Gavin & Stacey

Me neither!
 

Quote: SlagA @ January 2 2010, 1:12 PM GMT

No joke. My father was devastated to learn recently that Chaplin is dead and there's actually been two world wars. And just last week I helped him burn down the house of a witch, who owned a magical box with little people in it who talked to her.

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Where is Wales though actually?

Obviously glad it's over but I will miss Gavin's Lego hair and weirdly sharp teeth.

You know what? This was marginally better than the dross that has followed the pretty good first season. Overall though? Unfunny, cliche, a pathetic drive for the 'catchphrase'.

I've just watched the 'out-takes' and I challenge anyone to watch them and not laugh. They obviously had a great time making the show.

Quote: AngieBaby @ January 8 2010, 11:11 PM GMT

They obviously had a great time making the show.

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So what?

Quote: jim field @ January 9 2010, 11:17 AM GMT

So what?

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Sheesh.
 

The point is, it is irrelevant whether they had a 'good time' making it - if the content is poor then the content is poor - FIN.

Quote: jim field @ January 9 2010, 3:27 PM GMT

The point is, it is irrelevant whether they had a 'good time' making it - if the content is poor then the content is poor - FIN.

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She wasn't talking about the show content though, just that they appeared to have fun making it, which is a valid comment regardless of the shows actual quality. Also, not everyone thinks the content is poor - FIN.
 

Thanks Matt. you explained my point well.

Jim, I enjoyed the out-takes as they obviously enjoyed working together, which made the programme fun to watch.

Rather than trying to pick holes, I try to enjoy comedy. Which is wy I enjoy this site.

I'd prefer trying to enjoying it rather than be contentious for the sake of it.