Mid Morning Matters feat. Alan Partridge - The Deleted Scenes. Episode 1.

Foster's Funny gives you exclusive access to deleted scenes from Alan Partridge's Mid Morning Matters.

We'll be uploading more exclusive out takes from the series over the next month but, if you can't wait for that, why not download the Mid Morning Matters App via itunes for more Alan fun: http://bit.ly/mSt20v ?

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• alan partridge
• foster's funny
• mid morning matters
• fosters
• sketch
• comedy
• steve coogan

[solheights]

Tears in my eyes laughing at the fighting over the mic part.

I really miss tuning in to the latest North Norfolk Digital broadcast and usually crying laughing.

Now the only time I get to cry is at the dinner table on Sundays, or whilst wanking...

[darkshadower790]

Why are all the actual eps private?

[angels77100]

@darkshadower790 That was the whole point to begin with. As I've already stated, they floated them on the internet (Youtube etc) with the aim of eventually being broadcast on national television. Fosters is only sponsoring these programmes.

[darkshadower790]

@angels77100 What? You just reaffirmed my point. They haven't been on tv before. They have been on youtube before. Now I assume they have taken them off youtube to put on them on television to try and earn some money. Which they are just right to do.

[angels77100]

@darkshadower790 The full episodes were on the internet. But never broadcast on Television. I fail to see how that is a void statement. You seem to be under the impression that these programmes (Mid-morning matters & The New Fast show) were broadcast on Television before being uploaded to Youtube. That is not the case, as I've already explained, these shows are/were being floated on the internet before being subjected to broadcast on national Television.

[darkshadower790]

@angels77100 No but the full episodes were previously on this youtube channel. Then Fosters made them private or removed them. You make valid points but your comment is completely void of context

[angels77100]

@darkshadower790 Because this isn't the 1980's. The birth of the internet with it's worldwide mass communication potential has allowed artists like Steve Coogan & Paul Whitehouse (The Fast Show) to float their new ideas to an audience without the need of Television & it's rating system. If for instance the new 'Fast show' series proves to be a hit (online), the BBC will probably make a new season.

[leightonkillick1975]

Arr haa ;)

[justjaseyeah]

the full ep's are still on the net just not on youtube... i believe this is because this series is going to be screened on Sky sometime soon

[cfdcolin1979]

they are online just watched them all

[rfairbairn]

@solheights Amen brother