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Didn't realise he was a comedian.
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always reminds me of norman wisdom but less funny
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I think people who go to see him laugh because others are laughing. Either that or they pump laughing gas into the arena. Because he actually does not tell any jokes.
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I went to one of his gigs,and I had to tell jokes to myself
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He was amusing when he first started out but now a one trick pony, similar to Jim Carrey.
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I have tried to watch him many times to see if i'm missing something. I'm convinced people are laughing because other's are laughing. I bet if you ask any leaving the gig to tell you something funny from the gig they wouldn't be able to. Comedians today in general are dire. Jimmy Carr is stealing a living. Bill Hicks, Robin Williams (Live at the met) is a level above anything today. There is good comedians out there but most are just bland.
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The missus has bought tickets for John Bishop, and i have to go. Anybody seen him live? What is in store for me?
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bad luck.
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It's funny that comedy, an art form designed primarily to make people happy (however temporarily), inspires such fierce contempt in people.
As far as I'm concerned the aforementioned Evans and Carrey are rubbish, but that's just because I don't like their particular physical brand of comedy. Some people do, and good for them. Two of, in fact possibly the two, most famous comedians of all time are Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin, and their comedy was entirely physical (at least in their heyday). Even so, I don't like it. It's funny that anfeild mentioned Carr and Hicks. Carr tells jokes. Hicks was all about narrative. I've watched a couple of his DVDs and I'm pretty sure he never told a joke. He's most famous for angry, narrative polemic told with excellent timing. They both make me laugh. Bishop is way too family/granny friendly for my liking, but someone has to do the gig. |
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Bishop is about right for his age group imo
Told a story once about how he is always accidentally embarassing his teenage daughters. He heard their mates had just had a birthday. How old are you now love? 18 - all legal You were legal two years ago! I meant to drive. |
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Seems like im in for a fun time.
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As funny as chilblains.
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yeah or maybe change it "to vote"
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oh ok. I once sh1t myself in Tescos in Hammersmith, so I'll drop them a line.
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He's not well,like many others before.
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I've seen Bishop and he is good my daughters off to see him again on Saturday.
My top current comedians Tim Vine Mark Watson |
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Or, "My mate told me he slipped over on a fresh pile of sh1t in Lidl"
"Fook off" says I, "I've never seen anything fresh in Lidl" Coat? |
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very good Des
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anfeild 20 Nov 14 10:52
Robin Williams (Live at the met) is a level above anything today. I recorded that on VHS from the telly, still got it here somewhere, He was facking superb that night. |
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Newsflash# Lee Evans staying in "comedy" Athos have passed him fit for work.
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Yeah call a taxi brillant gig.
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Suppose its each to their own. However Lee Evans following does baffle me. I don't understand how he is so big. Fair play but just don't get him. Some of the bbc comedians are stealing a living imo. Sarah Macmillan and Miranda Hart are on the gravy boat.
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* some stuff
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Jim Carey is the funniest man alive in my book.
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Problem is once you've watched Citizen Khan nothing else quite matches up to it
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I caught some of Khan on comic relief, is his show better as on that he was horrendously unfunny and just very annoying, I couldn't sit and watch that for any length of time. Even Lee Evans is better.
Bishop is declining with age, a bit sort of self aware warm and smug now but still infintely better than Russell Brand ever was or will be. |
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As Stewart Lee so memorably said "everyone seems to like all those 'Russell comedians' these days for some reason dont they"
One of the most embarassing things Id seen was Russell Kane doing that standup show where they are given topics and they have to make srtuff up and be funny on the spot. He totally died on his 'arris. If you like something different and totally unique, though I can understand he's not everyones taste, then you cant beat a bit of this man https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONG1obhsYzM |
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Lee Evans retiring from comedy is like a Division 2 footballer who has never played for England retiring from international football.
Yet, gun to head, I would still rather watch him than Russell Howard. Actually, scrap that, I'll just let them pull the trigger. |
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Stewart Lee, Sean Lock, Lee Mack, Milton Jones, Tim Vine, many more. There's a very long list of good comedians out there, but it's that tw*t Brand who's the most rich and famous.
Brand couldn't fill Stewart Lee's trousers. I mean literally, Lee's been eating too many pies and Brand has the build of crackhead! |
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Good piano player .....
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must of the funny ones aren't on the box. they're down at Jongleurs keeping it real brother.
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Stewart Lee is excellent as is Sean Lock. Lee's top gear sketch is probably the best sketch i have ever heard from any comedian. Up there with Bill Hicks on the la riots.
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Stewert Lee is the best comedia in the UK by a million miles.
The likes of Russel Howard, Miranda Heart, Millican etc are not fit to be compared to Lee. |
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Which top gear sketch? There is one sketch where he wishes that Richard Hammond had died and that Jeremy Clarkson's daughters died/went blind or something. proper funny.
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Which top gear sketch? There is one sketch where he wishes that Richard Hammond had died and that Jeremy Clarkson's daughters died/went blind or something. proper funny.
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