OMG British R Coming—November/December 2009

 

Editorial

Confessions Of A Recovering Anglophile
by Less Lee Moore

Features

Purl Britannia
by Chelsea Spear

It’s A Mod Mod World
by Noreen Sobczyk

Cockney Rhyming Slang Is À La Mode
by Margaret Cross

Thank You PBS For Bringing Us The BBC
by Noreen Sobczyk

An Introduction To Reeves and Mortimer
by Aila Slisco

A Bit On The Bits From A Bit of Fry & Laurie
by Jimmy Ether

There’s No Actual Evidence For It, But It’s Scientific Fact: The Work Of Chris Morris
by Matt Keeley

Def Leppard in the ’80s

Not M-Miss M-M-Mitford: Brideshead Revisited, Revisited
by Hanna

Cosgrove Hall Animation: Danger Mouse and Count Duckula
by Lisa Anderson

I Love Those Slags: One Fan Explains Her Obsession With The Mighty Boosh
by Noreen Sobczyk

A Young Person’s Guide To: Powell & Pressburger
by Chelsea Spear

Character Actor In A Movie Star’s Body: Roger Livesey
by Michelle Patterson

This Charming Man: Peter Cook In The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer
by Emily C.

In Praise Of Robert Wyatt
by John Lane

1,000 Umbrellas Open To Spoil The View: XTC’s English Legacy
by James Thurston Davis

Revelations And Resistance: The Music Of Muse
by Lisa Anderson

These Freaks We’re Talking About: Pulp
by Less Lee Moore