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[Jonny]

Anyone been following this series? I missed last nights but the first two were, I thought, great.

Fabulously showing of the Lancashire countryside whilst making me laugh out loud at Coogan and Brydon improvising some really great stuff while trying to go around a bunch of restaurants reviewing the food.

Asolutely bloody loved episode two where they are doing James Bond impressions and trying to out do each other.

Love it.

[Inspector Tanzi]

First I've heard of it. I've enjoyed everything I've seen Coogan in apart from Hamlet 2.

[Jonny]

First I've heard of it. I've enjoyed everything I've seen Coogan in apart from Hamlet 2.

There's a review of it here to give you an idea of what to expect...

http://www.screendaily.com/reviews/latest-reviews/the-trip/5018185.article

[demented_uk]

Watched all three in a row last night and absolutely loved it.  Beautifully made and very funny.  I believe it is being edited together to be released in the US as a film next year.

[Inspector Tanzi]

First I've heard of it. I've enjoyed everything I've seen Coogan in apart from Hamlet 2.

There's a review of it here to give you an idea of what to expect...

http://www.screendaily.com/reviews/latest-reviews/the-trip/5018185.article

Sounds like great fun.

Hopefully they will release it on dvd in the future.

[Paul]

DVD is out in the UK shortly.

It;s worth pointing out that there are six episodes in the series but there's also a feature-length film version that has been shown in festivals.

[Jonny]

Asolutely bloody loved episode two where they are doing James Bond impressions and trying to out do each other.

Love it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PmMZYagN7D4

[Inspector Tanzi]

Quality clip 

[Ben Cobb]

Been enjoying this too

[Paul]

Finally caught the first couple of episodes last week. It’s great, eh?
I never tire of Coogan’s interpretation of himself, loved A COCK AND BULL STORY and the vignette in Jarmusch’s COFFEE AND CIGARETTES is priceless too. I knew I was going to like THE TRIP but must say I enjoyed the first two shows even more than I thought I would. Pairing Coogan and Brydon was a stroke of genius and THE TRIP proves that C&BS was no one-off fluke. Will check out the other four episodes over the next few days, hopefully.