My mind is confused by some people thinking this is a reboot of the old Richard O'Sullivan series 40 odd years ago.
This is simply a daft-as-a-brush comedy based on the same historical figure, though very, very loosely.
Dick (fnaar) Turpin is simply the framework to hang this silly show on, and thus far its holding the weight very well.
Our Turpin is a foppish goth who likes knitting. He lucks his way into being the leader of a Motley highwayman gang and they proceed to get into daft scrapes.
It's a very funny and silly show, with no pretence of realism or historical accuracy. That's fine by me. I'm not a huge fan of Noel Fielding, especially when he goes surreal and weird, but here he simply uses his natural charm and mild eccentricity to great effect.
A real unexpected treat for lovers of daft comedy.
This is simply a daft-as-a-brush comedy based on the same historical figure, though very, very loosely.
Dick (fnaar) Turpin is simply the framework to hang this silly show on, and thus far its holding the weight very well.
Our Turpin is a foppish goth who likes knitting. He lucks his way into being the leader of a Motley highwayman gang and they proceed to get into daft scrapes.
It's a very funny and silly show, with no pretence of realism or historical accuracy. That's fine by me. I'm not a huge fan of Noel Fielding, especially when he goes surreal and weird, but here he simply uses his natural charm and mild eccentricity to great effect.
A real unexpected treat for lovers of daft comedy.