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items: Peaky Blinders: Best quotes from the BBC crime drama
items: Who is Patrick Ness? Meet the man behind the new Doctor Who spin-off Class
items: Lucy Davis on The Office, body image and her new role in Wonder Woman
items: Your next binge watch: Twin Peaks
items: Karen Gillan talks sci-fi, sexism and her LA search for a battered-sausage supper
items: Karen Gillan thanks Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat "for giving me a career"
items: New Outnumbered Christmas special photos revealed and, surprise surprise, the kids are all grown up
items: Matt Terry wins the X Factor 2016 - the results as they happened
items: The X Factor 2016 live shows: week nine – as it happened
items: The X Factor 2016 live shows: week eight – trolls invade stage during Honey G performance
items: Twitter's jaw dropped when a jaguar ate a caiman on last night's Planet Earth II
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Peaky Blinders: Best quotes from the BBC crime drama
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date: 2024-01-16T14:20:54.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Drama
subject: News
subject: TV
subject: BBC
subject: Evergreen
description: Read this article, by order of the Peaky Blinders.
encoded: As we continue to wait for the highly anticipated Peaky Blinders movie, it feels like an age since we last caught up with Tommy and the rest of the Shelby clan. The series, which ran for six seasons between 2013 and 2022, was created by Steven Knight and starred Cillian Murphy, Paul Anderson, Tom Hardy, Helen McCrory and more acclaimed actors. Even though the series is finished, that doesn't mean there won't be further opportunities to catch up with the Peaky Blinders. Not only is the aforementioned movie in the works and set to film this year, but it has also been reported that multiple spin-off series are in the works, including one set in Boston 20 years after the original series, and another centred on Polly Gray, the Shelby matriarch who was played by the late Helen McCrory. Of course, one of the reasons the show has remained so popular over the years is its iconic dialogue, often full of wit, other times full of menace or poetry - but always memorable. We've rounded up a few of the best quotes from across the show's entire run below, to tide you over before the film or any spin-offs arrive. Read on for some of the best quotes from Peaky Blinders. View oEmbed on the source website View oEmbed on the source website View Green Video on the source website Peaky Blinders seasons 1-6 are available to watch on BBC iPlayer. Looking for something else to watch? Check out our TV Guide or visit our dedicated Drama hub for the latest news. Try Radio Times magazine today and get 10 issues for only £10 – subscribe now. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.

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Who is Patrick Ness? Meet the man behind the new Doctor Who spin-off Class
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date: 2017-06-02T15:53:00.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: News
subject: Sci-fi
subject: TV
description: The Young Adult author is helming BBC America's new sci-fi, but who is he?
encoded: He's the man behind Class, the new Doctor Who spin-off show for BBC America, but who exactly is Patrick Ness? Born in Virginia in 1971, but currently living in London, Ness holds dual American/British citizenship. He has written nine books in total, six of which have been for young adults, including the dystopian trilogy Chaos Walking set in a world of rampant telepathy. Among his many awards are two Carnegie Medals and the Costa Children’s Book Award. He has adapted his own novel A Monster Calls for a film starring Liam Neeson, Felicity Jones and Sigourney Weaver, slated for release October 2016, but Class will be his first television drama. This will not be Ness’s first work in the Doctor Who universe, though. He previously wrote the ebook short story Tip of the Tongue, starring the fifth Doctor Peter Davison, to tie in with the show’s 50th anniversary in 2013. View oEmbed on the source website His latest novel The Rest of Us Just Live Here follows ordinary teenagers at the periphery of paranormal adventures at their school, a premise that sounds similar to the new show. The Guardian described the book as “by turns hilarious and poignant… a novel that requires you to suspend your disbelief and enjoy the ride.” He likes sushi cats. He dislikes onions. “Intensely.” Doctor Who spin-off show Class to bring Buffy and Hunger Games-style adventures to BBC3 Doctor Who and the history of Coal Hill School 11 questions and some answers about Doctor Who spin-off Class

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Lucy Davis on The Office, body image and her new role in Wonder Woman
type: item
date: 2017-06-01T13:26:00.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Movies
subject: News
subject: Sci-fi
subject: TV
subject: DC Comics
description: After stealing our hearts as Dawn in Ricky Gervais’s hit comedy all those years ago, the actress is now rubbing shoulders with superheroes
encoded: What’s the main difference between a paper merchant’s in Slough and the Greek island home of Wonder Woman and the Amazons? The food. “Hollywood films have a massive craft food service backstage, with all sorts of things,” says Lucy Davis. “At home, you tend to get a tin of Rovers biscuits at 4 o’clock.” Davis is best known as The Office’s Dawn, but since 2004 she’s lived in Hollywood, and is about to make her blockbuster film debut in Wonder Woman (in cinemas from Thursday 1 June), as WW’s best friend Etta Candy. Comic-book fans know that Wonder Woman was moulded from clay by her mother. Etta Candy is more likely to have been carved out of fudge. “I hadn’t heard of Etta, but loved Lynda Carter’s Wonder Woman as a kid,” Davis says. “Every night for about a year, I would twirl around my bed. It was a routine, I was positive it would turn me into her.” As Etta Candy in Wonder Woman Davis, 44, grew up among show business gods. Her father Jasper Carrott (real name Robert Norman Davis) was a comedy mega-star, and she credits her comedy career to another British TV legend. “It was David Renwick, creator of One Foot in the Grave,” she explains. “He told me that I was funny. I don’t want to sound arrogant, but it was the first time I went, ‘Comedy? Me?’” Then came The Office in 2001, and after that the move to America. Despite her co-stars Ricky Gervais, Martin Freeman and Mackenzie Crook making the jump across the Atlantic, she doesn’t hear much from them. So, no meetings to discuss any reunions? If I ever saw any of them I’d be delighted,” she says. “We had a blast doing it but we all naturally fell apart, went our separate ways.” The intervening years have seen her work with a new pantheon of talent, including Aaron Sorkin and Matthew Perry on Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip. The sitcom Better Things, created by Pamela Adlon and Louis CK, is filming its second series – “I play a paranoid, insecure, drug-addled cougar. I love it.” Chris Pine as Steve Trevor, Lucy Davis as Et…

