The Fast Show
Plus Fast Show actors and their other shows - P.Whitehouse, M.Williams, C.Higson, S.Day, C.Aherne, A.Weir, J.Thompson

Charlie Higson is also in Catterick, Randell & Hopkirk and The Smell Of Reeves & Mortimer.

Title	Actor(s)	Comments	Year	Mins	ID
The Fast Show 1	Charlie Higson Simon Day John Thompson Paul Whitehouse Mark Williams Caroline Aheren Arabella Weir	Series 1 (6 Episodes) The Fast Show was a working title disliked by both Whitehouse and Higson that went unchanged through production and eventually remained as the final title. The first series introduced the characters Ted and Ralph, 'Unlucky' Alf, Ron Manager, The Suit You Tailors, Arthur Atkinson, Bob Fleming and many others, who, despite their sketchy and gritty beginnings, became 'cult characters' cherished all around the world.	1994	180
The Fast Show - Xmas Special 1994	Charlie Higson Simon Day John Thompson Paul Whitehouse Mark Williams Caroline Aheren Arabella Weir	Xmas Special 1994 This video is excellent. Including all the favorites Colin, Unlucky Alf, The suits you men etc. You will roar with laughter after seeing this. It is only disapointing that it dosent last longer. It is all Xmas orrinantated so the 'does my um looking big in this' woman is a fairy on top of a Christmas tree asking 2 kids if see her bum looks big with the tree up her bum. A must buy, you will not regret it.	1994	55	sadowitz
The Fast Show 2	Charlie Higson Simon Day John Thompson Paul Whitehouse Mark Williams Caroline Aheren Arabella Weir	Series 2 (8 Episodes) "Scorchio !"	1996	240
The Fast Show 3	Charlie Higson Simon Day John Thompson Paul Whitehouse Mark Williams Caroline Aheren Arabella Weir	Series 3 (8 Episodes) "Brilliant !"	1997	240
The Fast Show - Live 1998	Charlie Higson Simon Day John Thompson Paul Whitehouse Mark Williams Caroline Aheren Arabella Weir	Live 1998 "Brilliant !"	1998	80	sadowitz
The Fast Show Last Show Ever	Charlie Higson Simon Day John Thompson Paul Whitehouse Mark Williams Caroline Aheren Arabella Weir	Last Show Ever The final 3-parter left us all wanting more which is the best way to go. This show must have had more catchphrases than any other comedy ever. Special guest Johnny Depp.	2000	120	sadowitz
The Fast Show - Farewell Tour	Charlie Higson Simon Day John Thompson Paul Whitehouse Mark Williams Caroline Aheren Arabella Weir	The Fast Show - Farewell Tour All your favourite characters on stage.	2000	120	sadowitz
Posh Nosh	Arabella Wier Richard E.Grant	Series 1 (8 Episodes) Simon and Minty are two 'posh' chefs who specialise in cooking extravagant, expensive food, and have little time for those who don't. This comedy series focuses on one type of cooking each week, and generally results in tensions or underlying issues being revealed in the couple's relationship. 1 - Fish & Chips 2 - Birthday Parties 3 - Paella 4 - Beautiful Food 5 - Bread & Butter Pudding 6 - Leftovers 7 - Sauces 8 - Comfort Food	2003	80
Swiss Tony	Charlie Higson Simon Day Rhys Thomas Paul Whitehouse Tom Baker Matilda Ziegler	Series 1 (6 Episodes) BONUS : Outtakes Series 2 (10 Episodes) BONUS : Making Of... x 2 Swiss claims "Buying a car is like making love to a beautiful woman", he will no doubt entertain, enthral, evoke laughter and most of all make you feel evolved. With his blonde quiff standing to attention and his grey shot-silk suit sparkling under the showroom lights, Swiss Toni is the emperor of his car emporium. However, Toni is being taught to drive by his long-suffering wife Ruth and is consistently out-performed by his alcoholic employee, Geoff. Swiss Toni is cheesy, out-of-date and chauvinistic - which is why everyone loves him.	2003 2004	188 240	2 disks
Help	Chris Langham Paul Whitehouse	Help: Series 1 (6 Episodes) Unreleased on DVD Chris plays a therapist and Paul plays a different character each week seeking help. The show's working title was "Crazy", and the original concept was to have Chris Langham's therapist talking to various celebrity clients. Langham disliked the idea, and suggested that Paul Whitehouse play all the client roles - even though the two had never worked together, or even met.	2005	6 x 30
