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Alan Partridge

Meet Alan Partridge


Alan Partridge is a familiar face (and voice!) to anyone who enjoys genuinely good television (and radio!), having been seen (and heard!) on shows that have delighted the eyes (and ears!) of viewers (and listeners!) for decades, including BBC teatime show This Time (and North Norfolk Digital coffeetime show Mid Morning Matters!).

Broadcaster, writer, motivational speaker, sports fan, thought-leader, businessman and consummate professional, Alan enjoys bitter shandy, shandied lager, high-end knitwear and personal success. He is currently doing very well indeed.

Summary

Alan returns to podcasting, offering his unique perspective on life’s big questions, the hot-button issues of the day, his professional successes and the most intimate details of his personal life in a series he is already calling ‘seminal’. The second series will come partly from the oasthouse—in order to satisfy people who'd rather he didn’t mess with the format—and partly from other locations—to appeal to those who found the original format a bit limiting.

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Alan and his friend Ronald go potholing but Ronald stays in the car because he’s in a mood but that’s Ronald for you.
Alan visits a living museum to remember a time when sacrifice mattered.
Although not a Guardian columnist, Alan goes wild swimming and talks about it at length.
After being teased by some council workers while speed walking through a park, Alan reflects on the death of his dog and ponders the possibility of going back in time.
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Alan decides to focus on what matters - an afternoon teaching his grandchildren about the wonders of the solar system.

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Series 1 great, series 2 recycled and weak

Just nowhere near as good as the first… it’s like Steve Coogan lived up to the parody he jokes about in series 1 - dashing to meet an Audible deadline! Just lots of recycling, nowhere near as funny and a big disappointment. Half the length, half the quality. A couple of good moments but not really worth your time.

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Moribund

As a dedicated F.O.P this disappointed me. Alan revolves ...he doesn't evolve. Alot of content is rehashed. He's dumbed down...whereas I want to dumb up.

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wonderful stuff

laughed like a drain

Just so you know I never give anyone 5 stars.

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Comedy genius

The reason I’d got audible was for the first oasthouse, now for a constant replaying of this second round of rambling, comedy genius, the most layered comedy character ever. Incredible

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Alan... Alan! Alan? Alan!!

This sends emotions going in my head like... trainers... in a washing machine.
Alan may not complete me, but he always finish's me off.

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Funny and forgettable

Not quite as good as the first series as there's no real narrative thread running through it and some of the episodes are a little too random. There are also points where it feels more like a reading of a new Alan Partridge autobiography, rather than a scripted podcast.

It's probably funnier than the first series though, despite the reuse of a couple of jokes. There's also more music, some of which is very amusing (the Henry VIII song springs to mind). I just wish the whole thing was a little longer, felt more natural and had better structure.

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Great Alan Partridge addition

If you loved series 1, you will love this one. Gave me a lot of great laughs.

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brilliant.

absolutely fantastic, loved it, didn't think you'd beat the first series but this one lives up to and surpassed it.

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He's back!

Very funny and it gets us off to sleep like a big mug of horlicks..

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A new Alan!!!

Loves a woman of fifty, nifty!
Seldon no more, aaaah!
A perfect Sunday, not drinking Sangria in the park (check by laws).

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