Dale Winton (himself) – The host of Our Lady Air's annual Steward of the year competition. (Appears in: Episode 6) Mr Dubrowski (Valentine Pelka) – The Polish Ambassador to the United Kingdom, whom Ian Foot accuses of working illegally in the United Kingdom because he is Polish. Lucas and Walliams portray many of the focal airline and airport staff, as well as some passengers, whose comments and experiences are featured in one or more of the series episodes in the style of a "fly on the wall documentary". Despite announcing a second series, Walliams confirmed in January 2013 that a second series would not air, after Lucas refused to make a second series and the show was cancelled indefinitely. ABC Shop: Come Fly With Me DVD". ABC Shop Online. Archived from the original on 31 March 2012 . Retrieved 27 December 2011.

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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." Wolf, Ian (29 January 2011). "Come Fly with Me gets a second series". British Comedy Guide . Retrieved 29 January 2011. 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) 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."

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As memories of Little Britain catchphrases such as: "Yeah but no but yeah...", "I'm a laydee" and "I'm the only gay in the village" begin to fade, David and Matt return with their brand-new, much-anticipated series, Come Fly With Me. Hetty Wolf (Lucas) – A 92-year-old passenger who pretends to be on her first flight, scamming Moses Beacon into buying her a number of luxury products, including an Yves Saint Laurent scarf and an iPad, and getting her a seat in first class, before revealing she has flown many times before. (Appears in: Episode 1) 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!" Tommy Reid (Lucas) – A young, obtuse Scottish man working at Happy Burger, one of the airport's fast-food eateries. He hopes to work his way up to becoming a pilot, unaware that the two jobs are completely unrelated. More than 10 million people watch comedy Come Fly with Me". This Is Total Essex. 7 January 2011. Archived from the original on 14 January 2013 . Retrieved 15 January 2011.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. Our Lady Air is an Irish low-cost airline, providing routes across Europe. It saves money by flying to airports further away from the actual city centre, such as landing a flight to Barcelona in Ireland. Our Lady Air offers business class, in-flight meals, and no hidden charges. Ashley (Walliams) – The supervisor who is there to help Tommy serve his first customer at Happy Burger. Filming begins at Doncaster-Sheffield". Robin Hood Airport Guide. 17 September 2010. Archived from the original on 26 April 2012 . Retrieved 15 January 2011.

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They're all in the same place and also the level of reality with the characters is more equal than in Little Britain," continues David. "So it felt right and it was exciting - the more we wrote the more we got to know the characters and thought it would be good to put them together. For example we've got an ignorant immigration officer, Ian, and we thought it would be great if he does a review of the staff and then meets Taaj from FlyLo. So it was like we've met both these characters and now we're going to bring them together and it felt really interesting." Moodie, Clemmie (3 January 2013). "David Walliams "disappointed" Matt Lucas doesn't want a second Come Fly With Me series". Mirror . Retrieved 3 August 2013. It is hard though; there are a lot of distractions. We're used to being on a set and people saying, 'Quiet please, action'. But here, any moment, a tannoy can go off, a vehicle can go past beeping or someone can start shouting or running through the airport, so you've got to try to concentrate with that going on around you." Ian Foot (Walliams) – The pompous, racist, and bigoted chief immigration officer who often comes up with ridiculous reasons not to allow a foreign person into the country, which includes people such as the Polish ambassador to the United Kingdom. [10]

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EastEnders wins Christmas Day viewing figures battle". BBC News. 26 December 2010 . Retrieved 15 January 2011. O'Sullivan, Kevin (2 January 2011). "Watch Come Fly With Me fly up the charts". Daily Mirror . Retrieved 31 January 2011. 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." 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.