An Audience with Joe Pasquale

MD

Mr D'Arcy 20 February 2005 10:43am

Square Eyes posted:

Is this a good time to tell you that the next "An Audience with ...." is with Al Murray - The Pub Landlord.

LOL! Probably not. Can we have An Audience With Johnny Vegas? now that would be a bloody hoot.

OV

Orry Verducci 20 February 2005 11:18am

I thought the show was very good. The only bit I didn't like is the muppet at the end.

BH

BillyH Founding member 20 February 2005 12:17pm

Well, the show wasn't that bad...
...erm...look, a three headed monkey!
*scarpers*

MS

Mr-Stabby 20 February 2005 12:19pm

Ahh but at least Al Murray hasn't been on any stupid reality shows, and has worked to get where he is. Plus I find Al Murray very funny, so I think it'll be good. Certainly better than Joe. I used to think he was hilarious back in the day, but now he just dosen't seem that funny.

BE

besty 20 February 2005 12:30pm

Mr-Stabby posted:

Ahh but at least Al Murray hasn't been on any stupid reality shows

Like Hells Kitchen or next week's Celeb Fame Academy?

MS

Mr-Stabby 20 February 2005 1:16pm

besty posted:

Mr-Stabby posted:

Ahh but at least Al Murray hasn't been on any stupid reality shows

Like Hells Kitchen or next week's Celeb Fame Academy?

D'oh!

mmmmm...humble pie!

EA

Easylistener 20 February 2005 1:19pm

Does anyone know the fee that a "celebrity" might be paid for sitting in the audeince on this show and laughing dutifully. I'd love to know how much they rake in. I can't believe they are doing it out of the goodness of their hearts to support an old mate.

MD

Mr D'Arcy 20 February 2005 6:31pm

Easylistener posted:

Does anyone know the fee that a "celebrity" might be paid for sitting in the audeince on this show and laughing dutifully. I'd love to know how much they rake in. I can't believe they are doing it out of the goodness of their hearts to support an old mate.

Well most of them are actors after all LOL! And half on them haven't worked since God was a boy!

WE

Westy2 20 February 2005 10:07pm

I think that prat Jon Gaunt from BBC London & BBC WM said he was in the audience for the Al Murray one.

OH

ohwhatanight Founding member 21 February 2005 11:46am

What production slide was used at the end ? Are they still an LWT Production?

PS I also watched the Freddie Starr double bill on ITV3 and I think it's great that ITV3 is here. At this rate I will be watching more ITV3 than ITV1!!

MD

Mr D'Arcy 21 February 2005 7:07pm

ohwhatanight posted:

What production slide was used at the end ? Are they still an LWT Production?

PS I also watched the Freddie Starr double bill on ITV3 and I think it's great that ITV3 is here. At this rate I will be watching more ITV3 than ITV1!!

I never saw it but it must have been a Granada London one!

ITV3 is a cracking channel even if they have pulled out showing Hammer House of Horror this week.

BH

BillyH Founding member 21 February 2005 7:20pm

It said '(C) LWT 2005' in the credits, followed by 'A Granada Production' endcap.

(February 2005)