I'll get it!!!

--- In totallytraceyullmanclub@yahoogroups.com, Roger Reini
<roger@...> wrote:
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> We need somebody over there to record this for us! Any volunteers?
>
> Roger
>
> On Aug 8, 2006, at 9:34 AM, bigspender335 wrote:
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> > She's part of Dawn French's upcoming series, Girls Who Do Comedy for
> > the BBC. Here she is with Tracey on the cover of the new Radio Times!
> >
> > IMAGE:
> > http://i3.tinypic.com/241m5pz.jpg
> >
> > Dawn French's Girls Who Do Comedy Ep 1/3
> > Sunday 13 August
> > 10.15-10.45pm BBC ONE
> >
> > IMAGE:
> > http://i3.tinypic.com/241m7ur.jpg
> >
> > Dawn French delves into the world of women in comedy
> >
> > In a fascinating new series, Dawn French delves into the strangely
> > uncharted and neglected world of women in comedy. The series features
> > one-to-one interviews and archive footage, with Dawn speaking to the
> > most influential female figures in British and American comedy; her
> > peers, influences and inspirations old and new. From Kathy Burke to
> > Catherine Tate, Tracey Ullman to Victoria Wood and Joan Rivers to
> > Sandra Bernhard, Dawn French's Girls Who Do Comedy explores the women
> > behind the laughter, discovering what makes them tick and asking
> > whether comedy is a proper job.
> >
> > In the first programme, Dawn explores the childhood experiences of the
> > female comic alumni, discovering who the class clowns were and how
> > Catherine Tate and Linda Smith turned to comedy to beat the bullies.
> > Ruby Wax reveals that being funny at school meant you were a loser,
> > while Whoopi Goldberg didn't see herself as funny but just plain
> > weird! Other revelations include Kathy Burke's ability to fart on
> > demand and how jokes can buy friends!
> >
> > The series features contributions from Catherine Tate, Julie Walters,
> > Victoria Wood, Sandra Bernhard, Kathy Burke, Eleanor Bron, Laura
> > Solon, Meera Syal, Jo Brand, Phyllis Diller, Jenny Éclair, Miriam
> > Margolyes, Jessica Stevenson, Linda Smith, Tracey Ullman, Whoopi
> > Goldberg, Miss Piggy, Rita Rudner, Joan Rivers, Sarah Silverman, Ruby
> > Wax, Denise Caffey, Kathy & Mo, Penny Marshall, Wanda Sykes, Jennifer
> > Saunders, Lisa Tarbuck, Mel & Sue, Gina Yashere, Helen Ledera, Sheila
> > Hancock and Morwenna Banks.
> >
> > ---------------
> >
> > Dawn French's Girls Who Do:
> > Comedy Ep 2/3
> > Sunday 20 August
> > 10.15-10.45pm BBC ONE
> >
> > IMAGE:
> > http://i2.tinypic.com/241m7hg.jpg
> >
> > Dawn French's Girls Who Do: Comedy delves into the uncharted and
> > neglected world of women in comedy, exploring the women behind the
> > laughter. The series features one-to-one interviews and archive
> > footage, with Dawn speaking to the most influential female figures in
> > British and American comedy.
> >
> > In the second programme of the series, Dawn explores the relationship
> > between comedy and beauty. She discovers whether her fellow
> > comediennes have ever used their wit to impress a man. Jenny Éclair
> > believes nobody wants to be seen as a "lady clown", while Phyllis
> > Diller says she only gained male attention after she had her facelift.
> > Dawn French thinks that when it comes to beauty, you can't top being
> > funny and confident. But Joan Rivers disagrees: "You can top beauty,
> > as long as you've got a good plastic surgeon." There also seems to be
> > a general consensus that men don't like women to be funnier than them.
> > However, Dawn has the ideal solution – marry a comedian!
> >
> > Contributions come from Catherine Tate, Julie Walters, Victoria Wood,
> > Sandra Bernhard, Kathy Burke, Eleanor Bron, Laura Solon, Meera Syal,
> > Jo Brand, Phyllis Diller, Jenny Éclair, Miriam Margolyes, Jessica
> > Stevenson, Linda Smith, Tracy Ullman, Whoopi Goldberg, Miss Piggy,
> > Rita Rudner, Joan Rivers, Sarah Silverman, Ruby Wax, Denise Caffey,
> > Kathy and Mo, Penny Marshall, Wanda Sykes, Jennifer Saunders, Lisa
> > Tarbuck, Mel and Sue, Gina Yashere, Helen Ledera, Sheila Hancock and
> > Morwenna Banks.
> >
> > http://tinyurl.com/mqclc
> >
> >
> >
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