Two comedians satirize modern life with tasteless yet scathing sketches mocking those gullible enough to believe.Two comedians satirize modern life with tasteless yet scathing sketches mocking those gullible enough to believe.Two comedians satirize modern life with tasteless yet scathing sketches mocking those gullible enough to believe.
- Nominated for 3 BAFTA Awards
- 1 win & 4 nominations total
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- TriviaWhen Mel Smith died, Griff Rhys-Jones led a tribute to his comedy partner on the Twitter social network and stated "I still can't believe this has happened. To everybody who ever met him, Mel was a force of life. He had a relish for it that seemed utterly inexhaustible. He inspired love and utter loyalty and he gave it in return. I will look back on the days working with him as some of the funniest times that I have ever spent. We probably enjoyed ourselves far too much, but we had a roller-coaster of a ride along the way. He was a gentleman and a scholar, a gambler and a wit. We are in a state of shock. We have lost a very, very dear friend."
- ConnectionsFeatured in Comedy Classics of the 80's (1991)
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Mel Smith and Griff Rhys Jones are the stars of the sketch show "Alas Smith & Jones" (1984-1998).Here in Finland we're watching the older episodes, from the 80's.There you can see how the world has changed.The show can often be very funny, just hilarious.It's the skill of the comedians who make it all work.They both have huge amount of energy and chemistry, that raise the show from mediocrity to something really memorable.It's also a brilliantly written show.Smith and Jones have also been writing it, so they're versatile talents.If you want to laugh hard then this may be your show.Otherwise watch something else- something not funny.
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