Hard to find comedy and let's find it why don't we?

[Small Man Big Horse]

Does anyone know where episodes of Anna and Katy can be found?

Have just sent you the links now, and as always if anyone else wants them just pm me.

I did watch the first episode and have to confess I didn't like it that much, I like both performers a lot but there were only a couple of bits which made me laugh out loud.

[Twilkes]

Have just sent you the links now, and as always if anyone else wants them just pm me.

I did watch the first episode and have to confess I didn't like it that much, I like both performers a lot but there were only a couple of bits which made me laugh out loud.

Thanks for this - yeah I remember it being really mixed, and some of the sketches were better in the pilot episode (if you can find that...) but I like the performers, and I'll watch anything William Andrews is in - here is he doing his best Richard Whitely:

[Small Man Big Horse]

Thanks for this - yeah I remember it being really mixed, and some of the sketches were better in the pilot episode (if you can find that...) but I like the performers, and I'll watch anything William Andrews is in - here is he doing his best Richard Whitely:

There's no sign of the pilot anywhere that I'm a member of unfortunately.

[jsgibble]

the Comedy Lab: https://send.vis.ee/download/4c16e5c55f03e62c/#nOwF9zp3NxpDoMWyL8BhCA

also included an old radio pilot they did

[Twilkes]

the Comedy Lab: https://send.vis.ee/download/4c16e5c55f03e62c/#nOwF9zp3NxpDoMWyL8BhCA

also included an old radio pilot they did

Ah cool thank you - at the time I remember loving the pilot, but when the series came round it's like they'd had to take it a bit more seriously and grown up, and parts of it weren't quite as effective. Think their live shows had similar, the first one was an unexpected (to everyone!) success, and the followups were never quite as good, going by reviews at the time.

Still can't believe they sponsored Coronation Street, how that came about I would love to know. Katy Wix says she has no regrets because it paid for her flat. :)

[Rowcher]

I've got Peppatits on a hard drive if you have no luck with soulseek. Would need some advice on where to upload to...

[Mobius]

Has anyone got Hotwives Of Orlando

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hotwives

Cheers!

[jsgibble]

I've got Peppatits on a hard drive if you have no luck with soulseek. Would need some advice on where to upload to...

https://send.vis.ee/ ?

[BeardFaceMan]

Has anyone got Hotwives Of Orlando

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hotwives

Cheers!

Sent you a PM.

[Rowcher]

Does anyone have any idea where I could find Celeb, aging rock star mid 2000s sitcom, starring Harry Enfield, Rupert Vansittart and Amanda Holden? Cheers

[JesusAndYourBush]

Something that's totally fallen off the net.  Not one single mention apart from this one... Here's the first 7 episodes of Mel & Sue's "PE Department" from London Live (aka BBC Radio London) in 2000.  Does anyone have the rest of the episodes (there were 10 more) or any of the actual radio shows?

[Small Man Big Horse]

Does anyone have any idea where I could find Celeb, aging rock star mid 2000s sitcom, starring Harry Enfield, Rupert Vansittart and Amanda Holden? Cheers

There's an episode on youtube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COLxd9a_YJA - but I couldn't find any more of it on any of the torrent sites I'm a member of.

[jsgibble]

Does anyone have any idea where I could find Celeb, aging rock star mid 2000s sitcom, starring Harry Enfield, Rupert Vansittart and Amanda Holden? Cheers

https://send.vis.ee/download/0728cbf2f07315f1/#Hl2J91KnapBe2UryRTZjEg

(It used to be on TVChaosUK)

[Mobbd]

Not strictly comedy, but I'm trying to find this Radio 4 programme with Stewart Lee.

It's a 2006 episode of a series called "With Great Pleasure."

https://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/7b493c65cfe14591a88ccbc3929a6a97

It's not on Stew's website audio archive and it's not on YouTube. I know some of you lot are good with radio archive.

[jsgibble]

Not strictly comedy, but I'm trying to find this Radio 4 programme with Stewart Lee.

It's a 2006 episode of a series called "With Great Pleasure."

https://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/7b493c65cfe14591a88ccbc3929a6a97

It's not on Stew's website audio archive and it's not on YouTube. I know some of you lot are good with radio archive.

