Where the Wild Things Are trailer.
Wow.
Just... just... wow.
This looks perfect. And the fact that the titular Wild Things aren't CGI fills me with glee.
Also...
1. Horne and Corden isn't THAT bad. Certainly Lesbian Vampire Killers looks like epic pish of the highest order (I'm more than aware that I'm not the only person who thought it would've been miles better if it was about lesbians that kill vampires, because let's face it, it would've been and that's scientific fact), but I've honestly seen far worse sketch shows in my time. There's some pretty decent material in there, and James Corden's Ricky Gervais impression is incredible. It's not a patch on The Armstrong and Miller Show and That Mitchell and Webb Look by any means, but I don't think it quite deserves all the vitriol.
2. Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle is brilliant. I've had a lot of time for Lee over the years, thanks to his excellent BBC2 series This Morning With Richard Not Judy and his recent-ish documentary about religion, so it's good that this doesn't disappoint. Lee isn't afraid to be a bit high-brow in his humour, and while his delivery and repetition won't appeal to everyone I think it adds to the hilarity by quite some way. I was in tears of laughter at his rant about the nation's funniest comedy moment. The fact that Armando Iannucci and Chris Morris are involved means that you should definitely watch it.
3. Supernatural season four? Fucking aces. I've been catching up with the recent episodes and I'm just amazed at the consistent high quality on display. And Family Remains actually scared me, which is rare. While On the Head of a Pin was one of the best episodes of the entire damn series. Absolutely brilliant stuff.
Just... just... wow.
This looks perfect. And the fact that the titular Wild Things aren't CGI fills me with glee.
Also...
1. Horne and Corden isn't THAT bad. Certainly Lesbian Vampire Killers looks like epic pish of the highest order (I'm more than aware that I'm not the only person who thought it would've been miles better if it was about lesbians that kill vampires, because let's face it, it would've been and that's scientific fact), but I've honestly seen far worse sketch shows in my time. There's some pretty decent material in there, and James Corden's Ricky Gervais impression is incredible. It's not a patch on The Armstrong and Miller Show and That Mitchell and Webb Look by any means, but I don't think it quite deserves all the vitriol.
2. Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle is brilliant. I've had a lot of time for Lee over the years, thanks to his excellent BBC2 series This Morning With Richard Not Judy and his recent-ish documentary about religion, so it's good that this doesn't disappoint. Lee isn't afraid to be a bit high-brow in his humour, and while his delivery and repetition won't appeal to everyone I think it adds to the hilarity by quite some way. I was in tears of laughter at his rant about the nation's funniest comedy moment. The fact that Armando Iannucci and Chris Morris are involved means that you should definitely watch it.
3. Supernatural season four? Fucking aces. I've been catching up with the recent episodes and I'm just amazed at the consistent high quality on display. And Family Remains actually scared me, which is rare. While On the Head of a Pin was one of the best episodes of the entire damn series. Absolutely brilliant stuff.