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Dracula. I was like Dracula. So I'd wake up at six, do a sound check, wake up, do the show, go to a party, stay up till five in the morning, sleep all day, every day for a hundred... ." Fielding has further commented about the Mighty Boosh that "It was crazy cos we were just going.... ...it was never mean't to be, we were never mean't to be playing the O2 and Wembley and being on the cover of Time Out and... ...being on Jonathan Ross I dont think we ever thought that would happen... ...We always sort of just made it in our bedroom and then brought it out and stuff happened. We were as surprised as anyone when we won the Perrier and we were surprised when it got put on telly. We were like 'Wow this is great' we weren't ever sort of planning it. Like... ..we didn't even know if we could make a living from it." Fielding has commented further that “We always thought we’d make one show and that’d be the end of it. But after we won the Perrier, everyone was telling us that we had to do another, which we did and brought it to Melbourne and won the Barry, and then we made a radio show that won the Douglas Adams Award. We won loads. It was manic. We always thought we’d do a couple of years together and go our separate ways. We went from stages to the radio show to television to live shows. It went on and on.” Barratt has also commented that “Me and Noel went to HBO once and pitched this really ludicrous idea about us driving around in a haunted car and they just stared at us. Literally stared at us!... ...Luckily, we were together so we could laugh about it..."

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sounded like it would cost them a million pounds to make so they said this isn't, I dont know how this is going to work on stage, well actually what happened is...", with Fielding adding "We wrote it for Channel 4 originally...", and Barratt replying "...before we'd done a stage show and they said how is this going to work on TV cos it is ridiculous. So we wrote, we did a stage show and then they said hows that going to work on TV because its really good live, so, perhaps we should've done it inside a television set." In 2013 Fielding has also commented that "I would love to do a Boosh film I really would. I hope we do cos I feel like thats what we started out wanting to do. We really wanted to do a film, really,... ...we wanted to do a film, and then we thought alright we'll do a live show. We didn't really know how to do a live show we thought we'd just learn, and then we sort of... ...we did a radio show, we did a TV show, we never quite got around to doing a film..." In 2008 Fielding commented that "A film is the first thing we ever wanted to do, so we've always come up with ideas and stuck them in a drawer." and in 2014 it was commented that "The pair have written two film scripts in the past, though neither made it to production. One was a "Rocky Horror Picture Show type thing," according to Fielding, in which Barratt played a character who has woken up believing himself to be the last man on earth. The other was an Arctic adventure – 'because we always liked the Arctic'."

438:... ...What they take from the classic Seventies series is more the spirit of... ...silly and surreal comedy." Fielding has commented on their shared interest in music that "I was sort of a bit more rock n roll and pop and he was a bit more jazz but then we sort of met in the middle with electro... but Julian was... I think he left univeristy to join a band, we were both in bands before we were in the Boosh, so we sort of came from that background. Lot of our friends were in bands." It has also been commented that Barratt "...had dropped out of an American studies course at Reading University" and Barratt has also commented that when he was seventeen "We went to stay with a friend of a friend’s uncle but we came back after three days. We thought we’d make inroads into the jazz scene in London – we’d read biographies about guys who got gigs at Ronnie Scott’s and got spotted and immediately taken into someone’s band. So we told our parents we were leaving home. They gave us two days and we lasted three...". It was also commented that "...both had fathers who loved Frank Zappa and Captain Beefheart, and who encouraged their sons to avoid getting proper jobs." 762: 557: 430:

to the Boosh stuff, 'cos the Boosh stuff it seems to be so much of a partnership I can't imagine it being taken apart and being served up separately.", with Barratt responding that "We were both doing quite surreal stuff, eh...", with Fielding adding "It was quite weird wasn't it, alot weirder than the show in a way...", with Barratt continuing "...but we sort of, when we first met we kind of liked each others comedy but we didn't know that it would work, we didn't know whether it was gonna cancel each other out and make....", with Fielding responding "Yeah, too weird to make sort of, straight...", with Barratt continuing "...might just become geography or something else or... this sort of thing, but it worked for some reason...", with Fielding adding "We had quite a good chemistry straight away."

