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This could be quite funny - BBROWN1664 - 04-08-16 They say they are using the original scripts. Recalling how non-politically correct Till Death Do Us Part used to be, I seriously doubt there will be no tweaking going on. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-36979491 Re: This could be quite funny - YamFazFan - 04-08-16 I've been a big fan of the Hancock's Half Hour radio and TV shows since I first became aware of them when I was a kid in the early 80's. The missing radio episodes that they recently re-made were wonderful. Apart from the Sid James character (apparently he is notoriously difficult to mimic) you could almost forget that you were listening to a re-make. They stuck faithfully to the scripts and character traits/personalities. Re: This could be quite funny - Exupnut - 04-08-16 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CVrJDLie0k&feature=share Re: This could be quite funny - Exupnut - 04-08-16 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gd8UmX6Z2c8&feature=share Re: This could be quite funny - maddog04 - 07-08-16 Scouse Git.......HTF did they get away with it? ![]() Re: This could be quite funny - YamFazFan - 27-08-16 (04-08-16, 05:36 PM)BBROWN1664 link Wrote: They say they are using the original scripts. Recalling how non-politically correct Till Death Do Us Part used to be, I seriously doubt there will be no tweaking going on. I've just been reading an article about that in this weeks Radio Times. It says that they haven't altered the script, but they have selected an episode in which he says very little that's controversial. Re: This could be quite funny - darrsi - 27-08-16 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1W2gpRTcJh8 Re: This could be quite funny - celticdog - 27-08-16 Nice one darrsi, good to see the great Spike Milligan on the screen again. :lol Stuff like that was acceptable then as it was an example of 'reverse racism' back in the day. Re: This could be quite funny - darrsi - 27-08-16 The thing about all of these "non PC" series was that the main characters causing all the trouble were always made to look stupid anyway. Re: This could be quite funny - darrsi - 28-08-16 :rollin :rollin :rollin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tB8urDHETYM Re: This could be quite funny - Exupnut - 28-08-16 https://youtu.be/SteUjCPWXSU Re: This could be quite funny - YamFazFan - 04-09-16 I'd got the impression that in recent years the BBC had become embarrassed and ashamed of the programme. If that is the case it seems odd that they are now paying homage to it :rolleyes Re: This could be quite funny - BBROWN1664 - 05-09-16 I sat down yesterday afternoon and watched the "Till Death Do Us Part" and "Are you being served" remakes. What a load of tosh. The Are you being served one was pretty much what you would expect from that programme but Till Death us do part was a load of crap. IT may have been true to the original script but there was a reason that one was never filmed before. it was not that funny. There was very little in the way of Alf Garnets trademark comedy and certainly no racism or political incorrectness unless you include scousers in this. If you haven't seen this series yet, don't waste your time. Re: This could be quite funny - YamFazFan - 05-09-16 (05-09-16, 08:05 AM)BBROWN1664 link Wrote: I sat down yesterday afternoon and watched the "Till Death Do Us Part" and "Are you being served" remakes. What a load of tosh. Ditto the new 'Porridge' :wall Re: This could be quite funny - darrsi - 05-09-16 (05-09-16, 08:05 AM)BBROWN1664 link Wrote: I sat down yesterday afternoon and watched the "Till Death Do Us Part" and "Are you being served" remakes. What a load of tosh. I recorded both of them, but lasted about 10mins for each. Simply not funny whatsoever. Some things just can't be remade, and need leaving well alone. Re: This could be quite funny - tommyardin - 12-09-16 (05-09-16, 05:55 PM)YamFazFan link Wrote: [quote author=BBROWN1664 link=topic=20720.msg240852#msg240852 date=1473059142] Ditto the new 'Porridge' :wall [/quote] I didn't think the new porridge was so bad, but not a patch on the original. It seems humour evolves and moves on along with the rest of life, things that were really funny 40 odd years ago are no longer funny. I recall back in the sixties see a back up movie at the cinema (when you used to get the main movie and a backup one) called 'Home of your own' with Spike Milligan, Ronnie Barker and numerous other we'll know comedy actors, It was filmed in black and white and there was no speaking in it at all just silly music playing quietly in the background, I remember finding it so funny and laughing so much because of the antics of the builders in the film, the film was a backup to a film called 'Shot in the dark' and it was based on a building site. I found that film so funny at the time that a couple of years ago I found it on eBay it had been ripped off and stuck on a DVD. I sat down one night in eager anticipation with a couple of beers and it hardly brought a smile to my face. I'm not sure if I was easily amused all those years ago or whether I am just a grumpy old bastart now. Re: This could be quite funny - locksmith - 12-09-16 (27-08-16, 05:16 PM)darrsi link Wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1W2gpRTcJh8 And to make it worse thats Spike Milligan blacked up :lol I tried Alf Garnet on iplayer, dont think I lasted the 10 minutes ![]() Re: This could be quite funny - BBROWN1664 - 12-09-16 (12-09-16, 08:56 AM)tommyardin link Wrote: I'm not sure if I was easily amused all those years ago or whether I am just a grumpy old bastart now. I still find Porridge etc funny now but then I have a warped sense of humour. I just didn't find the new remakes that funny as they removed all of the non-PC stuff. Re: This could be quite funny - darrsi - 12-09-16 (12-09-16, 09:41 AM)locksmith link Wrote: [quote author=darrsi link=topic=20720.msg240337#msg240337 date=1472314571] And to make it worse thats Spike Milligan blacked up :lol I tried Alf Garnet on iplayer, dont think I lasted the 10 minutes ![]() [/quote] He was born in India, so technically wasn't doing anything wrong. :lol |