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The Comic Strip Presents...

  • Série télévisée
  • 1982–
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The Comic Strip Presents... (1982)
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA series of self-contained television movies starring performers from London's "Comic Strip" comedy club and their friends. Noted for a high sense of parody of previous movies, literature, a... Tout lireA series of self-contained television movies starring performers from London's "Comic Strip" comedy club and their friends. Noted for a high sense of parody of previous movies, literature, and generally everyone in sight.A series of self-contained television movies starring performers from London's "Comic Strip" comedy club and their friends. Noted for a high sense of parody of previous movies, literature, and generally everyone in sight.

  • Casting principal
    • Peter Richardson
    • Adrian Edmondson
    • Jennifer Saunders
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    • Casting principal
      • Peter Richardson
      • Adrian Edmondson
      • Jennifer Saunders
    • 11avis d'utilisateurs
    • 9avis des critiques
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    • Récompenses
      • 2 victoires au total

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    Peter Richardson
    Peter Richardson
    • Julian…
    • 1982–2016
    Adrian Edmondson
    Adrian Edmondson
    • Billy…
    • 1982–2012
    Jennifer Saunders
    Jennifer Saunders
    • Anne…
    • 1982–2012
    Nigel Planer
    Nigel Planer
    • Den Dennis…
    • 1983–2016
    Dawn French
    Dawn French
    • Frances…
    • 1982–2012
    Robbie Coltrane
    Robbie Coltrane
    • Max…
    • 1982–2012
    Rik Mayall
    Rik Mayall
    • Colin Grigson…
    • 1983–2012
    Keith Allen
    Keith Allen
    • Bonehead…
    • 1983–1993
    Steven O'Donnell
    Steven O'Donnell
    • 2nd Man…
    • 1988–2016
    Kevin Allen
    Kevin Allen
    • 3rd Man…
    • 1984–1993
    Jimmy Fagg
    • Soldier…
    • 1990–1993
    Daniel Peacock
    • Toby Thurlow…
    • 1982–2012
    Gary Beadle
    Gary Beadle
    • Gary…
    • 1990–2011
    Phil Cornwell
    Phil Cornwell
    • Charlie…
    • 1992–2012
    Alexei Sayle
    Alexei Sayle
    • Bride's Father…
    • 1988–2016
    Serena Evans
    Serena Evans
    • Bumble…
    • 1983–1986
    Doon Mackichan
    Doon Mackichan
    • Barbara…
    • 1992–2005
    Malcolm Hardee
    • Builder…
    • 1984–1992
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    Avis des utilisateurs11

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    8maximillianheck

    It has it's moments...

    Fun, but a lot of the humor is going to go over a lot of heads if you're not actually English.

    It was great seeing the origins of three of the four / five Young Ones, and I was pretty well impressed by Nigel's breadth of character, and later Abe and Rik as Bottom (fart jokes and random violence are universal,) but yeah, I'm pretty sure I missed a lot as an American. You had Thatcher and the Falklands, we had Reagan and pretty much all of Central America. Also a great introduction to French and Saunders.
    didi-5

    Hit and miss comedy capers for Channel Four

    The first 'Comic Strip Presents ...' production came to our screens on the opening night of Channel 4 (I think) with one of the best editions, 'Five Go Mad In Dorset' (Peter Richardson as Julian, Ade Edmondson as Dick, Jennifer Saunders as Anne, Dawn French as George, and Ronald Allen aka David from Crossroads as Uncle Quentin. Also featured Daniel Peacock, now there's a blast from the past, as Toby).

    Future editions were a bit hit and miss but I'm glad to have been around when these were new: 'The Bad News Tour' (including Rik Mayall and Nigel Planer as well as Ade from The Young Ones); 'Gino' (with Keith Allen and Robbie Coltrane); 'The Bullshitters' (the Professionals spoof with Keith Allen as Bonehead and Peter Richardson as Foyle; Scum's Julian Firth; Esther Freud as a backstage floozy, and Elvis Costello as an A&R man); 'The Strike' (following the miners' strike, this appeared - three Allens (Keith, Kevin, Ronald) and the loud Scouser Alexei Sayle); the wonderful 'Mr Jolly Lives Next Door' (Peter Cook, Nicholas Parsons, and I seem to remember Rowland Rivron in this?); and 'The Yob' (Keith Allen again; Julian Firth as a coke addict; Warren Clarke; Gary Olsen; and Derrick Branche).

