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That Mitchell and Webb Sound: Radio Series 1
- Narrated by: David Mitchell, Robert Webb
- Length: 2 hrs and 44 mins
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- Christopher Murphy
- 03-28-12
I love this duo
If you could sum up That Mitchell and Webb Sound in three words, what would they be?
Reviving Dead Format
Who was your favorite character and why?
I refuse to pick a favorite between Robert or David. They both bring equal brilliance to the duo....okay Robert. No wait David. Bloody hell. I hate this question. Olivia Colman. There. That's an easy answer.
What does the narrator bring to the story that you wouldnjQuery18309383272203285411_1501107165317?t experience if you just read the book?
Nothing. This was a radio program. In fact if it were a book, I couldn't hear it at all. Unless you stuck an mp3 player in it like one of those books where you hide a gun.
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
Yes, it was the snooker bit, but mostly because the train door opened and it was my stop.
Any additional comments?
Seriously poor questions for this program. This is a brilliant sketch show that was done via the radio in Britain. If you like Mitchell and Webb via any of there other shows, you'll love this. If you don't like M&W then you need a doctor. If you don't know who they are, then give a listen. They are quite a funny pair.
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- learned limpygimp
- 03-15-18
Anytime,Anywhere listening.
Series is great. I like playing for friends or whenever I can't commit to books!
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- Artie
- 07-04-16
hilarious
half of these bits have been done on tv, but they still made me laugh
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- Sean
- 05-13-16
Classic
This is classic Mitchell and Webb. You don't need to see them to enjoy the duo!
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- Geoff in London
- 03-12-15
Hilarity
This is a series that starts off hilarious, and gets better and better. Love it!
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- Kel
- 03-09-15
Love these guys
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Absolutely, I already have.
Who was your favorite character and why?
That's a really hard choice, I thought the pit pony was funny, I liked the early morning alcoholic, they're all so funny.
What does uncredited bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
Uncredited is Mitchell and Webb and they did wonderfully.
If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
You couldn't make a film of this, too many characters.
Any additional comments?
I've liked these guys for years, they're so funny, I listen to them at work and I'm often asked if I'm ok because I'm stifling laughter.
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- David Gallaher
- 01-12-15
Brilliant
Sharp comedy from some of the sharpest comedians around. This more than met my expectations. Maybe one bad sketch in the whole batch
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- Silviu M
- 07-05-17
I like David Mitchell.
What made the experience of listening to That Mitchell and Webb Sound: Radio Series 1 the most enjoyable?
I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell.
What other book might you compare That Mitchell and Webb Sound: Radio Series 1 to and why?
I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell.
Which scene was your favorite?
I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell.
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell. I like David Mitchell.
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- PP Merge
- 10-28-06
Touching Cloth
I liked what I saw of Peep Show and the current sketch show but this is a must if you are a fan. Like 'Dead Ringers' their sketch humour really works as audio only (the art of making mirth from the mundane can sometimes be lost on TV).
There were more than a few moments on public transport when I must have looked like I was going into an involuntary spasm as I tried to hold back an explosive laugh. Especially the 'touching cloth' sketch which has to go down as a classic comedy moments.
Series 2 is already downloaded ready to go; although I may have to avoid listening whilst travelling so I don't get accosted by transport police.
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- T
- 05-12-15
Very funny..
The partnership is so good. Skit to skit, they're silly, dark, clever and a bit twisted at times. I laughed a lot...
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- Joe Bland
- 04-25-22
Sparrow song
Mitchell and Webb are very funny i will be buying all seasons of this
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- simon
- 02-13-21
are we the baddies???
not long enough, nice to hear Olivia Coleman before she was Queen.
worth a listen when you want to shut yourself away from the kids.
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- theryanwatkins
- 02-08-21
a great audio series. great prequel to the TV show
love Mitchell and Webb. very witty, very clever and obscure satire and fun filled comedy at its best. I'll be using my monthly credit to work my way through each of the series 😃
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- Steve
- 05-29-20
hit and miss,
like the TV show, but still entertaining enough. could have been a bit longer though.
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- Alexander Torres
- 05-02-18
Good listen
A lot of this stuff was recycled later for the Mitchell and Webb Look, but it's still funny.
The first instalment wasn't brilliant but the others had me chuckling.
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- Karl
- 12-14-16
Quality comedy
Great comedy sketches. Classic, smart and well delivered from a hilarious group. Makes long journeys a joy.
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- Amy
- 10-11-10
Funny from start to finish
This is very, very funny - cant wait to get series 2.
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- Ann
- 06-18-10
Entertaining surprise
I've only seen little bits of the duo, and was a bit hesitant to buy this. However, I enjoyed it so much, I'll be getting series 2 very soon. I'm not only impressed by the fresh subject matter of their comedy but also the time given to supporting cast members. Mitchell and Webb are very funny but it's nice to hear other voices join in too.
The Shaggy/Scooby Doo sketch had me spluttering out loud with laughter...
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- AtreidesOne
- 10-31-14
Very amusing.
Mitchell and Webb present a series of amusing and thought-provoking sketches making light of some everyday and some not-so-everyday situations. The only really downside to this book is the lack of value if you spend a credit on it. The length is only 2 hours 45 minutes, which is a very high $/minute cost compared to other titles available. Perhaps Audible could have combined all the series together for 1 credit? However it's still worth getting if you really enjoy David Mitchell's humour.
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- smartyworld
- 05-01-18
good
funny and good nothing more to say can't submit less than 15 words cos computers are annoying