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'''Martin Brennan''' is a factional character created and played by the comedian [[Steve Coogan]] for the critically acclaimed 2019 comedy programme "[[This Time with Alan Partridge]]". The programme was a parody of day-time British shows such as "[[Good Morning Britain (2014 TV programme)|Good Morning Britain]]" and "[[The One Show]]",<ref name="ii">Stacet, Pat. "[https://www.independent.ie/entertainment/television/tv-reviews/this-time-with-alan-partridge-review-this-is-what-truly-great-enduring-comedy-looks-like/37933024.html This Time with Alan Partridge review: This is what truly great, enduring comedy looks like]". ''[[Irish Independent]]'', 20 March 2019. Retrieved 28 April 2024</ref> hosted by Coogan's long-term character [[Alan Partridge]], who in turn is a parody of a tactless and inept television host.<ref>Abbott, Kate. "[https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2019/feb/14/alan-partridge-bbc-brexit-steve-coogan Part David Cameron, part Piers Morgan – Alan Partridge returns in time for Brexit]". ''[[The Guardian]], 14 February 2019. Retrieved 28 April 2024</ref> |
'''Martin Brennan''' is a factional character created and played by the comedian [[Steve Coogan]] for the critically acclaimed 2019 comedy programme "[[This Time with Alan Partridge]]". The programme was a parody of day-time British shows such as "[[Good Morning Britain (2014 TV programme)|Good Morning Britain]]" and "[[The One Show]]",<ref name="ii">Stacet, Pat. "[https://www.independent.ie/entertainment/television/tv-reviews/this-time-with-alan-partridge-review-this-is-what-truly-great-enduring-comedy-looks-like/37933024.html This Time with Alan Partridge review: This is what truly great, enduring comedy looks like]". ''[[Irish Independent]]'', 20 March 2019. Retrieved 28 April 2024</ref> hosted by Coogan's long-term character [[Alan Partridge]], who in turn is a parody of a tactless and inept television host.<ref>Abbott, Kate. "[https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2019/feb/14/alan-partridge-bbc-brexit-steve-coogan Part David Cameron, part Piers Morgan – Alan Partridge returns in time for Brexit]". ''[[The Guardian]], 14 February 2019. Retrieved 28 April 2024</ref> |
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In the skit, Partridge and his co-host Jennie (played by [[Susannah Fielding]]) interview Martin Brennan, also acted by Coogan, who was invited as a Partridge doppelganger. Introduced as a farmer from [[County Sligo]], the interview quickly becomes unruly as Brennan claims to have never heard of Partridge until a few weeks ago (he was told Partridge was a "fella off the TV...way back"),<ref name="ii" /> and controversially sings the [[Irish Rebel Song]]s "[[Come Out, Ye Black and Tans]]" and "[[The Men Behind the Wire]]", much to Partridge's discomfort. |
In the skit, Partridge and his co-host Jennie (played by [[Susannah Fielding]]) interview Martin Brennan, also acted by Coogan, who was invited as a Partridge doppelganger. Introduced as a farmer from [[County Sligo]], the interview quickly becomes unruly as Brennan claims to have never heard of Partridge until a few weeks ago (he was told Partridge was a "fella off the TV...way back"),<ref name="ii" /> and controversially sings the [[Irish Rebel Song]]s "[[Come Out, Ye Black and Tans]]" and "[[The Men Behind the Wire]]", much to Partridge's and the other hosts and "guests" discomfort. |
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The segment has been described as the highlight of "This Time" and quickly became viral. The nuance behind the caricature of a [[Connacht|West of Ireland]] bachelor farmer was widely praised by Irish |
The segment has been described as the highlight of "This Time" and quickly became viral. The nuance behind the caricature of a [[Connacht|West of Ireland]] bachelor farmer was widely praised by Irish critics and fans.<ref name="ii" /><ref>Cashin, Rory. "[https://www.joe.ie/movies-tv/steve-coogan-martin-brennan-ireland-743330 Steve Coogan is bringing back Martin Brennan for the new Alan Partridge show]". [[Joe.ie]], 2 March 2022. Retrieved 28 April 2024</ref> Coogan who was born and raised in [[Manchester]] to Irish parents, said |
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Revision as of 15:16, 28 April 2024
Martin Brennan is a factional character created and played by the comedian Steve Coogan for the critically acclaimed 2019 comedy programme "This Time with Alan Partridge". The programme was a parody of day-time British shows such as "Good Morning Britain" and "The One Show",[1] hosted by Coogan's long-term character Alan Partridge, who in turn is a parody of a tactless and inept television host.[2]
In the skit, Partridge and his co-host Jennie (played by Susannah Fielding) interview Martin Brennan, also acted by Coogan, who was invited as a Partridge doppelganger. Introduced as a farmer from County Sligo, the interview quickly becomes unruly as Brennan claims to have never heard of Partridge until a few weeks ago (he was told Partridge was a "fella off the TV...way back"),[1] and controversially sings the Irish Rebel Songs "Come Out, Ye Black and Tans" and "The Men Behind the Wire", much to Partridge's and the other hosts and "guests" discomfort.
The segment has been described as the highlight of "This Time" and quickly became viral. The nuance behind the caricature of a West of Ireland bachelor farmer was widely praised by Irish critics and fans.[1][3] Coogan who was born and raised in Manchester to Irish parents, said
- ^ a b c Stacet, Pat. "This Time with Alan Partridge review: This is what truly great, enduring comedy looks like". Irish Independent, 20 March 2019. Retrieved 28 April 2024
- ^ Abbott, Kate. "Part David Cameron, part Piers Morgan – Alan Partridge returns in time for Brexit". The Guardian, 14 February 2019. Retrieved 28 April 2024
- ^ Cashin, Rory. "Steve Coogan is bringing back Martin Brennan for the new Alan Partridge show". Joe.ie, 2 March 2022. Retrieved 28 April 2024