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it being taken apart and being served up separately." Barratt: "We were both doing quite surreal stuff, eh..." Fielding: "It was quite weird wasn't it, alot weirder than the show in a way..." Barratt: "...but we sort of, when we first met we kind of liked each others comedy but we didn't know that it would work, we didn't know whether it was gonna cancel each other out and make...." Fielding: "Yeah, too weird to make sort of, straight..." Barratt: "...might just become geography or something else or... this sort of thing, but it worked for some reason..." With Fielding adding "We had quite a good chemistry straight away."

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doing these phenomenal routines. And I could see how you could do it. So I started doing it myself, and I was so shocked when it worked. I remember one time I completely forgot what I was about to say, and I just ran out of the venue." It has also been commented that this occurred "...during his first standup sketch at Reading University..." and that he "...ran through the back door mid-act and through fields to a lake." Barrett has further commented that after he left the venue "...the manager came out after me and said: 'Get back in there, it’s going well.' So I went back. I suppose that was a big turning point for me."

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Both wanted to get their material heard; neither had found anyone to work with who remotely understood what was going on in their head. It was a huge relief when they chanced upon one another and decided to be the new Goodies.... ...What they take from the classic Seventies series is more the spirit

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Barratt... ...initially thought he'd be a musician and set off as a teenager to pursue that dream: "You know the well-known saying: leave home at 17 and make your fortune in London as a jazz drummer,... ...This, after various detours, led him to comedy, where he met Fielding, and the two bonded over

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page for PieFace Records (the fictitious music label mentioned throughout the series), Barratt and Fielding are to release an album of music from the show, "along with extras, versions, remixes and rare unreleased stuff all to be released later in the year on their own label—this one". In interviews

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It was also commented that the Mighty Boosh "... almost didn't make it to television. Around 2000, Barratt and Fielding disappeared into development hell. They had done a sketch show for Radio 4, but no one was sure how to translate their act on to TV. That's until Steve Coogan, who had seen them in

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Fielding has further commented that "'I think our show is magical and fantastical. We tell very intricate, weird stories. Vince Noir is quite modern, a bit of an indie kid; Howard Moon is... ...eccentric... ...and we rely heavily on Julian's music and my animation... ...It's such a weird shambles of

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From the radio show Fielding and Barratt were given a half-hour television pilot of the same name, and Barratt has commented that "...we wanted to get on TV but it'd been a lot of trouble because they thought it was eh, the scripts we sort of gave them were sort of like massive epic adeventures that

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Fielding and Barratt commented on their time at the Hen and Chickens, with Fielding commenting that "...cos it'd be stand up and people would come on and do straight stand up. And then we used to put potted plants all around the gig and music on... ...to try and make it into a sort of play... people

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On the day they met they both went back to Julian's place that night where Barratt played music on his Akai sampler whilst Fielding used a ping-pong ball to make an eye patch. The pair soon found that they shared common interests in music and comedy which included Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer and it

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Whilst Barratt and Fielding were on The Jonathan Ross Show, Ross asked them "And did you perform as solo acts ever, did you do like stand up..." with Barratt responding "yeah, yeah, that's how we sort of met really on the circuit, doing stand up, yeah.", with Ross responding "But, but was it similar

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Ross: "And did you perform as solo acts ever did you do like stand up..." Barratt: "yeah, yeah, that's how we sort of met really on the circuit, doing stand up, yeah." Ross: "But, but was it similar to the Boosh stuff, 'cos the Boosh stuff it seems to be so much of a partnerships I can't imagine

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who also collaborated on the Mighty Boosh with them commented further on their time at the Hen and chickens which is a theatre bar in Islington, London, "They would use the Hen and Chickens as this kind of... place to, a platform to just try stuff out and it was just a great little place they could

