Johnny Vegas - Carry On Glamping

[covetingthepreciousthings]

Did anyone catch this last night? Couldn't see a thread for it. I've always liked Johnny Vegas, so interested to see what he does with this new venture.

I felt a bit sorry for him towards the end with his interview with his mum, seemed he's always regretted not following his artistic dreams and this gives him a chance to try.

It was quite a good watch

Just binge watching the rest of the series!

I only caught a bit of it at the end where they were inspecting that old Malta bus. Looked quite good and I do like Johnny so I think I’ll watch it next week.

@Dontlickthetrolley

Just binge watching the rest of the series!

Oh great, didn't realise it was all on there.

I've got 14 minutes left of episode 4

Glad this thread is here as I binge watched this last night and was thinking of starting a thread myself. I don't usually seek JV's TV persona out, although I normally quite enjoy him if he turns up on something I watch (Taskmaster).

The glamping project I enjoyed and very much wanted him to succeed. I really felt for him when the accident prone Patricia had her second notable mishap.

Might take a trip there at some point.

I love Johnny Vegas.

A friend of mine met him briefly in a hotel bar many years ago and said he was as lovely as you'd expect: funny and friendly, but not remotely sleazy or over-familiar (she's very pretty and used to random blokes trying to chat her up).

I'd like to think he hasn't changed a bit!

DD worked on a programme with him a few months ago, and said he was lovely, and just so funny.

Oh I'm so glad people are saying they know people who have met him and he's lovely.

I finished it last night. I nearly didn't watch it because I'm not into glamping but it was an unexpectedly heartwarming programme that I thoroughly enjoyed.

JV is such a sweet guy. What he did for Bev, giving her the camper, was just wonderful. What a lovely friendship they have.

He's had a few rubbish years by the sounds of it. I hope he carries on doing what he loves and finds peace.

I sat five seats away from him in a tube train once, but unfortunately that doesn’t qualify me to comment on his personality. He is on my close encounters list though. He comes between Maggie Smith and Alan Rickman.

I binge watched them all at the weekend. Loved it. Like johhny even more now, what a caring, generous humble man

really liked it. sad about his mum though.

@viques

I sat five seats away from him in a tube train once, but unfortunately that doesn’t qualify me to comment on his personality. He is on my close encounters list though. He comes between Maggie Smith and Alan Rickman.

ALAN RICKMAN!!!

I love him, would recommend his autobiography he had such an interesting upbringing which you would never expect! Love how he bought a van from Malta after a few drinks

Thanks for the recommendation Humbug - I'll see if I can get hold of this.