Mr Rembrandt and Mr van Gogh finally land a job, the pair operate as dustcart operatives.
One of the better episodes of the series, but still way off the mark, there is at least the basic framework of a plot, there are one or two mildly amusing moments, and an ending that maybe tries to offer something a little different.
The fact that it was set outside of the house, made a big difference, instead of the usual barrage of racist 'jokes' between the tennants, the father and son did share one or two amusing moments.
Did Milligan try and end with something a little tongue in cheek, with the father and son making it?
I'm not sure the name of the actress that played The Queen, but she was well known for playing the part, she was the image of the late Monarch.
4/10.
One of the better episodes of the series, but still way off the mark, there is at least the basic framework of a plot, there are one or two mildly amusing moments, and an ending that maybe tries to offer something a little different.
The fact that it was set outside of the house, made a big difference, instead of the usual barrage of racist 'jokes' between the tennants, the father and son did share one or two amusing moments.
Did Milligan try and end with something a little tongue in cheek, with the father and son making it?
I'm not sure the name of the actress that played The Queen, but she was well known for playing the part, she was the image of the late Monarch.
4/10.