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May 29, 2017 · Clip from Peter Kay's Car Share: Series 2 Episode 3 (2017). A monkey from Sea View Safari Park has stowed away on John's (Peter Kay) car roof, and who'd have known that this monkey is...
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- Forever FM Channel
A day out at the Safari Park makes John (Peter Kay) feel uneasy when monkeys begin to swarm the car!...more. Clip from Peter Kay's Car Share: Series 2 Episode 3 (2017).
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- Forever FM Channel
Is this what John and Kayleigh get from playing truantAlso...how did nobody notice a monkey on the roof?Series 2, Episode 3 : Kayleigh is desperate for a day...
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- Peter Kay
How did nobody notice a monkey on John's roof?
- Pure and Simple
- Stink Ray
- Conleth Hill as Elsie / Smurffette
- Jump on Yer Bike
- “There’s A Monkey on The Roof!”
- Forever FM
- That Finale
As John and Kayleigh discuss their favourite albums, John reveals his is Rumours by Fleetwood Mac. Kayleigh’s is Now 48. “They’re all on it,” she says. “All my faves: S Club 7, Steps, Samantha Mumba, Shaggy.” At the end of series one, when it looks like the two are no longer going to be car sharing together, John gives Kayleigh a heart lamp as a go...
Reece Shearsmith stole the episode, not just this scene, as irate fishmonger Ray. Forced to pick him up on their way to work when he accosts them in the street, a massively hungover Kayleigh ties an air freshener round her face to try and mask the smell of ‘Stink Ray’. It’s any wonder they ever scrambled together enough decent takes to make it to a...
Another Car Share scene-stealer was Conleth Hill. Game of Thrones fans went wild when they realised the actor had swapped Varys for a deli counter worker called Elsie in the BBC1 comedy. Dressed as Smurfette, Elsie hitches a lift with John (Harry Potter) and Kayleigh (Hagrid) back from a staff party. Elsie is utterly pissed, needs to stop and have ...
Closely mirroring viral road-rage videos like Ronnie Pickering and that angry bloke who stacks it and loses his glasses, John has an altercation at a traffic light when a cyclist decides to use his car as a coaster for his water bottle. The footage of John and the cyclist arguing is uploaded to YouTube and watched by a few hundred people, much to h...
After an ill-fated trip to a safari park, John and Kayleigh realise they have a stowaway – a monkey on the Fiat. “Get out quick! There’s a monkey on the roof,” shouts John, as Kayleigh squeals about it being “a little baby one” and offering it a Curly Wurly. “Little baby?” retorts John. “The bastard will rip your face off!” The scene then cuts to t...
Although the hidden jokes and signs are brilliant, it's Forever FM that has proved to be as much of a character in Car Share as John, Kayleigh or the red Fiat. So although this isn’t one moment per ce, we couldn’t not mention this perfect parody of local radio stations: from the horrendously insensitive ‘guess the year’ clues in the morning to its ...
It’s no wonder there was a national outcry when this scene aired. After John and Kayleigh give a storming duet singing Billy Ocean’s Red Light Spells Danger, suddenly the talk turns serious. With John saying he “loved this – us, driving, singing,” Kayleigh starts questioning just what ‘this’ is. John doesn’t want to probe or poke holes in whatever ...
- Frances Taylor
Apr 7, 2018 · A bit near the end (the hedgehog bit) is up there with the monkey scene in the last series. To find out more, you'll have to wait.
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Peter Kay's Car Share is a British sitcom set around supermarket assistant manager John Redmond and promotions rep Kayleigh Kitson (Sian Gibson), and their participation in a company car-sharing scheme.
