Vocal Voices

by **miasmum** » 01 May 2015, 06:48

Love it Di. Watched the first three back to back on iplayer now waiting for episode four. So well written

by **Kaz** » 01 May 2015, 07:39

A treat we are saving for the iplayer 8-)

I love Peter Kay, Phoenix Nights is one of my favourites 8-)

by **Rodo** » 01 May 2015, 08:28

I wasn't all that struck on it to be honest. I am not a Peter Kay fan normally though, but I was prepared to give this a go. My face didn't even break into a smile, but I suppose I found it mildly amusing. The woman began to grate on me after a while and I was longing for it to finish way before it actually did finish. Hubby was more enthusiastic about it than I was I have to say.

by **miasmum** » 01 May 2015, 08:44

Rodo you are the first person I have EVER met who isn't a Peter Kay fan :shock:

by **Gal** » 01 May 2015, 08:46

I had mixed feelings about it. It's not laugh out loud, as a stand up show of his would be, more of a gentle observational comedy with some darker moments.

I think also being stuck in a car for half an hour with two 'strangers' as they were at the beginning, is a difficult comedy to pull off.

by **Rodo** » 01 May 2015, 08:48

miasmum wrote:Rodo you are the first person I have EVER met who isn't a Peter Kay fan

LOL

by **miasmum** » 01 May 2015, 15:12

It grew on me and I think that is why Gal, because it is hard to pull off and so cleverly written

by **Workingman** » 01 May 2015, 15:33

And I thought that it was a bit forced, the dialogue wasn't sharp enough, but I will stick with it.

It is a shame because I can watch his stand-up routines over and over.