Paul Lake's Left Knee
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I hope you sit there, like a cross between Albert Steptoe and Peter Kay, going DOGGING? DOG-GING??
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Peter Kay's Car Share
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I hope you sit there, like a cross between Albert Steptoe and Peter Kay, going DOGGING? DOG-GING??
I hope you sit there, like a cross between Albert Steptoe and Peter Kay, going DOGGING? DOG-GING??
Tbh mate, I try and dodge those occasions when the two families meet. I like them, they are really nice people, but we have nothing in common.
Paul Lake's Left Knee
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Tbh mate, I try and dodge those occasions when the two families meet. I like them, they are really nice people, but we have nothing in common.
Cant choose your family and all that. You are a miserable **** as well, that might have something to do with it ;-p
beano46
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She was in Phoenix Nights as young Mary and a series called that Peter Kay thing in a an Episode called Eyes Down.Just looked , so she is, I just assumed she was another of Peter Kay's old mates as I heard she was working in a call centre when he asked her to do car share.
DiscoSteve
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Some of it was brilliant - the bottle of piss, dogging, etc - some slow bits - watched all six episodes on the Premiere at Winter Gardens in Blackpool last year
Looking forward to the second series!
Looking forward to the second series!
It's certainly the best thing he's done since Phoenix Nights. I've had a bit of a downer on Peter Kay for the last few years. After his early stand up shows and Phoenix Nights he got stale and then annoying. I enjoyed Car Share and I'm looking forward to the next series. Sian Gibson is absolutely delightful.
Citizen of Legoland
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Have you ever seen one of the holy trinity of BBC comedies? Miranda, Mrs Brown or Citizen Khan?This constitutes as comedy these days...deary me. Not saying this to get a rise out of anyone but Peter Kay hasnt produced anything funny or been funny for 10+ years, and that's a fact.
Watch ten seconds of any and suddenly Kay will appear to be a comedy genius again.
Fact.
Cellarite
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Completely agree. I always wondered why 'The Office' never showed the staff at home or in an alternative setting such as in the supermarket. Why always focus on the workplace? Why did 'Max and Paddy' not show us what the rest of the characters of Phoenix Nights were up to? Why did 'Men Behaving Badly' rarely look at their behaviour from the ladies' perspective?Going against the grain but I thought it was wank. Why not show them at work or with their parents?
They would drive a right funny way ......the supermarket where they worked was the Halfords car park in Altrincham. They would drive there via Bolton and Sale town centre some weeks. It's as good for trying to work out where in Manchester they are whilst driving
It got on my nerves too
And to be a bit of geeky knob head I'm not sure that it was Halfords in Alti I'm pretty certain it was Halfords on Cheetham hill fort