He seems like the loveliest of loveliest lovelies in the world of lovelies, evuh.
and his scuppering of Eric Idle's proposed 1999 Python reunion.
In show business terms, he almost certainly is. The 2nd volume of diaries just makes it abundantly clear that he's also a very rich, very successful comedian/actor, who owns practically every house in his street. I have a feeling that we don't like our comedy heroes to be shrewd businessmen too.
Anyone who doesn't find the sight of a black man walking through first century Rome with a ghetto blaster blaring out 'Funky Town' absolutely hilarious is officially a sad, joyless bastard.
I didn't find it very funny. What official body is presiding over this verdict anyway?
Four Candles is overrated.Crosswords is underrated.
"He wants a bleeding menu now".
What about when Gregory Hines meets Oedipus and says "What's up motherfucker"?
Four Candles is overrated.
Isn't 'rook' also an archaic word for a con or a swindle?
Look up "underated" in't dictionary, and you'll find a glossy, wipe-away full-page spread of Dear John.
Anyway, the Morecambe and Wise Breakfast Sketch is overrated. Eric's great in it, but Ernie nearly jeopardises the whole thing. He can't even crack the eggs properly. He starts beating them too early as well, before the music justifies it. Meanwhile Eric nails the tricky fruit slicing and pancake business. As for the burlesque bit with the sausages, Eric twirls them around like a stripper and wraps them around his neck like a scarf, while Ernie just puts them over his shoulder and dances about. He really drags the sketch down.
Is Dear John really underrated?
Sitting Pretty and Roger Roger are underated...
Compared to OFAH, yes. To say nothing of Heartburn Hotel.
In terms of 80s sitcoms, Both Dear John and Just Good Friends aren't really underrated surely? Both really popular and critically acclaimed shows at the time.
If anything, Eric cocks up the fruit slicing on the third lemon.