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Your next binge watch: Twin Peaks
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date: 2017-05-05T15:00:00.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Drama
subject: News
subject: TV
description: David Lynch's damn fine mind warp is a must-watch ahead of the series' revival later this year
encoded: Visit Twin Peaks with its majestic waterfalls, verdant mountains and meticulous, slicing sawmill. It’s a town where the air is fresh, everyone knows everyone and beauty queen Laura Palmer has been brutally murdered. So far, so Broadchurch (or any number of dramas where death comes to a close-knit community), but Twin Peaks is less a whodunnit than a whatsgoingon. Unable to use the violence and sex that fleck his movies, in 1990 director David Lynch got funnier and even stranger on TV. Plot is replaced by a dreamlike series of images and symbols: 1950s easy listening, striped linoleum, drugs, serial killers, demonic possession, high-school sweethearts, soap operas, prostitution, a reverse-talking hallucinated dwarf, strong black coffee and “damn fine” cherry pie. It’s an Americana migraine, provincial values peeled away to reveal sin and depravity. Underneath it all is Angelo Badalamenti’s bucolic and unsettling soundtrack: dread in plaid. Some view Twin Peaks as watered down, accessible Lynch, but that’s to underestimate its achievement. When you go to the cinema to see Blue Velvet, you are somewhat prepared. Twin Peaks was broadcast in primetime and was a massive ratings success. The real draw here is the unique atmosphere: watching episodes back to back sends you into a pine-scented trance. Yet it’s solving the central mystery that will keep you hooked. When Lynch bowed to pressure from the network and revealed Laura Palmer’s killer halfway through series two, viewers departed, the plug was pulled and the finale was left on a cliffhanger. But a flawed masterpiece is still a masterpiece. TV has improved a lot since it first appeared, but Twin Peaks remains evergreen. Watch Twin Peaks via Amazon Video, iTunes and more. The new series will air on Sky Atlantic in the UK

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Karen Gillan talks sci-fi, sexism and her LA search for a battered-sausage supper
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date: 2017-04-28T07:00:00.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Movies
subject: News
subject: Sci-fi
subject: TV
description: The Guardians of the Galaxy star hasn't forgotten her Scottish roots
encoded: Here’s the thing about Karen Gillan: she makes me feel bad. She’s red-headed (like me), 29 years old (same, pretty much) and was born in Inverness before moving to Edinburgh (check). After going down to London, aged 18, she served behind the bar at The Pilgrim in Kennington. Then she was cast in Doctor Who and the rest is history. The Pilgrim is two doors down from my first flat in the capital. I was a regular. So, why is her life so much better than mine? “Hey! You’re writing for Radio Times! That’s not so bad,” she laughs. Despite moving to LA five years ago and currently awaiting the release of her second Marvel blockbuster – Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 (in cinemas from Friday 28 April) – she hasn’t sold out her essential Scottishness. She’s still ethereally fair-skinned, like a spirit that tricks you into a bog: “I go to a fitness class and I’m so pale in a sea of tanned people.” She’s still Scottish about the weather: “It’s stormy in LA. People are taking days off work, and I’m just walking through like it’s nothing.” And she still hankers after the taste of home: “You can not get a battered-sausage supper in this town.” Guardians of the Galaxy Not that nostalgia has ever held her back. Her biggest career moves have been heralded by a change of city: London led to her being cast as the Doctor’s companion; LA to her role in horror film Oculus. Is she following a grand plan or just making canny moves? “When I was 15 I said, ‘I’m going to move to Los Angeles’,” she explains. “My Gran said, ‘Try to get accepted into the school talent show first.’” The one constant in her career has been sci-fi. Far from the fears of typecasting that used to make it career suicide, the genre has been very useful to her. “I didn’t fear typecasting,” she says. “Maybe I set the tone with Doctor Who, but I like conventions and I like people dressing up – it’s great. I think because I was a bit nerdy in school, they can sense it in me!” Yet, from the beginning, Gillan has been dogged b…

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Karen Gillan thanks Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat "for giving me a career"
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date: 2017-04-25T13:24:00.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: News
subject: Sci-fi
subject: TV
description: And the former companion reminisces about her first audition alongside Eleventh Doctor Matt Smith
encoded: Peter Capaldi isn’t the only one leaving the Tardis at the end of this series. Fellow superfan Steven Moffat will regenerate into Broadchurch creator Chris Chibnalll in time for the Doctor’s return. And former companion Karen Gillan couldn’t let Moffat go without reminiscing about her time on the show, and thanking the showrunner for the boost he gave her career... “Going in for the recall audition for Doctor Who and reading with [Eleventh Doctor] Matt Smith was when it came alive,” she recalls. “It wasn’t just what I was doing, it’s what he was doing combined with what I was doing. That combination really worked, the energies came together. I think that’s what [Moffat] saw. He felt it.” Of course, Gillan is now travelling the universe with a new crowd – her villainous character Nebula teams up with former foes the Guardians of the Galaxy in Marvel’s sequel, out this week. If nothing else, Gillan is proof that there is life after Who, so has she spoken to Moffat about his next step? “I haven’t spoken to him about it actually, but I do need to call him and thank him for giving me a career, because he’s responsible for it!” Oh, and speaking of stellar careers, any advice for new companion Pearl Mackie on how to parlay Doctor Who into Hollywood credits? “I’ve watched the trailer and stuff and she looks amazing," says Gillan. "I’m so excited to see what she does with the role, and she seems like a total breath of fresh air, so I’m really excited for her.” “I don’t think she needs any advice from the likes of me! I think she will be just fine.” Karen Gillan stars as Nebula in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, out in UK cinemas on Friday 28th April

