Bo Selecta - Vol. 3 on DVD (2002)

A customer from Ringwood Hampshire England , 10/03/2005

A genius show with Leigh Francis being a great talent with most of his characters hitting to mark. Michael Jackson being the best but the true star character is still Avid Merrion. The change to the chat show formula works very well and is fast moving. The only complaint is the character of The Bear who has never really been funny and the forced shouting and swearing is not clever. The Bear Christmas special this year was painfull to watch and the news that a full series is being made is a bit worrying. One of the few dvd I have watched with all the commentry tracks! Here's hoping to a 4th series (with less of the Bear). Highly recommended! 2 timesintheface!

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A customer from Up north , 04/08/2006

Hello to you!

I've allways like Avid Merrion since he started doing the bits in-between Big brother, and this is an extension of that, lots of silly humour and rudeness. I love the way you don't really know if the celebrities he speaks to are just acting or whether they get genuinely annoyed with him. Also love the new phrases he comes out with like 'lady lumps' and 'lady lips' - Not really rude, but you know what hes talking about.

All in all, this DVD is very warm, thank you please.

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michael mc donald from boro , 17/12/2004

leigh francis does it again with vol 3 this third series if different than the previous two but still funny

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A customer from Birmingham.England. , 21/02/2005

Very very funny-what a great dvd and with so much content-loads of extras.Make sure you got enough time to watch everything.Great stuff.

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A customer from wales , 05/11/2005

think you have to be a fan to enjoy this.

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dkent from Bedfordshire , 28/10/2005

Had some funny stuff in it, but I am starting to dislike watching it now... I mean, it is all the same stuff...

So I'm off to watch some better british humour films...

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