Cabin Pressure Series 3 | BBC Radio Comedy

Cabin Pressure is a radio sitcom written and created by John Finnemore and directed and produced by David Tyler. It follows the exploits of the eccentric crew of the single aeroplane owned by "MJN Air" as they are chartered to take all manner of items, people or animals across the world.
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[@Jamie_Pritchard]

By far one of the best written and performed comedies radio has ever produced.

[@RhysOlwyn]

I can't decide if Finnemore knows bugger all about rugby & single malt, or if he does know and puts in the mistakes just to wind up rugby & whisky fans 😂

[@Jamie_Pritchard]

@@RhysOlwyn I think he's either daft enough, or clever enough for it to be both, lol

[@commentoer]

Souvenir Program is better

[@Jamie_Pritchard]

@@commentoer I enjoy that too.

[@amsterdamnedave]

Brilliant !

[@adoculos4521]

Hi Arthur!😆

[@commentoer]

Is there any other word in your vocabulary Arthur?

[@peterarthurs1319]

Great comedy, well written.

[@tonyhynes1938]

So underrated

[@RhysOlwyn]

Ottery StMary is such a great episode

[@commentoer]

I can imagine 112 otters

[@ianhillsman7777]

Ok, I need everyone's help. I''m looking for a radio play that I listened to several years ago. It was a relatively contemporary play about a woman and a man stuck in a lift (elevator). It was more of a comedy and a drama. It was a British play, and the characters had accents that sounded like the were from Lancashire or Yorkshire. The young woman who was stuck in the lift was either a hairdresser or on her way to a hairdresser's appointment. Her incessant chatter started to drive the young man mental...LOL. It could have been a Katie Hims play or a similar British contemporary of her. I've searched and searched and I now can't find it. Can anyone help?

[@paulmungus]

Oh my Buddha you've launched a memory must have been 10/15 years ago. Didn't it turn out it was all part of a game show?

[@TSquared2001]

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