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New Outnumbered Christmas special photos revealed and, surprise surprise, the kids are all grown up
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date: 2016-12-26T13:17:00.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Comedy
subject: News
subject: TV
description: The Brockmans return after three years – how time flies...
encoded: Outnumbered is a reliably hilarious peek into frantic family life, and every visit to the Brockmans' is a welcome one. Plus this year's Christmas special, the first in three years, sounds great, involving an interminable Boxing Day car ride to complete a "special mission" for grandad. So yes, we're looking forward to another 40 minute episode on BBC1 from Andy Hamilton and Guy Jenkin, with Hugh Dennis, Claire Skinner, Tyger Drew-Honey, Daniel Roche and Ramona Marquez all returning. But we're also crying and singing Cat Stevens. And you should too. I know we've come a long way... We're changing day to day... But tell me... Where do the children play-ay-ay-ay-aaaaaaaay? View oEmbed on the source website [Breaks down sobbing] See more pictures of the Outnumbered cast here

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Matt Terry wins the X Factor 2016 - the results as they happened
type: item
date: 2016-12-12T07:00:00.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Entertainment
subject: News
subject: Talent Shows
subject: TV
description: Matt and Saara Aalto fought a titanic battle
encoded: 10.45 Matt Terry sings When Christmas Comes Around for the first time. View oEmbed on the source website 10.30 Jonathan's Final Thought Eight weeks ago I started this live blog as an X Factor virgin, having never watched an episode. I honestly came into it with an open mind. I’ve long since aged out of thinking that popularity automatically means something is rubbish. On the whole I want to be like other people, and I want other people to like me. It’s the human condition. Plus, while Strictly Come Dancing looks as appealing as playing the Knife Game with a fork, singing is a universal joy. But after eight weeks of the X Factor, I don’t understand how such an odd show can be so boring. As a newcomer, series 13 was the equivalent of joining a cult. Dermot looks like one of those slick preachers on American religious television, and at every point baffling things happen for no reason, a strange sacrament between contestants, judges and the audience. The noise is unbelievable. Why is everyone always shouting? Why can’t they play more than five seconds of a song? Why all of the flashing lights? The atmosphere is so charged that the judges speak in tongues, babbling nonsense that nobody remarks on, like it’s totally normal. If they brought out a rattle snake and started foaming at the mouth, I wouldn’t blink. And yet it’s dull, fist-chewingly dull. Dermot is a priest with a dwindling flock. We move through the traditions, dead eyed and resigned, the meaning long since lost. Everyone knows that this is pointless. No one will get famous. No one is saved. Before I watched, I would never have believed how irrelevant the music is to proceedings. It’s clear that the contestants throw their hearts and souls into preparing, and they all improved as time went on. (Yes, even Honey G.) This shouldn’t be taken as a criticism of them. However, no one could genuinely enjoy the truncated and mediocre performances they’re forced into. For all of the bleating about her ‘ruining the compe…

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The X Factor 2016 live shows: week nine – as it happened
type: item
date: 2016-12-04T08:00:00.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Entertainment
subject: News
subject: Talent Shows
subject: TV
description: Since we've no place to go, let's watch the semi-final
encoded: 9.55 View oEmbed on the source website 9.38 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDYIEJDzNNk&showinfo=0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zisYeg_dbY&showinfo=0 9.36 View oEmbed on the source website 9.29 Right that animal torture/PoW programme is coming on now so let's rap this up quick. Tonight showed how much Honey G brought to the show – she was awful, but it's got pretty boring without her. Heading into the final Matt, 5 After Midnight and Saara seem sure things, with Saara a possible winner. Emily hasn't shown enough range, she's my pick to be booted. But as ever, you shouldn't pay any attention to me. To all a good night! 9.28 View oEmbed on the source website 9.20 Oooh, goodie, 5 After Midnight with a Motown classic. Their voices really are perfect for this, shame they've juuuuuust missed the trend by about a year or so. 9.16 View oEmbed on the source website 9.15 Show winning comments from the judges: both Simon and Nicole hint they almost regret letting her through, because she's such a strong competitor. Her mentor Sharon is rendered speechless. 9.11 Saara's second song: Chandelier by Sia, the song that won her first X Factor audition. View oEmbed on the source website 9.10 View oEmbed on the source website View oEmbed on the source website 9.06 View oEmbed on the source website 9.01 All of the judges (except Simon, who thinks it was bland) say they "can't wait to see him at the final." They've been saying that for at least two months. There's a real Hillary Clinton air to him. 8.59 Christ, Matt singing another winsome ballad. Excuse me while I sigh myself inside out. 8.56 That version of Mad World isn't going to shatter Emily's 'boring' image. In some ways it's unfair to say she always does the same thing – she's genuinely great at it – but she does tend to be a low energy moment in the programme. 8.50 View oEmbed on the source website 8.45 Oh, apparently that's the end of the Christmas section. Why? Surely they're not worried about their artistic integrity? 8.…

