Butchbodey
08-11-2005, 17:38
At the Civic last night??
Very funny. On a par with Peter Kay, in some ways better.
Very funny. On a par with Peter Kay, in some ways better.
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Stan Cutlass
08-11-2005, 17:41
Very funny. On a par with Peter Kay, in some ways better.
He's a bit slimmer, i'll give you that...
He's a bit slimmer, i'll give you that...
Molineuxmessiah
08-11-2005, 17:42
At the Civic last night??
Very funny. On a par with Peter Kay, in some ways better.
Didn't see him no but have seen him in stand up. Not in the same league as Peter Kay or Lee Evans imo.
Very funny. On a par with Peter Kay, in some ways better.
Didn't see him no but have seen him in stand up. Not in the same league as Peter Kay or Lee Evans imo.
Butchbodey
08-11-2005, 17:44
Yeah I thought that before I went, Have seen all three though and maybe he has had a bit of practise. He brought the house down last night.
In Hod We Trust
08-11-2005, 17:49
He was awesome last night, very much "The Darkside" of Peter Kay.... Never stopped laughing all the way through, does anyone the girl who blabbed on her mate about the STD clinic smileys/smiley36.gifsmileys/smiley36.gifpriceless
Butchbodey
08-11-2005, 17:52
Yeah thought the support act was good too. But Paddy was in a class of his own.
The interaction with the crowd was spot on.
The interaction with the crowd was spot on.
Scott.Cooper
08-11-2005, 18:54
Yeah, really enjoyed it last night.
Ive seen Lee Evans three times, both are very funny but in different ways.
Was impressed with the Support act last night too - great value for money.
Ive seen Lee Evans three times, both are very funny but in different ways.
Was impressed with the Support act last night too - great value for money.
Sideshow Bob
08-11-2005, 19:40
Had a good night, still think he's hanging in Peter Kays shadow but funny nevertheless.
Thought he could have cut down the time with his Jack Dee reading out messages though.
Support was rather good as well.
Thought he could have cut down the time with his Jack Dee reading out messages though.
Support was rather good as well.
Papa
08-11-2005, 20:53
Martin McGuinness is far funnier.
johnybig32
08-11-2005, 21:13
my dad saw him and keeps saying baldy bouncer?
Bankswolf II
08-11-2005, 21:24
Peter Kay used to be funny but unfortuantly hasnt actully done any new live shows for a bit now, I noticed that he has released a DVD of his gig in manchester which is basically the same as the one he did in Notlob.
Speaken of which anyone watch Dave Spikey because my mate went to see him and wasnt too overly impressed, what did others think of him?
Speaken of which anyone watch Dave Spikey because my mate went to see him and wasnt too overly impressed, what did others think of him?
johnybig32
08-11-2005, 21:30
no matter who you ask about, no1 will beat lee evans imo!!
i rather do like jimmy carr tho, and that bailey chap is pretty funny!
i rather do like jimmy carr tho, and that bailey chap is pretty funny!
Jim Bowen
08-11-2005, 21:35
lee evans is a nutter! top quality though. i never get bored of watching his live at wembley dvd
jim bowen is still number 1 though, obviously
jim bowen is still number 1 though, obviously
Scott.Cooper
08-11-2005, 21:44
Dave Spikey is pretty good - and he has his second DVD out today.
Does anyone know who the support act for Paddy was last night?
Does anyone know who the support act for Paddy was last night?
Guests
08-11-2005, 21:50
Funniest comedian i've ever seen is that American/Canadian bloke whos
always on QI and Have I got news for you. Name escpes me at the moment.
I saw Harry Hill at the Civic a few years ago - Utter s!$*e.
always on QI and Have I got news for you. Name escpes me at the moment.
I saw Harry Hill at the Civic a few years ago - Utter s!$*e.
Jim Bowen
08-11-2005, 21:52
Funniest comedian i've ever seen is that American/Canadian bloke whos
always on QI and Have I got news for you. Name escpes me at the moment.
he was on jack dee at the apollo the other week, he's very good. cant remember his name either.
always on QI and Have I got news for you. Name escpes me at the moment.
he was on jack dee at the apollo the other week, he's very good. cant remember his name either.
Kenny-11
08-11-2005, 21:53
Rich Hall?
http://www.theage.com.au/ffximage/2005/03/31/rich_hall_narrowweb__200x258.jpg
http://www.theage.com.au/ffximage/2005/03/31/rich_hall_narrowweb__200x258.jpg
Guests
08-11-2005, 21:54
Yeah, his Tom Cruise joke is a classic smileys/smiley36.gif
Kenny-11
08-11-2005, 21:55
Yeah, his Tom Cruise joke is a classic smileys/smiley36.gif
care to share?
care to share?
