I live in the south of England and I can still recognise the situations in a cr ap club, but it's still a brilliant club as a local social meeting place. I had a feeling the writers were real working class, as so much comedy on TV is taken over by Oxbrige ex footlights people, so it's good others have a chance and can show real is better than studying for years what working class people are supposed to be like.
I envy how good the northerners are at bringing humour to everyday situations. They aren't stuffy and find it easy to laugh things.
The bouncy castle reminded me of a real viral video where children were unknowingly sliding out of a part that looked rude, so made me laugh extra loud when something similar was brought to the show.
Review of Phoenix Nights
Phoenix Nights
(2001–2002)
Real working class, not Oxbrige who studied what working class is
25 March 2019