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OK SO THIS WAS MY DREAM.
Note that this is not a standard narrative dream but is more of an IDEA that just popped into my head while I was asleep. Perhaps I was incepted by Leonardo Dacaprio I CAN'T SAY. ANYWAY:
The idea was that in each decade there is a sitcom called Peep Show, and in each decade it features a comedy double-act who are famous at that time. It is set in the decade it is made, but otherwise is recognisably the same show YOU KNOW WITH LOOKING AT THE CAMERA AND THAT.
In the nineteen seventies, Eric Morecambe played cheeky wideboy JEZ, opposite fastidious and uptight Mark, played ably by Ernie Wise.
In the nineteen eighties, Jez is played as a lovably cockney rogue by Ronnie Barker, where the unfortunate case of arrested development Mark is played by Ronnie Corbett.
In the nineteen nineties I think it was Armstrong and Miller. My dream brain probably could have picked someone better there.
THEN I WOKE UP AND DAVID BOWIE WAS DEAD
Note that this is not a standard narrative dream but is more of an IDEA that just popped into my head while I was asleep. Perhaps I was incepted by Leonardo Dacaprio I CAN'T SAY. ANYWAY:
The idea was that in each decade there is a sitcom called Peep Show, and in each decade it features a comedy double-act who are famous at that time. It is set in the decade it is made, but otherwise is recognisably the same show YOU KNOW WITH LOOKING AT THE CAMERA AND THAT.
In the nineteen seventies, Eric Morecambe played cheeky wideboy JEZ, opposite fastidious and uptight Mark, played ably by Ernie Wise.
In the nineteen eighties, Jez is played as a lovably cockney rogue by Ronnie Barker, where the unfortunate case of arrested development Mark is played by Ronnie Corbett.
In the nineteen nineties I think it was Armstrong and Miller. My dream brain probably could have picked someone better there.
THEN I WOKE UP AND DAVID BOWIE WAS DEAD