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Oiiii nooooo

Oh no, thats the queen consort.....and the newspapers say we all love her.

I loved this show. The actors were brilliant, it was well written, the characters were interesting, and Belinda Lang was a hottie.

'I didn't do that.' as if he hadn't commited bunch of monstrous murders already 🤣

The cast for the world premiere of 'Proposals' at Caddington will be as follows: THE BENNETS Elizabeth Bennet - Natalie Shearer Jane Bennet - Lucia Kidman Mary Bennet - Angel Bayliss Kitty Bennet - Erin Thorne Lydia Bennet - Freya Mullen Mrs Bennet - Bryony Reynolds Mr Bennet - Alan Purton Aunt Gardiner - Gill Moorcroft Mr Collins - Andrew Naish THE DARCYS Mr Darcy - Jake Creighton Lady Catherine - Sonya Boyce Mr Wickham - Jonathan Goodson THE BINGLEYS Mr Bingley - Matthew Sculfor Caroline Bingley - Anais Nethersole Louisa - Isabel Rius de La Torre THE LUCASES Sir William Lucas - David Soper Lady Lucas - Jan Bath Charlotte Lucas - Louise Treleaven THE SERVANTS/VILLAGERS Simpkins - Dave Hillman Hill - Wendy Bywaters Watson/Potts - Kay Palfrey Villager - Jan Jenkins

Further info at: caddingtonamateurdramaticsociety.co.uk/

(1) Why look far, far away when there's a guy right here ready to swamp you with affection? I'm super green and always kind to animals, even annoying talking ones!

(2) Wealthy gent seeks replacement wife (name unimportant) to help run country mansion and, ideally, keep creepy housekeeper away from the matches.

(3) I'm just looking for love, if you wanna know the truth about it. Throw me a girl and I'll sure catch her in the wry way I have of looking at this whole goddam, phoney world.

(4) Courteous doctor seeks elegant lady for shared enjoyment of culture, arts and fine dining. If you think you're a cut above, I'll gladly have you for dinner.

(5) Glamorous fabrics expert seeks man (or henchman) to help source materials for fashion enterprise. Experience working with dogs would be spot on!

(6) Needed: hot guy in the Central Park area to hang out with kookie chick, drink coffee and exchange one-liners. I love singing. And cats. Even smelly ones.

(7) Beautiful motor-racing enthusiast seeks her perfect co-driver. Do you look good in pink? I know I do! Good man, needed bad. Hay-elp!

(8) Secretarial work can be lonely. My hunky co-worker has been teasing me for years but done nothing. And my boss still insists I address them by their initial.

In the US version there’s a callback to 7:43 later on in the episode after John misinterprets Kate’s question about Wendy leaving him to be about Mike: John: “Oh, you mean why did she leave me?” Kate: “What, did I phrase that badly too?” John: *quickly* “No no, it was perfect!” It was the only moment in the remade version that made me laugh and I was surprised to rewatch the original version and find that joke wasn’t actually in it. I can hear Ralph Bates and Belinda Lang saying it in my head.

Absolutely withering dialogue 😎

Brilliant comedy however because of the woke ideology we have today tv comedy would not be made like this today which is tragic....

And also smell a bit like sheep poo?

You're back on the game?

A solid five-line diss track.

Where do you get your hair cut?

"Well, get yourself in shape, girl. Pluck your eyebrows."

Like a wood nymph going through a goth phase.

A taster, in 6 minutes, for the mirth, malice and mayhem of my one act comedy (new for 2024): Snow White Goes Dating, published by Lazy Bee Scripts. One green room, four princesses, no prizes for second place. They're shirty, a little bit flirty, and about to fight dirty. It's a one act play, run time 40 minutes, for four females with some adult content, laughs aplenty, and a big, big finish. The claws are out, and a host of fairytale reputations are getting brutally shredded.

They're shirty, rather flirty, and willing to play dirty.

"I don't draw in weirdos and p*rverts."

"A man in his mid-thirties is going to need a little more than innocent charm to work with."

Love the guy in the front row at 3:13 saying to his partner "I was literally just saying that on the drive over here."

So... you can be as rude to them as you like, just don't compare them to Dunstable...?

Video showing the town of Leighton Buzzard being subjected to some brutal panto-style teasing and getting right into the spirit!

For collectors of such items check out the deliciously uneasy laugh at 23:25 when Hackles says: "She won't be laughing when she looks up and sees you've got wood."

Fun fact: This panto received its debut two years before in a Young Farmers Panto Competition (who knew that was a thing?) staged at Weston-super-Mare. But June 2024 was definitely its debut in the Leighton Buzzard area.

A Five Pound Theatre production, by arrangement with Lazy Bee Scripts, starring: Lois Wright as Bo Peep Mark Loughran as Dame Fleece Tara Pathirana as Lupina Jonathan Goodson as Hackles Alison Bayliss-Hardy as Malexa

Long muffled sob.

Wolves. Haggis. Turnip stew. Sheep puns. Limericks. It was a heady mix!

Scandalous!

Where can we watch whole episodes?

No trouble at all!

Featuring the dulcet tones of Lois Wright and the glamourous pouting of Tara Pathirana, Dee Denehan and Laura Lockers.

What would Kryten say...?

Massive smeg head

Smeg head.

Tune!

17:54 Classic sitcom moment.

Wafer thin plot, more like!

I'd like to threaten a few people with the "invisible hand of the market" when I'm caught out and about in a pre-Christmas retail stampede.

At 41 minutes long, this review is 77% of the length (53 minutes) of the actual film. Cool!

Poor Tom!

2:18 Gotta love it when they throw in a bit of applause!

Bless you Redbourn! This was an amazing opening night audience. Not least the endlessly stoical Tom and my joker in the pack, Will, whose booming contributions were either just behind everyone else or several seconds too early! Appreciation for the line "I'm getting whiffs of Harpenden" appeared to be universal. But can you guess which of the lines heard in the video got cut from Show 2 onwards due to - of all things - a complaint...?