Him & Her: Who makes the best flatmate?
Laura (Kerry Howard), Paul (Ricky Champ) and Dan (Joe Wilkinson)
Russell: Mine's Becky, I love Becky.
Sarah: Ah! That's nice! Mine's my sister...ha ha
Russell: Laura..yeah Laura she's good.
Sarah: Laura and Paul...they sort of come as a package don't they? They're yin and yang and they have a very dysfunctional relationship which is hilarious. But they sort of need each other, I always love it when they turn up.
Shelly (Camille Coduri)
Sarah: Yeah and she has an on-off weird relationship with Dan which is slightly disgusting.
But which of the characters do the cast think would make the best flatmate? Watch this brilliantly funny video diary to find out...
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(The eagle-eyed among you will notice that this video still has the old working title on it! And did you spot the Inspector Morse box set? That's important for what's coming up!)
We've got some great online video diaries you made while you were filming (you can watch them on the comedy website) and lots of people mention how much you farted on set Russell...
Sarah: Yeah!
Russell: It got to the point where I would fart and everyone would sigh but no one would care. And I'd go paaarrrp and the crew, cast and everyone would just shrug! ha ha ha!
Sarah: When I was at university I spent a lot of time indoors, days...probably even almost a week I'd say.
Russell: Really?
Sarah: Yeah probably...
Russell: I think I spent a whole day and night playing Grand Theft Auto once. Then I left the house and the world was a very different place. I got in a car and thinking I was still in the game, I was like 'Oh it's ok to run someone over and if you see a prostitute it's fine to pick them up'!! I can't do that ever again!
And finally, as your characters love watching Inspector Morse, I thought we'd do a quick Morse-based quiz to find out which one of you 'knows most about Morse'. So first question, which city is Morse set in?
Russell: Weymouth? Ummm...
Do you want multiple choice? Is it Cambridge, Oxford or Manchester?
Russell: Ohh Cambridge
Sarah: Oxford
The correct answer is Oxford well done Sarah. Which of these film directors has directed three episodes of Inspector Morse?
A) Stephen Frears (The Queen, Dirty Pretty Things)
B) Michael Winterbottom (24 Hour Party People, A Mighty Heart)
C) Danny Boyle (Trainspotting, Slumdog Millionaire)
Sarah: Danny Boyle
It's Danny Boyle, well done Sarah...Russell you're getting thrashed.
Russell: How did you know that? Did you read it on the boxset?
Sarah: dunno
And finally, what kind of car does Morse drive: A Jaguar, BMW or Mercedes?
Russell: Jaguar
Correct. So Sarah won that and she's won the enviable title of knowing the 'Most about Morse' well done!
Sarah: What do I win? Is there a prize?
Umm no, you just win the title and the glory!
Russell Tovey and Sarah 'Knows Most About Morse' Solemani star in Him & Her tonight at 10.30pm on Â鶹Éç Three.
- Read part 1 of the interview with Russell and Sarah
- More about Him & Her
- Watch more video diaries filmed on set
- Find out about series 3 of Being Human
Comment number 1.
At 9th Sep 2010, FatBobIII wrote:This programme is truly awful. What's more, i'm sick of the constant advertising of it.
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At 13th Sep 2010, Iced_Fancy wrote:Really nice comedy. Episode 2 just as good as the first. Some great one liners and love Sarah Solemani's character. Looking forward to episode 3. Nice to see this type of comedy on Three. My only challenge is trying not to panic over the amount of grime that must be festering on those skirting boards!!!
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At 20th Sep 2010, dichorionic wrote:This is described as a "comedy drama". Where's the comedy? We're told we will "love the characters". Why? They're awful. And it's so well written - if it was Abigail's Party, maybe, but it's Steve's Apathy, NOT. OK, so it's not meant to be Two Pints but introduce the comedy quickly or dump it.
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At 23rd Sep 2010, aLittleAmused wrote:Great character comedy, the personalities are brilliant. From 'ick' to 'awww' there are some really nice moments here, and none of the jokes are over emphasised which makes a welcome change.
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At 3rd Oct 2010, Gaz wrote:This comment was removed because the moderators found it broke the house rules. Explain.
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At 4th Oct 2010, mephisdan wrote:I really like this, a lot of the laughs aren't obvious but they're there and its nice easy tv to watch
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At 13th Oct 2010, pip wrote:I really love this programme,I haven't missed an episode.The characters are great and it's funny.I like it when laura (Kerry Howard)drops in,cos she's soooooo gorgeous.
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At 15th Oct 2010, Metroman wrote:I don’t watch much on Â鶹Éç, I cringe to see the usually perverse view of the working class as portrayed by the middle class writing community, but Him & Her is the very rare exception, some of the best TV I’ve seen in years.
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