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  • Start date Oct 13, 2018
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Otis

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  • Oct 14, 2018
  • #36
Houchens Head said:
Sorry Otis. Have to say I don't find him that funny. He's 'okay', but not side-splittingly hilarious. Took me years to know which one was which (Reeves & Mortimer), much the same as that Anton Dec fella.
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Knew they'd be one and now I find out it's you.

As I say, I never found Reeves and Mortimer funny from the tiny little bits I saw of them, but whenever I have seen Bob on shows, solo, I have always found him very funny indeed.
 

Houchens Head

Fairly well known member from Malvern
  • Oct 14, 2018
  • #37
Otis said:
Knew they'd be one and now I find out it's you.
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Grammar, Otis, grammar. It's "there'd be" as in 'there would be'. Just saying, like.
As for recent comedians, I like:
Jon Richardson - deadpan humour and quick witted.
Lee Mack - Very quick witted and very funny
Rhod Gilbert
Jo Brand (couldn't stand her a while ago, but have grown to enjoy her style of humour!)
Sean Lock
Peter Kay (But only so much. He can be a bit overdone on the telly)
Alan Davies
Jimmy Carr
Tim Vine for his daft one-liners!
There's probably a few more, but I can't be arsed to think. So if a discussion comes up about any of the above, be sure and note my positive comments. We don't all like the same thing.
 
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Otis

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  • Oct 14, 2018
  • #38
Houchens Head said:
Grammar, Otis, grammar. It's "there'd be" as in 'there would be'. Just saying, like.
As for recent comedians, I like:
Jon Richardson - deadpan humour and quick witted.
Lee Mack - Very quick witted and very funny
Rhod Gilbert
Jo Brand (couldn't stand her a while ago, but have grown to enjoy her style of humour!)
Sean Lock
Peter Kay (But only so much. He can be a bit overdone on the telly)
Alan Davies
Jimmy Carr
Tim Vine for his daft one-liners!
There's probably a few more, but I can't be arsed to think. So if a discussion comes up about any of the above, be sure and note my positive comments. We don't all like the same thing.
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Yeah, would say I like pretty much all of them, though the one exception I would say is Alan Davies. Not particularly keen.
 
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clint van damme

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  • Oct 14, 2018
  • #39
Otis said:
Yeah, would say I like pretty much all of them, though the one exception I would say is Alan Davies. Not particularly keen.
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supposed to be an absolute wanker.
 

Otis

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  • Oct 14, 2018
  • #40
clint van damme said:
supposed to be an absolute wanker.
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I don't like it that he always seems to enjoy his own jokes more than the audience does.

Attacked homeless person too once didn't he? Wasn't it just because the bloke called him Jonathan Creek?

Think he bit his ear or something.
 

Houchens Head

Fairly well known member from Malvern
  • Oct 14, 2018
  • #41
Otis said:
I don't like it that he always seems to enjoy his own jokes more than the audience does.

Attacked homeless person too once didn't he? Wasn't it just because the bloke called him Jonathan Creek?

Think he bit his ear or something.
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Didn't know about any of that, Otis. Maybe I should check him out more. I took to him mainly because he presents that programme "The Dog Rescuers" and I'm a sucker and big softy when it comes to animals, especially those that have been mistreated.
 
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clint van damme

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  • Oct 14, 2018
  • #42
Otis said:
I don't like it that he always seems to enjoy his own jokes more than the audience does.

Attacked homeless person too once didn't he? Wasn't it just because the bloke called him Jonathan Creek?

Think he bit his ear or something.
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I know some one who has worked with him, said he's a grade A prick.
Just one persons opinion of course.
 

Otis

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  • Oct 14, 2018
  • #43
clint van damme said:
I know some one who has worked with him, said he's a grade A prick.
Just one persons opinion of course.
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I've heard the same, but only from reading online discussion boards about him.
 

