Mike & Angelo

Série télévisée
1989–2000
20m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA series about an alien living with an American boy in Britain.A series about an alien living with an American boy in Britain.A series about an alien living with an American boy in Britain.

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7,0/10

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Anecdotes
Angelo regenerating at the beginning of Series 3 was borrowed from Doctor Who (1963). Tyler Butterworth was replaced in the role by Tim Whitnall who played Angelo up until the finale.

Autres versions
The first season was originally broadcast with a different theme tune (fans with a good memory will remember it as the "whistling" one). When the first series was repeated, the original tune was replaced with the theme that was used from the second series onwards. Additionally, the dreaded canned laughter (as used in all later seasons), non-present on the original broadcast of the first season, was added for the repeated version.

Connexions
Featured in What's Up Doc?: Episode #3.20 (1995)

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6/10

Kids Sci-Fi comedy series that seems destined to be sadly forgotten...

I feel duty bound to write a comment for this, if only because, up until this point, nobody else has. I remember it being one of my favourite shows as a kid, with the dynamic between the two male actors being surprisingly engaging; a sort of Pre-Teen "Two Ronnies", if you will. I couldn't bear the thought that such a neat little show might otherwise pass unrecognised. Plenty of extraordinary things happen, since the 'Angelo' of the title is an alien, and there was some great slapstick!

It's a shame that nobody else seems to remember this quite as fondly as I do (at least fondly enough to deem it worthy of a few words!) Remember this: Classic T.V never dies!

Oooh, I'm off on a nostalgia 'kick' now, it's maybe time to resurrect some other underappreciated favourities of mine, like the pioneering virtual reality gameshow classic: "Knightmare"...