Music from the show??

In case you're STILL wondering, I've finally found out.

It's NOT classical music, it's a track called 'FINDING BEAUTY' by the Scottish composer Craig Armstrong, who also wrote the scores for 'Moulin Rouge' and 'Romeo and Juliet' (the Baz Luhrman one), as well as 'Mission: Impossible' and 'Ray.'

The track is commercially available on the 2002 EMI CD 'As If To Nothing,' which ironically enough, is NOT a soundtrack album.

Incidentally, 'Finding Beauty' is also currently being used as the backing to commercials in the UK for L'Oreal skin products!

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Blimey, this show really seems to have polarised opinion!

I think there are valid points made on both sides. Sure, there are strong characters & weak characters, just as there are strong sketches & weak sketches. This is the nature of sketch-comedy. Every sketch & character cannot possibly appeal to every viewer (and is not designed to).

People have cited The Fast Show, and Little Britain as examples of how shows like Tittybangbang *should* be done. Personally, I find the same criticisms can be applied to both of those examples. Certain characters in The Fast Show, and certinly Little Britain are weak, cliched and superficial re-invention of previous offerings. This doesn't make them bad shows. Every viewer has different tastes, experiences & viewing history and therefore will take different things from each of these shows.

For the record, plenty of tittybangbang had me laughing out loud. The unusual (dare I say risky) writing, characters & situations had me not quite believing what I was seeing at certain points. This is bold writing, and is to be applauded. As with all sketch based shows, Tittybangbang will have a shelf life, and although I'd love to see more (to see where the writers will take the show next), I hope they don't carry it on for too long (both The Fast Show & Little Britain were guilty of this IMHO).

P.S. Slowdivegrrl you have good taste, I also think Lucy Montgomery is delicious! :o)



"There's been talk of David Diddy Hamilton sir, and possibly one of The Goodies"

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