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Alan Partridge On Open Books With Martin Bryce 2012 (Patreon)

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ever r

Are we getting Alan Partridge's Scissored Isle? Its the special after the last episode of mid morning matters

HB

Martin Bryce is played by Robert Popper, the creator of Friday Night Dinner and producer on loads of things like Peep Show and The Inbetweeners. His writing partner is Peter Serafinowicz who's also a really bright comedian and played Tim's nemesis in Spaced and Tex in I'm Alan Partridge. He was also the voice of Darth Maul in The Phantom Menace. They done a show together called Look Around You absolutely hilarious spoof of 1970/80s educational science programmes. You should put it in a poll 👍

Jack Morgan

Scissored isle isn't separate from the series. It's a mid-morning matters special that follows on directly from the show. You'd be doing yourself dirty if you missed it cause it's Alan at his absolute best. 👍

Chad Davies

Next Tv series poll you need the young offenders on it it’s an Irish comedy

ever r

I was only asking a simple question 😂

James Aston

I definitely recommend reading the two Alan Partridge books. They've made two of them (I, Partridge and Nomad), and if you don't want to read then Coogan has recorded audio versions of both. Really funny.

AfterWorkReactions

I will have to check those out for sure. I bet him reading them is hilarious.

AfterWorkReactions

That is awesome bud. I will add that to my list bud that sounds hilarious.

Kieran B

There’s also two series of ‘podcasts’ on Audible called From the Oasthouse’

Kieran B

Look Around You is amazing, think I recommend that in the early days when Josh was just starting out 😂

Kieran B

Yeah Scissored Isle is definitely worth a watch, as is Welcome to the Places of My Life - which should be next?

Ben

A perfectly valid question, as it sounded like Josh said it would be added to a poll rather than reacted to in this series. Also, it follows on from MMM more than this special did, so it makes sense to ask that.

Ferris Booyaa

You def need to read the book man. It’s absolutely hilarious and really gives you insight into why alan is the way he is.

Kieran B

Was lucky enough to briefly appear in a Robert Popper comedy (I Hate You), though most of my scenes didn’t appear in the final cut 😂

Sam

I'm surprised I've never noticed anyone recommend Saxondale (13 episodes) for the short show poll. It's another great Steve Coogan creation about a middle aged former rock band roadie turned pest controller with anger management issues. An absolutely great character and show.

Joe Gardiner

On the subject of books, you should check out Robert Popper's two books called the Timewaster Letters. They're absolutely hilarious.

Saul

I've brought it up so many times now but the book he's talking about in this special really is brilliant. The funniest book I've ever read. The excerpts he read aren't the highlights because the entire book is brilliant throughout, and constantly funny. It's like a giant block of comedy wagyubeef; wherever you slice into it it's funny, funny all the way through, because it was written(ie. massaged) by the best comic writers(ie. Japanese beef farmers). It's dense with concentrated chuckle-meat. I cannot recommend it highly enough; the only risk is I've oversold it by now, along with everyone else who's recommended it in this comment section.

Saul

Why do people tell people to 'calm down' when they've said nothing intemperate at all? It's such a passive-aggressive little thing to do, really irritating.

Saul

You remind me of Colin hunt from the fast show

Right Said Brett

JOSH: You didn't seem to pick up on the fact that the passage from the book where Alan is talking about his encounter with a crazed fan named Maxwell is the encounter we saw in the first series of I'm Alan Partridge. The joke here being that Alan is painting himself as a hard man, who beat up Maxwell. Whereas, we know that's BS and that Alan was a complete coward during the confrontation.

AfterWorkReactions

I will check that out for sure man. I am always read for more Alan lol.

mav

I remember having Partridge audiobook, and laughing out on the train. like a crazy fool. put that on ya poster

Right Said Brett

Aye, he introduces himself as Jed Maxwell in that episode of I'm Alan Partridge.

mrtheevilmage

I was very high and the comment was radiating bad vibes :(

Steve Small

I've been saying for ages now that you'd enjoy listening to Alan reading I, Partridge on audible. Have you started yet? It really is first class.