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Re: Brief but Memorable

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Dean BedfordFeb 6, 2007
 

 
On Wednesday, February 7, 2007, at 02:08 AM, j_a_m_fan wrote:

> Yes, I almost mentioned that Charles Collingwood episode but thought
> I'd gone on too much already. happily i think we will see him back -
> because he helps with a different blend as he is an actor as you say.
>
> Bob monkhouse was excellent, such a professional, but it was in that
> series where a special guest came along for each episode and the
> experiment was never repeated, Kenny Everett was another. I also
> remember Lorraine Chase, a flash-in-the-pan 'star' of the time with
> the unlikely catch phrase of 'Luton airport'. She was utterly
> hopeless and out of her depth but caused much hilarity, especially
> when Peter Jones started chatting her up. Clement Freud can be heard
> laughing so much in the background he must have nearly fallen off his
> chair.

that's one of my favourite programmes - in the diaries Kenneth says it
was he that asked the producer to include her on the show. I thought
Lorraine was delightful and if memory serves she did come second, albeit
with some help from the others!

 
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