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HBO |
First, like almost all shows, we finally have a proper opening credits sequence, which is noticeably different from the one in the pilot.
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HBO
Yes, he's an Englishman. In Hollywood. |
And we finally realise why this show is entitled
Hello Ladies ─ it’s his catchphrase. He uses it twice in this episode.
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HBO
This is actually an isolated incident. |
Thanks, HBO, for greenlighting this show. I know you weren’t really ready for Ricky Gervais (
The Ricky Gervais Show doesn’t count ─ it’s animated). Or rather, America wasn’t ready for this brand of humour.
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HBO
But the world is always ready for "short fat guy and tall skinny guy" comic duos. |
For those who thought Stephen Merchant can’t hold his own without Gervais, I have three words for you: You. Are. Wrong.
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