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There comes a time in every man's life when he must end his ten year hiatus from live performance and embark on his 86 date sell out tour. For Steve Coogan that time came in October 2009. Armed with nothing more than a hire car, a Little Chef loyalty card and a support staff of 35, Coogan criss-crossed the nation, reintroducing us to some of his best-loved characters.
Paul and Pauline Calf, Tommy Saxondale, Duncan Thickett and, of course, Norwich's favourite son, Alan Gordon Partridge. They're all featured on this show, giving you the chance to enjoy a tour that not only broke even but also broke bladders - it is estimated that over 80 gallons of piddle were released into theatre seats nationally.
Paul and Pauline Calf, Tommy Saxondale, Duncan Thickett and, of course, Norwich's favourite son, Alan Gordon Partridge. They're all featured on this show, giving you the chance to enjoy a tour that not only broke even but also broke bladders - it is estimated that over 80 gallons of piddle were released into theatre seats nationally.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Despite the very negative reviews that this show has recieved, I honestly believe that this show is just as good as The Man who Thinks he's It. Pauline perhaps overdoes the innuendoes, but her entrance is brilliant. Tommy Saxondale transfers well, although he is understandably different from how he appears on television. Duncan Thickett has developed a darker (to say the least!) personality to the bumbling stand-up comic we used to know, but it just makes the character funnier. Paul Calf is equally as funny as he used to be, there isn't much more I can say about the character. As mentioned by practically everyone else, Alan Partridge is the star of the show. His entrance, a medley of Queen songs, is very funny, as is his "sensitive" interview with a rape victim, and then his hilarious play about the life of Sir Thomas More.
Perhaps the funniest moment, however, is the final section of the show in which he plays himself, and finishes with a rather naughty song. Overall, it is hugely entertaining, and I believe it is a brilliant show.
Perhaps the funniest moment, however, is the final section of the show in which he plays himself, and finishes with a rather naughty song. Overall, it is hugely entertaining, and I believe it is a brilliant show.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
This DVD seems to have got some bad reviews.
Personally I don't see why. If you were lucky enough to see this show live then I would highly recommend buying it as there's plenty of bits i'd forgotten about.
If you didn't see the show then would still recommend it as it's more classic Coogan.
The show doesn't tske itself too seriously & comes across as a light hearted almost theatrical overview of his much loved characters.
I thouroughly enjoyed it & it brought back memories of the live show :-)
Yes there is nothing technically new in this show but well worth a purchase especially when it's on special offer.
I think other reviewers have been over critical. It's fun, light hearted & will make ya laugh. Especially his little song at the end....(you know the one) Nice one Mr Coogan keep up the good work :-)
Personally I don't see why. If you were lucky enough to see this show live then I would highly recommend buying it as there's plenty of bits i'd forgotten about.
If you didn't see the show then would still recommend it as it's more classic Coogan.
The show doesn't tske itself too seriously & comes across as a light hearted almost theatrical overview of his much loved characters.
I thouroughly enjoyed it & it brought back memories of the live show :-)
Yes there is nothing technically new in this show but well worth a purchase especially when it's on special offer.
I think other reviewers have been over critical. It's fun, light hearted & will make ya laugh. Especially his little song at the end....(you know the one) Nice one Mr Coogan keep up the good work :-)
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Went to see this tour at NIA. Im a big coogan fan and Partridge fan. After laughing so hard at Duncan Thickett and Steve Oram (on between acts with some real crazy stuff) plus Tommy Saxondale and Paul Calf i expected Partridge to be his usual self.
which he was. Great during all the chat and fumbling around with technology, but what was the Henry VIII bit all about, nearly sent me to sleep. Luckily the song at the end saved the day.
The show itself was a great night out, with a year to wait until the DVD my expectations were high of the DVD actually capturing the night.
On to the DVD. Where is Steve Oram ????? Wheres the brillinat last song(oh it gets a snip in the extras but wheres the intro with the copper ? ).
Instead we get some editors clinically cut personal choice of specific acts. Come on Coogan, release the full show with the Steve Oram bits.
My conclusion.... next time he's about go and see 'the show', but forget telling your mates about half of the best bits before the DVD comes out. Because an hour of the 'show' wont be on the disc.
which he was. Great during all the chat and fumbling around with technology, but what was the Henry VIII bit all about, nearly sent me to sleep. Luckily the song at the end saved the day.
The show itself was a great night out, with a year to wait until the DVD my expectations were high of the DVD actually capturing the night.
On to the DVD. Where is Steve Oram ????? Wheres the brillinat last song(oh it gets a snip in the extras but wheres the intro with the copper ? ).
Instead we get some editors clinically cut personal choice of specific acts. Come on Coogan, release the full show with the Steve Oram bits.
My conclusion.... next time he's about go and see 'the show', but forget telling your mates about half of the best bits before the DVD comes out. Because an hour of the 'show' wont be on the disc.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Please drop the Henry Vlll crap!
I am a hugh Partridge fan but some things don't work. Where does Steve get this obsession with The Tudors from? He recently devoted an episode of MMM to this topic. Read more
Published 22 hours ago by Mr. B. R. Good
very funny
Its a bargain Steve Coogan is the funiest comedian/actor ive seen in years,this guy is seriously funny !I love it !
Published 4 months ago by Mickthebrick
Damage
I was very impressed with the delivery speed of this item but I was let down by the damage to both the case & the DVD, the disk was slighty scratched and the case was ripped.
Published 11 months ago by Louise Helen
Perfect Service
Ordered it on a Sunday, arrived Tuesday Morning. Excellent Service, fantastic price, awful dvd.
Coogan is still one of my favourite entertainers but this was just a dvd... Read more
Coogan is still one of my favourite entertainers but this was just a dvd... Read more
Published 19 months ago by keith h
Partridge fans- don't bother!
I'm an avid Partridge fan and so thought this would be a decent stand up- if at least only for the AP bits. How wrong I was. Read more
Published 22 months ago by Woodzie
I went live to this and had a wicked time despite bad press
If You like partridge ARRGGH Haaaaa!! and his many more characters you will like little snippets of all roled in to one show very clever.
Published on 24 Feb 2010 by Mr. M. T. Brookes
Back of the net
Alan Partridge is alive and well. Great DVD of Steve Coogan's 2008 UK Tour show. Now.......what about that Partridge movie??
Published on 7 Jan 2010 by Kendo Nagasaki
A poor return
I'm an Alan Partridge fan first and foremost - he is the greatest British comedy character of all time, however Coogan has also blessed us with other pieces of comedy gold with... Read more
Published on 6 Jan 2010 by I. Watson
Unexpectedly entertaining
I like Coogan's work in the main, particularly Alan Partridge (obviously) and Saxondale, and so I bought tickets for the second night of his show at the Arena in Liverpool. Read more
Published on 5 Jan 2010 by Steve Maloney
Don't put money into Coogan's pension pot
We went to see Coogan at the NIA earlier this year. The first half was truly the worst routine I have ever witnessed. Read more
Published on 28 Dec 2009 by Christopher Wheldon
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