Filthy Rich & Catflap

Serie de TV
1987
3h 24min

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Adrian Edmondson, Rik Mayall, and Nigel Planer in Filthy Rich & Catflap (1987)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA satire about three losers: a failed actor, his sleazy agent, and a permanently drunk bodyguard.A satire about three losers: a failed actor, his sleazy agent, and a permanently drunk bodyguard.A satire about three losers: a failed actor, his sleazy agent, and a permanently drunk bodyguard.

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Trivia
A main factor in the show only lasting one series was a falling-out between Rik Mayall and Ben Elton over writing privileges. Mayall felt that Elton was dominating the series and that he was shut out of the writing process.

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Edward Catflap: Richie, if you don't stop talking, I am going to cut off your head, put it in the microwave until it goes ping, mash it up with a bit of milk and butter, and ram it up your backside!

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The UK VHS release omits a number of songs: Eddie singing "You've Got To Pick a Pocket or Two", "Roxanne", "Message in a Bottle"; Richie singing "Morning Has Broken", "Where Is Love" and "Consider Yourself".

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Featured in Comedy Connections: The Young Ones (2004)

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8/10

Filthy Rich & Catflap

Although probably overshadowed by Blackadder, Filthy, Rich & Catflap acquired a highly quoteable cult status when I was at school coming as it did straight after The Young Ones and forerunning Bottom (also alongside the also long forgotten Happy Families, created by the same team).

It's easy to see what this show influenced- and what influences it left. For me, looking at it now, the surreal antics of Filthy, Ritchie & Eddie are still hilarious as ever (although you now have to have a serious knowledge of 1980s pop culture) but the satire of broken down, Z List celebrity culture - minus the phones, social media, chat rags and reality TV - is right on the money.

I doubt no show before or since could pull a stunt like the boys preparing to drunkly drop their trousers in front of Anne Diamond live on TV AM....Come On! Let's Show The World!!