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Porridge - Remake
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just had the pleasure of watching episode 2.
imo, utter tripe.
Canned laughter no doubt and am not surprised about that.
However, if it floats yer boat, then fine.
Amy thoughts on Ep 2?
imo, utter tripe.
Canned laughter no doubt and am not surprised about that.
However, if it floats yer boat, then fine.
Amy thoughts on Ep 2?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Mamy; "But he isn't copying. He's Nigel not Norman."
Yet there is an element of 'copying, Mamy. He continuously chews gum the same way his grandfather did and has many of the same mannerisms - all of which are forced, imho. Then there are the names the writers have given to the characters; the bossy Mr Meekie (the bossy Mr McKay), the mild mannered Mr Braithwaite (the mild mannered Mr Barrowclough). I watched some of last weeks and the first 15 mins of this week's, but i won't be watching again.
Yet there is an element of 'copying, Mamy. He continuously chews gum the same way his grandfather did and has many of the same mannerisms - all of which are forced, imho. Then there are the names the writers have given to the characters; the bossy Mr Meekie (the bossy Mr McKay), the mild mannered Mr Braithwaite (the mild mannered Mr Barrowclough). I watched some of last weeks and the first 15 mins of this week's, but i won't be watching again.
Not seen this, never saw the original but on the subject of repeats, I was channel flicking the other day and came across Percy Sugden and a child-like Ken Barlow, they seem to be showing the seriously old episodes of Coronation Street. It serves to show how bad the current version is, could be an own goal.
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