He’s well past his best by date.Too many bags of crisps.
God I wish he’d fecking retire.
He’s well past his best by date.Too many bags of crisps.
Not to forget Deep Purple.She was good in Doctor Who, but seems to have let herself go a bit of late.
Never heard of him,
I wonder what he requested for his last meal?
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Paul Ritter: Friday Night Dinner star dies at 54
Actor Paul Ritter played dad Martin Goodman in Channel 4 comedy Friday Night Dinner.www.bbc.co.uk
He was good in Chernobyl though, I just didn’t recognise the name.![]()
Paul Ritter: Friday Night Dinner star dies at 54
Actor Paul Ritter played dad Martin Goodman in Channel 4 comedy Friday Night Dinner.www.bbc.co.uk
Try as I might, I could never warm to 'Friday Night Dinner'. The storylines were thin or nonexistent and the characters strange and unlovable. The character played by Paul Ritter was odd and annoying. He seemed borderline educationally sub-normal to me. The two brothers are infantile, irritating and pointless. Mark Heap's character was just too weird to be even slightly believable.
Someone must have liked it, though. There have been six seasons of it. Ritter's demise might now draw a line, but prepare for the endless repeats.
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Paul Ritter: Friday Night Dinner star dies at 54
Actor Paul Ritter played dad Martin Goodman in Channel 4 comedy Friday Night Dinner.www.bbc.co.uk
Try as I might, I could never warm to 'Friday Night Dinner'. The storylines were thin or nonexistent and the characters strange and unlovable. The character played by Paul Ritter was odd and annoying. He seemed borderline educationally sub-normal to me. The two brothers are infantile, irritating and pointless. Mark Heap's character was just too weird to be even slightly believable.
Someone must have liked it, though. There have been six seasons of it. Ritter's demise might now draw a line, but prepare for the endless repeats.
. . . though I thought he was damned good as Deputy Chief Engineer Dyatlov in Chernobyl.
He captured (what we suppose to be) the rampant mediocrity of the late era Soviet bureaucracy: self-serving and morally bankrupt.
Never heard of him, though I do recognise him from Chernobyl.
I wonder what he requested for his last meal?
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Paul Ritter: Friday Night Dinner star dies at 54
Actor Paul Ritter played dad Martin Goodman in Channel 4 comedy Friday Night Dinner.www.bbc.co.uk
Christ he looked older than 54, must have been all that acting in Chernobyl.
How do you think us old bar stewards feelPaul Ritter apparently lived near me, just outside Faversham Kent in a converted pub. I only know this as he was on a pub quiz team and his team showed up in my local 2 years ago. No pun intended but he was the brainy one in that team and answered most of the questions correctly. Apart from that he sat quietly looking very much like a middle aged nerd. Very sorry to see him go-especially as I'm the same age!
How do you think us old bar stewards feel
Worried that’s what.
Oh I realise many arrsers are a tadge more mature than what I am. Its just that you know your getting old when your own peer groups starts dropping off!How do you think us old bar stewards feel
Worried that’s what.
Indeed !Oh I realise many arrsers are a tadge more mature than what I am. Its just that you know your getting old when your own peer groups starts dropping off!
I find FND to be totally hilarious, but then again, I am a 14 year old pensioner, both of which I am proud of.![]()
Paul Ritter: Friday Night Dinner star dies at 54
Actor Paul Ritter played dad Martin Goodman in Channel 4 comedy Friday Night Dinner.www.bbc.co.uk
Try as I might, I could never warm to 'Friday Night Dinner'. The storylines were thin or nonexistent and the characters strange and unlovable. The character played by Paul Ritter was odd and annoying. He seemed borderline educationally sub-normal to me. The two brothers are infantile, irritating and pointless. Mark Heap's character was just too weird to be even slightly believable.
Someone must have liked it, though. There have been six seasons of it. Ritter's demise might now draw a line, but prepare for the endless repeats.
Indeed !.
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