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with whom they collaborated with on Mighty Boosh that "They did their first gig at Oranje Boom Boom which is sort of in Chinatown in London, and ah, which was ridiculous, I mean it was really, like, ridiculous costumes and um, they didn't know what... they really know what they were doing... ...It

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On his beginnings in stand up Barratt has commented that "I was never like Noel or Lee Mack, who are just funny all the time. No one ever said to me, you should be a comedian mate. But I watched a lot of stand-up at uni – people like Mark Lamarr, Sean Hughes, Eddie Izzard, just standing on a stage

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Features the full show, commentary, audience participation option, Bob Fossil's Vietnam Video Diaries, highlights from The Mighty Boosh Festival and performances from the Teenage Cancer Trust concert at the Royal Albert Hall. Footage was filmed during the aftershow party that week at Club Academy,

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Series three started in November 2007, still set in Dalston, but this time the foursome are selling 'Bits & Bobs' in their shop, the Nabootique. Their adventures and outings in this series focused more on the involvement of new characters (e.g. Sammy the Crab, or Lester Corncrake etc.) rather

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Barratt and Fielding have commented on the beginning of the Mighty boosh, with Barratt commenting that "We performed together for the first time in... ... was it in that show by Stuart Lee?", with Fielding replying "yeah, Stuart Lees show, Moby Dick and King Dong (At the Edinburgh Fringe Festival,

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It has been commented that Noel Fielding and Julian Barratt first met when in 1997 they both appeared on the same comedy bill at a pub in north London. In 2006 Fielding commented that "We were doing stand-up and were on the same bill together. I was on first and usually you can only have about one

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couldn't believe the audacity. It got some sort of reputation as being sort of enigmatic but we're just really unprofessional. We didn't know anything about theatre or what you did." with Barratt responding to Fielding "Speak for yourself, I was in a Sartre play at university I'll have you know.

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Edinburgh in 1999 when they were performing as Arctic Boosh, moved things along. His production company... ...sold the concept to the BBC simply by saying: 'If we were young, we'd want to be them.'" From August 2008 to January 2009 they went on tour for a second time with a new stage show of the

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stuff.'" Fielding also designed the costumes for the Mighty Boosh TV Show. Fielding also formed "Secret Peter Productions" with friend and fellow art college student Nigel Coan who also helped to animate series 1 and 2 of the Mighty Boosh TV show as well as helping to animate the live stage show

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Fielding has commented in relation to touring that "The touring lifestyle is quite hard... ...In the boosh tour we did a 100 day tour and we had one day off a week to travel and we were playing arenas and we partied every single night and we got up for sound check at six o'clock. So we were like

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When Noel Fielding and Julian Barratt, the principal members of the Mighty Boosh, started doing gigs in 1997, they had decided to be the new Goodies. It was a flip reference to the zany 70s show; their own successful BBC series owes more to The Goon Show, Tony Hancock, Monty Python and Vic and

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Identical to individual releases, plus stickers, postcards, 'A Journey Through Time and Space' documentary, behind the scenes of a live night, footage from the Royal Television Society Awards, Dave Stewart interview, the making of Sammy the Crab, outtakes and deleted scenes from the pilot,

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Jonathan Ross:"Where did the name the Mighty Boosh originate and does it mean anything?" Fielding: "My brother whos in the green room who plays... ...Naboo he had sort of curly hair when he was little... ...and he had a little friend who... ..used to go "you've got a Mighty

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On 8 February 2012, whilst sledging, Noel Fielding said that he and Barratt had discussed plans to make a Mighty Boosh film. On New Year's Eve in 2019, Noel Fielding posted that there needs to be more Boosh in the following decade on his Instagram account.

