This summed up the genius of the young ones
Ha...missed both my legs!
This summed up the genius of the young ones
Ha...missed both my legs!
Sad news -thanks for the many many laughs
My mother attributes going into labour with my sister to having laughed herself silly to the Young Ones episode 'Bomb'. My sister and I spent a lot of time in our high school years watching the Young Ones, Bottom, Filthy, Rich, and Catflap, the New Statesman, etc.
However, I think Lord Flashheart was his finest acting work:
"Tell them Flash run out of juice, and before all the girls start killing themselves, I'm talking about petrol. Woof! Woof!"
Weird thing I can still quote word for word most of the episodes.
I loved Rik and Ade together but probably the best Young Ones clip for me is with Rick and Neil and "Crop rotation"
Still has me in tears.
Also, you know what they say Dirty pants clean botty!
Just watched that program, what an excellent piss take. I remember years ago when they did Bad News on Tour. Friggen funny as.
who is that playing bass??!!!!
Nigel Planer who also played Neil on The Young Ones.
sorry Gooner, in joke for YF's very own Vim Fuego.
Yip, that scene is when Colin Grigson (Rik Mayall) has temporarily left the band and Vim Fuego (Ade Edmondson) is playing bass, although he normally plays guitar (and piano, on which he writes an original song called Imogen that bears a striking resemblance to Lennon's Imagine).
In that still Den Dennis (Nigel Planer) is clearly playing the guitar, as he does throughout.
Yip, that scene is when Colin Grigson (Rik Mayall) has temporarily left the band and Vim Fuego (Ade Edmondson) is playing bass, although he normally plays guitar (and piano, on which he writes an original song called Imogen that bears a striking resemblance to Lennon's Imagine).
In that still Den Dennis (Nigel Planer) is clearly playing the guitar, as he does throughout.
That's it, I've had enough, I'm going. I'm not going to argue with you....see I'm not arguing with you..... Friggen funny as.
4 lagers, 8 lagers, 16 lagers 32 lagers, nah, make it 100 lagers.... Sounds like a YF podcast meeting. ;)
Campaign to get Mayall's WC song from 2010 to no.1
not seen this before but genius. Not he interview that's somewhat shite.
Sam Kelly RIP
Well known in Porridge and 'Allo 'Allo
very good actor in those.
Casey Kasem. Top 40 + Shaggy!
very good actor in those.
I struggle to think how "good acting" and "'Allo 'Allo!" can be related.
It was a great sitcom, but really there's not much acting involved in saying "ze painting of Madonna viff ze big boobies".
very good actor in those.
I struggle to think how "good acting" and "'Allo 'Allo!" can be related.
It was a great sitcom, but really there's not much acting involved in saying "ze painting of Madonna viff ze big boobies".
Maybe but he had pretty good comic timing and as Warren he displayed a real warmth in Porridge. Casey too, poor ol' Scooby :(
very good actor in those.
I struggle to think how "good acting" and "'Allo 'Allo!" can be related.
It was a great sitcom, but really there's not much acting involved in saying "ze painting of Madonna viff ze big boobies".
I was more hooked on the girl from the resistance and the German Fraulein.
Helga. I used to work with a lady who was the spitting image of her.
Tiki-taka.
No doubt Guardiola and few others will cling to its corpse though
RIP Rick
"The peoples poet is dead. I guess it must be time to grab the last freedom moped out of nowhere city and not even tell our parents what time we'll be back."
YOUNG ONES Series 2 ep.1:
[Rick is trying to commit suicide]
Rick: I feel sorry for you, you zeros! You nobodies! What's going to live on after you die? I'll tell you - nothing! That's what! [struggling to hang himself] Oh, this is pathetic![he gives up trying to hang himself, then sees a jar of pills and attempts to overdose]
Neil: [upon seeing Rick eating the pills] Vyv, Vyv – er, can you, like, actually kill yourself with laxative pills?
Vyvyan: I don't know Neil, but I'm going to stay and find out!
Neil: I think I'm going up to my room for a bit![Rick swallows pills in front of Neil as he leaves]
Rick: This house will become a shrine, and punks and skins and rastas will all gather round and hold their hands in sorrow for their fallen leader. And all the grown-ups will say, "But why are the kids crying?" And the kids will say, "Haven't you heard? Rick is dead! The People's Poet is dead!"[Vyvyan crouches down to watch Rick's rear as he talks]
Rick: And then one particularly sensitive and articulate teenager will say, "Other kids, do you understand nothing? How can Rick be dead when we still have his poems?" And then another kid will say... [he then farts loudly and realises what he's been taking]
Pack of matches: Don't look at me. I'm irrelevant.
Gone too soon. His friends say his health never fully recovered after suffering brain injuries when falling off his farm bike 16 years ago. May be connected to his sudden death. I was surprised at the time he made such a good recovery, his injuries were so bad. Working to the end but mainly small parts in recent years. He had to quit the stage show of "The New Statesman" in 2007 due to bad health.
