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Hi, didn't take me long to come back, but I had to share this nugget of info. He's currently directing and filming a sitcom for Channel 4, starring TvGoHome.com's Nathan Barley - how good is that! I hope they keep the original title (for those not in the know, it's a fictional website-based soap called "C*nt" < without the *). Not sure who will be playing Mr Barley, but with Morris at the helm, it's bound to be funny, right? Please say yes.
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Inspector Bumhat
Anyone read his weekly TV rant in the Guardian? Brooker, that is, not Morris.
Watch a real war from a glass-bottomed helicopter! Better than DVD!
From the war edition:
1:30 Baghdad Comedown
Uninterrupted footage from the Ministry Of Information roofcam backed with chilled beats from Autechre, The Orb, Future Sound Of London, Scanner, System 7 and The Conet Project.
and this makes me crack up without fail!
http://www.tvgohome.com/0106-2001.html
I particularly like the 'Please Come To Dunstable' one!
1:30 Baghdad Comedown
Uninterrupted footage from the Ministry Of Information roofcam backed with chilled beats from Autechre, The Orb, Future Sound Of London, Scanner, System 7 and The Conet Project.
and this makes me crack up without fail!
http://www.tvgohome.com/0106-2001.html
I particularly like the 'Please Come To Dunstable' one!
Mr Snuggly wrote:
> I love TVGoHome.
It dropped in quality a little near the end, but damn, Brooker is a genius.
Did you read his fantastic SuperKaylo when it was online?
> I love TVGoHome.
It dropped in quality a little near the end, but damn, Brooker is a genius.
Did you read his fantastic SuperKaylo when it was online?
unknown kernel wrote:
> There's some other sitcom starting this week, written by a guy who
> collaborated on Brass Eye. I can't remember what it's called but it
> was originally on BBC3 so I guess it'll be on BBC2.
Actually, since today is Friday, it's either on tonight or I've missed it.
> There's some other sitcom starting this week, written by a guy who
> collaborated on Brass Eye. I can't remember what it's called but it
> was originally on BBC3 so I guess it'll be on BBC2.
Actually, since today is Friday, it's either on tonight or I've missed it.
The thing on Warp was My Wrongs #some big number. It's good, but short. I think the DVD costs about seven quid.
There's some other sitcom starting this week, written by a guy who collaborated on Brass Eye. I can't remember what it's called but it was originally on BBC3 so I guess it'll be on BBC2.
There's some other sitcom starting this week, written by a guy who collaborated on Brass Eye. I can't remember what it's called but it was originally on BBC3 so I guess it'll be on BBC2.
I think Chris Morris got together with Aphex Twin and the Warp crew and did a short film for the label. Want to catch hold of that at some point. Or I COULD be mistaken. I know that Morris uses alot of Aphex tracks on his sketches.
Goatboy wrote:
> And a new Brass Eye coming this year, about Asylum Seekers and Illegal
> Immigrants.
> That'll be good.
>
> Nathan Barley is a superb character, typical of the hateful new-wave
> yuppy dot-commers that make me want to punch them in their
> fashionably scruffy £300 haircuts and carefully pre-dirtied
> designer baggy jeans.
> A vey apt title for the fictional show.
All sounds good. "C" was one of the highlights of TVgoHome. It seems a bit strange that Morris will be working with Charlie Brooker (who started out as a cartoonist for "Oink" magazine trivia fans) but I'm looking forward to seeing the result.
> And a new Brass Eye coming this year, about Asylum Seekers and Illegal
> Immigrants.
> That'll be good.
>
> Nathan Barley is a superb character, typical of the hateful new-wave
> yuppy dot-commers that make me want to punch them in their
> fashionably scruffy £300 haircuts and carefully pre-dirtied
> designer baggy jeans.
> A vey apt title for the fictional show.
All sounds good. "C" was one of the highlights of TVgoHome. It seems a bit strange that Morris will be working with Charlie Brooker (who started out as a cartoonist for "Oink" magazine trivia fans) but I'm looking forward to seeing the result.
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