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also helped to create the animation that was used in the Mighty Boosh TV show. Barratt also "...composed all the music for The Mighty Boosh." with Fielding contributing to the melodies. Both Barratt and Fielding wrote the lyrics for the music

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was also commented that "Both wanted to get their material heard; neither had found anyone to work with who remotely understood what was going on in their head. It was a huge relief when they chanced upon one another and decided to be the new

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weird comedian on a line-up. He’d been doing it a bit longer than me... '...Let’s write together'. I’ve been stuck with him ever since and that was about eight years ago or something." It has also been commented that whilst Fielding and

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Poster used in magazines and venues around the UK to promote the Boosh's nationwide 2008 tour. This poster was created by Dave Brown who also appeared in the Mighty Boosh as the character Bollo. Both Fielding and long term collaborator

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which aired from 2004 to 2007, and two live tours of the UK, as well as two live shows in the United States. The first television series is set in a zoo operated by Bob Fossil, the second in a flat and the third in a secondhand shop in

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were studying the same course as Fielding and all three shared a student house together. After they had live together in student housing, Fielding, Brown and Coan then later lived together in a flat in Hackney in London.

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The Boosh returned to the stage in 2006, touring the UK for the first time. Though drawing heavily from their earlier material, the main story combined these elements into a new narrative. A recording of this show at the

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do a regular spot... ...where they would probably write and have ideas in the week, try stuff out for half of that and then for the rest of it, it would just be improv and mucking about. Then they took the, um, took the

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in November that same year. Though each episode invariably starts and ends in Dixon Bainbridge's dilapidated zoo, the "Zooniverse", the characters of Vince and Howard often depart for other locations, such as the

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Nigle Coan has commented further on them developing the Mighty boosh "...They thought lets do a show, an Edinburgh show. I think they started to think about doing that. So they got a gig at Hen and Chickens...".

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Barratt: "My dad and mum are both in it... ...Cos my dad was in the last series and she said why dont you put me in it? So um, i said OK and i put her in it but I dressed her up as a sort of yellow aubergine..."

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On 1 January 2020, Fielding posted an image of himself and Barratt on Instagram with the caption, "There really wasn't enough Boosh this decade ! let's try and rectify that in the next one ;) x".

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stageshow. From Left to right;Noel Fielding as Vince Noir, Rich Fulcher as Bob Fossil, Michael Fielding as Naboo, Dave Brown as Bollo and Julian Barratt as Howard Moon. Performing in the stageshow the

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1997)... ...Julian played King Dong's penis...", with Barratt replying "...an enormous penis...", and then with Fielding replying "...a perfect King Dong... ...then we thought lets do a show together."

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was very raw, but it was, it was hilarious..." After Barratt and Fielding's first performance together at Oranje Boom Boom at bar De Hems, in London in April 1998, they developed their

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and members of the audience in costumes were filmed and photographed throughout the week, which may also add towards the additional features. There will also be a "Limited Edition".

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They made appearances throughout the UK after their live shows, at after-parties held in different places in each city. The events were called "Outrage", after the catchphrase by

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The cast members also play smaller roles throughout the series, the roles listed above are their most frequently appearing characters. For a full list of characters, see the

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The Boosh toured the UK and Ireland for a second time from September 2008 to February 2009. The show featured characters from all three series as well as the Boosh Band.

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On 15 November 2007, as part of the publicity for the premier of their third series the same day, Julian Barratt and Noel Fielding returned to Radio 1, this time on

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was made available to watch via the online service BBC iPlayer for six weeks; this included every episode minus the final episode of the first series 'Hitcher'.

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as well as helping to write it along with Fielding. Dave Brown also contributed to graphics for the Mighty Boosh including the DVD cover art for the

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were both art students at Buckinghamshire College of Higher Education "They were both regular visitors to the Hellfire Comedy nights next to the

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The cast of the Mighty Boosh at comic-con; from left to right Julian Barratt, Noel Fielding, Michael Fielding, Rich Fulcher and Dave Brown. 2009

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On 9 April 2019, it was announced that The Mighty Boosh will be the UK ambassadors for the Record Store Day at 13 April 2019, a show on

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Best TV Show for three consecutive years, even though there were no new episodes broadcast for the latter two of the three years.

