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Article from 1998 anticipating the show

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'You're my wife now'

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You're My Wife Now! - The League of Gentlemen - BBC comedy

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Pappa Lazarou claims another victim for his harem... More hilarious impressions and black comedy sketches from BBC's The League of Gentlemen.

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TV scheduling of the show.. obviously after watershed

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There are more than 5 million programme listings in Genome. This is a historical record of the planned output and the BBC services of any given time. It should be viewed in this context and with the understanding that it reflects the attitudes and standards of its time - not those of today.

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British Comedy Guide

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steve pemberton royston vasey local locals

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British Comedy Guide - League of Gentlemen - About

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An article examining the League of Gentlemen.

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Reunion?

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It could be something, it could be nothing: but when it comes to The League of Gentlemen, even the slimmest of comeback rumours is enough to get Monkey's pulse racing. The BBC's dark comedy, created by Steve Pemberton, Mark Gatiss, Reece Shearsmith and Jeremy Dyson, celebrates its 20th anniversary next year and in an interview with Radio Times, Shearsmith refused to rule out the possibility of a return. "I think we will do something again," said Shearsmith (Monkey's hopes raised). "We've started to talk about a thing." (Monkey's hopes head for stratosphere). "It might not be Royston Vasey," he added, dashing Monkey's soaring hopes. But let's focus on that all important "might", eh?
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The League of Gentlemen heading back to Royston Vasey? | Media Monkey

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It could be something, it could be nothing: but when it comes to The League of Gentlemen, even the slimmest of comeback rumours is enough to get Monkey's pulse racing. The BBC's dark comedy, created by Steve Pemberton, Mark Gatiss, Reece Shearsmith and Jeremy Dyson, celebrates its 20th anniversary next year and in an interview with Radio Times, Shearsmith refused to rule out the possibility of a return.

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Still relevant today?

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The League of Gentlemen turned down an offer to reform for a new TV series, Digital Spy can reveal.

Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton - promoting their new BBC Two series - told DS that the BBC made the comedy troupe an offer last year after they reunited for a charity gig.

"Conspicuously on the back of the interest in the fact that we were doing those charity sketches together, the BBC asked us, 'Would you like to do some more League of Gentlemen?'" Shearsmith said.

"We said no - not that way round. Not if the only reason is that you [now] think people might be interested."

However, Shearsmith added that he, Pemberton, Mark Gatiss and writer Jeremy Dyson would "love to do some more" League of Gentlemen in the future.

"Maybe not Royston Vasey - that would be the thing," he added. "I think it would be a new thing by me, Mark, Steve and Jeremy - still The League of Gentlemen, but it wouldn't be those characters. It would be a new project, under the banner of us."

Shearsmith earmarked 2019 - 20 years on from The League of Gentlemen's original transmission - as possible reunion date, though Pemberton voiced concerns about producing "a fifth-rate version of The League of Gentlemen".

"That's the danger now, isn't it?" agreed Shearsmith. "People like it now - they have a fond memory of it. You don't want to spoil it by wandering on, decrepit, trying to do Pam Doove!"

The League of Gentlemen television series aired on BBC Two between 1999 and 2002, with a feature film spinoff following in 2005.

Inside No 9 - a new darkly comic anthology series - begins Wednesday, February 5 at 10pm on BBC Two.
The League of Gentlemen: 5 reasons why we'd love it to return

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The League of Gentlemen turned down an offer to reform for a new TV series, Digital Spy can reveal. Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton - promoting their new BBC Two series - told DS that the BBC made the comedy troupe an offer last year after they reunited for a charity gig.

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The 'Horribly Hilarious Show'

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Fan forums that are still ongoing today

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Royston Vasey - Press Office Come here to discuss the latest official news postings and keep track of what the Gents are up to right now. Moderators: Papa's new wife, MrsBeasley, Voodoo Lady, Tracy, papalazarou

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BBC synopsis/review

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We all need to be jealous of something. The League of Gentlemen must be near the top of the tree of ideas other comedians wish they'd had first. But Mark Gatiss, Steve Pemberton, Reece Shearsmith and Jeremy Dyson thought of it -so to them, the glory.

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League of Gentlemen at Screenonline

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BFI Screenonline: League of Gentlemen, The (1999-2002)

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Darkly comic goings on in the 'local' town of Royston Vasey

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Fan site for the League of Gentlemen

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A must visit for fans of the LoG. Find the latest news, episode media and games. Read about the actors themselves and buy LoG Merchandise.