Happiness	Paul Whitehouse Johnny Vegas Fiona Allen Mark Heap Pierce Quigley	Series 1 BONUS : Interviews with all cast members Animation by Aardman (Dexter in intro / credits). Paul plays Dexter a seven-foot tall Plasticine kung-fu nurse bear (childrens character). The series starts at Dan's (Paul) wifes funeral and we learn she has been run over by an ice cream van - this set the tone for the show which ends with Dan's (Paul) desparation at his 40th birthday party. Espisodes : Personality Crisis I'm Doing It For Me Chained To an Idiot Desparate Dan Celabration Forty	2001	180	2 disks
Happiness	Paul Whitehouse Johnny Vegas Fiona Allen Mark Heap Pierce Quigley	Series 2 Espisodes : A Little Bit Of Love A Nice Person Real Dancing Perspective Old Bloke At The Door People Move On	2003	180
Grass	Simon Day Mark Williams Phillip Jackson Robert Wilford Tristan Gammil Josephine Butler	Series 1 (8 Episodes) BONUS : Outtakes & commentary for episodes 1 & 8 After witnessing a gangland murder, self-made loser, Billy Bleach is forced to grass on villain Harry Taylor and is given a new identity. How will he cope in the village of Little Mockwell in deepest rural Norfolk and will he get on with the locals?	2006	229	2 disks
More Industrial Revelations : Series 1	Mark Williams	More Industrial Revelations : Series 1 Industrial Revelations launches with facts about the development of the Industrial Age in Great Britain. Mark presents this show in a very down-to-earth fashion and indulges in more hands-on activity - getting up close and dirty for that sense of realism. His easy style and delivery is untypical of the usual 'historical' documentary presenter, however, the viewer still benefits from a concise narrative with delicious editorial asides to camera. I'm missing the episode with a red cross next to them. Episodes 1 Boom Time 2 Pants For All 3 Clocking On X 4 Pennine Passage 5 Working Iron 6 Coining It 7 Cutting Edge 8 Iron Horse X 9 Highland Flop X 10 Power Crazy X	2002	10 x 30
More Industrial Revelations : Series 2	Mark Williams	More Industrial Revelations : Series 2 Industrial Revelations launches with facts about the development of the Industrial Age in Great Britain. Mark presents this show in a very down-to-earth fashion and indulges in more hands-on activity - getting up close and dirty for that sense of realism. His easy style and delivery is untypical of the usual 'historical' documentary presenter, however, the viewer still benefits from a concise narrative with delicious editorial asides to camera. I'm missing the episode with a red cross next to them. Episodes 1 Bread & Beer 2 What to Wear 3 Gas On Wheels X 4 Print and Paper (incomplete - last few mins) 5 Under Pressure X 6 Building a Revolution 7 Bright Sparks 8 Heavy Metal 9 Cutting It Fine X 10 Machine Tools X	2006	10 x 30
On The Rails : Series 12	Mark Williams	On The Rails : Series 1 This is a very entertaining history of the last 200 years or so of the railways. In roughly chronolgical order, the series covers everything that anybody with a passing interest may want to know. Mark Williams is an amiable presenter and neither patronises or assumes knowledge in the viewer. His obvious fondness of everything rail comes across in an entirely unthreatenin way.On the Rails will, in my opinion, appeal to those generally interested in British history - because this is largely a tale of innovation in Great Britain - and those or with a genuine curiosity of the subject. - J.Westerman Amazon.com I'm missing the episode with a red cross next to them. Episodes 1 Cornish Steam GiantX 2 Rocket MenX 3 Brunel 4 Moving Mountains 5 The Carriage KingsX 6 Death On The TracksX 7 Big CountryX 8 Speed & PowerX 9 Diesel Generation 10 Going Underground	2004	10 x 30