I got the feeling the scriptwriter probably thought he had dreamt up a whole range of quirky characters and that their interactions were bound to be humorous. Well, he failed on both counts.
A female Elvis impersonator and a mumbling sidekick are just two examples of the characters who are so very far away from being truly quirky. And the height of the humour here seems to be a non-integrating immigrant to Wales who himself moans about immigrants to England not being bothered to integrate.
(What? A review now needs to be at least 600 characters? 300, I could understand -- but 600? This is just encouraging repetition. I mean, people will just repeat themselves. Not get to the point. Just waffle on. Ad infinitum. Ad nauseam. Et cetera.)
A female Elvis impersonator and a mumbling sidekick are just two examples of the characters who are so very far away from being truly quirky. And the height of the humour here seems to be a non-integrating immigrant to Wales who himself moans about immigrants to England not being bothered to integrate.
(What? A review now needs to be at least 600 characters? 300, I could understand -- but 600? This is just encouraging repetition. I mean, people will just repeat themselves. Not get to the point. Just waffle on. Ad infinitum. Ad nauseam. Et cetera.)