Come Fly with Me - Series 1 [DVD]

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So in a way I was always aware that a lot of people were anticipating it with Little Britain whereas this feels like something else." Perfect product, decent price. Spanish subtitles that can be turned off, and a Spanish Main menu that’s easily translated Omar Baba (Walliams) – The double-chinned, flamboyantly asinine Arab owner of low-cost airline FlyLo. Baba is a parody of the Greek-Cypriot "low-cost flying" entrepreneur Stelios Haji-Ioannou (the founder of easyJet). [9] Addeddate 2021-08-29 15:58:40 Color color Identifier come-fly-with-me-full-series Scanner Internet Archive HTML5 Uploader 1.6.4 Sound sound Year

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Sue (Lucas) and Geoff Stott (Walliams) – A couple who are flying to Disneyland to get married. (Appear in: Episode 1) Just getting to the demos, these belong on an album. She was so talented from the off. The entire bonus material is stellar. There is a discernable reduction in SQ on the final record of the Allaire Sessions, but it's by no means bad, just not as impressive as the first 3 records, imagine they are digital source. O'Sullivan, Kevin (2 January 2011). "Watch Come Fly With Me fly up the charts". Daily Mirror . Retrieved 31 January 2011. John (Lucas) and Terry (Walliams) – Father-and-son baggage handlers who steal from passengers' luggage and are generally less than careful with it. Their name is a reference to controversial footballer John Terry. David continues: "Yeah it's new - the only baggage we're carrying is having had a big previous success but then again we're starting over with something new."

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Tommy Reid (Lucas) – A young, obtuse Scottish man working at Happy Burger, one of the airport's fast-food eateries. He hopes to work his way up to becoming a pilot, unaware that the two jobs are completely unrelated. The thing is," says David, "to call them catchphrases now is a mistake because they're not. They're just things that certain characters say, like you do in real life. If the public like something and latch on to it then they make them into catchphrases. And it's the public that makes something a success."

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Flying School Instructor (Walliams) – Employee for the BAC who interviews Tommy Reid for the chance to become a pilot. (Appears in: Episode 6) They're all in the same place and also the level of reality with the characters is more equal than in Little Britain," continues David. "So it felt right and it was exciting - the more we wrote the more we got to know the characters and thought it would be good to put them together. For example we've got an ignorant immigration officer, Ian, and we thought it would be great if he does a review of the staff and then meets Taaj from FlyLo. So it was like we've met both these characters and now we're going to bring them together and it felt really interesting."

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It is hard though; there are a lot of distractions. We're used to being on a set and people saying, 'Quiet please, action'. But here, any moment, a tannoy can go off, a vehicle can go past beeping or someone can start shouting or running through the airport, so you've got to try to concentrate with that going on around you." Asuka and Nanako (Walliams & Lucas) – Two Japanese girls who have flown to the airport to see their idol, Martin Clunes. (Appear in: Episode 1) David continues: "The interesting thing is we get recognised by some British people who might have seen Little Britain but, obviously, as we're in an airport, a huge percentage of people are from other countries who probably don't recognise us and are just utterly mystified as to why there are two men dressed as women having a pee next to them in the toilet!"