“I am planning on penning a novel about the Titanic, which I’m hoping will be ready for the 110th anniversary of the disaster.”
Alan Partridge · Open Books with Martin Bryce · Open Books With Martin Bryce
“I am planning on penning a novel about the Titanic, which I’m hoping will be ready for the 110th anniversary of the disaster.”
“Philip Parsons, if you’re watching, in five minutes time I will be strapped to a wheel of death. And you will have a plate, with some words on it and a knife and fork.”
“I am risking my life for chat.”
“All right, Philip Parsons of The Times, you are right, the show is moribund.”
“It’s a chat show, Jim, but not as we know it.”
“A corking copper-bottom hit. Those aren’t my words, they are the words of Mike Taylor from “TV Quick”.”
“Philip Parsons in The Times called this show “moribund”.”
“Is that moribund? No!”
“Drop us a line into the usual address, and don’t forget to mark your envelope with the word “Pellets”.”
“Hollywood is much much more than nine big letters on a hill.”