565:(Series 1, 2- ), a stop-motion, plasticine version of the punk rock star, portrayed with comically long legs, blue hair and no arms. The Joey Ramone sketches parody children's television programmes from the 1960s and 1970s, having stop-motion characters in front of an illustrated background, with a mild-mannered narrator commenting passively on everything that happens and speaking for each character. He was up for eviction back to reality when Painted Hawaii was made into a
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406:(playing an exaggerated version of himself) - Noel is portrayed as imaginative yet childlike and irresponsible. In the first series, he lives in a treehouse in a red and blue jungle, and dresses in elaborate costumes and brightly coloured face paint. In the second series, Noel is the manager of "Luxury Coffee", a coffee shop on a fictional island in
623:), a man with a bowl haircut and moustache, who dresses in blue racing leathers. He speaks in a soft American accent, and a tiny red race car occasionally drives across the white stripe in his hair. In the second series, Doo Rag works as a doctor in a "Coolness Clinic" (where people go for tests to see how cool they are) on Painted Hawaii.
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Audience's works, Doo Cloth comes to the rescue. Joey is late for a gig. Fantasy Man finds the Promised Land with help from the Dream Tiger. Noel has a BBQ Breakdown and causes a fire, this in turn causes
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521:), assistant to Raymond Boombox. He never appears on screen but Boombox constantly shouts at him. According to The Gash he is having an affair with Boombox's wife and according to Boombox he was nearly gang-raped by sailors whilst on assignment in Miami after being mistaken for a prostitute.
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was released following the first series. Fielding and
Pizzorno returned to create the soundtrack for series two with Kasabian guitarist, Tim Carter. The series one theme tune appears on the album as "Luxury Comedy" - a Hawaiian style variation of this theme tune is used for series two.
497:(Series 1- ), an incompetent, obese New York cop with yellow skin and extensive facial hair and perm. In the first series, he tells stories of his past cases, and in the second series he serves as law enforcement on Painted Hawaii. He is an old friend of Smooth's and likes reggae music.
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Gabriel, Syd Barrett, Samuel Beckett and a TV-age Antonin Artaud, unsettling and hypnotising in equal measure. In these dreary times it's as subversive as Bowie appearing on Tops of The Pops in a dress." Andy Johnson at
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910:(Series 1), a printed sheet of paper with holes for eyes who speaks with a timid Northern accent. He is blamed by Tony Coins, but claims he was drinking weak tea and eating a lemon slice and passes it on to Eugene Secret Note Passed Under the Door.
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938:(Series 1), a strange, laughing clown, who speaks entirely in short statements on matters concerning mashed potato and fish fingers. His stomach contains a series of cogs and gears that processes mashed potatoes into life shapes.
892:), an extremely dapper, well spoken businessman who begins each of his sketches by decrying the state of modern art, education and other intellectual topics, before abruptly blaming all their shortcomings on other characters.
503:(Series 1- ), a talking wound on Sergeant Raymond Boombox's left arm who often insults the Sergeant for his failures. He likes to devour credit cards and argues with a second gash on Boombox's stomach who does impressions of
477:(Series 1- ), Noel's landlord. He is a purple blob creature covered in multi-coloured crystals, and speaks and acts in a stereotypical East London dialect. He is named after the production company which makes the series.
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a tennis match. City Gent blames a lack of education on Ice Cream Eyes, who in turn isn't impressed with being covered in peas. Ravi writes a postcard home for Dondylion. Sgt. Boombox is blown up by Donald Nevereach.
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format has switched from sketch show to sitcom, set mainly in a Hawaiian coffee shop. It features many new characters as well as the majority of characters from the first run. The series is given the subtitle
730:(Series 1), a country-western singer with silver skin, a ginger mullet and moustache made from copper scouring pads and numerous small googly eyes all over his face, which he uses as percussion to his songs.
724:. Californian 1960s psychedelic rock band that Noel listened to. They only ever released one album and took so much LSD that they have been trapped on a motorcycle circling inside a guitar case ever since.
609:(Series 1- ), an anthropomorphic lion. In the first series he is held in a run-down zoo and is quickly driven insane by his small enclosure and poor living conditions. He keeps a framed photograph of
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898:(Series 1), a man with black skin, long blonde hair and strawberry and vanilla ice cream scoops in place of eyes, who often gets blamed by City Gent for the state of the aforementioned topics.
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described it as a "neo-psychedelic riot of mirth that regurgitates decades of memories of broad, Technicolor TV entertainment from The Banana Splits onwards." Stephen Armstrong wrote in
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chocolate finger! A Noo Yoik cop with a talking wound!). But in reality he's the tiresome equivalent of the unfunny office clown persistently proclaiming how
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956:(Series 1), a monkey seen with Dondylion, who allegedly cannot talk but can write. He is asked to write a postcard to Dondylion's family.
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1212:(Series 2), a stop-motion, plasticine policemen who maintain order on the part of the Painted Hawaii island that's made of plasticine.
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808:(Series 1), a super magic man who lives in a blue fabric castle and has special powers to grant wishes and give you what you need.
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575:(Series 1, 2- ), a superhero who goes on self-imposed quests in an electronic, operatic fantasy world similar in appearance to
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840:(Series 1), a mountain which tuts at Noel from afar, alongside two other mountains (played by Jimmy Lazer and Dave Brown).
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biscuit who works as a PE teacher and once served in the army (presumably in the Brigade of Guards). He suffers from
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cleaner. City Gent blames a lack of stage production on Ice Cream Eyes. Fantasy Man searches for the Dream Tiger.
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1070:(Series 1) (played by Joey Page), the burnt sausage that sets fire to the show in the last episode of Series 1.
950:(Series 1), a fish-finger jewellery thief whose calling card is a single steaming baked bean on a golden spoon.
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882:(Series 1), a stiff brim hat used to warn Noel of someone stealing his Fab Lollies, whom Dolly falls for.
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962:(Series 1), a bomb who gets dropped by Dolphin Bomber and explodes in Sergeant Raymond Boombox's hands.
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1228:(Series 2) (played by Tanya Wade), works on Didier Drogba's Learjet.
1188:(Series 2), a version of Noel trapped in one of Andy Warhol's tears.
848:(Series 1), a stop-motion, plasticine version of the punk rock star.
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684:(Series 1), a drawing of the football star that comes to life.
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1240:(Series 2), a stop-motion, plasticine ship's captain.
2102:"Noel Fielding's Luxury Comedy review - second view"
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968:(Series 1), a talking pineapple who has Noel's eyes.
339:. The first episode premiered on 26 January 2012 on
351:, a good friend of Fielding's, under the band name
1857:Loose Tapestries Presents: the Luxury Comedy Tapes
1352:"Is it the ball, or is it the saucer for the cup?"
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1811:"Joey and The Whale"
1527:"Mash Potato Utopia"
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1893:On the other hand,
1782:"Cucumbers of Cool"
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880:Sugar Bone Thompson
762:The Ghost of a Flea
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313:Nigel Coan
256:2014-08-28
246:2012-01-26
211:25 minutes
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