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Mr Davidson said: "We do have to be a bit choosy about what we keep in our room as it can fill up easily - but our must-have item is our framed personal photographs." Alan: That’s one way of looking at it. Another way of looking at it is, people like them, let’s make some more of them. Partridge tries to give tips to his Ukrainian girlfriend Sonja on how to make a full English breakfast. Imagine two things you enjoy. Great individually but put them together and you get something quite special. Strawberries and cream. Egg and bacon. Yawning and scratching. Johnson and Johnson. Charles and Camilla. But what about drugs and sex? This is Chemex.” Paul Anstey, Travelodge's director of operations for the north, said: "We know Travelodge has really loyal customers throughout the UK but the Davidsons are unique - they've literally made a Travelodge into their home.
Jet from Gladiators to host a millennium barn dance at Yeovil aerodrome. Properly policed, it must not, REPEAT NOT turn into an all-night rave. Alan drifts off and fantasizes about dancing for Tony Hayers: Because of this, he declares himself "Norfolk's Maddest Man" and decides to give the group a physical run-through of the entire opening sequence of The Spy Who Loved Me. [28] Pray silence please, for the Electric Light Orchestra. It’s the end of Alan’s show, and Dave Clifton takes over with the breakfast show:
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Alan: Yes. In fact, the best thing that I ever did was getting thrown out by my wife! She’s living with a fitness instructor. He drinks that yellow stuff in tins. He’s an idiot! From a show which revels in the nuances of Alan-ness, the reveal of Jed’s room is one of Alan’s “ Del Boy falling through the bar” moments. It’s another disaster amid a personal and professional nadir of I’m Alan Partridge – career on the skids, living in the Travel Tavern, and fruitlessly grasping for that elusive second series. Steve Coogan was just 26 when he first played the role on episode one of the satirical news show On the Hour on BBC Radio 4. It was perhaps humble beginnings for a not-so-humble character but it wouldn’t take long before Partridge was a household in the UK. For meals, the couple walk across the car park to the service station's Little Chef or visit nearby restaurants. Y is also for: Yachting Mishaps (another of Alan’s programme ideas: “Some funny, some tragic”); Yvonne Boyd (fashion designer whom Alan offended on his chatshow, based on Vivienne Westwood’s appearance on Wogan when the audience laughed at her collection). Z is for Zombies
Alan: Well there you go, they taught you a trade. Minor repairs. [Lift door begins to close on Alan]Surely, in large part, this was down to the hilarious cast, led by Steve Coogan, Felicity Montagu, Sally Phillips, Simon Greenhall, Phil Cornwell and Amelia Bullmore.
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