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The X Factor 2016 live shows: week eight – trolls invade stage during Honey G performance
type: item
date: 2016-12-03T18:40:00.000Z
subject: Entertainment
subject: News
subject: Talent Shows
subject: TV
description: As if The X Factor wasn't weird enough already
encoded: 9.56 As ever, I'll post the rest of the performance videos as they become available, but let's give the last word to Simon. View oEmbed on the source website 9.52 See? The culprits seem to be online 'prank' group Trollstation, NOT Lee Nelson. (I'm looking forward to the reply I get from his agent on Monday.) Here are some more details, if you're interested... View oEmbed on the source website ...which you shouldn't be, because they don't seem like very pleasant people. Here are some of their most popular videos. (I've removed the most offensive images.) According to their YouTube channel, they also tried to stage a similar invasion of the ATP World Tennis Championship. My advice? Sigh a bored sigh, eat some Pringles and forget they exist. That's what I'm doing. 9.51 View oEmbed on the source website 9.50 And with that strong showing from Emily Middlemas, we're done. And this point It's really about who's showing weakness rather than who excels, and Honey G may suffer from an especially, headache inducingly weird episode. 9.46 View oEmbed on the source website 9.40 Saara Aalto with a medley of diamond themed songs (Diamonds are Forever/Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend). But not Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds. Or Diamonds From Sierra Leone. Or Diamond Dogs. Or Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes. Or... 9.34 They're up! Infuriatingly, the first cuts off right as the likely lads begin their stage invasion. View oEmbed on the source website 9.32 Brave of Emily Middlemas, who looks like she floated in on the gloaming, to cover a song designed for this guy. Not sure the decision to take it much, much higher worked, but she's getting kudos from the judges for being adventurous. View oEmbed on the source website 9.24 View oEmbed on the source website Significantly, Honey G's first performance has yet to be posted to the X Factor's YouTube channel. 9.23 View oEmbed on the source website 9.20 Did Honey G forget most of the words to Black Beatles, or was that intentional? Would …

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Twitter's jaw dropped when a jaguar ate a caiman on last night's Planet Earth II
type: item
date: 2016-11-21T09:15:00.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Documentaries
subject: News
subject: TV
description: We wouldn't pick a fight with either
encoded: The BBC makes David Attenborough documentaries for three reasons. To help sell televisions at Dixons. To justify the licence fee to Daily Mail readers. To make viewers’ jaws drop at the natural world. Speaking of jaws, what about that fight between the caiman crocodile and the jaguar on Planet Earth II last night? View oEmbed on the source website It was all Twitter could talk about. After we'd had a 15 minute discussion about the difference between leopards, jaguars and panthers. And nailed down the spelling of 'caiman'. View oEmbed on the source website We were obsessed. #ThatMomentWhen You're at the Milan Derby...but Planet Earth II is on. ? (? @ElliotHackney) pic.twitter.com/pxDYRefMoV — SPORF (@Sporf) November 20, 2016 It was mind blowing. View oEmbed on the source website And I'll tell you what, footage like that is worth the price of the licence fee all by itself! View oEmbed on the source website Also, we're fairly sure there hasn't been a funny crocodile joke written since the 1930s, but God bless everyone for trying. View oEmbed on the source website Oh, wait, I've got one! You know that new Harry Potter film? Well, instead of Planet Earth II, they should have call... View oEmbed on the source website .....darn it.

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Stephen Colbert and John Oliver on satire under Trump: "Who can make jokes to a sobbing audience?"
type: item
date: 2016-11-21T08:40:00.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Current Affairs
subject: News
subject: TV
description: The new president calls for a new approach
encoded: Stephen Colbert wants to make one thing clear. “What we did was fake news,” he told a crowd at the Montclair Film Festival, about his time as a 'correspondent' on The Daily Show. “We got on TV and said this is all fake, and we’re gonna make fun of the news. That was fake news." However, many in the United States have since highlighted the propagation of "fake news" on social media as part of the momentum driving the election campaign of Donald Trump – but Colbert isn't buying it. "Calling this ‘fake news’ upsets me, because this is just lying,” he said. Colbert and his fellow former Daily Show colleague John Oliver were reflecting on an election campaign that brought out the worst in people, the Internet and journalism, and demanded the best from their writers. “This whole process has not been fun, because it’s the inverse version of what we normally do,” Oliver said. “When covering a campaign, you try and take things of substance and put some sugar on it to make it palatable. But there was so little of substance this whole campaign…that your job kinda flips on its head. You’re just trying to find a way to inject substance into sugar.” What the election lacked in substance, it made up for in raw emotion, most viscerally felt on election night itself. It’s vapid to say, but watching the results roll in on Colbert’s special live edition of The Late Show, up to the moment when a Trump victory was a virtual certainty, was truly incredible television. According to Colbert, they had scrapped almost two hours of material based around a Clinton win, so the camera stayed on the host constantly. The stomach-churning atmosphere was like NASA’s mission control when they lose a satellite. View oEmbed on the source website “That show was the hardest thing I’ve ever done in my entire life,” he said. “You couldn’t cut to commercial either. We had a bunch of made-up commercials, but none of them were appropriate once we knew we were playing to an audience of the condemned. My audien…

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X Factor Movie Night song choices revealed
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date: 2016-11-19T17:47:00.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Entertainment
subject: News
subject: Talent Shows
subject: TV
description: Someone roll the credits already
encoded: It’s movie night on this Saturday’s X Factor, so spit out your popcorn and start tuning up. • Matt Terry: ‘Writing’s On The Wall’ - Sam Smith (from Spectre) View oEmbed on the source website • Ryan Lawrie: ‘Jailhouse Rock’ - Elvis Presley (from Jailhouse Rock) View oEmbed on the source website • Emily Middlemas: ‘It Must Have Been Love’ - Roxette (from Pretty Woman) View oEmbed on the source website • Saara Aalto: ‘My Heart Will Go On’ - Celine Dion (from Titanic) View oEmbed on the source website • Honey G: ‘It’s Like That’ - Jason Nevins (from The Keith Lemon Movie) & ‘Getting Jiggy With It’ - Will Smith (from Last Days Of Disco) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JcmQONgXJM&showinfo=0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLGWQfK-6DY&showinfo=0 • 5 After Midnight: ‘Try A Little Tenderness’ - Otis Redding (from The Commitments) View oEmbed on the source website A few notes: Wow did Matt Terry get unlucky when it comes to Bond themes. Let’s get some Wings up in here! Jailhouse Rock is, obviously, from Jailhouse Rock, but in my heart it will always be a Blues Brothers song. Honey G is officially out of Will Smith films. Why didn’t she just choose that rubbish Biggie biopic and be done with it? The Keith Lemon Movie? Seriously? Anything that reminds me The Commitments exists is alright my me. Looking forward to Saturday! The X Factor is shown Saturday, 8pm on ITV1

