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Peter Kay Channel 4 16 August 2012
alcockell
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hi folks,
Who else is watching this "Show that didn't tour tour"? How much of his material is he going to reheat?
Who else is watching this "Show that didn't tour tour"? How much of his material is he going to reheat?
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I remember baths of Vosene & Imperial Leather.
None of it's reheated. It's his Christmas dvd from last year
He's a stand up comedian. What do you want him to do? Juggle, sing, circus acts?
Where are his Mum and Nan?
How about being funny, for a start? I've heard so much about how brilliant this bloke is, but I've never seen him, so I recorded it. I've got as far as the first break, and he hasn't been funny once, so far as I can see.
However, I'll watch as much as I can stand, to see if he gets better.
I AM a fan, and I love this !
Yeah, and Michael Jackson's funeral...'I've not watched it yet' - *delete*
It's a really funny show imo. I suppose if you've never lived a normal family life you wouldn't find a lot of the stuff funny cause that's what it's all about!
Haven't laughed so much in ages, thanks PK
Wow. I'd love to know which comedians you like
Could anyone link me to the songs?
Most popular comedian in the UK by some distance, seems a lot of people find him funny.
I take it you've never watched him then?
It was a poor ish warm-up, but then it got really, really good.
Even my miserable husband is now a big fan.
He sings, dances, tells jokes, funny stories, acts and writes his own material what more do you want iamsofired?
But all the comics who end up on TV have my respect.
Has anyone actually tried to write 1 minute's worth of material that would make anyone laugh?
Someone like Kay, as stated above, does a vast array of stuff and above all else, he writes it himself.
As a Londoner living in Oldham, not far from where he is from, I think he taps into the NW and Greater Manchester culture brilliantly. How many times, when the cameras showed the audience, were people pointing at others as if to say, 'that's you'?
Personally, I thought it was brilliant but each to their own.
A lot of them, but I won't list them because I think you're just being polite.
That's life; we can't all enjoy the same things. I did find some of his jokes mildly amusing, but not laugh out loud hilarious. I also noticed that, while the part of the audience the camera was on were rolling around, laughing hysterically, those on the periphery of the screen (if that's the right word) weren't displaying the same level of enthusiasm.
I love this style of humour....along with people such as John Bishop and Lee Evans...and then the likes of Mickey Flanagan, Milton Jones....Al Murray is a different style but still great live. All these guys have tons of talent, to be able to stand alone on a stage in front of thousands and make them laugh is no easy task.