Victoria Wood's All Day Breakfast

Émission spéciale télévisée
1992
49m

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Duncan Preston and Victoria Wood in Victoria Wood's All Day Breakfast (1992)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA spoof of ITV's magazine show This Morning, presented by Sally Cumbernauld (Wood) and Martin Crossthwaite (Preston), with sketches, adverts, an exercise ritual with Polly (Blake, an intervi... Tout lireA spoof of ITV's magazine show This Morning, presented by Sally Cumbernauld (Wood) and Martin Crossthwaite (Preston), with sketches, adverts, an exercise ritual with Polly (Blake, an interview with Alan Rickman and the "four-times a day" soap opera, The Mall, with a special appea... Tout lireA spoof of ITV's magazine show This Morning, presented by Sally Cumbernauld (Wood) and Martin Crossthwaite (Preston), with sketches, adverts, an exercise ritual with Polly (Blake, an interview with Alan Rickman and the "four-times a day" soap opera, The Mall, with a special appearance from Mrs Overall.

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The special is largely a parody of the ITV series This Morning. Husband and wife presenting team Judy Finnigan and Richard Madeley are imitated by Victoria Wood and Duncan Preston, as married couple "Sally Cumbernauld" and "Martin Crossthwaite" and even This Morning's famous set at the Albert Dock in Liverpool is replicated. Finnigan and Madeley later revealed they loved Wood's spoof of them.

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9/10

The biggest Christmas cracker of them all.

I find it so hard to believe that nobody has reviewed this show. It's hard to believe it dates back to Christmas 1992, the humour is so fresh and original still.

The format definitely worked, Victoria Wood and Duncan Preston doing a Richard and Judy (This Morning) style show, which would run all day, where they'd be rude to guests, have meaningless conversations and criticise each other. 'The Mall' was presented as the daily soap opera, and the late Alan Rickman was ignored in an interview.

It's an absolute joy from start to finish, truly laugh out loud funny, so many good points, The Mall is sensationally funny, and the re-introduction of Mrs Overall makes it all the more special. Julie Walters grumpy mum and serious daughter is one of my favourite clips, as is Victoria's mature School Girl.

If you like a laugh, do what you can to track it down, it's criminal that it never got a DVD release. Wood and Walters, I salute you.

9/10