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Sir James William Alexander Burnet (known as Alastair Burnet) was a noted British journalist and broadcaster. Sir Alastair Burnet was portrayed on Spitting Image as a cringing, fawning sycophant towards any member of The Royal Family. In one song, "Blues at Ten," he sings about his love for The...
21 de jul. de 2012 · Alastair Burnet on Spitting Image talks of Jupiter's recently discovered moon "Bumhole" c1985 ...more.
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The satirical TV puppet show Spitting Image portrayed Burnet as a fawning royalist, who behaved in an ingratiating manner towards the nearest available member of the Royal Family; one episode ended with the Burnet puppet singing a song about his love for the Queen Mother (before being pushed aside in favour of Sandy Gall).
In this episode; Alistair Burnett rolls out the red carpet for Charles and Di, Melvyn Bragg interviews Pavorotti about the claim that he could fill any concert hall in world and Bruce Forsyth has reservations about Tarbie's new material.
With Chris Barrie, Harry Enfield, Jon Glover, Jessica Martin. In this episode; Alistair Burnett rolls out the red carpet for Charles and Di, Melvyn Bragg interviews Pavorotti about the claim that he could fill any concert hall in world and Bruce Forsyth has reservations about Tarbie's new material.
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- 1986-10-05
- Comedy
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20 de jul. de 2012 · Private Eye lampooned him as "Arslicker Burnet", and he was portrayed in the satirical television puppet show Spitting Image as a fawning royalist, muttering: "Lick, lick, smarm, smarm."...
Mikhail Gorbachev throws a groovy party at the Kremlin. Lady Di tells a bedtime story. Sir Alistair Burnett and Sooty present Rubber News. Melvyn Bragg is investigated on Roger Cook's Checkpoint. Roger Moore shows off his emotional range. Leon Britton presents the Price is Right. Status Quo performs their latest hit from the album "Unavailable".