Houchens Head

Fairly well known member from Malvern
  • Oct 14, 2018
  • #44
That's the trouble with so-called "celebs". They all think they are above you and most of them are drooling, knuckle dragging twats. There are, of course, some who are "real" people. Two in particular spring to mind. Diana Rigg. Fabulous lady to speak to. Loads of time for people. And secondly, Joanna Lumley. I spoke to her for a good ten minutes on the phone when I was at CWR. She didn't mind chatting away at all. Once again, a lovely person.
 

richnrg

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  • Oct 15, 2018
  • #45
clint van damme said:
I know some one who has worked with him, said he's a grade A prick.
Just one persons opinion of course.
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make that two

EDIT: Anal Davies that is, not Bob Mortimer, who is great!
 
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Otis

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  • Oct 15, 2018
  • #46
richnrg said:
make that two
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Why, who do YOU know who knows him?
 
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Sky_Blue_Daz

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  • Oct 15, 2018
  • #47
I heard that behind the scenes peter Kay is supposed to be a bit of a nob

They also told me Micheal McIntyre and mickey Flanagan are really nice blokes

I went to see Jon Richardson in earlier this year and he was really good
 

Otis

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  • Oct 15, 2018
  • #48
Sky_Blue_Daz said:
I heard that behind the scenes peter Kay is supposed to be a bit of a nob

They also told me Micheal McIntyre and mickey Flanagan are really nice blokes

I went to see Jon Richardson in earlier this year and he was really good
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You can actually see that McIntyre and Flanagan are nice. It just kind of shines through with them.

Surprised about Peter Kay if true. He always comes across as likeable.
 

Otis

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  • Oct 15, 2018
  • #49
Think I mentioned it before, but know some people who worked with Rowan Atkinson and they said that he was fine with adults, but not at all nice with the children on the show he was doing.
 

Sky_Blue_Daz

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  • Oct 15, 2018
  • #50
Otis said:
You can actually see that McIntyre and Flanagan are nice. It just kind of shines through with them.

Surprised about Peter Kay if true. He always comes across as likeable.
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Yeah the Peter Kay one surprised me he always seems so likeable
But the fella was a stage manager at an arena he played at but I had heard from someone who worked the circuits with him years ago and apparently he used to go over his allotted time and messed around with the microphone after his set in order to put other people off. It’s not uncommon when I worked on radio one presenter in particular would mess around with the faders and all sorts
 
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bezzer

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  • Oct 15, 2018
  • #51
clint van damme said:
I've just started getting into the world of podcasts, (any recommendations gratefully received)
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Flintoff, Savage and the Ping Pong guy.
 
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Otis

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  • Oct 15, 2018
  • #52
Sky_Blue_Daz said:
Yeah the Peter Kay one surprised me he always seems so likeable
But the fella was a stage manager at an arena he played at but I had heard from someone who worked the circuits with him years ago and apparently he used to go over his allotted time and messed around with the microphone after his set in order to put other people off. It’s not uncommon when I worked on radio one presenter in particular would mess around with the faders and all sorts
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Yeah.

I used to know one of the box office ladies at the old Cov Theatre. She would always tell me who was nice and who was horrible.
 
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Houchens Head

Fairly well known member from Malvern
  • Oct 15, 2018
  • #53
Otis said:
Yeah.

I used to know one of the box office ladies at the old Cov Theatre. She would always tell me who was nice and who was horrible.
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It rarely surprises me to hear about which "celeb" is decent and who isn't. Those "celebs" who demand everything in their dressing rooms and hotels are real snobs and I just don't have time for them.
 

Houchens Head

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  • Oct 15, 2018
  • #54
Just found this on YouTube. Have to say, I quite enjoyed it. Apologies to Bob.
 
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Captain Dart

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  • Oct 15, 2018
  • #55
bezzer said:
Flintoff, Savage and the Ping Pong guy.
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Peter Crouch is doing one that has got good reviews.
BBC Radio 5 live - That Peter Crouch Podcast - Downloads



Crouchy Ledge

5/5

By Freedshmeef
Crouchy this is good stuff, keep it rolling


Awesome listen

5/5

By The real Kevin C
Hilarious insight into the life of a footballer


Banter

5/5

By Ussi786
Top notch banter. A great series, long may it continue.
 

