> Lissbirds said on
11-19-2009 at
05:04:
When I saw this locally years ago they made a reference to Amtrak instead. I love how this song is rewritten for its venue. :)
> nuppanan said on
10-14-2009 at
22:08:
Kudos on the vid upload. I think the rail joke is spot on, the limp handshake crack can only be understood by real men so I suppose it's a minority joke..
> hippopotamo said on
09-17-2009 at
02:56:
by far the best G&S production I've ever seen- but I should expect no less from D'oyly Carte.
> Applejack70 said on
09-03-2009 at
00:38:
This is a most excellent production together with some very competent and professional performers.
> dhastie3000 said on
08-05-2009 at
01:14:
its soo good looking for the origins of family guy songs, especially when they are just as good :-D
> chrismerk99 said on
07-18-2009 at
21:29:
this is one of the best G&S ever
> loulouanthropo said on
06-24-2009 at
04:24:
Grauenstad, je ne vois pas le rapport.
> barmanjoe said on
06-15-2009 at
11:37:
I just love how suddenly he just opens his enormous costume like a door and walks out of it to reveal his tiny self, it's just the funniest and cleverest portrayal of the lord high executioner!!!
> Grauenstadt said on
06-14-2009 at
23:46:
No kidding, that Eurovision song's about as bad — maybe even worse — than the Canadian national anthem!
> typacsk said on
06-04-2009 at
05:10:
In my opinion, one of Macfarlane's redeeming qualities is his taste for G&S.
> typacsk said on
06-04-2009 at
05:08:
I heard the former was directed toward "minstrel" performers
> NixonIn2008 said on
05-16-2009 at
22:43:
"dresses like a Guy" (notice the capitalization) is a reference to Guy Fawkes, not being a transvestite.
> tmotn said on
04-23-2009 at
17:25:
I LOVE THIS KOKO!!!!!!!
> lskarin said on
03-29-2009 at
19:01:
Must correct myself. Martyn Green was in the Lee Marvin film production -- not the televised one 13 years previous.Sorry.
> lskarin said on
03-29-2009 at
18:28:
billh891:Actually it was an elevator (lift) accident in New York City (1959) that he incurred his leg amputation. But he still performed thereafter.He has a small part in The Iceman Cometh -- a televised production that not only includes Green, but an early Robert Redford.BTW,
> lolmathlol said on
03-19-2009 at
11:29:
hahah, watch the stewieparody on this. freakin hilarious!
> ghughesarch said on
03-17-2009 at
00:44:
The line, "and that singular anomaly, the extra lyricist", does give it away a bit. (I believe for this production the extra lyricist was Kit Hesketh-Harvey of cabaret act "Kit and the Widow"
> billh891 said on
02-25-2009 at
00:04:
Just great!! I wish that more c ompanies did not update material---though one does have to remove some racist comments. That said, just like American Folk Music one can listen to it as long as one puts into the perspective of its time. My favorite Doyly Carte patter song performer was Martyn Green--sadly badly hurt in a garage accident in NYC in the 1950s
> jamanticus said on
02-22-2009 at
08:14:
Only 4.5 stars out of 5? This vid deserves 6 out of 5- Gilbert and Sullivan for the win!
> tikimuppet said on
01-24-2009 at
10:35:
Mainly the use of the word "nigger" and making fun of transvestites, I believe
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