Brian and Margaret

[leesmapman]

Hm, tricky for Coogan to play any role without appearing like Steven Coogan doing a funny accent.

I suggest watching Philomena and Stan and Olly.

[mole973102]

Just logged on to the forum because just had a weird dream. Heard these lyrics done live…

I really love parties
Yes, I really do
I really love parties
‘cos I will be with you.
[Into… Always on my mind]

Right, back to sleep.
A little tinnitus and vertigo…

My apologies that I got the name of the programme wrong. It hasn’t appeared on YouTube or channel 4 online and I was half asleep during something and soon woke up when I heard Always On My Mind.

Thinking about it would Neil really want their music being involved in a programme about Margaret Thatcher?

Then again who would have thought we would have heard left to my own devices on an advert for broadband and perhaps the money being offered nowadays is too good to
turn down.

[Patrick Bateman]

Brian Walden with his portentous heavy metal theme tune does seem a lifetime away from cosy centrist podcasts hosted by war criminals.

[petshopgrrl]

Just logged on to the forum because just had a weird dream. Heard these lyrics done live…

I really love parties
Yes, I really do
I really love parties
‘cos I will be with you.
[Into… Always on my mind]

I love the parties
I really do
I love the parties
‘cos I will be with you.

Sounds like a deleted verse from Vocal.

[Vintage Youth]

Saw the trailer and was enjoying the musical accompaniment until my Dad saw Steve Coogan and immediately turned over.

[ea39]

Wednesday 29th at 9pm! (Still using Always on my mind in the trailer...)

[joepsb]

Always On My Mind wasn’t featured
Opportunities was in Episode 2

[Patrick Bateman]

Yes, Opportunities played to signify peak Tory.