Statham is always funny but how do you reckon the real best of him is brought out?

For me, Alan and Joanna are the ultimate in televisual entertainment. :lol:

Oh, bugger! Bugger, bugger, bugger. I've just realised this is the Mark Heap forum. I meant to post this in the Dr Alan Statham one. Oops. I'm so sorry. :ph43r: :blush

This is the first poll I've ever done and I knew I'd do something wrong but I didn't think it'd be anything as stupid as this. :rolleyes:

Good question! I have to say Joanna, they're just so incredibly funny. But I do love any scene with him and Lyndon too.

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I reckon with Boyce - they're v funny together.

DOn't worry LS, i'm sure it'll be moved for you.

I've been different and gone for the scenes with Mac. There aren't that many of them, but I find them hilarious. I think a lot of the Joanna scenes with him are very slapstick which isn't so much my sort of thing :unsure:

i voted for with mac, i love it when they have a scene together

I never thought of putting a With Lyndon choice, sorry.

I'm torn between Boyce and Mac - I love him when he's with people who antagonise him, it's hilarious. I think I'm going to have to go with Boyce though. "What's this?" "It's a bone." That scene is so funny! :roflmao

I voted for Alan with other people, it was so close to being Alan and Mac. But then I remembered his scenes outside the hospital, and in his office with the politician guy. They're all so funny, I had to vote for that one :)

I still think you can't beat 'you can't make me laugh by poking me' and 'i bought you. for thirty p'

Yeah, you know, I now wish I'd made this poll one of those ones where you can pick two or three of the choices. Bugger. Oh, well, sorry. My first attempt at a poll was bound to go a bit wrong. Was it IMO who moved this to the right section, btw? If so, thanks. I'm still annoyed with myself for putting it in the wrong place. :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

What was I going to say? Oh, yes, that's right... I have to say I fancy the man who played the politician who interviewed Alan. Saw him in a play in March and thoght 'PHWOAR!' :wub: :blush Did anyone see he was in Festival, btw? :)

That's one of my mum's fave lines. She love that. :lol:

He was that brilliant guy with all the hand movements wasn't he?

Hand movements?

He played the partner of the radio presenter/interviewer who sleeps with the Irish comic. But what hand movements?

It was ages ago that I watched it, so I might have forgotten any hand movements!!!

I don't remember the hand movements either.

Incidentally, saw him again as he's in Spamalot that I went to see the other weekend. :wub: He's lovely.