So of all the online reviews by fans they chose to include mainly negative ones in the article, but one positive one.
Could have just bunged comments off here into it and made an article out of it.
What did you think of it?
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So of all the online reviews by fans they chose to include mainly negative ones in the article, but one positive one.
Not really The Guardian is it? It's a "fan" who says "barely one star at best" so he's barely a fan at best
@What A Waster was saying the press have got it in for him, I'm struggling to catch up hereNot really The Guardian is it? It's a "fan" who says "barely one star at best" so he's barely a fan at best
The actual review is five stars out of five ffs
This Time With Alan Partridge review – an excruciating white-knuckle ride
It’s almost as if The Sun and THe Mail disliked Coogan cos he stood up to them
Think it's been great so far. Too many people need a laugh track these days, too dumb to get the subtle jokes. I blame shite like Mrs Brown's Boys and reality tv shows for reducing viewers intellect.
Bit more to it than a laugh track
Knowing Me Knowing You had absolutely class set pieces and guests. AP's reaction to them still makes me chuckle.
Class guests like the Porn Clowns, Bald Brummies, ex gangsters, shooting a guest live on air etc wouldn't work at all on This Time because it's too close to the real thing. Piers Morgan plays a daft arsehole far better and comedy guests just look unrealistic.
I'm Alan Partridge worked because they aged him 30 years, shot it as a documentary and added some characters.
Mid Morning Matters/Scissored Isle tried to carry on the franchise with a mashup of the two. Didn't work for me personally but a lot of people liked it
Then Alpha Papa, which was poor, but This Time is easily the worst so far.
This is the first time it feels like they've wanted to throw every idea they can think of in there, even that gormless fucker who can't work a screen. Do Twitter feeds actually fail on telly these days?
Had a rough paper round to look like this at 43 likeNo they didn't.
In one scene Alan says to Dave Clifton "I'm 43 you cheeky git". In another scene he phones his son and tells him he's 22 and wasting his life by spending Saturday afternoon in bed with a girl.
Following on from him murdering Forbes McAllister on air, having the new commissioning editor Tony Hayers on his Knowing Me Knowing Yule special, he meets with Tony Hayers in episode one.
In KMKY, he mentions his son Fernando who is "at Cambridge".
In series 2 of I'm AP Lynne says "you're nearly 50" when he has his foot on a spike. Series 2 was 5 years after series 1.
The timeline is pretty consistent throughout.
Had a rough paper round to look like this at 43 like
Had a rough paper round to look like this at 43 like
Toblerone addiction.