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On the Town with "The League of Gentlemen" (BBC Radio Collection) by: Mark Gatiss, Reece Shearsmith, Steve Pemberton, Jeremy Dyson

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Rating: - a must for all LOG fans

This tape is more for the hardcore fans, as it could be a bit difficult to understand for first timers. But absolutley excellent for those who enjoy the show. Very very funny tape, with most of the characters from the tv show. With a few different characters such as the hilarious minute shopkeeper. These tapes are well worth the money, and worth listening to time and time again. If you dont laugh at them, you are either deaf or dead.

Rating: - Great but why not on CD???

Fantastically offbeat and macabre humour. My only gripe is that I can only listen to it in the car - why don't they release it on CD???? In this day and age, the cassette tape is an anachronism.

Rating: - If you have the first TV series, you don't need this

I have to say I'm a little dissapointed after listening to this tape. I agree that it's interesting to hear The League of Gents from their early days, but 95% of the content is exactly the same as the first series - only I think that they've improved since this tape was made.

I'd say this is only for hardcore fans.

Rating: - Excellent,comedy at it's best!

Just thought i would let everyone know how good this actually is and why you should buy it.If like me you are a fan of the TV series then you cannot afford to let this slip by you.There are some sketches and scenes from the TV show(but it's interesting to hear how they first sounded before they were finly tuned for their series on TV).There are also some sketches not shown on the TV show.All in all a massive laugh from 4 very very funny and talented performers(yes 4 Mr Jeremy Dyson)A must BUY.

Rating: - Great stuff, kept me laffin' loads on holiday!

This is warped, very funny humour at it's best. It IS noticeably different in places to the two (much, much darker) TV series that followed, but is still funny and has some characters that never made it to the TV series (how could they have visually portrayed tiny shopkeeper Mr. Ingleby, for instance?) Some characters and some sections of the scripts will be familiar, but they're still funny nevertheless, and I suspect this is rather closer to their original live performances than the TV series. Anyway, get this classic tape & laugh youself sick, before the team get rich & (more)famous and move out to work in Hollywood... (this would be a bad move: remember what happened to the legendary James Whale?)

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