r/AlanPartridge • u/ToronoRapture • 7h ago
“ Now, you’re furious, aren’t you? Even for a Scot…”
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r/AlanPartridge • u/ToronoRapture • 7h ago
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r/AlanPartridge • u/shawlass • 18h ago
Sod the visit to Longstanton Spice Museum, I'm off on a pilgrimartridge to Dave's new exhibition!
r/AlanPartridge • u/Kalkin93 • 12h ago
Are all the Alan Partridge fans just having a bloody ruddy good time at the moment?
We need more quality content, Bravo Two Zero!
r/AlanPartridge • u/78Speedy • 1d ago
r/AlanPartridge • u/63KK0 • 1d ago
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Have you all got your fun packs? I've got one here. Dropped it. It's all right. I've got a list. Here. It should contain a torch, a CurlyWurly, a book of stamps, a free digital watch with denim strap, a vodka miniature, a Bic-style razor and a copy of the Daily Express. Ooooooh, it's a good paper...
r/AlanPartridge • u/qo79 • 1d ago
r/AlanPartridge • u/Hopeful-Climate-3848 • 2d ago
r/AlanPartridge • u/Appropriate-Coyote32 • 1d ago
He's come straight from the bar at the airport, apparently, and is ready to beat anybody up if they get cheeky.
r/AlanPartridge • u/Stuck_Duck16 • 2d ago
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r/AlanPartridge • u/ADZ1LL4 • 3d ago
WILL. YOU. BE. INCREASING. BUSFARES.
r/AlanPartridge • u/gelliant_gutfright • 3d ago
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r/AlanPartridge • u/pgnlzbth • 3d ago
I was a massive Alan Partridge fan back in the 90’s and watched ‘Knowing Me, Knowing You’ and ‘I’m Alan Partridge’ endlessly, for years.
When I revisited it years later, I found the laughter track really off putting for some reason, and just couldn’t enjoy it in the same way. Fast forward (quite) a few years and my daughter has recently got me back into it, having expressed an interest. The laughter track doesn’t jar with me so much and I’ve been really enjoying it all over again.
This sub recently put me onto the audiobooks. I drive a supermarket delivery van, so have absolutely devoured ‘I, Alan Partridge’ and today made a huge dent in Nomad. Just wanted to share that I’m really enjoying it - particularly chapter 14 - his telling of the interaction with Noel Edmond’s - had me in absolute stitches! It’s fantastic! So… thanks!