Someone on soulseek has it but it's a locked file unfortunately

[Mobbd]

Someone on soulseek has it but it's a locked file unfortunately

I've never used soulseek so I'm not sure how it works. Can you request an unlock or anything?

[Malcy]

@Mobbd Always worth putting a request for audio stuff on here. They've been really helpful in the past https://www.temples.me.uk/harry/

[Mobbd]

@Mobbd Always worth putting a request for audio stuff on here. They've been really helpful in the past https://www.temples.me.uk/harry/

Brill. Just added a message. Thanks Malcers.

[jsgibble]

I've never used soulseek so I'm not sure how it works. Can you request an unlock or anything?

yeah messaged them https://send.vis.ee/download/cd181315a72bf16f/#lnASRGNzPqvdhhuQYsx8wg

[Mobius]

Does anyone have the old Garfunkel & Oates show please?

[Mobbd]

yeah messaged them https://send.vis.ee/download/cd181315a72bf16f/#lnASRGNzPqvdhhuQYsx8wg

Superb and bravo. Thank you very much.

[Small Man Big Horse]

Does anyone have the old Garfunkel & Oates show please?

I'm half asleep (after waking up far too early, but if you mean this: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2276413/ then yes, I've got it on an external hard drive and can up it this evening if that's okay?

[Mobius]

That's the one! If it isn't too much bother to do that then yeah that'd be brill, thanks pal

[Small Man Big Horse]

That's the one! If it isn't too much bother to do that then yeah that'd be brill, thanks pal

Man I was half asleep back then (and did shortly go back to bed for a few hours), and I have no idea what I was thinking as there's only one series called Garfunkel And Oates out there!

Anyway, I had a little more time this morning than I thought I would, so I've uploaded it and sent you the links - and as always if anyone else wants it just pm me.

[Huxleys Babkins]

Is there a copy of the Comic Relief Blankety Blank sketch that isn't the ridiculously low-quality one on YouTube?

[Twilkes]

I may even have asked this before, but I remember a children's cartoon from decades ago (possibly the Pink Panther) where the character is falling to the ground in an elevator, and at the last moment steps onto the ground unharmed while the elevator crashes to bits.

Anyone confirm which cartoon that was and even link to the episode?

Seems so obvious now that it might have happened in more than one cartoon.

And yes, at the time, aged 7, I thought that course of action was entirely possible and expected.

[kalowski]

I may even have asked this before, but I remember a children's cartoon from decades ago (possibly the Pink Panther) where the character is falling to the ground in an elevator, and at the last moment steps onto the ground unharmed while the elevator crashes to bits.

Anyone confirm which cartoon that was and even link to the episode?

Seems so obvious now that it might have happened in more than one cartoon.

And yes, at the time, aged 7, I thought that course of action was entirely possible and expected.

Definitely happens in a Bugs Bunny cartoon.

[Beetham]

I may even have asked this before, but I remember a children's cartoon from decades ago (possibly the Pink Panther) where the character is falling to the ground in an elevator, and at the last moment steps onto the ground unharmed while the elevator crashes to bits.

Anyone confirm which cartoon that was and even link to the episode?

Seems so obvious now that it might have happened in more than one cartoon.

And yes, at the time, aged 7, I thought that course of action was entirely possible and expected.

Not sure if either of these exactly fit the bill in terms of what you are looking for, but there are extended elevator sequences in the 1942 Donald Duck short 'Bellboy Donald' and the 1945 Bugs Bunny cartoon 'Hare Conditioned.'

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x35w6nv

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6vjxdz

[Twilkes]

Not sure if either of these exactly fit the bill in terms of what you are looking for, but there are extended elevator sequences in the 1942 Donald Duck short 'Bellboy Donald' and the 1945 Bugs Bunny cartoon 'Hare Conditioned.'

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x35w6nv

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6vjxdz

I don't think it's those, definitely wouldn't have been Donald Duck. Thinking about it, it might even have been a falling aircraft, but the protagonist was definitely cool as a cucumber about it so Pink Panther feels right. Will have a dig around.

[Malcy]

I don't think it's those, definitely wouldn't have been Donald Duck. Thinking about it, it might even have been a falling aircraft, but the protagonist was definitely cool as a cucumber about it so Pink Panther feels right. Will have a dig around.

Your original post definitely rang a bell and all I can think of Inspector Gadget and can't shake that image to remember what it really was now.