Harry Hill 

Harry Hill is taking a trip on a hot air balloon when he suddenly leans over the edge to see a duck, on his perilous trip back to earth he learns about truth, honesty and friendship.

Stars:

Harry Hill, Al Murray, Barrie Gosney

1 nomination.

Cast

Series cast summary:
Harry Hill	...	Himself 26 episodes, 1997-2000
Al Murray	...	Alan Hill 26 episodes, 1997-2000
Barrie Gosney	...	Himself / ... 26 episodes, 1997-2000
Steve Bowditch	...	Various Roles / ... 26 episodes, 1997-2000
Burt Kwouk	...	Himself 25 episodes, 1997-2000
Matt Bradstock	...	Little Alan Hill / ... 17 episodes, 1997-1998
Sheila Dunn	...	Harry's mother 12 episodes, 1997-2000
Hélène Patarot	...	Mai Sung 11 episodes, 1998-2000
Angie O'Connell	...	Dancer 11 episodes, 1998-2000

Storyline

Harry Hill is taking a trip on a hot air balloon when he suddenly leans over the edge to see a duck, on his perilous trip back to earth he learns about truth, honesty and friendship.

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Release Date:

30 May 1997 (UK)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Avalon Television

Technical Specs

Runtime:

30 min (26 episodes)

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

Featured in Top Ten: Comedy Records (2000)

User Reviews

Harry Hill is a Comic?

I think it's an age thing. People below the age of 30 find him funny. Anyone on the wrong side of the tracks doesn't find him amusing. His latest series on British TV is where he reviews the most funny parts of the past week's TV, and still fails to raise a smile. That said none of my teenage daughters find him funny. Did I say funny? well, sometimes slightly, ever so slightly, almost mildly amusing, but I just sit there with a frown. I think he is a con on the verge of a breakdown. Given the same sort of budget as Benny Hill (no relation) got all those years ago, Benny gets the laughs, 20 and 30 years later from beyond the grave. There is something of a Methodist preacher about these scripts-vetted by a parish good suburb committee; they are so clean, as to be emasculated. I know it takes all sorts to make a world, but it ain't my world. You need an occasional barb in life, to convince yourself life is real. His thing is the over sized late career-Elvis white collars, bald head and 1960's glasses. He qualified as a doctor. That's all I know. But give me Harold Lloyd's 1930 glasses and I am falling about, biting the carpet. Just put on a Laurel and Hardy, and I am already giggling like a loon. The same with Will Ferrell, you either find him funny or like me, I think it is something about the eyes that is so uneasy. I would never sit at a table where he's carving the thanksgiving turkey, just in case. Having said that I don't find Ricky Gervais even remotely funny either. Another con, who has been seized upon by the under-30 humour police and made mandatory. Harry Hill is part of the new wave of British humour. It's the same as the old wave, but without any funny bits. Maybe it is an age thing. What do any other IMDb readers think?