Coupling
16 November 2003, 10:52 PM
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Most underrated comedy on TV? I've always enjoyed this series and tonights was a classic.
"All he was doing was running around El-Al's check-in desks shouting her name"
Hilarious. But only if you watched it tonight
"All he was doing was running around El-Al's check-in desks shouting her name"
Hilarious. But only if you watched it tonight
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17 November 2003, 12:28 PM
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For the fans out there, they are due to start filming series four in the new year! 
Bad news is they are flogging it to the US to replace Friends...
Check out the Beeb website for more info.
Bad news is they are flogging it to the US to replace Friends...
Check out the Beeb website for more info.
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17 November 2003, 12:36 PM
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Buzzer,
Sunday nights, 10:15.
It's definately a series that matures. They're currently repeating series 1, which I didn't see first time round, the next "new" episodes will be series 4.
It's interesting that they're selling to the yanks, I've said for a while that if this was a US series we'd be getting it on C4/E4/Sky One ad-infinitum.
I also love Friends, which when it's not being sentimental/sickly sweet has some of the finest comedy moments, the cast have fantastic comic timing. IMHO, Courtney ***-Arquette is one of the finest comedy actresses ever, she gets to deliver some brilliant one liners.
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Sunday nights, 10:15.
It's definately a series that matures. They're currently repeating series 1, which I didn't see first time round, the next "new" episodes will be series 4.
It's interesting that they're selling to the yanks, I've said for a while that if this was a US series we'd be getting it on C4/E4/Sky One ad-infinitum.
I also love Friends, which when it's not being sentimental/sickly sweet has some of the finest comedy moments, the cast have fantastic comic timing. IMHO, Courtney ***-Arquette is one of the finest comedy actresses ever, she gets to deliver some brilliant one liners.
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17 November 2003, 12:55 PM
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I also love Friends, which when it's not being sentimental/sickly sweet has some of the finest comedy moments, the cast have fantastic comic timing. IMHO, Courtney ***-Arquette is one of the finest comedy actresses ever, she gets to deliver some brilliant one liners.
17 November 2003, 04:35 PM
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Very good series IMHO. It is shown over here on BBC Canada, so I'm happy. The US tried it's own version of it which bombed, proves again that they just don't get it.
17 November 2003, 08:20 PM
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Coupling is brillant i watched it from 2nd episode series one and love it. the Funeral is my favorite one where they have the coffin opened to make their er**tions go down! priceless.
There is nothing as good on TV some people say it is like friends i say it is Friends for grown up people.
And Sarah she does it for me to.
There is nothing as good on TV some people say it is like friends i say it is Friends for grown up people.
And Sarah she does it for me to.
19 November 2003, 10:02 PM
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Have to agree Gr8 programme. Seems to be a well kept secret though.
Keep seeing repeated episodes which are new to me. Must ask Santa Clause for that DVD.
Keep seeing repeated episodes which are new to me. Must ask Santa Clause for that DVD.
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