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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&#039;Drama" data-source="post: 212047" data-attributes="member: 23"><p>As hoped, my evening fix of IAHHM has indeed become a most enjoyable part of my day. </p><p></p><p>I felt the tone changed noticeably between Series One and Two. Some of the performances were amped up and characterisations seemed broader, which is how they've stayed. All the same, I was finding the series highly enjoyable by the latter part of Series One. I imagine it was just a case of getting into the rhythms. </p><p></p><p>I do miss Solly. It's nice that the lower profile members of the ensemble are being given the opportunity to do more, and it does kind of work. But Nosher spraying food when he speaks is already feeling old. And Don Estelle will keep corpsing. </p><p></p><p>Incidentally, I had convinced myself that Kenneth MacDonald, who plays Nobby, went on to play Kenny Beale in <em>EastEnders</em>. Even though I now know he didn't (I suspect I was getting confused with his<em> Only Fools And Horses </em>character) I can't shake it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 212047, member: 23"] As hoped, my evening fix of IAHHM has indeed become a most enjoyable part of my day. I felt the tone changed noticeably between Series One and Two. Some of the performances were amped up and characterisations seemed broader, which is how they've stayed. All the same, I was finding the series highly enjoyable by the latter part of Series One. I imagine it was just a case of getting into the rhythms. I do miss Solly. It's nice that the lower profile members of the ensemble are being given the opportunity to do more, and it does kind of work. But Nosher spraying food when he speaks is already feeling old. And Don Estelle will keep corpsing. Incidentally, I had convinced myself that Kenneth MacDonald, who plays Nobby, went on to play Kenny Beale in [I]EastEnders[/I]. Even though I now know he didn't (I suspect I was getting confused with his[I] Only Fools And Horses [/I]character) I can't shake it. [/QUOTE]
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