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You're not even fucking Manchester's top Malcolm Tucker tribute band. And trying to be me, you? Trying to be me will fucking kill you. I give you 18 months before you're a washed-out, weeping alcoholic with no fucking bladder control. Sleeping on your brother-in-law's sofa. Oliver Reeder : And so on and so on, it doesn't have to be like that now, Malcolm, politics has actually changed. Malcolm Tucker : Oh? Oliver Reeder : Right. Yeah, yeah.

And you probably haven't noticed because you've been on transmit for the last fucking eight years Waa-waa-waa-waa-waa! And whilst you've been doing that, everybody else has been changing, and it's all a bit softcore now, it's all a bit algorithms now. You don't have to be Malcolm Tucker to sit in that chair. Sign In. Showing all 6 items. Jump to: Photos 1 Quotes 5. He and his lawyer got lost and ended up in a room full of garbage] Malcolm Tucker : This is literally rubbish!

There are some people he really hates, but most people he just hates. That's quite democratic. I've come to really like him; he's a force of nature and you just unleash him. I tend to follow it quite closely because there's a rhythm and a sense of baroque asceticism to it and I don't want to walk all over their work. If I can't remember the next line I say 'fuck' and in that split second the next line comes. Fans of high-level profanity will be delighted to learn that the first episode is rammed with plenty of put-downs and insults to rank alongside Tucker's finest moments has there ever been a finer invitation to enter a room than "come the fuck in or fuck the fuck off"?

The series begins with a cabinet reshuffle by the new prime minister and a desperate attempt to find "a mammal with a head" willing to fill what Tucker calls "the DoSAC hole". The unlucky MP to get the job is backbencher Nicola Murray, because Tucker complains "the only other candidate is my left bollock with a smiley face drawn on it".

Blithely ignoring her lowly status, Murray brilliantly played by Nighty Night's Rebecca Front is squirmingly embarrassing, but also ambitiously determined to forward her meaningless agenda of "social mobility" and provides the Thick Of It with a fresh dimension and a new challenge for Tucker. He has to find other ways to get her to do what he wants.

Like blackmail? The thing is, Malcolm doesn't think MPs are idiots, he just thinks they're twats. Johnny Dee. But how will Malcolm Tucker cope with a female minister? Nicola Murray View Nicola Murray. Malcolm Tucker View Malcolm Tucker. Oliver Reeder View Oliver Reeder.

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