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Behind the scenes of Rogue One: a Star Wars Story: "It's the greatest job in the world"
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date: 2016-11-18T09:10:55.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Movies
subject: News
subject: Sci-fi
subject: TV
description: "It's a bit like being a kid again, with Star Wars figures"
encoded: Making a Star Wars film would be a dream come true for many nerds, including Gareth Edwards, director of Rogue One. Look how pleased he is here. We're less than a month away from the film's release, and while this new backstage featurette doesn't contain anything of any substance, it's always nice to see people enthusiastic about their job. Edwards, Felicity Jones and Diego Luna seem pleased beyond merely collecting a pay cheque – Jones likes the story, Edwards likes playing with the full size versions of his old childhood toys. View oEmbed on the source website Our favourite bit was this droid freaking out. I know that feeling. Rogue One: a Star Wars Story is released on 15th December in the UK

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Not even Eddie Redmayne and his Fantastic Beasts can get past airport security
type: item
date: 2016-11-18T06:55:45.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Fantasy
subject: Movies
subject: News
subject: TV
subject: Video
description: We're quite glad of that, actually
encoded: You know those news stories you get every now and again, where someone's caught smuggling a koala bear down their jumper or snakes in their boxer shorts? Imagine that, but with Eddie Redmayne and hundreds of magically vicious creatures from Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Now stop imagining it, because here's a hilarious viral video with exactly that premise. View oEmbed on the source website We don't know about you, but we're pretty grateful for James Corden's TSA agent. If the rest of us can't bring on half a bottle of Diet Coke, we definitely don't want Niffler and Fructious Krondors or whatever escaping into the cabin when we're halfway over the Atlantic. Not unless Samuel L Jackson is also checking in. Now there's a crossover we'd love to see.

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The X Factor live shows Week Six – as it happened
type: item
date: 2016-11-13T17:30:00.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Entertainment
subject: News
subject: Talent Shows
subject: TV
description: Oh god, oh god, she's going to win, isn't she?
encoded: 9.30 Pretty dull episode all told. By my stupid and incorrect reckoning, Sam Lavery's in trouble. The winner, as ever, is music. See ya next week! 9.27 View oEmbed on the source website View oEmbed on the source website 9.24 Whisper it, but I actually quite enjoyed that version of Staying Alive, clever to use the rhymes as percussion. It's a matter of quantity over quality. 9.22 View oEmbed on the source website 9.15 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28ziQO6LLZ0&showinfo=0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZYoSLkDJ1g&showinfo=0 9.13 Sharon calls Emily Middlemas a 'Debbie Downer' for her version of Wishing on a Star. Did you know boring disco is the number one killer of domestic cats? View oEmbed on the source website To Emily's credit, she agrees with the judges (except Simon) saying she wanted to do something more upbeat. 9.06 Lots of great suggestions for the X Factor Jukebox on our Twitter feed. View oEmbed on the source website View oEmbed on the source website View oEmbed on the source website View oEmbed on the source website 9.00 Right, Nicole, enough of this. At least get the bloody prefix right: Matt is not a "Scha-star", he's a "Schtar" 8.56 Matt Terry with Best of My Love Now, a smart choice in my book, lots of scope to put his stamp on it. 8.50 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQ23WfS10Z8&showinfo=0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7yyPpcOw-4&showinfo=0 8.45 5 After Midnight with a Boogie Wonderland/September mash-up, exactly what their audience of tweens, twinks and tweeters demand. They're mad for Earth, Wind & Fire. If anything, their harmonies have improved since last week's impressive showing. Some genuine pop power developing here. 8.41 View oEmbed on the source website 8.40 View oEmbed on the source website 8.25 Our pale, Scottish #xfactor blogger likes this for some reason. (@RyanLawrie_) https://t.co/iaJAcjyQbf pic.twitter.com/hde5qfVqFR — Radio Times (@RadioTimes) November 12, 2016 View oEmbed on the source website 8.26 Sam Lavery slows I Will Surv…

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The X Factor live shows Week Five – as it happened
type: item
date: 2016-11-06T16:59:00.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Entertainment
subject: News
subject: Talent Shows
subject: TV
description: It was girls v boys as the X Factor takes on the US election
encoded: 21.50 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mtqs0Do42WQ&showinfo=0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHl2pvFXR_0&showinfo=0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONfHmUOLuF0&showinfo=0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVorgjN8nAk&showinfo=0 21.40 And that's the end of the Gender War, and tonight's shorter episode. For me, the pick is 5 After Midnight, while Saaro Alto is in trouble. But don't pay any attention to me, I've been wrong 100% of the time. Let's bung up the last of the performances and call it a night. 21.36 View oEmbed on the source website View oEmbed on the source website 21.31 "Every great group, they can't be puppets." Simon has a puppet fixation tonight. 21.28 Well, time to eat humble pie. That is a tight harmony from 5 After Midnight. Nicely done. 21.27 5 After Midnight pull an all nighter to find the right song, and end up on...Say You'll Be There by the Spice Girls. Eureka. 21.20 Nicole says 'You don't know you're beautiful/that's what makes you beautiful' is a beautiful message for Emily's mother and all the women out there. It's not. It's like a logic trap for self-loathing robots. 21.18 View oEmbed on the source website 21.15 Middlemas singing 'That's What Makes You Beautiful' slowly, because that's how emotions work. 21.13 The way Emily Middlemas says 'judj-gees' makes me intensely nostalgic for home, so I officially award her All of the Points.™ 21.12 View oEmbed on the source website 21.10 View oEmbed on the source website 20.31 View oEmbed on the source website 20.25 Goddamn the X Factor social media team are impressive. Here's Matt Terry's opening performance. View oEmbed on the source website 20:24 REVIEW: both singers thus far were yeah. 20.22 View oEmbed on the source website 20.15 View oEmbed on the source website 20.07 Matt Terry up first with a Wham classic. Let's just leave the jokes, because none of them can be printed in Radio Times. 20.07 View oEmbed on the source website Nicole Scherzingers insta comments are just full of snakes and gift emoj…

