It’s from Ruth Jones’s forthcoming show, Ruth Jones’s Christmas Cracker, and sees James Corden and Ruth Jones improvising a song in character for a potential Gavin & Stacey musical.
What do you think? Would you like to see that musical? Joanna Page has form, as does Rob Brydon, but can the rest of the cast sing?
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I went away to Cardiff for the Easter weekend. Lovely place, but it turns out there’s a fair degree of TV-related mentalism in and around town.
First off, we went to Barry Island! Yes, Gavin & Stacey land. Turns out the funfair only starts at 12.30, even on bank holidays. That’s mental. We did at least get to play pirate mini-golf along the seafront though.
But Barry Island is keen to cash in on the popularity of Gavin & Stacey. Look:
Yes, it’s the Oh! What’s Occurrin’? gift shop. Enterprising.
Meanwhile, back in Cardiff, we went along Mermaid Quay and had a look at what used to be Torchwood‘s back entrance (ho, ho).
Yes, it’s the Ianto Jones memorial, complete with little flowers. FFS, you mentals, he’s a fictional character.
Comic Relief was on Friday and as usual, there were some sketches from some well known shows, including Doctor Who.
But there was also a two-part sketch, written by Steven Moffat at his muckiest best:
Joanna Page was also doing her thing:
While Lenny Henry and Richard Curtis had to call in James Corden (Smithy from Gavin & Stacey) to help save the show, which he did with the assistance of George Michael among others:
And then there was Alan Partridge…
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