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* BreakupBreakout: Newman and Baddiel went on to become comedy superstars, with their "Live in Pieces" act regularly filling ten-thousand-seater venues; Newman retired from comedy not long after their partnership his partnership with Baddiel broke up in 1993, and ended getting into political activism, while Baddiel went on to become part of the mid-1990s "new lad" phenomenon as a co-host of ''Series/FantasyFootballLeague''. Punt and Dennis fell into relative obscurity for a number of years before teaming up again on the topical comedy show ''Radio/TheNowShow'' in 2002 -- with Dennis then becoming the star of several comedy sitcom series and a regular on panel shows while Punt carved out a lucrative career doing commercial voiceovers.
* HostilityOnTheSet: The partnership between David Baddiel and Rob Newman was a tense one and deteriorated fairly quickly after this series ended.
* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Ultimately averted, but there were fears that Mary Whitehouse would sue over the show's name. This led to early episodes having alternate introductions recorded using the title ''The William Rees-Mogg Experience'', which went unused.
* HostilityOnTheSet: The partnership between David Baddiel and Rob Newman was a tense one and deteriorated fairly quickly after this series ended.
* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Ultimately averted, but there were fears that Mary Whitehouse would sue over the show's name. This led to early episodes having alternate introductions recorded using the title ''The William Rees-Mogg Experience'', which went unused.
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* BreakupBreakout: Newman and Baddiel briefly went on to become comedy superstars, with their "Live in Pieces" act regularly filling ten-thousand-seater venues; after their partnership broke up in 1993, Newman retired from comedy not long after their partnership his partnership with Baddiel broke up in 1993, and ended getting later got into political activism, while Baddiel went on to become part of the mid-1990s "new lad" phenomenon as a co-host of ''Series/FantasyFootballLeague''. Punt and Dennis Dennis, meanwhile, fell into relative obscurity for a number of years before teaming up again on the topical comedy show ''Radio/TheNowShow'' in 2002 -- with Dennis then becoming the star of several comedy sitcom series sitcoms and a regular on [[PanelGame panel shows shows]], while Punt carved out a lucrative career doing commercial voiceovers.
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ended, although not before they became the first comedians to play and sell out the 12,000-seat Wembley Arena.
* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Ultimately averted, but there were fears that Mary Whitehouse would sue over the show's name. This led to early episodes having alternate introductions recorded using the title ''The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Rees-Mogg WilliamRees-Mogg Rees-Mogg]] Experience'', which went unused.
* HostilityOnTheSet: The partnership between David Baddiel and Rob Newman was a tense one and deteriorated fairly quickly after this series
* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Ultimately averted, but there were fears that Mary Whitehouse would sue over the show's name. This led to early episodes having alternate introductions recorded using the title ''The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Rees-Mogg William
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* BreakupBreakout: Newman and Baddiel went on to become comedy superstars, with their "Live in Pieces" act regularly filling ten-thousand-seater venues and being treated like rock royalty; venues; Newman retired from comedy not long after their partnership his partnership with Baddiel broke up[[/note]].up in 1993, and ended getting into political activism, while Baddiel went on to become part of the mid-1990s "new lad" phenomenon as a co-host of ''Series/FantasyFootballLeague''. Punt and Dennis fell into relative obscurity for a number of years before teaming up again on the topical comedy show ''Radio/TheNowShow'' in 2002 -- with Dennis then becoming the star of several comedy sitcom series and a regular on panel shows while Punt carved out a lucrative career doing commercial voiceovers.
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* BreakupBreakout: Newman and Baddiel went on to become comedy superstars, regularly filling ten-thousand-seater venues and being treated like rock royalty[[note]]Rob royalty; Newman retired from comedy not long after their partnership his partnership with Baddiel broke up[[/note]]. Punt and Dennis fell into relative obscurity for a number of years before teaming up again on the topical comedy show ''Radio/TheNowShow'' in 2002 -- with Dennis then becoming the star of several comedy sitcom series and a regular on panel shows while Punt carved out a lucrative career doing commercial voiceovers.
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Ultimately averted, but there were fears that Mary Whitehouse would sue over the show's name. This led to early episodes having alternate introductions recorded using the title ''The William Rees-Mogg Experience'', which went unused.
* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Ultimately averted, but there were fears that Mary Whitehouse would sue over the show's name. This led to early episodes having alternate introductions recorded using the title ''The William Rees-Mogg Experience'', which went unused.
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* BreakupBreakout: Baddiel and Newman went on to become comic superstars, regularly filling ten-thousand-seater venues and being treated like rock royalty[[note]]Rob Newman retired from comedy not long after his partnership with Baddiel broke up[[/note]]. Punt and Dennis fell into relative obscurity for a number of years before teaming up against on the topical comedy show ''Radio/TheNowShow'' in 2002[[note]]With Dennis then becoming the star of several comedy sitcom series and a regular on panel shows while Punt carved out a lucrative career doing commercial voiceovers[[/note]].
* HostilityOnTheSet: The partnership between David Baddiel and Rob Newman was a tense one and deteriorated fairly quickly after this series ended.
* HostilityOnTheSet: The partnership between David Baddiel and Rob Newman was a tense one and deteriorated fairly quickly after this series ended.