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The X Factor live shows Week Three – as it happens
type: item
date: 2016-10-22T06:00:00.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Entertainment
subject: News
subject: Talent Shows
subject: TV
description: It's Diva Week, but do the acts have the talent for some the greatest songs ever written?
encoded: 22.08 View oEmbed on the source website 9.50 That's all folks! See you next week! Until then, keep the dream alive! #BDforJLxmas View oEmbed on the source website 9.46 To be fair that could have been truly painful, and it wasn't. Lucky the judges were there... View oEmbed on the source website 9.43 Saaro Aalto taking on Björk now. Not literally, of course. As everyone knows, Björk can only be harmed by slivers of the enchanted glacier that birthed her. 9.39 Personally, as an X Factor virgin who's now very, very tired, Relley C has been far and away the most pleasant to listen to. Soothing. Then again, I am very, very tired. 9.34 I simply can't work out what gets a standing ovation. "Yes! It's over! It's over!" 9.31 We're in the final stretch, which is lucky because I've got one of those headaches I only get watching X Factor. (It's very loud, isn't it?) Hopefully it's something nice and soothing next. Four of Diamonds – Lady Marmalade and Bang Bang by Jessie J, Arianna and Nicki Minaj. [Knocks back more Neurofen] 9.30 View oEmbed on the source website 9.27 View oEmbed on the source website 9.16 Emily and Ryan are about 6000% more adorable than any other Scottish couple. Trust me, I'm a Scotsman. And I'm deeply lonely. 9.13 Showing no signs of illness at all, rock solid performance here. It's almost...suspicious. #reallyrelley? 9.10 Relley C breaking her vow of silence to deliver this very special message... 9.10 View oEmbed on the source website 9.03 View oEmbed on the source website 9.00 Yes, the main event! At last! Honey G! 20:54 This is where my X Factor n00bishness plays against me. Who's winning here? Is anyone? View oEmbed on the source website 20:50 Can't say I really enjoyed Matt's falsetto, but my sinuses have never been so clear! 20:48 Matt Terry's just moved in and can't find the box with the lampshades. 20:47 Prove us wrong Matt! 20:46 Early leader seems to be Lavery, followed by Gifty, then Lawrie and 5 After Midnight. Next up Matt Terry with I'll Be T…

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Kate McKinnon's outtake reel from Ghostbusters is life-affirmingly funny
type: item
date: 2016-10-21T12:15:44.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Comedy
subject: Movies
subject: News
subject: TV
subject: Video
description: "Whatever doesn't kill ya...just weakens ya"
encoded: In the alternate history novel we've just started writing, Paul Feig released this outtake reel of Kate McKinnon before the film premiered, both sides of the great Ghostbusters war of 2016 laid down their arms, and peace reigned. Also we all live in steam powered airships. View oEmbed on the source website McKinnon is clearly on the cusp of superstardom (told ya) and all its attendant 'QUEEEEEN SLAAAAAY YEEEEEEES' memes. But before someone commissions whatever vehicle will make her a multimillionaire (hey meninists, here's an idea to get worked up about: how about a Planes, Trains and Automobiles remake?) it's worth letting yourself be impressed: this is a funny person, being funny, over and over again off the top of her head. Sometimes that's enough.

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Dad builds incredible Ghostbusters wheelchair for son's Halloween
type: item
date: 2016-10-20T11:47:34.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Comedy
subject: News
subject: TV
subject: Video
description: Who ya gonna call?
encoded: One of the most tiresome things about 2016 is that you now can't see a picture of Slimer or a Proton Pack without holding your breath and praying a culture war isn't going to break out. But we can all agree this is great, right? View oEmbed on the source website The ghostbuster at the wheel is Jeremy, and his dad Ryan Scott Miller built this incredible version of Ecto-1 around his wheelchair for Hallowe'en*. Miller walked through some of the features: "The Ecto-1 include working headlights, siren lights, tail lights and speakers for Ghostbusters siren and theme music! The roof rack includes yellow canisters, green canister, blue tubes, ladder, red probe, siren light, two speakers (one for the Ghostbusters siren and one for theme music), satellite dish and whatever the white & red canister is from the Ecto-1." We are immensely jealous, but at least it's not something really awesome, like a Star Wars snowspeeder, right? View oEmbed on the source website OK, we know what house we're Trick or Treating** this year. *Known as All Hallows' Eve over here in the UK. ** Better known as 'guising' to Brits.