Ogerp
08-11-2005, 22:02
I saw Harry Hill at the Civic a few years ago - Utter s!$*e.
smileys/smiley7.gif
Eh, I was on stage that night with Stuffer the cat.smileys/smiley2.gif
smileys/smiley7.gif
Eh, I was on stage that night with Stuffer the cat.smileys/smiley2.gif
Guests
08-11-2005, 22:12
Yeah, his Tom Cruise joke is a classic smileys/smiley36.gif
care to share?
If I could remember it I would.
It was a joke about how all Cruises films have the same plot. Very funny when he does it in his dead pan style.
care to share?
If I could remember it I would.
It was a joke about how all Cruises films have the same plot. Very funny when he does it in his dead pan style.
Guests
08-11-2005, 22:15
I saw Harry Hill at the Civic a few years ago - Utter s!$*e.
smileys/smiley7.gif
Eh, I was on stage that night with Stuffer the cat.smileys/smiley2.gif
He's probably still doing the rice pudding "i left it to soak so when i
get back it'll just need the one wipe - so you can imagine
how smug im feeling" and the happy days sketch to this day. He was
pretty funny on that TV burp show but i dont rate his stand up stuff.
Edited by: rain man
smileys/smiley7.gif
Eh, I was on stage that night with Stuffer the cat.smileys/smiley2.gif
He's probably still doing the rice pudding "i left it to soak so when i
get back it'll just need the one wipe - so you can imagine
how smug im feeling" and the happy days sketch to this day. He was
pretty funny on that TV burp show but i dont rate his stand up stuff.
Edited by: rain man
Ogerp
08-11-2005, 22:32
The Marc Bolan gag was funny though.......if only he had took the swan.
Stay away from the flats.Edited by: Ogerp
Stay away from the flats.Edited by: Ogerp
Golden Bull
08-11-2005, 23:23
He was fantastic. Better than Peter Kay IMO.
Met him aftrewards, top bloke
Met him aftrewards, top bloke
-MTW-
09-11-2005, 02:31
http://www.kbnet.co.uk/bedford/town/pictures_of_bedford/al_murray.jpg
One of the best gigs I have ever been to - last sunday at the Lowry.
The man even stayed on to take questions from the crowd at the end.
One of the best gigs I have ever been to - last sunday at the Lowry.
The man even stayed on to take questions from the crowd at the end.
Molineuxmessiah
09-11-2005, 06:48
Peter Kay will be touring again next year i think.
I'm going to get the Jimmy Carr and Jack Dee DVDS for Crimbo i reckon.
I'm going to get the Jimmy Carr and Jack Dee DVDS for Crimbo i reckon.
RoffeyWolf
09-11-2005, 08:53
Yeah, his Tom Cruise joke is a classic smileys/smiley36.gif
care to share?
If I could remember it I would.
It was a joke about how all Cruises films have the same plot. Very funny when he does it in his dead pan style.
Tom Cruise plays a racing driver/cocktail maker/jet pilot/sports agent/
He's a pretty good racing driver/cocktail maker/jet pilot/sports agent/
He has a crisis of confidence.
Meets a woman who restores his confidence.
Edited by: RoffeyWolf
care to share?
If I could remember it I would.
It was a joke about how all Cruises films have the same plot. Very funny when he does it in his dead pan style.
Tom Cruise plays a racing driver/cocktail maker/jet pilot/sports agent/
He's a pretty good racing driver/cocktail maker/jet pilot/sports agent/
He has a crisis of confidence.
Meets a woman who restores his confidence.
Edited by: RoffeyWolf
paddingtonwolf
09-11-2005, 08:57
Yeah thought the support act was good too. But Paddy was in a class of his own.
Very kind of you to say so!smileys/smiley2.gif
Very kind of you to say so!smileys/smiley2.gif
yammer
09-11-2005, 09:00
did he use the phrase "dink dank doo" at any point?
Stan Cutlass
09-11-2005, 09:02
Met him aftrewards, top bloke
But was the feeling mutual?
But was the feeling mutual?
Butchbodey
09-11-2005, 09:35
There was a bit of a dink dank doo.
He reminded me of a cross between Frank Skinner and Peter Kay with a smattering of Chubby Brown chucked in.
He reminded me of a cross between Frank Skinner and Peter Kay with a smattering of Chubby Brown chucked in.
Butchbodey
09-11-2005, 10:09
And when I say Frank Skinner I mean his early stand-up which won him the Perrier Award. He was funny in the early days.
