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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 199163" data-attributes="member: 23">As I&#039;m only one episode into Series Two I&#039;ll look out for the change in dynamic. Great to see you drop by, BF.&nbsp; My goodness. You certainly do know your Fawlty. It is very quotable, and the funny lines come so thick and fast it&#039;s easy to see why it holds up to repeated viewings. So far there hasn&#039;t been one I haven&#039;t thoroughly enjoyed. For me it seemed to spring to life with the third episode, but that could partly be me adjusting to the rhythms of the series. Absolutely. All the guests really seem to &quot;get&quot; the tone of the series, and I can imagine there was a lot of trouble taken with choosing the perfect person for each role. Bernard Cribbins in The Hotel Inspectors was a treat.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 199163, member: 23"] As I'm only one episode into Series Two I'll look out for the change in dynamic. Great to see you drop by, BF. My goodness. You certainly do know your Fawlty. It is very quotable, and the funny lines come so thick and fast it's easy to see why it holds up to repeated viewings. So far there hasn't been one I haven't thoroughly enjoyed. For me it seemed to spring to life with the third episode, but that could partly be me adjusting to the rhythms of the series. Absolutely. All the guests really seem to "get" the tone of the series, and I can imagine there was a lot of trouble taken with choosing the perfect person for each role. Bernard Cribbins in [I]The Hotel Inspectors [/I]was a treat. [/QUOTE]

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