It's Oliver's birthday, and he's busy grumbling, with Nigel away, Lem is forced to provide the entertainment.
I've been giving relatively low scores, but at least Nigel Planer's presence has stopped it from being a devoid of anything decent, his absence here is very evident.
The Welsh traffic warden had me hiding under a cushion, it wasn't a good scene. What was that segment with the member of hari Krishna all about? It made no sense.
Is it just me, or am I hearing the hook for Bryan Adams famous song Everything I do, I do it for you?
When you think of the down to Earth comedy that the pair wrote with Birds of a Feather, this is the exact opposite, it's incredibly stuffy, was Britain genuinely this conservative back in 1985?
I found this episode more watchable than the last few, buy it simply doesn't have a single funny line. 4/10.
I've been giving relatively low scores, but at least Nigel Planer's presence has stopped it from being a devoid of anything decent, his absence here is very evident.
The Welsh traffic warden had me hiding under a cushion, it wasn't a good scene. What was that segment with the member of hari Krishna all about? It made no sense.
Is it just me, or am I hearing the hook for Bryan Adams famous song Everything I do, I do it for you?
When you think of the down to Earth comedy that the pair wrote with Birds of a Feather, this is the exact opposite, it's incredibly stuffy, was Britain genuinely this conservative back in 1985?
I found this episode more watchable than the last few, buy it simply doesn't have a single funny line. 4/10.