Out on my fanny.

[arewethereyet]

I actually remember that episode more for the fact that the kitchen scene where Niles was eating the sandwich in the episode. But in reality they had a few "cuts".

But was there water?  That's the burning question.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Culver City, not Century City.

Thanks for the correction. I got the two confused.

Who are you and what have you done with the REAL Brian37 ?

Boru

[Brian37]

The best part of being in a live studio audience that viewers don't get to see is when the talent cracks up and flubs their lines, then has to start over.

Money wise it is an issue for producers, but in person audience wise it us funny as hell.

If there is any other show that had a cast that looked to make the other fuck up on purpose to get a reaction, the Carol Burnett show was the top of the list.

That cast broke the 4th wall so many times it would make the falling of the Berlin Wall look like child's play.

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Thanks for the correction. I got the two confused.

Who are you and what have you done with the REAL Brian37 ?

Boru

Shit.... I meant is was filmed on the South Pole.


Just like the Carrol Burnette show, the actors of the Nanny, at least at my taping, were having fun, and I could denote the same sparks in trying to get each other to break character.

In the real taping of this episode, the Niles actor, Danial Davis got tired of having to re eat his sandwich in the kitchen scene in that episode, and made off tape comments to our audience in person, as to how they were teasing him.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

The best part of being in a live studio audience that viewers don't get to see is when the talent cracks up and flubs their lines, then has to start over.

Money wise it is an issue for producers, but in person audience wise it us funny as hell.

If there is any other show that had a cast that looked to make the other fuck up on purpose to get a reaction, the Carol Burnett show was the top of the list.

That cast broke the 4th wall so many times it would make the falling of the Berlin Wall look like child's play.

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Who are you and what have you done with the REAL Brian37 ?

Boru

Shit.... I meant is was filmed on the South Pole.


Just like the Carrol Burnette show, the actors of the Nanny, at least at my taping, were having fun, and I could denote the same sparks in trying to get each other to break character.

In the real taping of this episode, the Niles actor, Danial Davis got tired of having to re eat his sandwich in the kitchen scene in that episode, and made off tape comments to our audience in person, as to how they were teasing him.

Here’s a trivial bit you may be interested in. When ‘The Nanny’ was first broadcast in the UK, a lot British viewers reviled Charles Shaughnessy for his awful English accent, with some suggesting he take coaching from Daniel Davis, a REAL Englishman.

Shaughnessy was from London. Davis was from Arkansas.

Boru

[Brian37]

The best part of being in a live studio audience that viewers don't get to see is when the talent cracks up and flubs their lines, then has to start over.

Money wise it is an issue for producers, but in person audience wise it us funny as hell.

If there is any other show that had a cast that looked to make the other fuck up on purpose to get a reaction, the Carol Burnett show was the top of the list.

That cast broke the 4th wall so many times it would make the falling of the Berlin Wall look like child's play.

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Shit.... I meant is was filmed on the South Pole.


Just like the Carrol Burnette show, the actors of the Nanny, at least at my taping, were having fun, and I could denote the same sparks in trying to get each other to break character.

In the real taping of this episode, the Niles actor, Danial Davis got tired of having to re eat his sandwich in the kitchen scene in that episode, and made off tape comments to our audience in person, as to how they were teasing him.

Here’s a trivial bit you may be interested in. When ‘The Nanny’ was first broadcast in the UK, a lot British viewers reviled Charles Shaughnessy for his awful English accent, with some suggesting he take coaching from Daniel Davis, a REAL Englishman.

Shaughnessy was from London. Davis was from Arkansas.

Boru

I think that is the same of a lot of American "interpretations" of what we think the British Isles are.

FYI, I have long since known Davis was a southerner. 

I actually was surprised that the Bond series didn't make Shauhnessy a James Bond. You cannot tell me he would not have been great. I forgot the last new bond we had , but his Blond boring monotone ass put me to sleep.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Here’s a trivial bit you may be interested in. When ‘The Nanny’ was first broadcast in the UK, a lot British viewers reviled Charles Shaughnessy for his awful English accent, with some suggesting he take coaching from Daniel Davis, a REAL Englishman.

Shaughnessy was from London. Davis was from Arkansas.

Boru

I think that is the same of a lot of American "interpretations" of what we think the British Isles are.

FYI, I have long since known Davis was a southerner. 

I actually was surprised that the Bond series didn't make Shauhnessy a James Bond. You cannot tell me he would not have been great. I forgot the last new bond we had , but his Blond boring monotone ass put me to sleep.

Not only can I tell you he would not have been great, I can also tell you that since you’ve already stated that Roger Moore was the best bond, you aren’t allowed to express any opinions regarding James Bond.

Boru

[Brian37]

I think that is the same of a lot of American "interpretations" of what we think the British Isles are.

FYI, I have long since known Davis was a southerner. 

I actually was surprised that the Bond series didn't make Shauhnessy a James Bond. You cannot tell me he would not have been great. I forgot the last new bond we had , but his Blond boring monotone ass put me to sleep.

Not only can I tell you he would not have been great, I can also tell you that since you’ve already stated that Roger Moore was the best bond, you aren’t allowed to express any opinions regarding James Bond.

Boru

If you think Sean was the best, we have nothing to talk about. Call me a fool all you want. But I would walk over coals of fire and broken glass to defend Moore as Bond.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Not only can I tell you he would not have been great, I can also tell you that since you’ve already stated that Roger Moore was the best bond, you aren’t allowed to express any opinions regarding James Bond.

Boru

If you think Sean was the best, we have nothing to talk about.

Connery was the most accurate Bond. David Niven was the ‘best’ Bond.

Boru

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Not only can I tell you he would not have been great, I can also tell you that since you’ve already stated that Roger Moore was the best bond, you aren’t allowed to express any opinions regarding James Bond.

Boru

If you think Sean was the best, we have nothing to talk about. Call me a fool all you want. But I would walk over coals of fire and broken glass to defend Moore as Bond.

No, you wouldn’t.

Boru

[Brian37]

If you think Sean was the best, we have nothing to talk about.

Connery was the most accurate Bond. David Niven was the ‘best’ Bond.

Boru

Are you nuts? Sean couldn't act his way out of a paper bag, Bond or not. 

I literally like all but two of the series. Sean I hated, and the recent blond guy I hated.

I liked Moore, and Dalton, and Brosnan. I hate Sean and Craig as that character.