will any comedy fans be tuning into "Harry And Paul", from Tuesday onwards?

[CBOLAR]

I'll be out tonight, but will definitely watch it tomorrow at my earliest convenience.

 

[MC Slish]

All based on one episode OP?

Comedy is subjective and down to taste. I think it was mostly very good (1st episode) especially the Dragons Den sketch.

So I will be watching and I hope they get a run like last of the summer wine just to annoy the detractors

 

[juan d]

Annoy me?

This thread is not about me - it is about "Harry And Paul"!

Watch what you like - like the other people here, you are a free agent!

And so am I!

 

[leapoffaith241]

I disagree with whoever said they can't do accents. Paul is still brilliant, I love the voice he does for the surgeons sketches. They don't want to repeat old voices they've done, what would be the point?

 

[munkismile]

I think they are doing their On The Buses type characters again tonight. It was the only funny think they did in the last one.

 

[Havaianas]

It's the posher voices that were the most annoying for me in the episode. The surgeons, the private members club and even the spoof old time movie which I admit may have been over emphasised for humour.

It does seem that Whitehouse does want to keep repeating characters (voices) though.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/theguardian/2010/sep/25/harry-enfield-interview

 

[chopper]

Anyone watching?

On The Tardis!

 

[Medur]

So Ian Hislop is possibly definately a queer.....

 

[Lisette O]

There are no jokes really, it's character developement and surrealism.

Didn't like the first ep but this 2nd one is more like the last series.

I like it after all.

 

[lacute7ness]

Best sketch by a long way-although Parking Pateweyo was funny too, and I loved the whole atmosphere of the 40s film noir send-up.

"He's on TV, so he must be queer," is just tedious-like the chav dad shouting 'shut up!' to his dog-and what was that sketch about the two Radio Four men on the zebra crossing all about!?