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Pub Landlord - My Gaff Rules

 
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Newest Review: ... very cleverly, and takes the complete mickey out of them. People who sit in the front row from the City were already aware of this. "'Ere," says Al, "what d'you do, then, eh?" "Actually, I'm a brick layer." "Right. But what are you really?" "A brick layer." "Rubbish." (or words to that effect). "You're a bloody ... more

 ... accountant, aren't you?" "Er... yes." And all was going swimmingly, until the unfunny bloke Who Has To Come On, It's The Law appeared, to take us to the interval. And goodness, he was awful. Attempting to be funny and wierd at...more

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jamescridland
Premium Review Pub Landlord - My Gaff Rules: ...and a fruit-based drink for the lady... (357 words)
by - written on 29/06/01 (Useful, 45 readings)
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Remeber "The Pub Landlord" on Sky One? No, frankly, you probably won't, but Al Murray was the star of that programme, and is also the star of this 'play'. Actually, it's not a play. Think: "stand-up comedy". That's what it is, really. But rather good it is too. If you ignore the bloke who comes on in the middle. Al Murray is a clever man. Good at remembering peoples' names, he works the audience very cleverly, and takes the complete mickey out of them. People who sit in the front row from the City were already aware of this. "'Ere," says Al, "what d'you do, then, eh?" ...  Read the complete review

 

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