Bo' Selecta!

Fernsehserie
2002–2004
30 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Komödie mit dem Promi-Stalker Avid Merrion und einer ganzen Reihe von "Berühmtheiten".Komödie mit dem Promi-Stalker Avid Merrion und einer ganzen Reihe von "Berühmtheiten".Komödie mit dem Promi-Stalker Avid Merrion und einer ganzen Reihe von "Berühmtheiten".

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,8/10

1652

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Nominiert für 1 BAFTA Award
- 6 Nominierungen insgesamt

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Wissenswertes
In Series 3, Steve Webster, head of visual effects, had to design five bears. An new bear for Leigh to wear, a stuffed one and three robotic ones, one which the head moved, one which the arms moved and one which both arms and legs moved.

Patzer
In the Michael Jackass episode where Michael Jackson is "Moonwalking", the camera crew is reflected in some shop windows as the pass.

Zitate
Avid Merrion: Hello to you. My name is Avid Merrion. I am number one celabrity superfan here in the world. This is my programme, I hope you like it, it is warm.

Alternative Versionen
The DVD includes several deleted scenes, including:
A spoof of Tourette's Syndrome documentary "The Boy Can't Help It" featuring "Gareth Gates".
Additional "David Blaine" tricks.
A "Michael Jackass" sketch featuring Jade Goody.

Verbindungen
Featured in Britain's 50 Greatest Comedy Sketches (2005)

Benutzerrezensionen17

Ausgewählte Rezension

A man dressed a celebrities swears and shouts about sex

Bo Selecta is notable for a number of reasons. It doesn't conform to standard 'set-up, punchline' routines. It's the raw, random nonsense most young men have in their heads. It's the basic things you laugh at when drunk or with a group of mates. 99% of it revolves around sex. Most of the sketches seem to be thought up on set just before they are filmed, although repeating cathphrases is also a large part of the show. There is atleast one laugh-out-loud scene per episode, but too much of it is so, so basic - a man in a rubber mask shouting obscenities - that it wears out it's welcome fast. Worth seeing atleast once just to wonder how such a weak premise has become so popular (in the UK).