steveos69-1

I would consider myself a big Bond Fan. Before this movie came out I bought all of the previous bond films and watched them all in order. I loved most of them and I loved how they reinvented Bond with the new Casino Royal. Quantum of Solace was my most anticipated film ever. After coming out of the cinema I don't think I have ever been so satisfied with a film. It was exactly what I wanted to see from a modern day Bond film and then some. Quantum was perfect in every way. They weren't trying to make "Casino Royal 2 Cruise Control". It was a sequel but it was different in all the right ways. It was more realistic and didn't have as many crazy plot twists. It was what The Bourne Supremacy was to Bourne Identity. I loved those films too and I'm glad they incorporated the same style of action. Why stick to the same tired format that they used for 20 Bond films with a fruity light hearted James Bond. Bond needed a change. They came up with a new concept and it worked. I don't understand some of the critics who say that it didn't have a bond feel to it and there was no Q. Casino Royal didn't have a Q and no one complained about that. The only reason I'm not giving this film 10 stars is because I thought the dialogue could have been better. Besides that, this is my favorite Bond film probably my second favorite film of all time after the Bourne Supremacy which is 10 out of 10 perfection.

Podge and Rodge were created and voiced by Ciaran Morrison and Mick O'Hara. They also wrote and voiced Zig & Zag and Teddy T and Bronx Bunny from the Bronx Bunny show.

Podge originally appeared on The Den, as a decidedly evil little character. At first, he was introduced as nothing more than a puppet Zag (of Zig and Zag) had found in a box amongst the rubbish behind a magic shop, and used him to practice ventriloquism.

The duo's increasingly regular use of profane language and sexual innuendo made them unsuitable for a children's television show (one particular line occurring at approx. 4 p.m the utterance of "Dustin smells like sh*t", which Dustin covered quickly with "I'm not wearing a hat!"), so, they were moved to a close to midnight slot, in the program, A Scare at Bedtime.