The Trip to Italy with Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon is really rather amusing

[PSRB]

can't believe I missed the 1st series

[Monty91]

but it is inescapable how much funnier Brydon is than him.

Oh by the way: £50 says Fab plays?

[Mc Gooner]

[barrybueno]

[PSRB]

http://www.awimb.com/fudforum/index.php?t=tree&goto=3876 405&rid=59&S=9613222b1675fc5075ca4be5c749cab6 (http://www.awimb.com/fudforum/index.php?t=tree&goto=3876405&rid=59&S=9613222b1675fc5075ca4be5c749cab6)

[arse-nick (avid-analogue-addict)]

Thing is, with the relationship they have, they just don't seem to be very close, as good buddies usually are. Not sure if that's an intentional thing or not. But it is so well acted out, seamless.

[Classic Jorge]

[Mc Gooner]

[Classic Jorge]

I'm not totally on board with this one, though it does have its moments.

I wish it would lay off the impressions a bit, I cant imagine accountants would revert to ledger work in the middle of a road trip.

Also, it's a bit restaurant ****ty

[Monty91]

He has done absolutely fantastically in our run to the final and there are clearly no concerns about his mental attitude, so him leaving in the summer is not really a factor.

I think if he hadn't done quite so well and played such a huge role in getting us there, then Wenger would perhaps be tempted to play Szecsny. I guess, in truth, the fact we are playing a weaker team is probably helping force his hand too.

[Classic Jorge]

[Monty91]

mention what they eat. More about the beautiful settings than the fact they are in a restaurant...

I find the show quite theraputic, almost hypnotic. It's my fave thing on TV a the moment...

[Classic Jorge]

Too many shots of grimacing italians painstakingly placing a single rhubarb shaving on top of a artfully drizzled tourine for my comedic tastes.

[Supermac1976]

[Monty91]

and yet at the end of every episode they retire to their rooms to have depressing, uncomfortable Skype chats with their forsaken wives and children back home.

It's that juxtaposition that makes it an interesting show on an emotional level.

[Classic Jorge]

To be honest, I think it's largely due to my distatste for impressionists. It's so serious I think I may have been nonced off by Mike Yarwood.

[Classic Jorge]

Mine set fire to my duvet with me in it.

Um, innit

[PSRB]

and both of them do a very good Anthony Hopkins

[Monty91]

smug about the art-form.

I think it's the sheer brazeness of their desire to show off their 'talent' in public.. I mean, if someone had a good voice and decided to sing in a social setting, people would think they're a fúcking bell-end.