El futuro es incierto para Tim y Daisy, amigos londinenses de veintitantos. Para poder permitirse un alquiler en Londres, fingen ser pareja.El futuro es incierto para Tim y Daisy, amigos londinenses de veintitantos. Para poder permitirse un alquiler en Londres, fingen ser pareja.El futuro es incierto para Tim y Daisy, amigos londinenses de veintitantos. Para poder permitirse un alquiler en Londres, fingen ser pareja.
- Nominado a 2 premios BAFTA
- 2 premios y 6 nominaciones en total
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- CuriosidadesAs they were making a documentary about the series, Jessica Hynes, Simon Pegg, and Edgar Wright were looking around the "Spaced house", and one of the people who lived there came and told them that there were Spaced fans outside taking pictures of the house. As a joke, Simon and Jessica went outside and said "Are you taking pictures of our house?" The fans just stood there for a few seconds, stunned. In good nature, they chatted and then posed for photos.
- Citas
Brian: I'm an Artist
Tim: What sort of thing?
Brian: Pain... Fear... Anger... Aggression...
Tim: Watercolours?
- Créditos adicionalesEpisode 1.6, which features the characters going out to a nightclub, replaces the usual names in the credits with hip hop style alternatives. For example, the show's writers and lead stars Jessica Stevenson and Simon Pegg become 'Jazzy Jess' and 'The Fresh Pegg'.
- ConexionesFeatured in Skip to the End (2004)
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All comedies should be like this
Having just watched this series again, I am prepared to say that "Spaced" is definitely one of the greatest comedy shows EVER!
Funny, striking, imaginative, clever, compassionate, sarcastic, inventive, etc, etc, etc. You get the impression that co-stars and co-writers, Simon Pegg and Jessica Stevenson, just cannot write a boring line of dialogue or envisage a predictable scene. Using its "nothing new" premise (mismatched couple pretend to be romantically entangled to find a place to live), this show twists and turns its way off into many brilliant and original directions, while never failing to provide the required belly laughs along the way.
It uses movie in-jokes and references in a way that would make Tarantino envious, and the hipness of its execution makes it both a show that, paradoxically, is of the moment but is also certain to be talked about in ten or twenty years from now.
The cast are all first-rate: Pegg and Stevenson manage to be both madcap and touching, and are backed up by a sterling supporting cast of fresh and exciting talent. Julia Deakin as Marsha, the flirtatious middle-aged landlady and Mark Heap as the pretentious but vulnerable artist from hell, Brian, make a hilarious double act; Nick Frost is a real find as military mad Mike; and Katy Carmichael as the initially snobby Twist manages to be dotty without turning up the annoyance factor.
Even the guest appearances are great. My two personal favourites are Michael Smiley as the chemically enhanced Tyres O'Flaherty, a non-stop raver who even dances to the ringing of a telephone; and the excellent Charles Dale (II), who is usually cast as the heavy, but gives a marvellous comic performance here as the "yes man" security guard who helps our bumbling heroes rescue their beloved pooch, Colin, from an evil freelance vivisectionist!
Credit must also be given to director Edgar Wright who has created a unique and vivid look to the show, enhancing the script's wired look at the banalities of everyday life with his brilliant use of camera movement, lighting, cross-cutting, flashbacks, etc. Even if it wasn't funny (which it most emphatically is), "Spaced" would get top marks for being the best looking show on the box.
I could go on, but "Spaced" is a comedy that needs to be seen to be believed, and then seen again...and again...and again...
Funny, striking, imaginative, clever, compassionate, sarcastic, inventive, etc, etc, etc. You get the impression that co-stars and co-writers, Simon Pegg and Jessica Stevenson, just cannot write a boring line of dialogue or envisage a predictable scene. Using its "nothing new" premise (mismatched couple pretend to be romantically entangled to find a place to live), this show twists and turns its way off into many brilliant and original directions, while never failing to provide the required belly laughs along the way.
It uses movie in-jokes and references in a way that would make Tarantino envious, and the hipness of its execution makes it both a show that, paradoxically, is of the moment but is also certain to be talked about in ten or twenty years from now.
The cast are all first-rate: Pegg and Stevenson manage to be both madcap and touching, and are backed up by a sterling supporting cast of fresh and exciting talent. Julia Deakin as Marsha, the flirtatious middle-aged landlady and Mark Heap as the pretentious but vulnerable artist from hell, Brian, make a hilarious double act; Nick Frost is a real find as military mad Mike; and Katy Carmichael as the initially snobby Twist manages to be dotty without turning up the annoyance factor.
Even the guest appearances are great. My two personal favourites are Michael Smiley as the chemically enhanced Tyres O'Flaherty, a non-stop raver who even dances to the ringing of a telephone; and the excellent Charles Dale (II), who is usually cast as the heavy, but gives a marvellous comic performance here as the "yes man" security guard who helps our bumbling heroes rescue their beloved pooch, Colin, from an evil freelance vivisectionist!
Credit must also be given to director Edgar Wright who has created a unique and vivid look to the show, enhancing the script's wired look at the banalities of everyday life with his brilliant use of camera movement, lighting, cross-cutting, flashbacks, etc. Even if it wasn't funny (which it most emphatically is), "Spaced" would get top marks for being the best looking show on the box.
I could go on, but "Spaced" is a comedy that needs to be seen to be believed, and then seen again...and again...and again...
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- dmnkeen
- 3 feb 2001
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- Fecha de lanzamiento
- País de origen
- Sitios oficiales
- Idioma
- Títulos en diferentes países
- Долбанутые
- Localizaciones del rodaje
- 23 Carleton Road, Tufnell Park, Londres, Inglaterra, Reino Unido(exteriors: 23 Meteor Street)
- Empresas productoras
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- Duración25 minutos
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- Mezcla de sonido
- Relación de aspecto
- 1.78 : 1
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