At this spectacle Miggs cried 'Gracious!' again, and then 'Goodness gracious!' and then '
Goodness gracious me!' and then, candle in hand, went downstairs as he had done.
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But generally, if I stumble across
Goodness Gracious Me or The Indian Doctor I'll watch it for a while because it brings back such fond memories.
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Goodness Gracious Me's Sanjeev Bhaskar tweeted: "ITV news used a clip of Ainsley Harriott when interviewing Lenny Henry about his knighthood.
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"I played King Arthur and I remember someone asking me, 'How do you think the audiences will react to an Asian King Arthur?'" explains the 51-year-old, who started his working life as a marketing executive before switching to comedy, and starring in the likes of
Goodness Gracious Me and The Kumars At No.
Sanjeev gets serious, but is still living with his gran; Life's either a comedy drama or a drama comedy, says Kumars writer Sanjeev Bhaskar. So which one is his? KEELEY BOLGER finds out
"And he nodded and he said, 'Well, of course, you thought: If he can get a job, anybody can.' How great to get that from him!" While Roger is often asked about the classic Sixties series, Sanjeev ias asked about The Kumars and
Goodness Gracious Me, which recently returned for a special one-off.
Goodness gracious me, Sanjeev gets all serious; Life's either a comedy drama or a drama comedy, according to Sanjeev Bhaskar. As the actor and writer plays it straight in new police drama Unforgotten, KEELEY BOLGER finds out which the show is
Meera Syal (The Kumars,
Goodness Gracious Me, Rafta Rafta at the National) returns to the National Theatre, in a new play by David Hare, based on the book by Katherine Boo, directed by Rufus Norris.
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GOODNESS GRACIOUS ME SPECIAL BBC2, 10pm Last year, as part of BBC Two's 50th anniversary celebrations, Meera Syal, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Nina Wadia and Kulvinder Ghir reteamed for a special edition of their groundbreaking British Asian sketch show.
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She married her
Goodness Gracious Me co-star Sanjeev Bhaskar in 2005 and fell pregnant soon afterwards.
I had friends who were struggling to have children. I felt guilty being pregnant at 44; Being an older mum has pros and cons, as actress and writer Meera Syal knows first-hand, and explores in her new novel. She chats to Hannah Stephenson profile
As part of BBC2's 50th anniversary celebrations, the cast of
Goodness Gracious Me are re-uniting for a one-off special in May.
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But all I told him was, 'Don't do the whole
Goodness Gracious Me thing.' That just makes it very comical and it's not required for Slumdog Millionaire," the Daily Star quoted her as telling InStyle magazine.
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Pickoftheday Arena: Produced by George Martin (9.00pm) Profile of the record producer, who worked on songs including Nellie the Elephant and
Goodness Gracious Me in the early part of his career.
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Q I'M trying to track down two records - Peter Sellers and Sophia Loren singing
Goodness Gracious Me and Max Bygraves' I'm A Pink Toothbrush.
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They first met on the hit Asian comedy series
Goodness Gracious Me.
Meera to give birth at No.44
At a celebration dinner at the Natural History Museum last month, which was attended by celebrities Dr Raj Persaud, Martin Bashir, Gargy Patel and Nina Wadia of
Goodness Gracious Me, steel baron Lakshmi Mittal was recognised as Britain's richest Asian with a personal fortune worth 1.2 billion [pounds sterling].
Richest Asians move into banking
She and Sanjeev will be creating more laughs together, however, as they collaborate on a
Goodness Gracious Me special to be shown in September, during the BBC's India season.
I felt guilty being pregnant at 44; Being an older mum has pros and cons, as actress and writer Meera Syal knows first-hand, and explores in her new novel. She talks to HANNAH STEPHENSON