John (Lucas) and Terry (Walliams) – Father-and-son baggage handlers who steal from passengers' luggage and are generally less than careful with it. Their name is a reference to controversial footballer John Terry. David Schwimmer (himself) – Stopped by customs whilst trying to smuggle transsexual porn DVDs into the UK, which he blames on his Friends co-stars Matt LeBlanc and Jennifer Aniston. (Appears in: Episode 2)

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The show was the most watched comedy of 2010, with ten million viewers, [31] but also had thousands of viewer complaints, and criticism for perceived racist content. [32] It was the third most-watched show on Christmas Day in the United Kingdom. [33] Controversy [ edit ] David continues: "The interesting thing is we get recognised by some British people who might have seen Little Britain but, obviously, as we're in an airport, a huge percentage of people are from other countries who probably don't recognise us and are just utterly mystified as to why there are two men dressed as women having a pee next to them in the toilet!"Steve Downes (Lucas) – A police dog handler whose previous canine companions have mostly ended up in rehab. His current drug sniffer dog is called Bobo. (Appears in: Episode 5) Just getting to the demos, these belong on an album. She was so talented from the off. The entire bonus material is stellar. There is a discernable reduction in SQ on the final record of the Allaire Sessions, but it's by no means bad, just not as impressive as the first 3 records, imagine they are digital source. Precious Little (Lucas) – A Jamaican woman in her 50s who professes to be a devout Christian, she is the manager of the airport's coffee kiosk. Precious deliberately causes problems that force the closure of the kiosk, allowing her to take the day off. Her main catchphrase is shouting "praise the Lord!" Sue (Lucas) and Geoff Stott (Walliams) – A couple who are flying to Disneyland to get married. (Appear in: Episode 1)

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Mrs. Mumbutu ( Ellen Thomas) – Liberian passenger whom Ian accuses of making up her country. (Appears in: Episode 2) Ashley (Walliams) – The supervisor who is there to help Tommy serve his first customer at Happy Burger. Perfect product, decent price. Spanish subtitles that can be turned off, and a Spanish Main menu that’s easily translated In June 2010, it was announced that Little Britain stars Lucas and Walliams had reunited to star in a new comedy series set in an airport, a spoof of British documentaries Airport and Airline. [1] [2] Filming for Come Fly with Me began in August, with the duo spending two weeks at Robin Hood Airport Doncaster Sheffield. [3] [4] A further three weeks were spent shooting at London Stansted Airport, with scenes also being filmed at Liverpool John Lennon Airport and Pinewood Studios. [5] A "making of" documentary titled Come Fly on the Wall aired on BBC One on 8 February 2011. [6] On 28 January 2011, the BBC announced it had commissioned a second series, [7] [8] but Walliams confirmed in January 2013 that a second series was not going to air. Ray (Walliams) and Anne Wilkins (Lucas) – Owners of the airport pub. They are known to chase departing customers through the airport in a bid for someone to stay "more than twelve minutes". (Appear in: Episode 6)Playing on a Rega Planar 3 2016 + TTPSU with GrooveTracer Reference sub platter, Ortofon 2M Blue, Trichord Dino Mk 3 phono stage with Dino+ PSU, PrimaLuna Evolution 100 Integrated, with Tungsol EL34s, Buchardt S300 Mk2s. The staff at both airports have been wonderful," adds Matt. "We couldn't have done it without their goodwill." Colin (Walliams) and Gavin (Lucas) – Battle re-enactors who are not allowed to take swords to a re-enactment of the Battle of Agincourt; Colin later says he has killed only three people in the trade. (Appear in: Episode 5) Corinne Oliver (Walliams) – The airport's officer of special needs. She is disabled herself and is pushed around by her helper, Bob (Lucas). (Appears in: Episode 6) Dale Winton (himself) – The host of Our Lady Air's annual Steward of the year competition. (Appears in: Episode 6)

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So in a way I was always aware that a lot of people were anticipating it with Little Britain whereas this feels like something else." Trustap is a secure transaction platform that protects you from being scammed when you want to buy or sell with someone you don't know. If you are in the North America, look out for US/Canadian flag icons on popular product listings for direct links. Melody and Keeley deal with a large man, and end up giving him two separate seats on the plane. Omar Baba goes green by planting a single tree on a roundabout, but insults Daybreak in the process. Baba also shows us inside the new FlyLo 'Loveatory'. Peter and Judith's next 'Holiday from Hell' ended with Peter facing a twelve year minimum prison sentence.

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Doctor Who viewers go time travelling: 'Astronaut' episode is the most recorded TV show of all time". kantarmediauk.com. 19 May 2011. Archived from the original on 6 September 2012 . Retrieved 16 December 2011. The thing is," says David, "to call them catchphrases now is a mistake because they're not. They're just things that certain characters say, like you do in real life. If the public like something and latch on to it then they make them into catchphrases. And it's the public that makes something a success." Rupert Grint (himself) – Taaj gives Rupert his script for Future Cop 2000 when meeting him whilst he disembarked the plane from Los Angeles. Taaj asks Grint to pass it on to Daniel Radcliffe. (Appears in: Episode 3). Despite the occasional awkward moment, the pair are determined that Come Fly With Me appears as close to real-life as possible, much like the genre they are sending up. Says Matt: "Sometimes members of the public gather behind the camera and like to watch. But what you gain is hopefully a show that looks like no other comedy show; that has a kind of authenticity and a scale about it that you could not easily create in a studio, unless you had tens of millions of pounds to build one."