[mjn-air]

[badideainaglass]

“The weather is unusually hot for February, but then, of course, it is July.”

— John Finnemore

[mjn-air]

[mjn-air]

this feels like a Cabin Pressure plot

[justsomepetermemes]

[buttalecki]

[announcer voice] hi this is your pilot we’re experiencing some problems with the plane so we’re going to try turning it off and then on again

[faktillon]

Die besten Fakten als Buch 👉 https://shopillon.de/faktillon/ Ehrliche Nachrichten auf 👉 der-postillon.com

[thegreenhairedwerewolf]

Translation: According to aviation law, pilot and co-pilot have to switch roles if the co-pilot yells out "first!" when entering the cockpit.

[iloveyoudie]

ty ian mckellen

[mjn-air]

[unionjackpillow]

Things that remind me of Arthur:

[theshitpostcalligrapher]

req'd by @hope-washere

had to write this twice on stream, im bad at spelling

text: antidisestablishmentarianism

[mjn-air]

[invidiosa]

John Finnemore on Anthony Head:

https://substack.com/home/post/p-195999614 "...but I wanted to say how shocked and sad I am to hear of the death of Anthony Head. He was a fantastic, funny actor and a lovely man; and I was so lucky to have him on Cabin Pressure..."

"I gave him, looking back at it, a really difficult job: to come into the core cast of a little show like ours after two series, as an adversary to one and a love interest to another, without either unbalancing it or feeling like an unnecessary add-on. Anthony did neither, he slotted right in as if he’d always been there, and his Beatrice and Benedick relationship with Stephanie Cole’s Carolyn provided some of my favourite scenes of the show - along with his superb 'voice-off’ against Roger Allam.

My favourite memory of Anthony from the show was when - as happened to all of us at one time or another - one little phrase suddenly became impossible to say. I think his was ‘soft shoe shuffle’. We all started playing up to the idea of ‘helping’ him get the line out, which of course made it far harder for him, and by the end, my memory is that I had taken his script and was crouched in front of him holding it up; and Ben and Roger were either side of him, arms round him, Roger crooning ‘you can do it, Tony’… as he tried to get the line out through tears of laughter.

And then when (of course) he finally delivered it immaculately, his exultant post-goal style celebrations took him across the whole stage.

I always assumed we’d work together again, and am so sorry that we will not. My sympathy and condolences to all his family and friends."

[theresa-of-liechtenstein]

also i understand that i am hercandlindaarefriends-brained to the point of being insufferable but the way that carolyn gets set off by herc saying “well done” echoes the way linda gets set off by martin accidentally insinuating her father got her the air cal job. they share so much common ground it literally would track that herc would be compelled by both of them

[ourfewremainingfriends]

I'm stuck in a tree

[mjn-air]

Martin Crieff, is that you?

[a-study-in-floyd]

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Arthur (over the tannoy): Ladies and gentlemen, can I have your attention, please. This is the airport speaking. Listen to the airport. Flight 202-02-02 is now ready for boarding at Gate… Eight. It isn’t late. It will not wait. If you want to be on that aeroplane… it’s time to get on the aeroplane now. If you have young children… put them on the aeroplane. If you have any hand baggage… put it on the aeroplane. If you have any bombs… they’re not allowed on the aeroplane. Please, put them… in the bin! Okay, bye! Love, the airport.

[ploppythespaceship-a]

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Roger Allam and Anthony Head get into what I hereby call “the Battle of the Sexy Voice”.