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World of Sport Wrestling returns to ITV
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date: 2016-10-20T11:30:38.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: News
subject: Sport
subject: TV
description: One-off special to air later this year
encoded: Against all odds, 1970s nostalgia just won't go away. From classic sitcom revivals to The Floyd, we all seem to be yearning for brown furnishings and side-burns. But we've now hit peak nostalgia: ladies and gentlemen, entering the ring, it's World of Sport Wrestling! Anyone of that era will still remember names like Giant Haystacks and Big Daddy – memories of a time when wrestling was as big in Britain as snooker and tennis. Later this year, ITV will broadcast a one-off special starring new grapplers like Sha 'The East End Butcher' Samuels, Dave Mastiff and 'Viper' Kimberly Benson competing for the WoS belt. Commentary will be provided by WWE regular Jim Ross at the taping this November. It's sure to inspire some epic sofa match-ups among little ones across the country.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DSro4l_0cE&showinfo=0

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Frankie Boyle to host US election special on iPlayer
type: item
date: 2016-10-20T11:04:44.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Comedy
subject: News
subject: TV
description: Comedian will be joined by Katherine Ryan and Sara Pascoe
encoded: Every night the dream's the same. I'm on a hill above the city. It's a nice day, children and couples enjoying each others' company. But then the wind changes. The laughter stops, the sky turns red and the world catches fire. The life we knew is blasted into shadow. And there, right at the centre of the maelstrom, is Frankie Boyle. And he's laughing. Hey look, the comedian's presenting a show on the US election. Oh. Oh no. American Autopsy will feature Boyle, Sara Pascoe and Katherine Ryan going over the Trump vs Clinton fight. Strangely, it will first be released BBC iPlayer at 9pm on Monday 14th November, with a broadcast later in the week on BBC Two. That's after the votes will have been counted, so presumably the plan is just to kick around in the ashes. Boyle hosted a similar show in the wake of the UK's General Election. “So great to be able to get the band back together with the brilliant Sara Pascoe and Katherine Ryan," Boyle said. "We look forward to broadcasting what may, depending on the result, be one of the final comedy shows before a full scale nuclear war." Please Frankie, don't tempt fate.

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Broadchurch stars David Tennant and Olivia Colman play Chilli Jam Roulette
type: item
date: 2016-10-20T08:10:25.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Drama
subject: News
subject: TV
description: Gruesome
encoded: Deputy Downer Detective Inspector Alec Hardy and Detective Sgt. Ellie Miller are back, and they're placing themselves in the line of fire. Sort of. To promote Channel 4's Stand Up to Cancer this Friday, David Tennant and Olivia Colman played a round of 'chilli jam roulette' (it's what it sounds like) while in full costume. The results are more gruesome but also funnier than the standard Broadchurch crime scene. It's all good fun, but I imagine our American readers enjoyed the pair's discussion on the proper etiquette for putting jam on scones even more. Yes, we really do care about this stuff. Even when we know the scones are going to cause us physical pain. Stand Up to Cancer is on Channel 4 this Friday from 7pm

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This dog sounds like a Tie Fighter
type: item
date: 2016-10-20T07:31:38.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Movies
subject: News
subject: Sci-fi
subject: TV
subject: Star Wars (franchise)
subject: Video
description: [See above]
encoded: This dog sounds like a Tie Fighter. The dog is called Geraldine and she's so happy to be leaving the vet that she makes noises like a ship from Star Wars. I'm not sure how much more context you need here, so let's just run the tape. View oEmbed on the source website The original Tie Fighter sound effect – reminiscent of the screaming Japanese Zero fighters in World War 2 – was not made by a dog. Sound designer Ben Burt actually combined an elephant call with a car driving away. But this dog makes a suspiciously similar noise. Now, before someone weighs in with a conspiracy theory, it's true that the editing of the video means we never actually see the dog itself make the noise. But we're willing to trust it, simply because we don't want to live in a world where someone would bother faking this.

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Justin Timberlake calls Susanna Reid his 'super hot grandma'
type: item
date: 2016-10-20T06:45:27.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Entertainment
subject: News
subject: TV
subject: Video
description: WARNING: blushing ahead
encoded: We can't decide if this is cute, funny or creepy. Help us out. Susanna Reid cameos in Justin Timberlake's new film trolls. [OK] He and co-star Anna Kendrick appeared on Good Morning Britain via video link, and brought a picture of Susanna with him. [Fine] "Good morning Britain. Susanna," Timberlake said "look, you're here with us." [Kinda funny] "You play my grandmother in Trolls and you look way too young." [That's true, Reid is 45, Timberlake is 35] "Your grandmother is a babe," Kendrick noted. [Getting creepy now] Timberlake: "I have a super hot grandmother." [Hmmmmm] View oEmbed on the source website "That is very cool though," Piers Morgan weighed in as Reid fell about laughing, "Timberlake doing the whole 'you look young to be a granny'" [Funny again] "He is right in your target range, isn't he?" [Excuse us while we throw up]

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Ian Hislop's top tip for not getting sued: 'allegedly' doesn't work
type: item
date: 2016-10-16T20:48:15.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Comedy
subject: News
subject: TV
description: Sorry, fellow journalists
encoded: Journalists spend 400% of their time trying to avoid lawsuits, but for many, their actual knowledge of the law barely rises above superstition. That’s why newsrooms are full of tips, tricks and cheats for hedging your bets and edging around the system, but there’s one you hear again and again – just drop the word ‘allegedly’ in there and you’ll be fine. It’s a joke that Private Eye editor Ian Hislop has used for years on Have I Got News For You, following his most venomous barbs and accusations with the legalese ‘allegedly’. The only problem? It doesn't work, as he advised Nick Robinson and an audience at the Cheltenham Literature Festival. [Note: Right, this could get tricky – the Radio Times is not Private Eye, and I’m confident our legal team would not want its writers picking up habits from Britain’s most (allegedly) sued man. There may be some minor redactions to follow.] Nick Robinson: “Since [event], I've noticed that Private Eye has become interested in [person], for [reasons]. Allegedly.” Ian Hislop: “I should point out that allegedly is no defence at all in libel. I perpetrated this myth for years hoping some judge would believe me.” “Allegedly doesn’t work. For instance if I say [person] is particularly [adjective], allegedly, then I’m just repeating the libel from someone else, which is another offence.” [Note: You see?] “But that one’s pretty safe, because it’s true." [Note: Danger of jigsaw identification here? What is ‘truth’ anyway? How much could the courts take us for?] Nick Robinson then revealed the on-camera version of ‘allegedly’ – the question mark. Nick Robinson: “In broadcasting the idea used to be you could add a question mark. I once had a conversation on Panorama when I was behind the camera, and they wanted to do a thing where they said Margaret Thatcher was mad.” [Note: As Margaret Thatcher has passed away, we’re safe to repeat this. Welcome to the wacky world of libel law!] “Then they said, would it help if we put a question mark on th…

