Message Forum: Re: Mr. Bean/Wally Cox

Re: Mr. Bean/Wally Cox

Posted By: Sosiqui, on host 63.193.249.209
Date: Sunday, December 9, 2001, at 08:41:04
In Reply To: Mr. Bean/Wally Cox posted by Howard on Sunday, December 9, 2001, at 06:58:28:

> I think Bean, is a real talent. (At the moment, I can't recall his real name!) I would put him in the same class as Wally Cox, Ben Turpin, Buster Keaton, Jerry Lewis, and Harpo Marx. And that's a step ahead of the great Benny Hill.
>

I *love* Mr. Bean... every single episode of the TV show I see inevitably has me crying with laughter at at least one point. ;) *snickers just REMEMBERING part of the Christmas episode* The movie wasn't that great, though.

Oh, and as far as other British comedies go, one that I really liked when I lived in Holland (and had regular access to the BBC) was Allo Allo... that was pretty darn amusing. Ah, memories of watching that show, and the kid's programs (most notably Blue Peter, which I also really liked)... good stuff.

Sosiqui

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Message:	> > I think Bean, is a real talent. (At the moment, I can't recall his real name!) I would put him in the same class as Wally Cox, Ben Turpin, Buster Keaton, Jerry Lewis, and Harpo Marx. And that's a step ahead of the great Benny Hill. > > > > I love Mr. Bean... every single episode of the TV show I see inevitably has me crying with laughter at at least one point. ;) snickers just REMEMBERING part of the Christmas episode The movie wasn't that great, though. > > Oh, and as far as other British comedies go, one that I really liked when I lived in Holland (and had regular access to the BBC) was Allo Allo... that was pretty darn amusing. Ah, memories of watching that show, and the kid's programs (most notably Blue Peter, which I also really liked)... good stuff. > > Sosiqui
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