This Morning with Richard Not Judy

TV Series
1998–1999
45m

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Richard Herring and Stewart Lee in This Morning with Richard Not Judy (1998)

A spoof of the well known This Morning With Richard & Judy, by Lee and Herring.A spoof of the well known This Morning With Richard & Judy, by Lee and Herring.A spoof of the well known This Morning With Richard & Judy, by Lee and Herring.

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Stewart Lee

Jesus…

Richard Herring

Histor…

Kevin Eldon

Judas Iscariot…

• 1998–1999

Paul Putner

Peter Gibbs…

• 1998–1999

Richard Thomas

Keyboard Player…

• 1998–1999

Trevor Lock

Self…

• 1998–1999

Nathalie Brandon

Self

• 1998–1999

Emma Kennedy

Nostradamus

• 1999

Gordon Parnis

Various Roles

• 1999

Ivanhoe Norona

• 1999

Andrew Mackay

Mad Scientist

• 1999

Jo Unwin

Various roles

• 1998

Roger Mann

Lazarus

• 1999

Paul Blair

The Three Jimmis

• 1999

Bernie Clifton

Self

• 1999

Ciaran McIntyre

Tooth Fairy

• 1999

Carlton Dixon

• 1999

David Baddiel

Marc Alann

• 1999

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Jeanette Muff

And Then I Got Off The Bus - Aaahhh!

The best work so far of comedy duo Lee & Herring, these two live series, both originally broadcast Sunday lunchtimes, are just brilliant! Continuing with their running gags & catchphrases you see the usual familiar faces, such as the actor Kevin Eldon, appearing as a number of characters. And because it is live often things don't go quite to plan!

Sketches & features include Histor's Eye, The Organ Gang, When Insects Attack, The Unusual Priest, Sunday Heroes, The Curious Orange, When Things Get Knocked Over Spill Or Fall Out Of Cupboards, Lazy Comedy Slags, There'll Always Be Milk, Nostradamus, Trevor & Nathalie, King (or Queen) Of The Show and, of course, Simon Quinlank to name just a few.

Why oh why didn't the BBC give them another series?

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Best comedy on TV

This show is by far one of the most satirical and funniest shows I have had the pleasure in watching. It amazes me how they can be so crude at 12:15 on a Sunday.

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Trivia
In the final episode, in which the Curious Orange becomes the citric equivalent of Davros from Docteur Who (1963), Curious Orange was originally to have been defeated by Tom Baker. Baker declined, saying that the part was "not for him".

Goofs
In the course of the show the Curious Orange's Bananas go off and then ripen again.

Quotes
The Unusual Priest: A young man came up to me the other day and said "What will my friends say when I tell them that I am a Christian?" "Oh my poor young fellow," I replied, "they will say you are a nerd, and a wally, and a fruitcake, and they will call you a brainless, foolish spamoid, and they will take down your trousers in the playground in front of all the girls, and they will rub sticky lollipops into your hair and then run away laughing, laughing, laughing. But later, when you become a famous TV Vicar, they will regret their foolishness."

Alternate versions
A 30 minute edited version was made for the Friday night following the Sunday afternoon on which the show went out live. This included un-bleeped versions of some sketches.