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Cardiff City & Wales I've always thought Forest Whitaker would do well. As I get older I am returning to the Custard Cream 3 Bits of Fry & Laurie - The Complete Scripts Jaded Axe Attack Location: East Molesey - it's paradise Birthdate: 1968-12-11
posted 07-08-2008 23:37

 
Anyone else watching/watched this? A sitcom set at a weekly prison visit between about 4 or 5 cons and their families. All of it shot in the same "room".

I only had it on in the background a few weeks ago but it's a real grower. Stuck in BBC1's graveyard shift though, 11pm-ish on a summer Wednesday night but I presume it's had a BBC3 airing before.
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posted 08-08-2008 00:11

 
Mrs Bored really likes it. From the bits I have seen, it reminds me of "Early Doors"
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Cardiff City & Wales I've always thought Forest Whitaker would do well. As I get older I am returning to the Custard Cream 3 Bits of Fry & Laurie - The Complete Scripts Jaded Axe Attack Location: East Molesey - it's paradise Birthdate: 1968-12-11
posted 08-08-2008 10:12

 
I have heard that about it (it shares some cast members I believe) but, mystifyingly, I never saw 'Early Doors'.

It might be the legal theme or the obscurity but I am always reminded of the excellent 'Outlaws' when i watch it.
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posted 08-08-2008 10:25

 
Like me, you may have had your view of "Early Doors" tarnished by association with "The Royle Family" (Craig Cash wrote and acted in both)

"Early Doors" however was a much less cartoonish, more rounded and sympathetic portrayal of working class life than "TRF" although it did somewhat harken back to some 60s working class vision of life at times
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posted 08-08-2008 12:46

 
I quite like it. The recent bit with the guy pretending to be a Ninja really tickled me for some reason. I need to get out more.
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Cardiff City & Wales I've always thought Forest Whitaker would do well. As I get older I am returning to the Custard Cream 3 Bits of Fry & Laurie - The Complete Scripts Jaded Axe Attack Location: East Molesey - it's paradise Birthdate: 1968-12-11
posted 08-08-2008 19:41

 
Bored Of Discipline wrote:
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Like me, you may have had your view of "Early Doors" tarnished by association with "The Royle Family" (Craig Cash wrote and acted in both)



No, I read good things about it and was keen to see it but just never caught up with it.
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