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29 of 29 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
This was the first extended episode of MBB ever transmitted, on Xmas Day, after the final episode of the final series had finished. Tony's going out with Debs, Gary and Dorothy are practically living together, but it's the surreal stuff in this story that grabs you. The story runs in two parallels - there's a modern Christmas Day going on, opening presents, putting up trimmings, cooking the turkey (all of which the gang screw up in in their own inimitable way), but there is also a Victorian, almost Dickensian, pantomime going on at the same time, with George as the butler, Anthea as a housemaid, and our four heroes acting as lords and ladies of the manor tucking into an enormous feast with their friends, snowballing with the village children, toboganning down a snowy hillside, singing carols round a grand piano and other simple pleasures that our great grandparents used to take part in.
They also manage to fit in a trip to the Crown (in fact Tony fits in two trips to the Crown, and gets accosted by a stripper on his second visit), so all in all this is a pretty good DVD. There's also a 25-minute collection of X-rated out-takes from all the episodes since Neil Morrisey took over from Harry Enfield.
They also manage to fit in a trip to the Crown (in fact Tony fits in two trips to the Crown, and gets accosted by a stripper on his second visit), so all in all this is a pretty good DVD. There's also a 25-minute collection of X-rated out-takes from all the episodes since Neil Morrisey took over from Harry Enfield.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
IMO this is the funniest episode of the MBB series.
It's Christmas time for Gary, Tony, Debra and Dorothy and it contains some of the funniest things I have ever seen them do.
This was the episode that got me started on watching MBB and I havent seen a funnier episode since.
But, why is this episode not included in the box set? Is it a different supplier selling it or something? My OZ box set has seasons 1 to 6, and the Last Orders DVD, it says it contains the whole series.. but it did not include this episode.. it stands here on it's own.. is that because it's a different company or channel selling it, or because the funniest episode ever needed to be on it's own disc?
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
Men Behaving Badly makes me laugh out loud all the time. What great fun these actors must have had making these series. I've seen them all, in fact, I watch them over and over again. Great stuff.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Xmas Fun
Cheered up xmas day fun as there was nothing on tv to watch,good laugh and well worth the money.Received item promptly.
Published 4 months ago by mill2
make it stop!
The only MBB I actually couldn't watch, no matter how hard I tried. For such great comedic actors, this could have been sooooo much better. Read more
Published 18 months ago by J. M. Welsh
Xmas special only.
Weird that you have to sit through all the outtakes before you can watch it. Not the best ever episode of this marvellous series. Read more
Published 22 months ago by Elizabeth Bond
a diamond of comedy
I have all the seasons and (last orders) I ve watched them a lot again and again its nice to watch a comedy with out restrictions and I am really sorry that the series stopped at... Read more
Published on 30 Sep 2009 by abu zibabeet
An original idea, but not the funniest episode
The 15+ minutes of out-takes confirm why 'Men Behaving Badly' was one of the best live recordings to go watch at the Teddington Studios. Read more
Published on 20 July 2004 by Gavin Wilson
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