Little Britain USA giveaway
We have a fun Little Britain USA prize pack to give away to a randomly selected Lost At E Minor subscriber featuring Curb your Enthusiasm and Flight of the Conchords DVDs, amongst a whole lot more.
To be in with a chance of winning, just tell us who you think should make a guest appearance in the new HBO series and why. A clue: the series has already locked in the likes of Rosie O’Donnell, Vivica A. Fox, Harry Lennix and Sting.
“LITTLE BRITAIN USA” CONTEST GRAND PRIZE::
-Curb Your Enthusiasm – The Complete Sixth Season on DVD
-Extras – The Complete Second Season on DVD
-Flight Of The Conchords – The Complete First Season on DVD
-”Little Britain USA” limited edition Mimobot flash drive
-”Little Britain” poster and postcards
About Little Britain
Matt Lucas and David Walliams, stars of the smash-hit BBC comedy series Little Britain, bring their unique brand of scripted comedy and characterization to HBO in an all-new, six-part, half-hour comedy series, Little Britain USA. Filmed in the US earlier this year both on location (in North Carolina) and in the studio (LA), the HBO series will feature familiar Lucas/Walliams personas from their original UK show, as well as new characters created expressly for this series.
Part of HBO’s Sunday-night Prime Time fall lineup, Little Britain USA is anchored Sundays at 10:30 p.m. beginning September 28 (after Entourage), encoring Tuesdays (late night), Wednesdays (prime) and Fridays (late night). Times are ET/PT.
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Dale said | 1 October, 2008
Ha ha it should be this guy…
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adam said | 30 September, 2008
“..the likes of Rosie O’Donnell”
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