VibrantEnthusiastAlex

Alexandra Hickinbotham

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The Driving Down a Road Kiss ™️

[kayleighkitson]

moments in capture; 1x01

i never wanted anything in my life not until i met you

– every day hurts / sad café

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K: We should have a takeaway. J: Where would we have it?

Twitter request: Takeaway scene.

[peterkayscarshare]

“I know it’s sounds corny but I found my Car Share buddy twenty three years ago and I’d be happy sharing a car with Sian anywhere in the world… as long as she wasn’t driving”

— Peter Kay on his idea car share buddy. Source: X

[peterkayscarshare]

Episode Titles

I really miss the fact Car Share doesn’t have episode titles, so I have decided to give them my own unofficial titles for entertainment purposes purely.

1X01 Pissgate 1X02 Dogging 1X03 Stink Ray 1X04 Aquaphobic 1X05 Shit For Brains 1X06 National Effing Jam Week

2X01 Fancy a Lift? 2X02 Fluffy Drunk 2X03 Monkey 2X04 Red Light Spells Danger

Anyone got other suggestions?

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Sian Gibson in The Keith and Paddy Picture Show

For @fluffydrunk​  ✨

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K: We should have a takeaway. J: Where would we have it?

Twitter request: Takeaway scene.

[vibrantenthusiastalex]

Take a look if you want guys even leave me a review if you want.

[iheartthebeatles101]

Are You Being Served (Closing Credits) - S5E1 Mrs Slocombe Expects The most cutest thing ever!

[disaster7879]

That’s exactly what I most adore about British sitcoms/sketch comedies. They don’t cut everything. You can see the actors crack a smile, start a sentence again, so on. What did we do to deserve British comedy? 

[butt-berry]

[isolatedhysteria]

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[panelshowgold]

Romesh Ranganathan explaining how he accidentally locked a pupil in a cupboard - Would I Lie To You S08E07

[vibrantenthusiastalex]

“Toby: “Where’s Lahor?” Lee: “I don’t know? In La Brothel?””

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[dailyngo-blog]

Sally Bretton says there's no mystery about the success of Death in Paradise - Sunday Post

Sally is best-known for BBC sitcom Not Going Out and she’ll be doubling up on our screens this month with that also starting a new series.

Such is the BBC’s confidence in it that two more series have just been commissioned.

Sally plays Lee Mack’s partner, Lucy, with things having moved on seven years since the last series screened a couple of years back. They now have three young kids and, as a mum-of-three herself, that’s hardly a stretch for Sally.

“People just really love Lee’s humour. There are a lot of gags in Not Going Out and I think viewers will still enjoy that with the new set-up.

“Lee has a family of his own and I think that’s what he wanted to write about.

“It’s much more like we both are in our lives now.”

When it comes to theatre work drama is more Sally’s forte, but she admits screen comedy suits her nicely.

“I love both but you do laugh a lot making a comedy.

“You’re surrounded by people who tell good stories and jokes and you spend a lot of your time belly laughing.”

(Click the link above to read more.)

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Lee being adorable to Lucy is just what I’m living for