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By Monte 2022-12-29 16:19:22
My best friend in the British drama
"Coupling" (Coupling) not only bursts with laughter, but is also very coquettish. It is more rampant than "Sex and City", and more arbitrary than "Friends". There is a scene in the play: Patrick, who is "Countless princes", falls in love with the beauty mad Sally and tries to fight for the freedom of returning to his apartment. At this time, the screenwriter organized a drama of modern and ancient time and space: Queen Sally, like a female scorpion, played against the "knight" in her spare...
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By Dee 2022-12-15 10:02:54
The American TV series has been out of food recently, and eDonkey suddenly found the BBC drama Coupling, which is a bit like the American version of friends.
I came down and tried it, and found: I am used to listening to American accents, but I can't accept the London accent.
Can't understand British humor? Or is it hindering my understanding because I don't understand English accent?
It's a sitcom anyway. American dramas made me shiver with laughter, while British dramas made me... -
By Athena 2022-12-11 19:08:30
It is not recommended for viewers who are new to British dramas to watch, it will cause a burden on your understanding of British dramas in the future.
I've heard the name of coupling for a long time, but I haven't watched it because of resolution and resources. Finally gnawed him this summer.
Originally I watched it purely as a dessert after a meal. I practiced my listening skills and became familiar with British English. Indeed, I laughed and burst into tears every... -
By Albert 2022-11-28 11:52:31
Excerpt from the episode "the girl with one heart", Steve's important speech on the significance of the bathroom to men:
We are men! Throughout history, we have always needed, in times of difficulty, to retreat to our caves. It so happens that in this modern age, our caves are fully plumbed. The toilet is, for us, the last bastion, the final refuge, the last few square feet of man-space left to us! Somewhere to sit, something to read, something to do, and who gives a damn about the smell?... -
By Angela 2022-11-26 21:18:41
I wrote it a few years ago when I watched the show for the first time, I was not familiar with the Moffat mode at that time, it was just an impression at the moment. In addition, many jokes are based on editing, which is a very pure film and television thinking...
British sitcom more than ten years ago was known as the British version of Friends, but the theme is obviously not as pure as Friends I had to lower the latter's status a bit (hey, do...
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- Release date September 1, 2001
- Filming locations Chiswick, London, England, UK
- Production companies BBC Studios, Hartswood Films
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By Burnice 2023-09-23 19:23:21
Four and a half stars, some parts made me laugh to death XDDD But after watching all six episodes of the first season, I recalled it, why does it seem that the theme of each episode is sex, sex, sex and nothing else? ...really worthy of the name Coupling, so others can't regard it as the British counterpart of...
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By Clifford 2023-09-16 08:55:23
The British version of "Six" is absolutely...
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By Jovani 2023-09-08 06:34:50
It is said that Susan and Steve represent ordinary women and ordinary men, with good looks and open minds and normal behavior; the roles of Sally and Jeff represent human fears, both of which are in a state of insecurity at any time; the roles of Jane and Patrick represent human beings On the other extreme, total confidence = extreme low self-esteem, spotlight...
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By Sigrid 2023-09-04 04:32:10
British Sixers. . . . . . A bit deliberate. . . . Susan is so stupid. . ....
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By Kiley 2023-08-29 18:22:02
I'm not a fan of sixes, but the British version of the six is really to my liking! (Actually, it is far-fetched to say that the British version of the six-person line is not about friendship, but about the different values of love between men and women). The first thing I fell in love with was the sock gap theory. About the naked man in socks, I was instantly attracted. I understand the children's shoes of...
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Sally: I hate having sex at home. I've got a listening flatmate.
Jane: Oh no, I hate those. Do you have to be really quiet for her?
Sally: No, I have to be really loud. We're very competitive.
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Jane: I'm being stalked, actually, so I'm pretty secure in my attractiveness.
Susan: You're being stalked?
Jane: Is that so hard to believe?
Sally: My god!
Jane: Everyday on my way home from work, a man follows me. It's true.
Susan: Well, have you been to the police?
Jane: They said I was being silly and paranoid. I heard them laughing after I left.
Sally: That's terrible!
Susan: Well, have you confronted the man who follows you?
Jane: Well, there's no point, is there? It's never the same man twice. Sometimes they switch over when I'm halfway home. It's so well organized!
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Steve: What is this?
Susan: It's a cushion.
Steve: Right. Yes. Thank you for that. Very informative.
[to Jeff]
Steve: You got any of these?
Jeff: No.
Steve: Of course you haven't.
[to shop assistant]
Steve: You - are you married? Living with anyone?
Junior Shop Assistant: No.
Steve: Got any of these?
Junior Shop Assistant: No.
Steve: Of course not. Okay!
[to the women]
Steve: You bring these things into our homes. They sit on our chairs. They watch our televisions. Now, I just need to know, on behalf of all men everywhere, I just need to ask, please... What are they for? I mean, look at them! Look at the chubby little bastards! Just sitting around everywhere! What are they, pets for chairs?
[to shop assistants]
Steve: Come on, you sell them. What are they for?
Junior Shop Assistant: Well...
Senior Shop Assistant: You sit on them.
Steve: Ah! Ha ha ha! You see, that's where you're wrong! Nobody sits on them. Okay, watch this. Here's the cushion. I'm putting it on the sofa. Now watch me. I'm stting down. And what do I do on my final approach? I - oh! - move the cushion! You see? It's not involved! It's not part of the whole sitting process. It just lies there. It's fat litter! It's a sofa parasite!
Jane: It's, you know... padding.
Steve: Oh, padding! Now, that's interesting, Jane. See, I like padding. If I was, say, an American Football player, and all those big bastards running at me, I would say "give me some of that padding and be quick about it." If my job involved bouncing down jagged rocks I would say "in view of those jagged rocks down there, I'll have some of that padding, thank you very much." But Susan, Sally, Jane, this is a sofa. It is designed by clever scientists in such a way as to shield the unprotected user from the risk of skin abrasions, serious head trauma, and, of course...
[drops behind sofa, then sticks head out]
Steve: Daleks. Trust me girls, trust me on this one: you do not need padding to tackle upholstery. So please - once and for all, tell me why on Earth you would want me to sit on one of these?
Susan: Because, if you pressed it firmly against your bottom, it might stop you talking!