UK Telegraph now saying he suffered a heart attack following completion of his daily run. Apparently he was well overweight - 'about eighteen stone' according to someone who'd recently seen him.
Tiki-taka.
No doubt Guardiola and few others will cling to its corpse though
But at least we still have total football.
And here in Nix-land we have "tap-and-go" football (all players are given a snapper card)
Tiki-taka.
No doubt Guardiola and few others will cling to its corpse though
But at least we still have total football.
And here in Nix-land we have "tap-and-go" football (all players are given a snapper card)
Tap and Go - weren't they those guys who pretended to be robots in the 80's?
Here they are with birthday cake candles glued to their heads - The height of fashion back in 1980...
PMSL laughing Fourtean, where do you come up with some of this? You're on fire in various threads today/night.
PMSL laughing Fourteen, where do you come up with some of this? You're on fire in various threads today/night.
J82 he's the man.
Gerry Goffin, lyricist & one-time husband of Carole King, aged 75. Now way up beyond the roof. RIP.
Carole King and James Taylor were an excellent folk duo.
Another of the Blackadder cast gone, the actress that played Nursie passed away.
Felix Dennis - Publisher and co-founder of Oz Magazine in the 60's, if you ever get the chance to find a copy of Tony Palmer's Trials of Oz it is a very good read.
Also recent publisher of Fortean Times, that in itself deserves a RIP.
Felix Dennis, co-publisher of Oz, with Richard Neville, aged 67. Rupert Bear sheds a tear.
Felix Dennis, co-publisher of Oz, with Richard Neville, aged 67. Rupert Bear sheds a tear.
lol I got the reference - very good!
Nobody has said it yet but we are all a bit RIP'd out by the amount of cool folk who have died recently still he has to go in here.
Eli Wallach - great actor, not just for trying to keeel Blondie in the Good, the Bad, but many others.
Particularly that one where he is trapped in that base in Antarctica with a bunch of crazed monkeys and I think Robert Culp. A thanks to who ever googles it or knows it. (can't be bothered).
Quite gave me the willies when I was little when I saw it for the first time. Carpenter must have watched it obviously influenced The Thing
"Tuco" as I will always remember him was a very good actor. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly is on my own personal top 5 favourite films list (Along with Once Upon a Time in the West and Blade Runner, Field of Dreams..). A very talented actor that could bring humour to a role but also turn into a deadly killer any second. Also noted for the Magnificent Seven and the Godfather part 3.
Who can forget that last scene in The Good, the Bad and the Ugly... "Hey Blondie, you know what you are? A dirty....."
Bobby Womack
RIP Rick
"The peoples poet is dead. I guess it must be time to grab the last freedom moped out of nowhere city and not even tell our parents what time we'll be back."
YOUNG ONES Series 2 ep.1:
[Rick is trying to commit suicide]
Rick: I feel sorry for you, you zeros! You nobodies! What's going to live on after you die? I'll tell you - nothing! That's what! [struggling to hang himself] Oh, this is pathetic![he gives up trying to hang himself, then sees a jar of pills and attempts to overdose]
Neil: [upon seeing Rick eating the pills] Vyv, Vyv – er, can you, like, actually kill yourself with laxative pills?
Vyvyan: I don't know Neil, but I'm going to stay and find out!
Neil: I think I'm going up to my room for a bit![Rick swallows pills in front of Neil as he leaves]
Rick: This house will become a shrine, and punks and skins and rastas will all gather round and hold their hands in sorrow for their fallen leader. And all the grown-ups will say, "But why are the kids crying?" And the kids will say, "Haven't you heard? Rick is dead! The People's Poet is dead!"[Vyvyan crouches down to watch Rick's rear as he talks]
Rick: And then one particularly sensitive and articulate teenager will say, "Other kids, do you understand nothing? How can Rick be dead when we still have his poems?" And then another kid will say... [he then farts loudly and realises what he's been taking]
Pack of matches: Don't look at me. I'm irrelevant.
Gone too soon. His friends say his health never fully recovered after suffering brain injuries when falling off his farm bike 16 years ago. May be connected to his sudden death. I was surprised at the time he made such a good recovery, his injuries were so bad. Working to the end but mainly small parts in recent years. He had to quit the stage show of "The New Statesman" in 2007 due to bad health.
UK Telegraph now saying he suffered a heart attack following completion of his daily run. Apparently he was well overweight - 'about eighteen stone' according to someone who'd recently seen him.
Just had a phone call from a friend to alert me to the Rik Mayall tribute tonight 7.30 pm Prime TV
They are showing one of his last TV appearances which screened April last year in Britain -
A two hour "Jonathan Creek Special" with Rik Mayall in a leading role playing Detective Inspector Gideon Pryke, a wheelchair bound character first created for Mayall after his 1998 accident when he wasn't very mobile.
Nigel Planer (Neil from the Young Ones) plays a corpse !!!
Bobby Womack
Alfredo di Stefano.
A bit before my time but his record speaks for itself.