NowconsideredpopularenoughforBBC1,Enfield'snewshowwasinmanywaysacontinuationofHarryEnfield'sTelevisionProgrammeandhadthesamecomic-cutsstyleofpresentation.OldfavouritesWayneandWaynettaSlob,TimNice-But-Dim,Kevin(theteenagerwithtonsofadolescentattitude,exasperatinghisparents,playedbyStephenMooreandLouisaRix),theOldGitsandMrChomondley-WarnerwerejoinedbynewcharactersincludingthetwoLovelyWobblyRandyOldLadies(EnfieldandBurke)withtheirmock-shockcriesof'Youngman!'whentheyceaselesslyinventedthenotionthatamalewithwhomtheywereconversinghadsaidsomethingrisqué;andtheSelf-RighteousBrothers(EnfieldasFrankDoberman,WhitehouseasGeorge),twovociferousandintenselyangryindividualswhoputtheworldtorightsfromtheirpubarmchairswhilediscussingcelebritiesbytheirsurnamesonly.Otherrecurringcharactersincluded:StanandPamHerbert(EnfieldandBurke),theboastful,wealthyBrummies('Icouldnothelpbutnoticethatweareconsiderablyricherthanyow');Lee(Enfield)andLance(Whitehouse),thickandeventhickercockneywide-boys;MisterDead(Whitehouse)thetalkingcorpse(amacabrespoofofthetalkinghorsesitcomMisterEd;theapologeticGerman(Enfield),ayouthbackpackerwhoirritatinglyventshisguiltoverthewarandGermany'ssubsequentindustrialtriumph;ToryBoy(Enfield)anobnoxious,spottypubescentwho,inthestyleofJohnMajor,spoutedToryrhetoric(inthe1997Christmasspecial,reflectingtherecentchangeofgovernment,ToryBoymetamorphosedintoLabourBoy,aTonyBlairimpression);DeDutchCoppersh-Ronald(Enfield)andStefan(Whitehouse),dope-smoking,laid-backAmsterdampolicemenwhoarealsolovers;JulioGeordio(Whitehouse),aSouthAmericanfootballernowplayingforNewcastle,whosedialogueanddialect,asheardininterviewswithTVcommentatorTony(HarryEnfieldinaJohnMotsonimpression),blendedSpanishwithaccent-perfectGeordiecolloquialisms;theToddlers,Lulu(Burke)andHarry(Enfield),wherebabyLulusufferedconstantphysicalabuseatthehandsofherpresumablyjealous-orjustplainvicious-toddlerbrother;Steven(Enfield)andJill(JuliaStJohn),aconstantlybickeringcouplewhoseargumentswerelacedwithshockinginsultsandtruevenom,andwhostayedtogetherostensiblyForTheSakeOfTheChildren;andtheCampJockeys,abizarreandhilariousfeatureinwhichjockeysindulgedingaybanterduringraces.Additionally,PaulWhitehouseappearedasthecurtain-twitchingnoseyneighbourMichaelPaine,afineimpersonationoftheyoungMichaelCaine.(Likesomanyoftheabovecharacters,tailor-madeforcommercialsandcameoappearancesinothershows,Painequicklyseemedtotakeonalifeofitsown;hewasusedtointroduceaBBC2themednightdedicatedtoMichaelCaineon7March1998).AnewtrendinHarryEnfieldAndChumsseemedtobetowardsintroducinglongerandmoreelaboratesketchesinwhichthecharacterscoulddevelop.TimNice-but-DimstartedaromancewithSophieDim-but-Royal;WayneandWaynettaSlobbecameNationalLotterywinnersinthesecondseriesyetremainedunchangedandunfazedbytheirnew-foundwealth;andKevintheteenagergainedapal,Perry(aboy,brilliantlyplayedbyKathyBurke),andeventuallymetamorphosedagainwhen,afterlosinghisvirginity,herejectedadolescentaffectationsandturnedintoamodelson.(InbestDallasstyle,thiswasturnedaroundinthe1997Christmasspecial,whenthechangewasexplainedashavingbeenadreamandKevinwasbacktobeingghastlyagain.)Italladdeduptoanimpressiverosterofmemorablegrotesques,inaseriesthatcontinuedtodemonstrateEnfield'smasteryofcharactercomedy.TheseriesalsohadstrangebutoddlyeffectivetitleandcreditsequenceswhereinEnfield,inaforcedtheatricalfashion,silentlyintroducedhischumsWhitehouseandBurkeinfrontofasterile,plainpinkbackgroundandtoanold-fashioned,nurseryrhyme-liketune(actuallyananglicisedversionofthesoldiers'chorusfromVerdi'sIlTrovatore).EnfieldexplainedthattheopeningsequencerecalledMikeYarwood's1970sseries,whiletheclosingmoments,inwhichheandhistwochumsacceptedbouquetsandapplause,spoofedtheatricalcurtaincalls.Notes.HarryEnfieldandKathyBurkeappearedasWayneandWaynettainasketchinComicRelief1997.AnotherofEnfield'sChumcharacters,anembarrasseddaduncomfortablycomingtotermswithhisson'shomosexuality,appearedinStephenFry'sLiveFromTheLighthouse,aC4telethonraisingmoneyfortheHysteriaTrust,airedSaturday28November1998.Enfield'scareerincomedywasdiscussedinFirstOnFour(11March1998),aC4serieslookingatcomedystarswhohadfirstmadetheirmarkonthechannelinthe1980s.Enfielddiscussedthecreationanddevelopmentofhiscomiccharacters;andfurthercontributionscamefromhismanycollaboratorsinhisshows.Afull-lengthmovie,Kevin&PerryGoLarge,starringEnfieldandBurke,madebyTigerAspectPicturesanddirectedbyEdBye,wasreleasedin2000.BBC1hasairednumerouscompilationsofsketchesfromEnfield'sworkforthechannel,someofwhichhavebeenlinkedbythecomedianinnewlyshotsequences.Thesewere:HarryEnfield'sYuleLogChums(28December1998),HarryEnfieldPresentsKevin'sGuideToBeingATeenager(27December1999),HarryEnfieldPresents...TimNiceButDim'sGuideToBeingABloodyNiceBloke(5January2001-thisalsoincludedpiecesmadeforTheNearlyCompleteAndUtterHistoryOfEverythingandwaslinkedbysomenewmaterial,writtenbyIanHislop/NickNewman,thatencompassedanextendedsketchspoofingC4'srealityseriesBigBrother),HarryEnfieldPresents...WayneAndWaynetta'sGuideToWeddedBliss(12January2001),HarryEnfield'sGuideToFamilyValues(27April2001),HarryEnfieldPresentsLook,ListenAndTakeHeed(5May2001)andHarryEnfield'sGuideToTheNorthOfEngland(17August2001).Additionally,on20April2000,BBC1screenedHarryEnfield'sRealKevins,aclip-ladenillustrationwhichsetouttoprovethatmanyrealteenagersaresimilartoEnfield'sghastlycreation.----------------------------------Youtube上有很多clip：
