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Watching it now on BBC 3...

posted 16 years ago by toxina90
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surprised to see Carl Weathers in it...

"Why so serious?" - The Joker

Tank Girl meets the Mighty Boosh . Think I might likt this!

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[–] carlos-fernandez 16 years ago

Excellent show, I'm still in shock. I loved it and want more.

[–] the_punk_rock_ben 16 years ago

is it gonna be a series does anyone know? i thought it was really good.

[–] Diluted 16 years ago

its a pilot
there are a series of pilots all on the same time each week. i guess if they get good feedback a series gets made.

[–] r00nie 16 years ago

Personally I enjoyed it but think it missed the mark, I was expecting far more speedy craziness like the Boosh when in fact it was a bit slow and talky. It has potential but it needs to be chopped in half and speeded up as I got a bit bored in places. Still good idea :)

[–] burnleyite83 16 years ago

6 pilots have been made. BBC Scotland have enough money to make one into a series. Feedback will dictate which one.

[–] Stevie_Pearson 16 years ago

Where do we send feedback too?

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=JMWp9wTUYnM

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[–] hibbz02 16 years ago

That was so random, it was just incredible. I don't really know what to say.

[–] dj_mehdi_disciple 16 years ago

i was bent double watching this because it was so good, the satire really bit hard and the plot was ridiculous but not too much so that it made no sense, also, Carl Weathers is back on form!

i cant watch Lost anymore, it boggles my mind too much

[–] fantasyescapist 16 years ago

It's odd - probably needs to grow on me, as I was expecting some very good action and drama.

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[–] Darwin10 16 years ago

Definite potential but I feel it could've been a lot better if it was a tiny bit shorter, maybe 45 minutes instead of 60.

Loved the more satirical moments though - future BBC News in particular, showing that Chris Morris and Brass Eye was right on the mark - this is where TV journalism is heading.

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