Yeah but, No But... (Little Britain)

Member Name: rawwrjem

Product:	Little Britain
Date:	20/08/09 (25 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: funny, great characters

Disadvantages: none

Little Britain is a comedy sketch show performed by Matt Lucas and David Walliams.
Little Britain is by far one of the funniest sketch shows I have ever seen unlike some of the others where you just have people acting silly to try and make you laugh, these have more structure and it is just simply more funny.

Matt Lucas plays a varity of characters including Majorie, the fat fighter leader even though she is rather fat herself. She is very mean to the people in the group. There is an asian lady in the group and everytime she talks, she acts like she can't understand her and asks her to speak english which is funny. Lucas also plays the famous Vicky Pollard, Yeah but no but! A chavy teenager with no morals and a dozen kids, Vicky is a really brilliant character on the show, my favourite being when she babysits for a posh couple and has a party at their house. When they return home and ask where the baby is, Vicky says she sent him down the shop for some ciggies. I think she is probably mu favourite character. Matt Lucas also plays David, the only gay in the village, Andy in the wheelchair and many more brilliant characters in the show.


David Walliams has some of his own characters including Lou, who pushes Andy in the wheelchair. This is a really funny sketch because he'll walk around with him in the wheelchair and ask if he wants something and then he will make sure he definitely wants it before buying it. They walk a few feet from the shop once he's bought it then Andy says 'Don't like it' and wants to take it back. This has never failed to make me laugh. David Walliams also plays the priministers assistant, Sebastian who is very obviously gay and bitchy and fancies the primeinister. It' really funny to watch how he is nasty to the men the priminister works with, he's a gerat character. Walliams also plays other characters including Ray McCooney, Dennis Waterman and Harvey, the breast fed thirty year old man.

Ted Baker does a voice over for the show making it even more funny as he makes humorous remarks.

The show is on for about half an hour on bbc3 normally around 11pm. It is definitely worth watching because it is really funny and there's no foul language in it, so it suitable for younger people as well. I'd recommend this brilliant british sketch show to you.

Summary: A great british sketch show.