A Geeky Memory Of Victor Lewis-Smith, RIP victorlewissmith
\n television shows, and reviews, that invaded British culture. He may not have been famous to many, but he was famous to the famous, who often hated him for his acerbic reviews. But for me, it was the work that would be then utterly ripped off by the likes of Chris Morris, Edgar Wright, Adam Buxton, Joe Cornish and many more that will live forever. And because no one really cares about them from a corporate level, have been uploaded to YouTube and Vimeo without challenge.
' Including those early rumours about government minister Michael Portillo. Looking back, Lewis-Smith said 'I was concerned that the show might be misinterpreted as anti-gay but I needn't have worried. The healthy postbag demonstrated that these weekly tales of the metallic homonauts quickly attracted a substantial gay audience, who enjoyed the surreal and absurd take on their lifestyle, particularly the scenes set in a public lavatory.
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