I'm so sorry for your loss. And the world's loss. Mourn, but don't lose the will. You do understand this now requires you to be twice as silly. It's what Tim would want.
Tim was a huge part of my early comedy life. We performed together in The West End, on Broadway, and in over 100 "I'm Sorry I'll Read that Again"s. And then two series of "At Last, It's The 1948 Show" He was a great performer and companion. I have just lost the will to be silly
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Oh I agree!!! I’m planning on paying homage to Tim this arvo with my two teenage girls teaching them The Funky Gibbon! We need as much laughter and silliness now more than ever x
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In his memory we shall all wear Union Jack underpants.
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And waistcoats
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John, I'm so sorry for your loss. He and you (and Terry J and Graham Chapman) inspired people like my dad to get into comedy. And brought so much joy to the rest of us.
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Very sorry for your loss. This has been making the rounds in case the memory helps.https://twitter.com/archivetvmus71/status/1249334704249192448?s=20 …
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I'm so sorry for your loss, yet again. What a bloody shitstorm of a year
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Nice words Fiona. 2020 is a slog every damn day of it. Sorry John.
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I just finished reading your bio, in which TBT gets a good mention. He was part of my growing years with The Goodies. Wonderful times.
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I loved the Goodies when I growing up too. So wonderfully silly. I'm saddened to hear of Tim's death.
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