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block (with up to 6 minutes cut from each episode), starting 29 March 2009 with the third series. In February 2016 series 1 of

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After two years away from television, the Boosh returned in November 2007. Set in Naboo's second-hand shop below the flat, the

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Boosh pilot, Boosh publicity, making of Series Two, commentary on all six episodes, photo gallery, out-takes, deleted scenes,

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on 22 March 2008, which included a new documentary and 6 of Barratt and Fielding's favourite episodes from all 3 series.

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stage show. From left to right: Rich Fulcher, Julian Barratt, Michael Fielding, Dave Brown and Noel Fielding. March 2006

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since, The Mighty Boosh have confirmed they will be releasing an album of their music. On 21 October 2013 episode of

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drew approximately 1 million viewers with its first episode, and in light of its success, BBC Three broadcast an

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at the Brighton Dome. From left to right; Rich Fulcher, Noel Fielding, Julian Barratt, Dave Brown. February 2006

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the following year, they built up a cult following, introducing new characters whilst developing old ones.

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Inside the Zooniverse, history of the Boosh, Boosh music, out-takes, picture gallery, commentary on "

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with Barratt commenting that "Early on we had Rich Fulcher, we were working on a sketch show...".

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Various members of The Mighty Boosh have appeared in a number of different comedy series including

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Although BBC America originally aired only series 1 in the U.S (all episodes in their entirety),

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at the Brighton Dome. From left to right; Noel Fielding, Julian Barret, Dave Brown. February 2006

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both performed with the Mighty Boosh in 2002 during a live run through of a Mighty Boosh pilot.

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series of 6 episodes the next year. The second series moved away from the zoo setting to show

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Jonathan Ross:"And this is all your artwork in'it?" (Refferring to the DVD cover of the 2006

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Jonathan Ross:"And this is all your artwork in'it?" (Refferring to the DVD cover of the 2006

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In June 2013, it was confirmed that The Mighty Boosh would reunite for a US festival called

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Sometime in around 1998 they then put on their first comedy show and it was commented by

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stage show) Noel Fielding: "Well actually, um, Bollo did that. He's a graphic designer."

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stage show) Noel Fielding: "Well actually, um, Bollo did that. He's a graphic designer."

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The Mighty Boosh returned to radio on 22 October 2004, in a one-off comedy special for

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acting as choreographer and photographer, as well as playing a variety of characters.

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A second series, shown in July 2005, saw Howard and Vince sharing Naboo's flat in

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replaced him in the first television series, since Ayoade was under contract with

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A DVD release of Boosh Live at the Manchester Apollo on 3 & 4 December 2008

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Noel Fielding and Julian Barratt as Vince Noir and Howard Moon in the stageshow

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was created from a revision of this article dated 28 November 2007

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All 6 episodes of the second series, plus a second disc of special features

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has said that The Mighty Boosh was a large influence on his animated series

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but as a result of a growing fan base in the U.S., the BBC rereleased in

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In 1999, the Boosh returned to the Edinburgh Festival with a new show,

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A documentary charting The Mighty Boosh on their Future Sailors tour.

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radio show was a six-part series that was first broadcast in 2001 on

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whilst Fielding was studying a foundation course in fine artsat the

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The style of humour in the Mighty Boosh is often described as being

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promo, Boosh music, out-takes, Boosh 3 trailer, audio commentaries

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The Boosh, then consisting of only Barratt and Fielding, conceived

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was later released on DVD, before being broadcast on BBC Three on

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Howard Moon sending the audience into "...a jazz trance." at the

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Box set of first and second series DVDs, plus exclusive booklet

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BBC Record Store Day 2019:The Mighty Boosh named UK ambassadors

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Shockwaves NME Awards 2008: The Mighty Boosh wins Best TV Show

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Costume Design – Entertainment and Non Drama Productions

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for Best Newcomer. During their residency at North London's

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and Michael Fielding. The book includes original stories,

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