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 Little Britain
| Which character appeared on the BBC hit 'Shooting Stars' a number of times? | 'Little Britain'
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Marjorie Dawes. Marjorie Dawes, the woman who takes 'Fat Fighters', stepped in for George Dawes, also played by Lucas, when George was *ill*.'Anybody...no?...dust!'
Pipkin. Reed is from Lou Reed, who Andy's carer resembles from the 'Rock Profile' spoof. Andre is from Peter Andre, the BBC news reporter obessed with Princess Anne, and Gorman is from Dave Gorman, another comedian, whose books I thoroughly recommend. Andy's last name was revealed in the last episode, where he was caught stealing. 'I am very disappointed in you Andrew Pipkin!'
| What does the eccentric Scottish hotel manager, Ray McCooney, call the radio? | 'Little Britain'
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The Talking Noisy Box. McCooney geniunely believes people (or 'sprites' as he calls them) live inside the box. 'They cannae here ye, except on the phone in!'
David Walliams. 'Eh-eh-eh!' One of the funniest characters in the show! Tom Baker narrates the show, and provides amusing quips.
Maria. The funniest character in the show, the 'disabled' Andy is cared for on hands and knees by Lou, despite the fact he can walk for himself - but don't tell Lou! 'I want that one!'
April and Neville. David Walliams plays April, while Matt Lucas plays the nervous apprentice Neville. Until I got the CD, I thought April was a man! 'Give him a polo!'
He is the only gay in the village.. At least this is what he believes. He mopes about this fact, but he is secretly glad. 'Another Bacardi and Coke please Myfanwy.'
Snakebite. 'Vicky is definitely 18'
Eddie. We were told this by his old workmate. 'I am a lady you know!'
Des Kaye . A failed TV star after an unfortunate incident.
Marjorie Dawes. This quote is from episode three. Marjorie Dawes is the leader of Fatfighters, but she is extremely overweight herself. While telling her group members, or 'fatties' as she calls them, to eat healthily and exercise, she is secretly bingeing on chocolate and cake. She is very rude to all the members of Fatfighters, offending Meera who is Indian by never understanding what she is saying, although it is perfect English, and calling Pat 'a disgusting fat pig'. She is always telling them to have a bit of dust if they get hungry, as 'dust is very low in fat and you can have as much as you like'.
| 'Did ye ever hear the legend of the seeded fruit that is often mistooken for a vegetable?... Red in colour and fleshy within, but beware o' the pips. They call it the tom-matto.' | Guess The 'Little Britain' Character!
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Ray McCooney. This quote is from episode one. Ray McCooney owns an isolated hotel in Scotland. He has a variety of different instruments and always says 'Yeeeeees'. In this scene, a couple have told him how much they like the soup, and Ray has gone on to describe the exact contents of the soup in great detail. In the end, the couple are fed up and wish they had never said anything at all.
| 'Say hello to Mr Croc O'Dile. Top of the morning. Where's me breakfast? Never mind about your breakfast. This young lad here wants to know where the masking tape is.' | Guess The 'Little Britain' Character!
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Des Kaye. Des Kaye says this is episode four. Des Kaye used to be a children's TV presenter, but now works in a DIY store. He always says 'Wicky Woo' to everybody. He refuses to face the fact that he is no longer on TV and insists on trying to sell the old videos of him amongst the DIY supplies. He is a very bad staff member - he hassles the customers and introduces his friend 'Mr Croc O'Dile' to them.
| '"Do you know the Bible?" said Lord Harper. "No," said Geraldine. "I've never even heard of it." "Oh, it's really good. Let me read it to you," said Lord Harper.' | Guess The 'Little Britain' Character!
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Dame Sally Markham. This quote is from episode six. Dame Sally Markham is a novelist and lives in a large country house. She dictates her novels to Miss Grace, her assistant, who types them on an old typewriter. Dame Sally can never be bothered to think of a good story. In this scene, she tells Miss Grace to type out the whole of the Bible to fill up pages.
Darkley Noone. "Yeh but no but yeh...Don't go givin' me evils!" Vicky is actually fairly reflective of a few British teenagers I've met, in her pink tracksuit, massive earrings and over done make-up!
8. She ends up swapping the baby for a Westlife CD and doesn't understand why this is unacceptable to most people. She does turn up with a buggy containing several babies in the live version of the show.
Mark Gatiss. Mark plays the casting director whom Sandra and Ralph "Raif" Paterson visit. "I like Shakespeare's plays and am delighted to hear he's written a NEW one." Ralph goes to stage school, but thanks to his over-bearing mother, gets very little opportunity to show off any skills he has learned.
| What is the name of the gentleman who visits the shop Roy's Toys? He is looking for a Pirate Memory Game, suitable for children between the ages of 4 and 8. | The Crazy World of "Little Britain"
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Mr. Mann. "Margaret? Margaret?" "Yes?" Mr. Mann only wants to spend £4.80 on a Pirate Memory Game, but both of the ones he is shown retail at £4.95.
They know too much.. "Yeeeeessssss!" Ray McCooney is one of the funniest characters in the show, particularly as I am also Scottish. In this episode he sticks his finger in Morag's soup before telling her that she knows too much, and then leaves with the riddle: "I'm hard yet soft, I'm coloured yet clear, I am fruity and sweet, I am Jelly, What am I?"
Mollie Sugden . "Look who's just walked in. Your friend, Mollie Sugden!" Liz isn't too impressed, bearing in mind that Mollie says that her sister was the only bridesmaid at her wedding. The waiter thinks she is very funny with all the jokes she makes about her cat.
Ifan. Daffyd Thomas, the self-proclaimed 'only gay in the village' tries to convince everyone that Ifan is not gay, despite the fact that he has two yappy dogs named Hinge and Bracket, and the fact that all his friends call him Fanny.
Language. Andy points aimlessly to the books while stating "I want that one." Lou is frustrated when he gets wheelchair-bound Andy and his books out of the library only for Andy to tell him that he can't read. Lou is a very patient man! Hope you all enjoyed my quiz! :)
Dudley Punt. "Mr Dudwey" doesn't seem very impressed with Ting Tong when she first arrives; she doesn't look much like her photograph! However, he soon grows to like her and they eventually get married.
Bubbles. Bubbles DeVere is a very overweight client at a health spa. She doesn't pay her bills and often appears covered in a green all-over mud pack. Nice.
Myfanwy. Dafydd Thomas claims to be the only gay in the village of Llandewi Breffi, but there are in fact lots more. Myfanwy herself is a lesbian.
Tom Baker. "Britain, Britain, Britain" - Tom Baker (aka. The Doctor) narrates the show and adds some strange and funny comments in between sketches such as "Here we find people of two genders - men and women".
Anthony Head. The Prime Minister appears in some of the best sketches with his assistant, Sebastian, who is madly in love with him. In the last episode of series 2, Sebastian finally kisses him.
Florence. Eddie Howard is convinced he is a lady. His friend Fred follows along, and is even worse at being lady-like. He goes by the name of Florence and has a moustache!
Bacardi and Coke. The local pub is where we usually see Dafydd, although there have been some scenes outside like when he goes to a sexual health clinic.
Miss Grace. Dame Sally Markham is a novelist, but her stories are all way too short so she pads them out a bit with parts from other books - like the whole Bible.
Lou Todd. Andy is in a wheelchair, but can actually stand, walk, run and dive. His long-suffering carer Lou has no idea about this of course! Hope you enjoyed my quiz, good bile!
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