Friday, March 26
The Lovejoy Revival
I still can't believe that Tinker from Lovejoy is in Eastenders now!
With the return of Dudley Sutton, surely its only a matter of time before Ian McShane drops into the vic for a swift half and a 'word' about mullets. Or how about a Lovejoy revival, it has to happen. Especially with antiques programmes so popular at the moment. We must start a campaign immediately.
The most poetic thing i've ever read about Lovejoy:
"He may be perpetually broke, his private life is always in a mess, he is a liar and pretends to be a coward, his business dealings are unethical, no woman is safe from him, but he responds to antiques the way Mozart responded to the key of D minor. They set up a vibration in him, and all of a sudden this dubious character becomes an artist."
- Newgate Callender, describing Lovejoy in The New York Times Book Review.
The most worrying news story i've seen today:
"The last time I saw Dudley Sutton he flashed at me on the stage" - Dot Cotton
Other bizarre headlines of the day:
Top doc backs picking your nose and eating it
Player sent off for tackling streaker
Berlin considers employing pig catchers
Scotland invents deep friend chocolate
sandwich
And the great moustache debate
For
Against
I still can't believe that Tinker from Lovejoy is in Eastenders now!
With the return of Dudley Sutton, surely its only a matter of time before Ian McShane drops into the vic for a swift half and a 'word' about mullets. Or how about a Lovejoy revival, it has to happen. Especially with antiques programmes so popular at the moment. We must start a campaign immediately.
The most poetic thing i've ever read about Lovejoy:
"He may be perpetually broke, his private life is always in a mess, he is a liar and pretends to be a coward, his business dealings are unethical, no woman is safe from him, but he responds to antiques the way Mozart responded to the key of D minor. They set up a vibration in him, and all of a sudden this dubious character becomes an artist."
- Newgate Callender, describing Lovejoy in The New York Times Book Review.
The most worrying news story i've seen today:
"The last time I saw Dudley Sutton he flashed at me on the stage" - Dot Cotton
Other bizarre headlines of the day:
Top doc backs picking your nose and eating it
Player sent off for tackling streaker
Berlin considers employing pig catchers
Scotland invents deep friend chocolate
sandwich
And the great moustache debate
For
Against
