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Morrissey sketch on Armando Iannucci (1994) - BBC 7

posted by davidt on Monday June 27 2005, @10:00AM

oranges writes:

An old Armando Iannucci programme from 1994 was aired on BBC 7 on Friday 25th June at 23.00. It includes ‘The more you ignore me the closer I get’ and a sketch involving Morrissey stalking someone’s girlfriend, which is quite funny. You can hear it at this link.

The sketch is about 17 minutes in.

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What about the art of distancing oneself?! (Score:1)

That was wild!
Good spontaneous cheeky fun that's replaced by more cynic humour these days.

goinghome -- Monday June 27 2005, @12:41PM (#168814)
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Blimey that takes me back! (Score:1)

I remember sitting listening to this show- and of course at the time didn't really know who any of the people were- but now they're all pretty famous (in a cult way) thanks to the TV shows that followed.

I can actually remember hearing that sketch, it was around the time I was just begining to notice Morrissey. I can picture myself laughing at it in my poky bedroom (I had the smaller one then), just 15 years old.

*sigh*

bobmozza -- Wednesday June 29 2005, @12:56PM (#169112)
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Muc h needed humour. (Score:1)

That was a refreshing laugh.

redpathetic <tvandmuchchoc@yahoo.ca> -- Thursday June 30 2005, @05:23PM (#169274)
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