Amazingly written but rather twisted
british comedy.
Set in the town Royston Vasey with a subtly placed slogan on the sign which reads "Welcome to Royston Vasey, You'
ll Never Leave"
known for its strange resident local shop keepers Tubs and Edward...that have given birth to '
David' something that lives in the attic of their local shop. The local shop is only for local
people and has become one of the most popular quotes from the show.
Also home to a transvestite taxi driver and owner of the 'Babs Cabs'
my favourite character is the travelling circus freak and
door-to-
door peg salesman Papa Lazarou.
He and his 'freaks' travel round asking if 'Mama Lazarou' can use the
toilet, then barges into the homes of unsuspecting housewives home alone, calling them Dave along with most other
people. He wont take no for an answer when repeatedly told that no Dave llives there.
He speaks in jibberish to his 'wife' and upon asking for the frightened housewife'
s wedding ring quotes the infamous line "You're my wife now"
The league of gentlemen or LOG as its affectionally called between my friends and i is one of the best and weirdest comedies to come out of Britain in recent years.
