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Anyone watch his stand up thing on Saturday? The guy is a complete genius. Argos: Its like playing the lottery or bingo where everyone is a winner! The little pens to fill yer numbers in on the little piece of paper and then you wait for your number to be called. You then wait for the 'keepers of the treasure to give you your gift'......I thought it was funny anyway! Went shopping there yesterday with my mum and told her about it. When our number came up we both called 'bingo!'........yes......we did get some weird looks.....and that kind of added to the comedy.... |
Bill Bailey
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GTBurns 1,772 posts
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Registered 17 years agoWhat I saw of it was quality! Then I bloody accidentally deleted it in my Sky+ planner (*grrr!)
The Argos, "...laminated book of dreams" sketch was indeed genius. Though I could quite feasibly laugh at Bailey's facial expressions for an hour!
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WoodenSpoon 12,360 posts
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Registered 18 years agoPart Troll? -
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Part Troll?
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Mike_Hunt 23,524 posts
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Registered 18 years agoYou actually shout "house", not "bingo".
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Apparently.
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Mike_Hunt wrote:
You actually shout "house", not "bingo".
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Apparently.
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I wouldn't know for sure.
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True....although I have never been.....;0)
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GTBurns 1,772 posts
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Registered 17 years agoWoodenSpoon wrote:
Part Troll?
Hmmm. Looks like my untimely deletion could prove an expensive mistake!
/clicks 'BUY'
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Dont fit snake detectors with Dolby..... -
Mr_Sleep 23,499 posts
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Registered 19 years agoEven better live at a gig, went to see him in Shaftesbury Avenue and he was brilliant, although his material does get recycled a little.
Somehow he can manage to get his PA set exactly right. I wonder why they can't do it at any gig I've been to? -
Nasty 4,837 posts
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Registered 16 years ago"Cat calls out in the night......" -
Neverness 1,186 posts
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Registered 18 years agoTis very funny, though scarily similar to his old stuff.
I was a bit pissed off about this to be honest, I got it from my wife for Chrismas, then they show it on TV stupidly soon after! -
warlockuk 19,500 posts
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Registered 16 years agoMr Sleep wrote:
Synths are easier to mix? ...and also he's not competing with a whole band's sound I guess.
Somehow he can manage to get his PA set exactly right. I wonder why they can't do it at any gig I've been to?
Maybe the bands you've seen need better amps / sound techs? Which bands were they? -
Mr_Sleep 23,499 posts
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Registered 19 years agowarlockuk wrote:
He also manages to get his guitars to be perfect as well. I'm being a little glib but it is a reasonable question. I've done PA work myself and it really isn't that difficult to get right.
Synths are easier to mix? ...and also he's not competing with a whole band's sound I guess.
Maybe the bands you've seen need better amps / sound techs? Which bands were they?
Example is pretty much every indie gig I go to. The Kills and Six by Seven are the worst offenders, it was just dire. It ruined the gig completely. Franz Ferdinand had the same problem during their gig at Brixton a while back, their first half was excellent but the second half got worse and worse due to the sound. Maybe I was spoiled by going to the RAH -
Epitaph 860 posts
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Registered 17 years agoSaw him on C4 a few weeks ago, first time exposing myself to his live show.
Must say he was brilliant. Very refined and "sharp" comedy - no time wasted faffing about - but with a hint of Izzard-like rambling, threatening to burst forth.
"Our love was like a snowflake on the eyelash of a startled deer" = teh funn3h.
The Kraftwerk version of the Hockey-Kockey was effin' surreal though o_0 -
urban 13,105 posts
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Registered 16 years agoguys guys guys .....buy this boxset if you like his comedy
black books complete box set
from Graham Linehan, co-writer of 'Father Ted', comes a new cult comedy set in a second hand bookshop. Dylan Moran stars as the bohemian, and frequently drunk, owner who has one major problem with his line of work: he hates customers. Help is soon at hand, however, in the form of mild-mannered Manny (Bill Bailey), who proves to be something of a star at selling books, and Fran (Tamsin Greig), who owns the shop next door...
me and the girlfriend after waiting a very long time for it to come out finally finished watching all of the episodes last night
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heh, I went to see Part Troll live when it was in Liverpool. He had me in tears with that Argos thing. -
Khanivor 44,563 posts
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Registered 19 years agoAn older show from 2001 was on Paramount 2 last night. Lots of music-based stuff. The different nationalities of police sirens was inspired. As the gig was in Wales and he'd lived there for a while he gently took the piss out of them throughout the show. The biggest laugh was about a cheese toastie, national dish of Wales.
I got the Part Troll DVD for chrimbo as well, but some git has borrowed it without leaving a giant note as to their identity on my DVD shelf. So I've no idea where it is and I haven't even seen it yet.
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GTBurns 1,772 posts
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Registered 17 years agoOtto? Is UKNova closed for good now?
Wondered (as it's been on TV) whether BB's Part Troll might be doing the rounds on there?
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quantumsheep 3,128 posts
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Registered 19 years agoPeople are very unkind and say I look like him.
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warlockuk 19,500 posts
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Registered 16 years agoGTBurns wrote:
It was up earlier. They normally have "high load" messages when they're overloaded...
Otto? Is UKNova closed for good now? -
GTBurns 1,772 posts
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Registered 17 years agoQuality. Will try later. Ta! .gif)
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mojojojomo 138 posts
Registered 16 years agoI saw that Part Troll DVD and think he was much better live in Dublin, the venue was smaller and the crowd were louder
did anyone who saw the live show and DVD notice that the 'crowd' 'shouts' the EXACT same thing though??
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Nemesis 19,743 posts
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Registered 19 years agoThe part where he gets everyone doing a singular clap as a sound effect is pure genius.
It could be something else. I'm still a bit out of sync with the flu.
Also the gig at the Wyndham Theatre didn't recycle much material. I think Otto caught a bad night.gif)
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President_Weasel 12,355 posts
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Registered 16 years agoHe performed Unisex Chip Shop with Billy Bragg once. Wish I'd seen that.
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I thought he was better back when the majority of his material was music-based. Bit like Billy Connolly. The more straight stand-up he does, the less original he seems. But that's probably because I've heard all his material from the last three or four years so many times I know it off by heart. He is great, though. -
Heheh. Yeah. It's "Quislings" btw.
My fave BB songs:
Hats off to the Badgers
Beautiful Ladies in Emergency Situations
Beethoven's Lost Penny
Cockney Medley
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The Wales show is the Bewilderness DVD. Worth picking up. -
It was working for me over the weekend. There was something odd last week where I couldn't get any kind of access to it at all, they said they'd been having some trouble but I think it was purely traffic-related, not anything more sinister.
QS, I don't think you look like him. Well, apart from the obvious. No, he's a Klingon, you're Nikolai Dante, so worry not.
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