jezzawotton
Joined Jun 2010
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Having watched this when it originally aired in 1984 i was delighted to find my girlfriend had bought me a DVD, copied from TV.Although, it has since been released officially with special features it was a very funny,nostalgic trip down memory lane with the main character 'scully', his bezzie mate 'mooey' and the 'Liverpool football team' he so eagerly want's to escape his dysfunctional life to join.
I reckon i must have taped it at the time and watched the seven episodes constantly (when i wasn't watching 'The Young Ones')as i can still quote some of the best lines,like when Scully is in class witnessing a substitute maths teacher being eaten alive by his class mates ("This guy shouldn't be here, he should be somewhere quiet taking tablets")but loved the first episode the most when he introduces us to 'Dracula' the caretaker, and his assistant 'castenets'on account of his false teeth moving up and down and making a clacking noise.
The scene in the gym when 'castenets' breaks both windows with his broom may be pure 'Laurel & Hardy' but had me cracked up as he takes the laughter of the pupils with a few more clacks from his dentures!Pure gold!!
I reckon i must have taped it at the time and watched the seven episodes constantly (when i wasn't watching 'The Young Ones')as i can still quote some of the best lines,like when Scully is in class witnessing a substitute maths teacher being eaten alive by his class mates ("This guy shouldn't be here, he should be somewhere quiet taking tablets")but loved the first episode the most when he introduces us to 'Dracula' the caretaker, and his assistant 'castenets'on account of his false teeth moving up and down and making a clacking noise.
The scene in the gym when 'castenets' breaks both windows with his broom may be pure 'Laurel & Hardy' but had me cracked up as he takes the laughter of the pupils with a few more clacks from his dentures!Pure gold!!