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Wendy
Jan 22, 2006 3:35:23 GMT
Post by inkling on Jan 22, 2006 3:35:23 GMT
I was happy to see that "Wendy" who was that woman in series 3, who was one of the people who came from the other leisure centre for a bit of Brittas Tourism, was Lucy Briers, who was "Mary" in the BBC Pride and Prejudice miniseries!  She's great. |
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Wendy
Jan 31, 2006 13:04:42 GMT
Post by Jennifer on Jan 31, 2006 13:04:42 GMT
Lucy was also in 'Holoship' in Red Dwarf, as Harrison.
There are quite a few crossovers from Brittas and Red Dwarf. Another I've noticed is;
In the series 4 outtakes, Chris refers to Harry the Lighting Man as 'The Prince of Darkness' - the nickname for the Pomph (Lighting man who never lit Danny) in Red Dwarf.
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Wendy
Jun 16, 2006 20:36:31 GMT
Post by footy on Jun 16, 2006 20:36:31 GMT
Who's Wendy, sorry if I'm asking a stupid question?
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Wendy
Jul 2, 2006 8:35:19 GMT
Post by inkling on Jul 2, 2006 8:35:19 GMT
nah it's not a stupid question. She's a minor extra. In... what was it called. Two Little Boys I think, when Gordon's twin came to stay. And there's the other centre who are there on their staff outing with the 'eye spy brittas' books. One of the other leisure centre's staff was "Wendy".
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Wendy
Jul 7, 2006 12:51:10 GMT
Post by Donna on Jul 7, 2006 12:51:10 GMT
I hated the Mary of that version...yes, she was supposed to be plain and pious but not completely undesirable...the piano playing took it a bit far, I think. She did manage to get married (to a very sensible man  ) in the novel, after all. Can't imagine anyone wanting to marry that Mary. Then again, I'm just a little bit bitter when it comes to that particular series. I'll never forgive them for what they did to Anna Chancellor. Feathered tubans and orange dresses, indeed. |
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Wendy
Nov 28, 2006 0:26:48 GMT
Post by inkling on Nov 28, 2006 0:26:48 GMT
so what do people think of my theory
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Wendy
Nov 28, 2006 0:40:39 GMT
Post by Donna on Nov 28, 2006 0:40:39 GMT
Come up with a theory and I'll tell you what I think of it.
It's a two-way street.
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Wendy
Nov 28, 2006 0:51:53 GMT
Post by inkling on Nov 28, 2006 0:51:53 GMT
um whoops. wrong thread... um... *shuffles off embarrassed*
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She's great.
) in the novel, after all. Can't imagine anyone wanting to marry that Mary.