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Old TV. Old comedy. Old TV comedy.| Dirty Feed
Last time, we talked about how “Basil the Rat” was unique among Fawlty Towers episodes, in that it had two days in the studio. But there is another thing which makes it unique: the episode was also shot in front of two separate studio audiences.| Dirty Feed
What is special about the Fawlty Towers episode known variously as “Rat”, “Rats”, and nowadays as “Basil the Rat”? ((The history of Fawlty Towers episode titles …| Dirty Feed
Doing a parody of Fawlty Towers would, at first glance, seem a most inadvisable thing. Parodies of comedy are always a tricky proposition; parodies of one of the funniest comedies ever made is even more so.| Dirty Feed
What is the most famous ending to an episode of Fawlty Towers? Surely “Gourmet Night” has to be up there, first broadcast on the 17th October 1975. “Duck’s off, sorry.”…| Dirty Feed
Just what was changed between the pilot of Fawlty Towers and the eventual broadcast first episode?| Dirty Feed
What’s the most oft-told tale of a Fawlty Towers recording session going a little wrong?| Dirty Feed
What does John Cleese hate about his magnum opus?| Dirty Feed
What is special about the Fawlty Towers episode known variously as “Rat”, “Rats”, and nowadays as “Basil the Rat”?1| Dirty Feed
Sometimes, a sitcom mystery you’ve wondered about for years suddenly gets resolved. And for Dirty Feed, this one is the motherlode. After all, with the pilot episode of Fawlty Towers, youR…| Dirty Feed
Assumptions are the enemy of research everywhere. Beware of anything which is “obviously” true. You can find yourself in a whole world of trouble. For instance, take the two Fawlty Towe…| Dirty Feed
