Tittybangbang (2005–2007)Unpredictable comedy sketch show featuring a range of weird and wonderful grotesque characters. |
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This new BBC Three comedy sketch show includes an exhibitionist cleaning lady, a team of quivering darters led by their twitching captain Paula, Maxine Bendix the plastic slapper who suffers from just a little bit of seepage and frustrated bachelor Don Peacock who never quite fulfills his fantasies. They are joined by menopausal, near naked needle-pointers; a dysfunctional family who cannot enjoy any meal in peace, a fighting OAP and an entertainer with a very unique animal act. Written by Smallvilleck
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10 January 2006 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
Titty Bang Bang 3 See more »Company Credits
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Judge: No.
Gwyneth: WHAT DID YOU SAY?
Judge: Er... Yes.
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Written by Miranda Cooper, Brian Higgins, Nick Coler, Giselle Sommerville,
Lisa Cowling and Niara Scarlet
Performed by Frank
(Season Two)
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Co-written by Bob Mortimer, although he is credited as Robert Renwick. His full name is Robert Renwick Mortimer. See more »Goofs
Reflected in the glass behind Tom Cruise's bodyguards in the fish and chip shop. See more »Quotes
Gwyneth: [singing at audition] I have a dream, a song to sing, to help me cope with anything.Judge: No.
Gwyneth: WHAT DID YOU SAY?
Judge: Er... Yes.
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"I'm Not Shy"Written by Miranda Cooper, Brian Higgins, Nick Coler, Giselle Sommerville,
Lisa Cowling and Niara Scarlet
Performed by Frank
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BBC three released two comedy sketch shows within two months. One was rotten, but TBB was a gem. When TBB started being advertised I was of course very reserved in my enthusiasm, little Britain is a hard act to follow...
TBB really is unique and brilliant for many reasons. The editing couldn't be better, the choice of music is inspired, just look at the use of Divine comedy's national express as the entertainers theme. Then at the start of Peacocks scene you can hear the music coming up through the floor of his apartment!
So many funny characters, I am very hopeful for a second series.