of the writers/directors output.

    Mike


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  • #2
    gucci
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    interesting enough show, with some nice nostalgia thrown in. Also nice to see how he has grown in confidence over the years to finally work on his own, which you can clearly see he greatly enjoys this sense of achievement.
    Regardless of whatever he does,in my eyes he will always be remembered as one half of father ted, and in fairness thats not a bad legacy.


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    Green Giant
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    gucci wrote: »
    interesting enough show, with some nice nostalgia thrown in. Also nice to see how he has grown in confidence over the years to finally work on his own, which you can clearly see he greatly enjoys this sense of achievement.
    Regardless of whatever he does,in my eyes he will always be remembered as one half of father ted, and in fairness thats not a bad legacy.

    And although it has some way to go to match Father Ted, The IT Crowd ain't half bad either. Conclusion: Graham Linehan is a funny guy


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    Heisenberg.
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  • #5
    MoominPapa
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    Lets not forget Big Train. Hall & Oates community policing is one of the funniest things I've every seen.


  • #6
    seabee
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    Didn't he co-write and direct Black Books too


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  • #7
    K_P
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    seabee wrote: »
    Didn't he co-write and direct Black Books too

    Only the first series AFAIK. Still, the first series is by far the best in my opinion. He has an interesting blog type thing here:

    http://whythatsdelightful.wordpress.com


  • #8
    KrazeeEyezKilla
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    What happened to Steve Coogan?


  • #9
    mike65
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    He went to Hollywood, came back and made Saxondale.

    Mike.


  • #10
    kevmy
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    mike65 wrote: »
    He went to Hollywood, came back and made Saxondale.

    Mike.

    I presume he means the whole ancient surfer/ hippie look he's got going on.


  • #11
    mike65
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    Why thats Saxondale dude!

    Mike.


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  • #12
    gucci
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    Green Giant wrote: »
    And although it has some way to go to match Father Ted, The IT Crowd ain't half bad either. Conclusion: Graham Linehan is a funny guy
    must admit i havent watched any of it before but going on the snippets of last night il defiently be tuning in soon


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