Naked Camera - back on 7th Nov!

faceman

Anyone else looking forward to the return of naked camera? Best show ever to come out of Ireland (yep, even better than father ted!!!)

Jake Stevens should get his own show!

Topical question: Do u fancy the woman on the show who goes around desperate for a date???

Basq

faceman wrote:

Anyone else looking forward to the return of naked camera? Best show ever to come out of Ireland (yep, even better than father ted!!!)

Now that's just crazy talk! :eek:

faceman

controversial i know, but what wud irish tv show wud have a punter looking for the dining car on the Dart??? :-)

Dinner

There are very few things better than Fr. Ted (which you could probably count as English since it was made by Hatrick for channel 4), but that mediocre excuse for a hidden camera show is not.

Mossy Monk

faceman wrote:

controversial i know, but what wud irish tv show wud have a punter looking for the dining car on the Dart??? :-)

a **** one

Hugh Hefner

God, Naked Camera sucked and Father Ted was British.

Rb

Oh god no I'm not looking forward to it's return, it's utter crap.

carpothepunk

Nah,i think its great

i saw jake stevens filming last tuesday outside paddypower bookies just off henry street

curiosity

faceman wrote:

Topical question: Do u fancy the woman on the show who goes around desperate for a date???

She (Maeve Higgins) is fine by me. She used to do a spot on Ray D'arcys radio show on Tues mornings, just talking about anything at all, she had a lovely voice and a fabulously wacky sense of humour. I'd date her, no probs.

Cina

Sigh, Father Ted was not a british show, don't talk bollocks.

penguinbloke

Can they really make another series?

They had 4 actors and surely with all the tv they've done to advertise the first series they could hardly make another one in the same vein.

That said nobody seemed to recognise Eoin McLove.

Dinner

Cina wrote:

Sigh, Father Ted was not a british show, don't talk bollocks.

It was produced and funded in England by hatrick/channel 4. Some of it (if not all, I'm not too sure) just happend to be made here.

mickymg2003

Its ok but not brilliant.

Anybody know if stew is returning? i hope not because it was absolutly terrible and a crime to irish television.

Kingmaker

It was very hit and miss.
jake was fantastic though.

Yeah, I'd date her (for entertainment value)

Boo-yah

Arabel wrote:

It was produced and funded in England by hatrick/channel 4. Some of it (if not all, I'm not too sure) just happend to be made here.

It's Irish. It was written by Irish people, created by Irish people and it starred Irish people. Just because it was made with British money doesen't mean it's British

Teller

Yeah I like Maeve Higgins, she's a good comedian. Seen her do stand up twice. Very funny.

Elmo

Anybody know if stew is returning? i hope not because it was absolutly terrible and a crime to irish television.

Yes :rolleyes: and one of the writers from Father Ted puts their name to it.

Teller

Oh God, Stew was awful!

Tusky

better than Father Ted ? get out of this country.

Hugh Hefner

Boo-yah wrote:

It's Irish. It was written by Irish people, created by Irish people and it starred Irish people. Just because it was made with British money doesen't mean it's British

You may like to think that, but you're wrong.

Elmo

You may like to think that, but you're wrong.

Does that make the Committments a british Movie? What about BallyK?

Some of Father Ted was filmed in here.

Father Ted was and is Irish. Just because TV3 or RTÉ didn't produce it doesn't mean it's not Irish.

Is The Bronxy Bunny Show Irish? It won the award for best Entertainment Last year.

Cina

Arabel wrote:

It was produced and funded in England by hatrick/channel 4. Some of it (if not all, I'm not too sure) just happend to be made here.

You misunderstand me, yes it was made by Hatrick but it was undeniably irish, the actors, the content, etc.

faceman

Cina wrote:

You misunderstand me, yes it was made by Hatrick but it was undeniably irish, the actors, the content, etc.

The Father Ted creators were Irish so that classifys it (in my opinion!) as Irish however NAKED CAMERA rules!!

:-)

MrJoeSoap

How can anyone argue that Fr. Ted isn't Irish? Its about Irish priests, with Irish actors, written by Irish people and appeals to a mainly Irish audience. As said before, the fact that it was made by British money makes little or no difference.

As for Naked Camera, I'm looking forward to it. I don't think it will be as good this time around however, but it should still have a few laughs.

chillywilly

carpothepunk wrote:

Nah,i think its great

i saw jake stevens filming last tuesday outside paddypower bookies just off henry street

i think the show is great too, i saw jake stevens filming outside the gaiety then i saw that other fellow(eoin mcglove from father ted)filming at the luas beside stephens green.

i watched him for afew minutes but everyone he approached recognised him, they will have to get a new cast like punkd do every season.:(