everywhere online keeps telling me it’s the original Louis Jordan version but it definitely is not because the lyrics are even different. Also, is the version that appears in Spaced on spotify?

Nice of him to include this!

Well, that's the question. I wanted to know what you guys think. On the one hand, it's what the creators and the documentary said, and on the other hand, it wasn't in the show.

Popped up on my fb memories, me wishing everyone a happy spaced day lol but I cant find a scrap of further context. Any clues?

I am sure there are some good bands on there.

I'm sure you can imagine how it sounds in my head.

This article takes a look at the iconic "telepathic gunfight! from Spaced. With then and now pictures of the location, a history of the area and some other lesser known facts about the episode!

I decided to change put it on in the background while I nerdily prep for Connecticon and now I. Can't stop watching. ​

This show will always be my favorite TV show ever. Never have I watched a 24 minute show that felt like it was an hour because of all the great content within the show.

Anyway, just needed to state the obviously with others who understand the awesomeness of this show.

I have no clue how many times I have watched it. 🥰

Over the years the creative minds behind Spaced have let slip a few ideas about what Series 3 of Spaced would like, this article has collected these ideas together!

Check it out: https://www.instagram.com/p/DaufqTcEdYs/?igsh=ZHd5YnU5d205Yjhj

Annoyingly Lego Ideas have rejected it but I wanted to share here anyway.

In the Pulp Fiction pastiche scene in S2 Ep1 when Daisy gets home and Mike comes out of the bathroom, he is holding a copy of Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit by Jeanette Winterson.
In the Pulp Fiction scene it's referencing Vince is reading Modesty Blaise.
Is there a link or another reference here? Or is it just another joke about how Mike is surprisingly deep and insightful.