Wicky has to attend a scene at a Theatre, a death during The Donkey Boyz, a group of male strippers. At the Theatre he encounters an eccentric theatre manager, and a down on his luck clown.
I'd heard some gripes about this episode, people deeming it dull and unfunny, and whilst I have some agreement for the latter, it wasn't particularly funny, but as a comic tragedy, it was quite something.
Strazzamo was such a sad case, but a shining example of why everyone should have a dream, I really did enjoy the scenes between him and Wicky, a lovely character.
Simon Callow, as always delivered, but huge credit to John MacMillan, I thought he outshone then all, he was great.
8/10.
I'd heard some gripes about this episode, people deeming it dull and unfunny, and whilst I have some agreement for the latter, it wasn't particularly funny, but as a comic tragedy, it was quite something.
Strazzamo was such a sad case, but a shining example of why everyone should have a dream, I really did enjoy the scenes between him and Wicky, a lovely character.
Simon Callow, as always delivered, but huge credit to John MacMillan, I thought he outshone then all, he was great.
8/10.
