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Release Date:
24 September 1999 (UK) morePlot:
The adventures of Tim and Daisy who rent a room in Marsha Klein's house under the pretense that they are a couple... moreAwards:
2 wins & 5 nominations moreNewsDesk:
(27 articles)
Pegging Pegg (From Comicmix. 6 October 2008, 2:38 PM, PDT)
Ten Things You Never Knew About Simon Pegg (From digitalspy. 30 September 2008, 10:02 PM, PDT)
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Possibly the best thing to ever happen to television moreCast
(Series Cast Summary - 7 of 20) | Jessica Hynes | ... | Daisy Steiner (14 episodes, 1999-2001) |
 | Simon Pegg | ... | Tim Bisley (14 episodes, 1999-2001) |
| Julia Deakin | ... | Marsha Klein (14 episodes, 1999-2001) |
 | Nick Frost | ... | Mike Watt (14 episodes, 1999-2001) |
| Mark Heap | ... | Brian Topp (14 episodes, 1999-2001) |
| Katy Carmichael | ... | Twist Morgan (10 episodes, 1999-2001) |
| Aida the Dog | ... | Colin (8 episodes, 1999-2001) |
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27 min (14 episodes)Country:
UKLanguage:
EnglishAspect Ratio:
1.78 : 1 moreSound Mix:
StereoFilming Locations:
Alexandra Park, Alexandra Palace, Alexandra Palace Way, Muswell Hill, London, England, UK moreMOVIEmeter: 
2% since last week
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The opening of episode 1.7 was originally intended to feature Tim having a conversation with a fictional character. Originally, this was intended to be Lara Croft, the heroine of the 'Tomb Raider' video game series, but the writers were not granted clearance to use the character. The scene was reworked to feature FBI agent Dana Scully of the TV show "The X Files" (1993) and the producers had even considered approaching Gillian Anderson, (Dana Scully), to fill the role, but the scene was eventually filmed with a lookalike. Writer and star 'Jessica Stevenson' was going to dub the voice of Scully, but the scene was cut and never completed. moreFAQ
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The whole two series was as close to perfect as I can imagine. Funny, beautifully shot, well-produced, the only downside was that there wasn't more of it. Perhaps the reason that it wasn't as successful as it should have been was that it didn't get a large enough audience. It was aired in a time when "The Royle Family" undeservedly won all the awards and praise, whereas Spaced was considered to be aimed at immature adolescents, film parodies and comic book references only worthy of an audience that doesn't know quality when they see it. And this is a tragedy, because, if television series' can be considered art form by any stretch of the imagination, then this is a masterpiece, something to be admired by others, a definite benchmark for all other programmes.