Lucas fears that soon there may be no Little Britain fans in the village

"We were struggling to find a catchphrase for our new character Dame Mondas," said Lucas. "She's an upper-class old lady with a bit of an odour problem. I was looking for more of a ‘How's your Aunt doing?', while David wanted something like ‘My vagina stinks.' We stared at each other for a minute, then David sort of sighed."

"At that point, all the joy went out of it for me," explained Walliams. "Now, whenever someone asks me to say ‘I'm a laydee!', I feel like projectile vomiting onto a plate of biscuits. Honestly, if it wasn't for the fame, money and endless tabloid stories linking me to Page 3 girls, I'd quit today."

Media experts realised Little Britain had reached its peak when retailers reported a sharp upswing in well-meaning but out-of-touch aunties buying ‘Lou & Andy' birthday cards for their nieces and nephews. "When a cult program gets commodified and oversaturates the market with endless repeats and tons of merchandise, the core audience often feels betrayed," said sociology professor Anthony Cooper. "Plus, there are only so many times you can watch a fat man ponce around in a string vest."

Upon realising how fed up they were with their creation, Lucas and Walliams decided to put the show on hiatus. "We took random sketches from past shows and packaged them together for broadcast while we took a break," said Lucas. "No-one noticed."

Re: [Article]Even stars now sick of `Little Britain` Night Blindness    May 3rd, 2007 - 3:50 AM Quote "Honestly, if it wasn't for the fame, money and endless tabloid stories linking me to Page 3 girls, I'd quit today." Oh those poor dears. Quote "When a cult program gets commodified and oversaturates the market with endless repeats and tons of merchandise, the core audience often feels betrayed," Not refering to anything at all here are we?

Re: [Article]Even stars now sick of `Little Britain` hammerondaridiculous    May 3rd, 2007 - 4:50 AM Quote from: Night Blindness on May 03, 2007, 07:50:47 PM Not refering to anything at all here are we? *Reminds self to buy the WOE DVD's!* One of the problems with recording humour is that there's only so many times you can play it before it ceases to be funny and becomes boring. One of the problems with recording humour is that there's only so many times you can play it before it ceases to be funny and becomes boring. One of the problems with recording humour is that there's only so many times you can play it before it ceases to be funny and becomes boring. One of the problems with recording humour is that there's only so many times you can play it before it ceases to be funny and becomes boring. One of the problems with recording humour is that there's only so many times you can play it before it ceases to be funny and becomes boring. One of the problems with recording humour is that there's only so many times you can play it before it ceases to be funny and becomes boring. One of the problems with recording humour is that there's only so many times you can play it before it ceases to be funny and becomes boring. One of the problems with recording humour is that there's only so many times you can play it before it ceases to be funny and becomes boring. One of the problems with recording humour is that there's only so many times you can play it before it ceases to be funny and becomes boring. One of the problems with recording humour is that there's only so many times you can play it before it ceases to be funny and becomes boring. One of the problems with recording humour is that there's only so many times you can play it before it ceases to be funny and becomes boring. One of the problems with recording humour is that there's only so many times you can play it before it ceases to be funny and becomes boring. One of the problems with recording humour is that there's only so many times you can play it before it ceases to be funny and becomes boring. Sorry, was that one of those posts that went on too long?

Re: [Article]Even stars now sick of `Little Britain` harryluvsginny    May 3rd, 2007 - 5:44 AM Quote Lucas fears that soon there may be no Little Britain fans in the village Hehe  ! little britain rulz! (not as good as chasers though! )

Re: [Article]Even stars now sick of `Little Britain` Pinball Neil    May 3rd, 2007 - 7:17 AM Quality as always

Re: [Article]Even stars now sick of `Little Britain` pseudonym    May 3rd, 2007 - 7:39 AM Hahahhahahahahaha! Nice work.  This is my favourite front-page article in quite some time.

Re: [Article]Even stars now sick of `Little Britain` Keridwen    May 3rd, 2007 - 11:12 AM Fantastic!!! I never thought I'd see my own hate for Little Britain be portrayed so eloquently.

Re: [Article]Even stars now sick of `Little Britain` Bleeter    May 3rd, 2007 - 10:27 PM Quote from: Night Blindness on May 03, 2007, 07:50:47 PM Not refering to anything at all here are we? I larfed lots

[Article]Even stars now sick of `Little Britain` Pat123    May 5th, 2007 - 12:47 AM hehehe, I was thinking the exact same thing. look out for the crazy warehouse guy t-shirts in stores this christmas.

[Article]Even stars now sick of `Little Britain` Patrick Hall    May 5th, 2007 - 2:49 AM Its getting boring'

Re: [Article]Even stars now sick of `Little Britain` The I Don't Fucking Care Bear    May 5th, 2007 - 9:23 AM Quote from: Keridwen on May 04, 2007, 03:12:54 AM Fantastic!!! I never thought I'd see my own hate for Little Britain be portrayed so eloquently. Me too. Although I have a bit of a 'thing' for the tall guy, the show is shit. And that fat little balding turd makes me want to gnaw off my own ears/eyeballs.

[Article]Even stars now sick of `Little Britain` steven karydas    May 17th, 2007 - 7:15 AM little britians  boring now