Bottom (1991–1995)

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Edward and Richard are best buddies living off the government doing nothing more than having a good time and breaking stuff.

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1995 | 1992 | 1991
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 Eddie (18 episodes, 1991-1995)
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 Richie (18 episodes, 1991-1995)
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Edward and Richard are best buddies living off the government doing nothing more than having a good time and breaking stuff. Written by Graham Wilson Jr <diex@suburbia.net>

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The last episode of the second series ("'s Out") featuring Richie and Eddie camping out on Wimbledon Common, was due to be broadcast on 5th November 1992. However, a real-life murder on Wimbledon Common shortly before transmission meant that the episode was pulled, and was not seen on TV until after the third series in 1995. See more »

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When Richie falls down the stairs in the Carnival episode while impersonating Kilroy, he rolls into the bathroom and gets stuck in the toilet head first with his feet in the air, however just after he falls through the door before the camera moves in you can see his foot protruding from the doorway See more »

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Eddie: [reads letter] What's this? Annual membership to "Barbarella's Aerobic Fitness Centre"?
Richie: Nothing to do with me.
Eddie: It's got "Richard Richard" written on it.
Richie: Ah. Er...
Eddie: [reads] "Leotard"?
Richie: Well, er, Eddie, none of us are getting any younger. I just pop along every Wednesday afternoon and firm up.
Eddie: What, you stand at the back of a room full of girls jiggling their bottoms up and down and "firm up"?
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Followed by Bottom Live: The Big Number 2 Tour (1995) See more »

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Really funny.
12 December 2002 | by (Southampton, England) – See all my reviews

Rik Mayall and Adrian Edmonson have done excellently well with this successful british comedy series. I do not know how anyone does not like this programme. Lots of times in each episode the funny content had me in stitches. Someone new to british comedy should start to watch this show. It is a laugh!


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