Jools Holland The Prisoner spoof from The Tube featuring a Caterham Super Seven
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- This video is a clip from the late 80s programme The Tube. In this episode Jools Holland did a spoof of the 60s programme The Prisioner. The car Jools is driving is a Caterham Super Seven, the car in The Prisioner was a Lotus Seven. The cars are very similar as Caterham bought the rights to make the Seven from Lotus. Both cars share the famous registration KAR120C.
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The best and smoothest parody...of course Holland has access to top production to do his parody.
A friend of mine's grandfather was in this homage. As it was during the school holidays we went with him to the filming. We were bloody lucky little sods
That's a sweet ride; honestly, that car is epic ... Be seeing you 👁👌
I’d love to see the rest of the show!
I am of the assumption that Channel Four who ran The Tube, did this to promote the re-run of The Prisoner ... they showed it in September 1984 into early 1985.
This was from 1987 - the XTC section from the programme was previewed by Paula Yates on The Tube a few weeks in advance of the special being aired.
Anyone notice Terence Alexander, Hugh Laurie and Gordon Honeycomb in the resignation scene?
Nicely done!
So Britain's Channel 4 runs The Village :)
Was that Hugh Laurie for a brief couple of seconds?
sure was! & Stephen Fry plays No. 2 in this, i've been looking for his scenes
@@jessebarlow1277 OMG Fry as number 2 the world needs to see that!
Ha ha ha, brilliant, love this...
I wonder if Jools obtained permission from Caterham to use the registration plate, the famous KAR120C, for this parody.
Caterham owned the plate and probably lent him the car. They used to use it on demonstrators.
@@cologne2792 Very well, my friend.
Stephen Fry was No. 2 in this... I was rather hoping we'd see him.
From memory it was in the early 1980s, about 1983. Siouxsie and the Banshees did The Passenger and I think Stephen Fry got involved.
Wonderful 👍
FUN-tastic!!
Looks like him to me, and it's the sort of work he'd have taken circa 1986.
I don't remember Jools Holland being in The Prisoner. Which episode is that?
Rob Burfy This was from an episode of The Tube, a teatime music programme in the 80s. They did this scene in the programme and then had the bands play in Portmerrion rather than in the studios in Newcastle. I saw the show when it was broadcast and loved the bit where he spoofed the title sequence so I'm so pleased to see it preserved here ... and to see it again after 30 years.
Spot on parody!
Would have been better if he had just kept packing as the smoke got thicker until you couldn't even see him.
Where is the rest of the damn thing?
Yes, where. I must learn this hidden knowledge.
That would be telling.
He parks his car on the pavement in the middle of London????
Nicely done - right down to using the original typeface - but the intro is well OTT. I remember seeing this when it was first shown.
more! more!
全て同じ場所で撮影したのでしょうか。素晴らしい。
That's what I always say!
Is that Rowland Rivlon chasing him as he leaves the studio?
And then Hugh Laurie and Terence Alexander in the boardroom. Terence used to play Charlie Hungerford in Bergerac.
Two words: Hugh Laurie!
1:28 Young Gregory House...
Black ops 2 brought me here
It's not that I regard it as the ultimate Blaspheme so much as it is that the word "blaspheme" has lost all meaning to me after having seen this now.
Can’t bare Holland!!! Huge irritant.. Annoys me he likes my fave show of all time ha
If only Holland HAD been carted off the the Village, never to return....irritating little prat...
Very nicely done!