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flowers786
23-04-2011
i didnt understand some of them
Selena
23-04-2011
Ant and Dec
Ross Kemp
Kevin Webster from Corrie
Menk
23-04-2011
Alan Sugar in there somewhere too?
Stefanino
23-04-2011
Originally Posted by Menk:
“Alan Sugar in there somewhere too?”

No, the whole sketch centred on IACGMOOH - Ant & Dec gave out the numbers to dial to save either Ross Kemp or Kevin Webster...that's all there was!
spkx
23-04-2011
Alan Sugar was in there. They were of (in order) Ant, Dec, Alan Sugar, Ross Kemp and Coronation Street’s Kevin Webster
Shaiya
24-04-2011
The Alan Sugar was awful.
danielleh
24-04-2011
Yep, Alan Sugar was definitely in there... I couldn't place who it was, but having seen it mentioned it definitely was Alan Sugar just before Ross Kemp.

His Kevin Webster in particular was incredible.
Retrospective
24-04-2011
I only recognized him doing Ant and Dec. I didn't know who else he did.
zx50
24-04-2011
Originally Posted by Selena:
“Ant and Dec
Ross Kemp
Kevin Webster from Corrie”

The Ross Kemp was the best. Kevin Webster was pretty good. He sounded nothing like Ant and Dec though, but just talked in Geordie.
malspie
24-04-2011
I thought he was brilliant! Can't wait to see more of his impressions. Thought he might have done Michael McIntyre.
Georgiecats
24-04-2011
He wasn't that good. Until he did Kevin Webster I had no idea who he was doing.

If Ant n Dec hadn't pointed it out I wouldn't have known.

There seems to be little talent in the comedy department this year. Where are all the comics?

I am bored to tears with small children dancing.
Parneb
24-04-2011
Originally Posted by Menk:
“Alan Sugar in there somewhere too?”


so he was
scratchy23
24-04-2011
Originally Posted by Georgiecats:
“He wasn't that good. Until he did Kevin Webster I had no idea who he was doing.

If Ant n Dec hadn't pointed it out I wouldn't have known.

There seems to be little talent in the comedy department this year. Where are all the comics?

I am bored to tears with small children dancing.”

Originally Posted by Georgiecats:
“He wasn't that good. Until he did Kevin Webster I had no idea who he was doing.

If Ant n Dec hadn't pointed it out I wouldn't have known.

There seems to be little talent in the comedy department this year. Where are all the comics?

I am bored to tears with small children dancing.”

Bit of a silly statement, I think there's only been two or three acts with small children dancing this year so far, and neither of those were featured heavily (the ones I can think of are a couple of dance troups with lots of little girls in nice dresses [boring I agree] and the streetdance group with the little lad called Luigi in). Not many really.

About this comedy guy though, I thought he was OK at Alan Sugar and Ross Kemp but his Kevin Webster was bloody amazing! I can't believe he's never been impersonated before, he's got such a distinctive persona.
cooperone
24-04-2011
Didn't get Alan Sugar but Kevin Webster was good he was ok
SuperAPJ
24-04-2011
I wouldn't say his act qualifies him as an impressionist. It sounded like the average man doing average impersonations! OK, the Dec one was funny at first and I quite liked the one of Kevin Webster but it's a sign of a poor impressionist when he has to tell you who the person is e.g. "It's me, Kevin Webster!".
Gusto Brunt
24-04-2011
This guy really made me laugh, and it's hard to make me laugh.

Thought all his impressions were spot on - especially Alan Sugar and Kevin who are hard to mimic.
Samantha_Who
25-04-2011
Originally Posted by SuperAPJ:
“I wouldn't say his act qualifies him as an impressionist. It sounded like the average man doing average impersonations! OK, the Dec one was funny at first and I quite liked the one of Kevin Webster but it's a sign of a poor impressionist when he has to tell you who the person is e.g. "It's me, Kevin Webster!".”

It was a shame he did that. I thought he was brilliant but the introductions to both Kevin Webster and Ross Kemp cheapened them a little for me. I was surprised too, he's been doing it for how long? Yet he committed the cardinal sin by introducing them, ruining the guessing for the audience. You'd expect it of someone just starting out who was a little insecure perfecting their craft, not a guy who claims its been his job for a number of years!

Besides the cheap introductions, I thought they were all fairly spot on. Aside from his first stab at Ant, that could have been ANY geordie man. It was only after he mixed Ant and Dec introducing the phone numbers, that I thought he got Ant's throaty voice. It was quite annoying having the camera man going back to Ant and Dec to repeatedly show their reactions....we only needed to see their initial reaction, instead we ended up missing some of his act.
Malc London
25-04-2011
I like it when they pan back to Ant and Dec, makes for the funniest moments.
Faria262
25-04-2011
I don't know much about Ross Kemp and Kevin Webster, but are they quite self absorbed types?

A good impression of Jeremy Kyle, for example, would involve mentioning his name several times. ("It's called the Jeremy Kyle Show!") but if it was me, I'd start with the classic ("Put smething on the end of it!") to give thema chance to guess who I was impresonating and see if I was any good lol

Wouldn't say he was good as Paul Burling, but I liked his impression of Alan Sugar!

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zx50
26-04-2011
Originally Posted by SuperAPJ:
“I wouldn't say his act qualifies him as an impressionist. It sounded like the average man doing average impersonations! OK, the Dec one was funny at first and I quite liked the one of Kevin Webster but it's a sign of a poor impressionist when he has to tell you who the person is e.g. "It's me, Kevin Webster!".”

He wasn't as good as he could have been. I've heard people that have been spot on with their impressions.
Jimmy_McNulty
26-04-2011
he was spot on with Ross Kemp's style, but the impersonation wasn't that great.

Kevin Webster though was hilarious.
Rendevous
26-04-2011
Originally Posted by zx50:
“He wasn't as good as he could have been. I've heard people that have been spot on with their impressions.”

Nobody can get Kevin Webster spot on like him so don't know what your talking on about, his Ross Kemp was spot on also you must have been watching something completely different to the rest of us.
spaceman05
26-04-2011
i thought they were all spot on to be fair, the only one that you could be that critical of was ant but even then it was quite obvious who he was doing, like others have said though he cheapened his act by introducing the characters he was doing, he did not have to do that as his kevin was brilliant and everybody would have known who that was anyway
zx50
26-04-2011
Originally Posted by Rendevous:
“Nobody can get Kevin Webster spot on like him so don't know what your talking on about, his Ross Kemp was spot on also you must have been watching something completely different to the rest of us.”

In my opinion, Kevin Webster could have been a BIT better. I also said right up the page that the Ross Kemp one was the best. I forgot about that one.
Menk
27-04-2011
Originally Posted by zx50:
“He wasn't as good as he could have been. I've heard people that have been spot on with their impressions.”

I agree he wasn't spot on with his impressions, but I don't think you have to be. The slight exaggeration of someone's accent can be funnier than a perfect replica - his Ant and (particularly) Dec worked because he over-did them.
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