Category Archives: Comedy

VHS Review – ‘TravelWise’

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I’ve added a new review to ‘The Works of Sarah Sutton’ page, attached to ‘The Nyssa Challenge’! It’s on the educational video drama ‘TravelWise’ starring Sarah Sutton, Nicholas Courtney, Nicola Bryant, Colin Baker, Peter Miles and Anna Karen. Continue reading

Quick DVD Review – ‘Napoleon Dynamite’

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I’ve now seen the third of three birthday presents from my best mate Stephen for 2017!

‘Napoleon Dynamite’ is a comedy film made in 2004. It has the feel of a 1980s movie about it, since there are cassette tapes featured in it. I enjoyed seeing this film. I wasn’t sure whether I would take to it, but I found some enjoyment in the story and the characters. I will need to see this movie again. Continue reading

Quick DVD Review – ‘The Mask’

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I’ve now seen the second of three birthday presents from my best mate Stephen for 2017!

‘The Mask’ is a comedy superhero movie that I’ve enjoyed watching! I remember watching this film on VHS in the 1990s. However I had vague memories from watching the film, since I was a kid and couldn’t remember the story. So it was great to revisit the film on DVD and also watch it as an adult. Continue reading

Quick DVD Review – ‘Blackadder’s Christmas Carol’

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I’ve now seen the first of three birthday presents from my best mate Stephen for 2017!

I enjoyed watching ‘Blackadder’s Christmas Carol’ on DVD! Yes I know, it’s too early for Christmas as it’s only June! But as Oliver Hardy said, “Do your Christmas shopping early!” 😀 Also, if I can review ‘Doctor Who’ Christmas Specials throughout the year, why can’t I do it with Blackadder’s Christmas?! Continue reading

‘Keeping Up Appearances’, Series 3 & 4 REVIEWED

 

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I’ve now added my reviews on Series 3 & 4 of ‘Keeping Up Appearances’. This also includes the Christmas Special from 1991 of ‘Keeping Up Appearances’.

I’m looking forward to watch Series 5, the last season of this TV comedy series, next! Continue reading

‘Keeping Up Appearances’, Series 1 & 2 REVIEWED

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I’ve now added my reviews on Series 1 & 2 of ‘Keeping Up Appearances’.

I’m looking forward to watching the rest of this TV comedy series as I go through watching Series 3 & 4 next. Continue reading

New Page – ‘Keeping Up Appearances’

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I’ve now added a new comedy page to my ‘Bradley’s Basement’ blog. This is on the BBC TV comedy series, ‘Keeping Up Appearances’, starring Patricia Routledge with Clive Swift, Josephine Tewson, David Griffin, Judy Cornwell and Geoffrey Hughes. Continue reading

Quick DVD Box Set Review – ‘It Ain’t Half Hot Mum’

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♪ “Meet the gang cos the boys are here; The boys to entertain you; With music and laughter to help you on your way; To raising the rafters with a hey, hey, hey…” ♫

My parents and I have just finished atching the complete DVD box set of ‘It An’t Half Hot Mum’! This was a Christmas present I gave to Dad last year and I’m amazed we’ve finished all the episodes over a month! My parents have really enjoyed this comedy series and I’m pretty pleased about that! Continue reading

Christmas DVD review – ‘The Likely Lads’ (1976 film)

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This is a review on one of my Dad’s Christmas presents for this year!

This is the 1976 film of ‘The Likely Lads’, based on the BBC sitcom series, starring James Bolam as Terry and Rodney Bewes as Bob. I enjoyed this film very much and I’m glad that my Dad enjoyed it too, since he was into watching ‘The Likely Lads’ when he was growing up during the 1960s and 70s. Continue reading

Christmas DVD review – ‘Blackadder Goes Forth’

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This is what I had for Christmas from my best mate from school, Stephen.

I’ve greatly enjoyed ‘Blackadder Goes Forth’ on DVD! This is the fourth and final series of the BBC sitcom ‘Blackadder’ by Richard Curtis and Ben Elton. I enjoyed this version of ‘Blackadder’, especially, since its set during the First World War and some of my favourite comedy actors are featured in this. Continue reading