I went to see him last Tuesday at the o2 and thought he was hilarious!! I've never laughed so hard in my life and my jaw was aching from laughing so much! I really want to go again but I'm glad it isn't long until the dvd is released!! Enjoy if there are still people left to see him, you will love it!!
No probs theyve also got tote bags for £15 - one says Skipping is Magnificent, and the other choice says I have a man drawer ! pmsl. Lots of other things as well - eye masks with Only Wake Me if its Snowing or a Celeb has died Cant remember anything else, but I know I could have spent a fortune
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No probs theyve also got tote bags for £15 - one says Skipping is Magnificent, and the other choice says I have a man drawer ! pmsl. Lots of other things as well - eye masks with Only Wake Me if its Snowing or a Celeb has died Cant remember anything else, but I know I could have spent a fortune
Make sure you come back to the thread and add your comments! Im sure you'll love it, just like the rest of us
The merch was amazing, and I could easily have spent more if I had it, lol! I ended up with a programme and a "Think Pr*ck Say Tut" car sticker, LOL
The show itself was outstanding, easily the best comedian I've seen. As others mentioned, my face literally ached from laughing so much! So many great moments though, the Wii, the people arriving late to their seats "shuffling" LMAO, the gym, conversations in the morning... just amazing. Wish I was going again! The only negative thing I would say is that it ended far too quickly, the time flew by. Plus, I don't think it needed a 30 minute interval... but apart from that, I loved it and can't wait to get the DVD!
Hi, I've been trying to get tickets to see him in Glasgow in December for my best friend's birthday but its sold out so my only option is looking like ebay, would those of you who have been say its worth spending over £100 on though considering the tickets cost £30 each normally? Thanks in advance
Finally got to see him last night - well worth the wait! I didn't stop laughing the whole way through.
With it being in Yorkshire, of course there was a lot of gags relating to us being tight with our money - mentioning the price of the merchandise and comparing how at London gigs the audience had supposedly left before the encore to beat the rush, but we were staying to the very end to get our moneys worth.
Also, with it being Saturday night, there was stuff about X-factor, Sky+ing it, and getting updates during the interval. He did an impression of a sky + pause compared to a pause on a VHS machine.
At one point he nearly swallowed a fly, and was trying to convice us that he wasn't making it up and it wasn't part of his routine.
I bought a programme, but they didn't have an "We Trust The Fridge" fridge magnet, which I really wanted.
saw him in sheffield last night! was hilarious as usual. found myself crying with laughter a few times, and i bought myself a nice new "I have a man Drawer" shirt
I went to see him on Tuesday night at The O2, and honestly, even though the parking was £25!!!!!, after ten minutes of his routine, I'd most certainly already got my moneys worth.
I had a wonderful time and so did all my friends. I'd look to the side of me and see them with their heads in the hands laughing, or throwing their heads back with laughter.
The man is just hilarious. So so funny. Absolutely adore him. Would love to see it all again.
Going to see him on 17th November at the O2. Was supposed to see him at Wembly on 2nd October but it clashed with my holiday so I sold those tickets and rebooked.
I saw him in Belfast on Halloween night, absolutely fantastic!
There were fireworks going on outside at the time and reverberating through the arena, and he was saying "Am I the only one who is nervous to be in Belfast and hear several loud bangs?"
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No probs
Make sure you come back to the thread and add your comments! Im sure you'll love it, just like the rest of us
Very good show. As some have mentioned, herbs and spices was great. I also liked the bit about restaurants and the gym.
The merch was amazing, and I could easily have spent more if I had it, lol! I ended up with a programme and a "Think Pr*ck Say Tut" car sticker, LOL
The show itself was outstanding, easily the best comedian I've seen. As others mentioned, my face literally ached from laughing so much!
With it being in Yorkshire, of course there was a lot of gags relating to us being tight with our money - mentioning the price of the merchandise and comparing how at London gigs the audience had supposedly left before the encore to beat the rush, but we were staying to the very end to get our moneys worth.
Also, with it being Saturday night, there was stuff about X-factor, Sky+ing it, and getting updates during the interval. He did an impression of a sky + pause compared to a pause on a VHS machine.
At one point he nearly swallowed a fly, and was trying to convice us that he wasn't making it up and it wasn't part of his routine.
I bought a programme, but they didn't have an "We Trust The Fridge" fridge magnet, which I really wanted.
All the merch sounds fab! Looks like I'll be spending a lot of money, hehe
Im going on 4 Nov. Was a bit apprehensive but this thread is cheering me up!
Was there a warm-up act for his previous shows? What time did he come on stage?
Thanks!
cracked me up
Saw him Saturday in Sheffield, absolutely brilliant.
He came on about 8, for about 45 mins, 30 mins break then about another 45 mins. There were no support acts.
I think you'll be sick then!
My jaw was aching
I am seeing him on the Sunday in Glasgow, you will have to let us know how it goes!
I am Friday in Glasgow
I can't wait!!!!
And by the sounds of the merch on sale, I will be buying loads!!!!
I loved the spices bit and about staring at idiot car drivers.
I also wanted a "We trust the fridge" fridge magnet, but they are all gone, guess I'd better check the official site?
I had a wonderful time and so did all my friends. I'd look to the side of me and see them with their heads in the hands laughing, or throwing their heads back with laughter.
The man is just hilarious. So so funny. Absolutely adore him. Would love to see it all again.
There were fireworks going on outside at the time and reverberating through the arena, and he was saying "Am I the only one who is nervous to be in Belfast and hear several loud bangs?"