Mighty Boosh: Seasons 1-3 [7 Discs] Reviews

	James D.

3 out of  3  people found this review helpful

GREAT ! When you are in the mood for plain idiotic entertainment - watch this set.

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	Bruno S.

2 out of  2  people found this review helpful

the best comedy since monty python. absolutely genius!

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	Anthony D.

2 out of  2  people found this review helpful

The best show ever made. Period. Funny and original, even the strange locations are funny, like monkey hell etc., but the funniest parts of the show are when Howard and Vince have one on one conversations.

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	Richard Susan O.

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Are you a BOOSH FAN ? or just BOOSH CURIOUS ??? Get YA some MIGHTY BOOSH ! These guys are hilarious. Mixing flight & Fantasy in one big KARMA/Passion Play, the BOOSH will take You THERE.

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	Jon C.

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Excellent, entertaining and oh, so weird. This is the world of the Mighty Boosh and I wish I could be there too...

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	Jemar D.

1 out of  2  people found this review helpful

It's off the wall, and extremely funny; Full of snappy dialogue and bizarre visuals The show centers around two friends- Vince Noir (an extremely fashion conscious, self-absorbed, socialite) and Howard moon (the sophisticated, pseudo-intelligent, know it all member of the group). Our Heroes endlessly encounter dark magics, malevolent creatures, and on occasion battle their own sanities in a game of wits. Together with their sighing Shaman benefactor Naboo and his gorilla familiar Bollo, they make their way from working in a run-down zoo for the wild, deviant, Bob Fossil and the evil, arrogant Dixon Bainbridge; Then to forming a band and renting the upper portion of Naboo's Shaman shop where their curiosity of Naboo's magics make all sorts of trouble. Not for the faint of heart or the overly prude, the show contains foul language and situations of (non-explicit) sexual nature. The duo frequently breaks into song at critical moments, showing their musical talents.

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