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Camilla Cleese - Sounds Like A Cheese
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Successful comeback, or a flop.
I wonder which it will be.
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I wonder which it will be.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The proof of the pudding will be in the eating, Canary. It will most likely not be anywhere near as brilliant as the original (imho one of the best sit-coms ever) but if it raises a few laughs, then why not?
As an aside, Camilla Cleese would actually be a cheese had Cleese's father not changed his surname when enlisting in the army during WW1.
As an aside, Camilla Cleese would actually be a cheese had Cleese's father not changed his surname when enlisting in the army during WW1.
The phrase 'Never go back .. ' is good advice in these situations.
The reasons why FT is so wonderful, is because they stopped at the top.
Same with The Office.
Do your very best work, stop, move on to something else, and don't let the impact and power of your original work be diluted by ever-weaker material.
The longer any artist's career goes on, the shorter the odds of providing sub-standard work get.
That's a simple fact of life - you cannot be brilliant all day every day, it simple doesn't happen, every artist of note has work that is below their best.
That's not to say that they can't carry on and re-gain those heights again, but part of the reason why early art is so successful is the energy and novelty and sheer 'newness' of making it, which cannot last.
It can evolve, but it cannot last.
So i think along with Frasier, this is a project doomed to endless comparisons, and sad failure, and that's a shame for all concerned.
The reasons why FT is so wonderful, is because they stopped at the top.
Same with The Office.
Do your very best work, stop, move on to something else, and don't let the impact and power of your original work be diluted by ever-weaker material.
The longer any artist's career goes on, the shorter the odds of providing sub-standard work get.
That's a simple fact of life - you cannot be brilliant all day every day, it simple doesn't happen, every artist of note has work that is below their best.
That's not to say that they can't carry on and re-gain those heights again, but part of the reason why early art is so successful is the energy and novelty and sheer 'newness' of making it, which cannot last.
It can evolve, but it cannot last.
So i think along with Frasier, this is a project doomed to endless comparisons, and sad failure, and that's a shame for all concerned.
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