Grendel

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  • Oct 15, 2018
  • #56
Otis said:
Yeah.

I used to know one of the box office ladies at the old Cov Theatre. She would always tell me who was nice and who was horrible.
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There is one person who used to present a quiz show - almost the face of the channel - who was classed as "a national treasure" who was the most difficult, obnoxious man to deal with. He put his public persona on very well when required but way from that - God.
 

rob9872

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  • Oct 15, 2018
  • #57
Grendel said:
There is one person who used to present a quiz show - almost the face of the channel - who was classed as "a national treasure" who was the most difficult, obnoxious man to deal with. He put his public persona on very well when required but way from that - God.
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I'm guessing Bruce Forsythe, Bob Monkhouse or Richard Whitely ...
 

Otis

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  • Oct 15, 2018
  • #58
Terry Wigan sprang to mind, but I thought he WAS supposed to be nice.
 

Grendel

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  • Oct 15, 2018
  • #59
rob9872 said:
I'm guessing Bruce Forsythe, Bob Monkhouse or Richard Whitely ...
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Correct on number three
 

Otis

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  • Oct 15, 2018
  • #60
Yeah, funnily enough now you've said that I could definitely see how that could have been the case.
 

Sky_Blue_Daz

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  • Oct 15, 2018
  • #61











Ya fuckin Doyle
 

Skybluefaz

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  • Oct 16, 2018
  • #62
clint van damme said:
I've just started getting into the world of podcasts, (any recommendations gratefully received), his Athletico Mince podcast is very funny.
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I enjoyed listening to the infinite monkey cage podcast when I was on nights Brian Cox and Robin Ince. Highly recommend it.
 
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Skybluefaz

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  • Oct 16, 2018
  • #63

Don't know if this has been posted but it's one of my favourite Bob songs from Athletico Mince for obvious reasons.
 

skybluetony176

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  • Oct 19, 2018
  • #64
Johny Vegas was on favourite sketches last night and picked this one from Vic and Bob. Always thought that they were two of the funniest guys on TV myself
 

ajsccfc

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  • Oct 19, 2018
  • #65
I feel duty bound to add this to the thread too

 
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Captain Dart

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  • Oct 19, 2018
  • #66
Skybluefaz said:
I enjoyed listening to the infinite monkey cage podcast when I was on nights Brian Cox and Robin Ince. Highly recommend it.
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Saw Robin Ince live in the summer, he was well funny in a very unconventional way. His impression of Brian Cox is basically Alan Bennett talking about heat death of the universe whilst smiling.
 

skybluetony176

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  • Oct 19, 2018
  • #67
I went to see Sarah Millican at the weekend and have to say it was the performance of an artist at the top of their game. Brilliant is an understatement. Best stand up I’ve watched live by a country mile.
 

Mcbean

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  • Oct 19, 2018
  • #68
Captain Dart said:
Peter Crouch is doing one that has got good reviews.
BBC Radio 5 live - That Peter Crouch Podcast - Downloads



Crouchy Ledge

5/5

By Freedshmeef
Crouchy this is good stuff, keep it rolling


Awesome listen

5/5

By The real Kevin C
Hilarious insight into the life of a footballer


Banter

5/5

By Ussi786
Top notch banter. A great series, long may it continue.
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Yep these are good for a laugh - i particularly like the line - How did you bag Abi ?
 

tommydazzle

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  • Oct 19, 2018
  • #69
Captain Dart said:
Saw Robin Ince live in the summer, he was well funny in a very unconventional way. His impression of Brian Cox is basically Alan Bennett talking about heat death of the universe whilst smiling.
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Yup seen him twice and it's almost a conversational routine and very funny. He's always in the bar afterwards and welcomes anyone to join him for a drink and a chat.
 

Otis

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  • Oct 19, 2018
  • #70
skybluetony176 said:
Johny Vegas was on favourite sketches last night and picked this one from Vic and Bob. Always thought that they were two of the funniest guys on TV myself
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No. Didn't even break into a grin there. Sorry.
 
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