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Private Eye editor Ian Hislop reveals the hilarious Donald Trump cover you'll never see
type: item
date: 2016-10-16T20:47:17.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Comedy
subject: News
subject: TV
description: Speaking at the Cheltenham Literature Festival, the editor of 30 years reveals what goes into a good front page
encoded: Laughing at the new Private Eye cover has been a British tradition since 1961, and Ian Hislop has been in charge of them since 1986. (Hislop was 26 when he took over.) But one of its recent targets is as American as they come: Donald Trump. "Not only was it my thirty year anniversary, so I was really hoping to have a good cover," he told interviewer Nick Robinson at the Cheltenham Literature Festival, "but with Trump I've heard far too many people say 'oh it's impossible to satirise him, he satirises himself'." "Well that's not true, you've just got to work harder. " The result? View oEmbed on the source website However, gold like that doesn't spring out of nowhere, and Hislop walked the audience through the thinking behind it. "The cover is the focus for people deciding whether they want to buy the magazine, it makes a huge difference for us. One of the early ideas was Trump saying to Hillary Clinton 'your husband's behaved appallingly too', and then Hillary saying 'well at least he knew when to withdraw.'" (Side-note: we laughed at this joke so much we mocked it up ourselves, just for fun.) Nevertheless, Hislop believes they arrived at the right cover. "It was very graphic and it had the word 'grope', and that's what you wanted to go on. I mean, how much influence can a satirical magazine have on voters in the Midwest? But it got a certain amount of play in America, particularly to embarrass the religious right. This is your candidate, is that what you want?" Well no matter who wins, at least we got some laughs out of it. That's something, right?

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Could Shetland's Tosh get her own spin-off?
type: item
date: 2016-10-16T20:44:23.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Drama
subject: News
subject: TV
description: Author Ann Cleeves has an idea
encoded: The Shetland TV series is based on the novels by Ann Cleeves, but it doesn’t follow the books slavishly. One of the biggest changes is the character of Tosh, who was created for the show. “The Tosh character was created by David Kane for the first episode, she isn’t in the books,” executive producer Elaine Collins explained during a special Radio Times panel at this year’s Cheltenham Literature Festival. “I said to Davey, because he’s brilliant at funny female characters, can you write one of those wonderful women that you write?” As played by Alison O’Donnell, Tosh quickly became a fan favourite. And as for the original author? Well… “I am deeply jealous that I didn’t create Tosh. I might write a series of novels just about Tosh!” O’Donnell saw her chance and took it. “I’m available for the TV adaptation!”

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Shetland author Ann Cleeves: "I might kill off Jimmy Perez"
type: item
date: 2016-10-16T20:42:02.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Drama
subject: News
subject: TV
description: Is time running out for the wind-swept DI?
encoded: Ann Cleeves has written 30 books over the last 30 years, and among her most popular creations is Detective Inspector Jimmy Perez in the Shetland series. Douglass Henshall has won legions of fans with his portrayal in the BBC adaptation, but they might be in for a tough time. “Jimmy was created because I thought there would just be one book,” Cleeves told an audience at the Cheltenham Literature Festival. “It seemed like it would be stretching credibility to kill off too many people in Shetland, with its small population.” “I was going to do just four, just one quartet, but it grew. There will be just one more Shetland book after Cold Earth. And then the story is told.” Then she dropped the bombshell. “I might kill him off.” Cleeves said this with a laugh, so it might not have been serious, but Henshall could read the writing on the wall. “The life of an actor right there! You think everything’s going fantastic, then they just kill you.” Well, the TV series has diverged from the books, so there may be hope yet. As for book-Jimmy, maybe it’s time to get a ticket off the island?

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Alexei Sayle on Rik Mayall: 'he loved watching tapes of himself'
type: item
date: 2016-10-16T07:16:19.000Z
creator: Jonathan Holmes
subject: Comedy
subject: News
subject: TV
description: The Young Ones co-star pays tribute to the late comedian
encoded: He's the late, great king of anarchic comedy, but Rik Mayall was also charmingly narcissistic. At least according to his co-star on The Young Ones, Alexei Sayle. "One thing Rik liked to do was he’d bring you back to his flat and make you watch tapes of Rik Mayall," he told an audience at the Cheltenham Literature Festival. "He watched Rik Mayall like he was a new comic he’d discovered – ‘Rik Mayall’. He’d watch himself with such naïve enjoyment that you couldn’t even be bored, because his enjoyment from watching himself was so deep." On a more serious note, Sayle paid tribute to the birth of the alternative comedy movement, comparing the experience to other Liverpool icons. "Nothing lasts, and that’s one of the beautiful things but also one of the sad things. We were like the Beatles: a gang, us against the world. And that period, it didn’t last, it can’t last, but it was wonderful for a few years. Just to be part of it." "Comedy is at its most sublime when it gets a laugh out of nothing. The thing about Rik was he was natural funny."

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