Peter Pan goes Wrong.

Oh, me too!

Doubly funny as DD and I took my two GDs to see it at the theatre {as a pantomime} the other day and it was actually quite boring, although the girls liked it.

I was wiping my eyes after the 'out of the window' flying scene!

The two minutes I saw when I first switched on was enough thanks.
Two guys making grunting noises at each other

This was fabulous!!

Taped it so will give it a go.

I am just catching up with Terry Pratchetts second 2 parter, The Colour of Magic. I enjoyed the Hogfather over Christmas. Going Postal taped and ready to go for viewing tomorrow.

I love David Jason in anything he does though.

Laughed till my cheeks ached!

I loved it! Will watch it again on i-player if I can.

Like shysal, I hardly ever laugh out loud at tv programmes, but I couldn't stop! Tears were pouring down my cheeks - best fun I've had all Christmas!

Haven't watched it yet, but recorded it. We saw the stage play of, 'The Play that went wrong' and thoroughly enjoyed that.

We really enjoyed it as well. I rarely laugh out loud at the TV, but I had tears running down my face at times

I've got it recorded to enjoy later.

ninathenana, I agree that bit was silly, but the rest was wonderful!

Watched 5 minutes and turned it off perhaps I didn't give it a fair chance but it looked dead daft the bit I saw

Have just watched it. Goodness it made me laugh!

Wonderful, British humour at its absolute best.

Daft is good Blue Belle

I loved it! I put it on in the kitchen as an antidote to flipping football and was not expecting much but found it really silly and hilarious!

I've been in a few Am Dram productions that have been peppered with very similar incidents....including setting fire to the stage.?

Absolutely Daphne ....the bit I saw didn't pull me in to watch more, so my loss as everyone else seemed to agree with you but then I hated the carry on films so if it was good British deftness maybe I m just not built for it

Now I watched Miranda last night and found it absolutely hilarious

fiorentina51 I have also had some "interesting" experiences in Am Dram - the collapsing bed in The Lion in Winter was a good one DH watched a bit and was unimpressed but I laughed myself silly. And I loved poor David Suchet was wonderful, I loved the Poirot bit!

I'm obviously missing something, but I've always thought Miranda is just stupid.

I don't know why I found it so funny, I hate any sort of slapstick-style comedy usually - I think the way the actors kept straight faces and 'carried on' regardless just made it!

Which channel was it on please - sounds as though I should give it a go!

Recorded it and just finished watching. We screamed with laughter! BBC 1 I think.

Just found it on the Roku - fingers crossed!

Having been in dire local Pantos (so bad we were good) I really enjoyed this....However, it takes real talent to get it this wrong....the timing alone was masterly, as to David Suchet hamming it up......adorable!!
Also, I suddenly realised how it good it was when I found myself really worrying that one or other of the actors might have actually hurt themselves!