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"'''GLC: The Carnage Continues'''" is an episode of the British [[television]] [[comedy]] series ''[[The Comic Strip|The Comic Strip Presents...]]'' broadcast on [[BBC2]] in 1990. It parodied a Hollywood telling of the 1980s takeover of the [[Greater London Council]] by [[Ken Livingstone]] and the subsequent disbanding of that body by Prime Minister [[Margaret Thatcher]], re-imagining the story as a [[Charles Bronson]] / [[Sylvester Stallone]]-style action movie. It is a [[spiritual successor]] to ''[[The Strike]]'', which involved the creation of a Hollywood version of the [[UK miners' strike (1984-1985)|1984 miners' strike]].<ref name=bush>((cite web |title=Kate Bush Once Wrote A Song About Ken Livingstone |url=http://www.lbc.co.uk/kate-bush-once-wrote-a-song-about-ken-livingstone-88090 |date=28 March 2014 |accessdate=1 May 2016 |url-status=dead |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20150919090621/http://www.lbc.co.uk/kate-bush-once-wrote-a-song-about-ken-livingstone-88090 |archivedate=19 September 2015 |df=dmy-all ))</ref>

==Cast==
* [[Robbie Coltrane]] – [[Charles Bronson]] as [[Ken Livingstone]]
* [[Dawn French]] – [[Cher]] as [[Joan Ruddock]]
* [[Jennifer Saunders]] – [[Brigitte Nielsen]] as the Ice Maiden (a parody of [[Margaret Thatcher]])
* [[Rik Mayall]] – The deposed [[Lord Mayor of the City of London]]
* [[Adrian Edmondson]] – [[Charles, Prince of Wales]], Giles "Cricket Bat" Portland
* [[Peter Richardson (actor)|Peter Richardson]] – [[Lee Van Cleef]] as [[Tony Benn]]
* [[Leslie Phillips]] – [[Horace Cutler|Sir Horace Cutler]]
* [[Keith Allen (actor)|Keith Allen]] – gay councillor / 1st [[Beefeater]]
* [[Steven O'Donnell (British actor)|Steven O'Donnell (actor)]] – Alderman "Crazy" James Fairchild.

French, Saunders, Richardson and Edmondson also make cameo appearances as themselves.<ref>((IMDb title|tt0544874))</ref>

==Plot==
The story opens as a mock report from the opening of the new [[Charles Bronson]] movie ''GLC: The Carnage Continues'', in which Bronson (played by Coltrane) discusses his new movie, in which he plays Ken Livingstone. From there, the movie itself begins.

==Music==
[[Kate Bush]] wrote and performed the instrumental score and [[theme song]] to the episode. The lyrics include the line "Who's the man we all need? [[Ken Livingstone|Ken]]! Who's a funky sex machine? Ken!" In a 2014 show for [[LBC]], Livingstone said "I don't know if you'll be applying for tickets to go to Kate Bush's new tour, but don't forget, she did one great song – "Ken Is The Leader of the GLC" [''sic''] – which I've still got at home. It's very good."<ref name=bush/>

The song appeared as an extra track on her 1990 single "[[Love and Anger (song)|Love and Anger]]" along with "The Confrontation" and "One Last Look Around the House before We Go...", short extracts from Bush's instrumental score to the episode. The soundtrack also features Bush's 1985 hit single "[[Running Up That Hill]]", and extract from "Waking the Witch" taken from the 1985 ''[[Hounds of Love]]'' album.

==References==
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==External links==
* ((BBC episode|p031d27c))

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