    By the mid-1990s though the series was looking tired - a new generation of comedians was starting to appear and the Comic Strip gang were all heading into their 40s and beyond. Some went on to greater things, some disappeared. I doubt a series like this would survive for nearly twenty years if it started now, with largely the same core cast. 'The Comic Strip Presents ...' was groundbreaking and largely a lot of fun.
    5Terrorantula

    Great cast but only a few funny episodes

    I love the cast but the episodes are more miss than hit. There are a few gems but only for fans of goofy loud comedy.
    7m-vinteuil

    New Romantics and a single white glove

    9 discs of the entire cast of The Young Ones and French and Saunders before they hit their stride. From the opening night of Channel 4 in 1982, to mid-nineties burnout. "Hit 'n miss" is the best description for this collection, but you will have to sit through every episode to find the few you agree with (keep in mind they are over an hour long each, with some at feature length). Each (with the exception of the Famous Five, Bad News and Bullshitters reprises) is completely different, and range from bold and original, to unfunny, or unbearable.

    Personal favourites include:

    Mr. Jolly Lives Next Door - resides somewhere between Rick and Viv, Bottom and the movie Guest House Paradiso. No-brow humor that will only appeal to those born with a penis. And depends on whether you find Rik Mayall and Adrian Edmondson screaming "Nicholas, Bloody, Parsons! You BASTARD!" funny. Most will.

    Bad News / More Bad News - Predated Spinal Tap. As this is made by actual Brits, it gets right a lot of what Tap got wrong.

    The Strike / GLC - Brilliant send-up of pretty much everything, the real highlight of the collection and espoused by all. You will never view a British film in quite the same way after seeing this.

    Four Men in a Car/Plane - One-offs independent of the series, and the comedians at the height of their maturity. The best each has to offer.

    Spaghetti Hoops - Not laugh-out-loud funny, but not meant to be. Toward the end they were finally able to make the art house short they were aiming for.

    Private Enterprise and Gino don't have belly laughs, but they do have an enjoyable forward momentum. Whilst others will make you ask "what the hell were they thinking?" The entire series was timely and topical, which means that all the short films are incredibly dated. And most will no doubt play better in the mind's eye than actually watching them again. Making the first few discs write-offs on repeat viewing. Even at their worst, you have to admire their originality.
    F Gwynplaine MacIntyre

    Elvis Costello & Robbie Coltrane

    Many episodes of 'The Comic Strip Presents' were parodies of specific films or TV shows, or parodies of film/TV genres. The episode transmitted 3 November 1984 was titled 'The Bullsh**ters', and it's an hilarious parody of the ITV action series 'The Professionals' in particular and thick-ear matey action shows in general.

    The crime-fighting partners in 'The Professionals' were named Bodie and Doyle, so here in 'The Bullsh**ters' we have Keith Allen and Peter Richardson (both of whom also wrote the script) as Bonehead and Foyle, taking orders from their commanding officer, hilariously played by Robbie Coltrane. Bodie and Doyle, of course, had an expensive car with all sorts of gizmos ... but Bonehead and Foyle have to make do with bus passes as they rush from headquarters to their deadly missions.

    Coltrane has one very funny set-piece routine, in which he shows Bonehead and Foyle the proper way for a TV action hero to get into a car. Elvis Costello is also funny in a brief turn as a deaf man. Alana Pellay and Jimmy Fagg (don't ask) play themselves.

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      Only five of the planned six shows from the first season were produced when Channel 4 decided that "Back to Normal With Eddie Monsoon" (also referred to as "An evening With Eddie Monsoon" by some sources) was unsuitable for broadcast. The character was revived in the second season episode "Eddie Monsoon: A Life" and featured Adrian Edmondson in the title role as the washed-up South African television host. The name Eddie Monsoon is, of course, a pun on the name Edmondson. Many years later, Edmondson's real-life wife Jennifer Saunders resurrected the name Eddie (short for Edina) Monsoon for her character in the sitcom Absolutely Fabulous (1992).
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      Colin Grigson: [trying to sound cool] Uh, yeah, thanks, Mrs Grigson.

      Colin's mum: No need to be so formal Colin. After all, I am your mother.

      [he cringes]

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      Featured in A History of Alternative Comedy (1999)

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    • Date de sortie
      • 2 novembre 1982 (Royaume-Uni)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Royaume-Uni
    • Langue
      • Anglais
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      • The Comic Strip Presents
    • Lieux de tournage
      • ABC Cinema, Ewell, Surrey, Angleterre, Royaume-Uni(cinema in 'Dirty Movie' - now flats)
    • Sociétés de production
      • Channel 4 Television Corporation
      • Comic Strip
      • Michael White Productions
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