I like how they went out of their way to get the gang together and record some new material just because they couldn't pass up on the comedic opportunity of the worst terrorist attack in history.
"The tower I'm in is collapsing, I'm collapsing, Chris, under the sheer... I've managed.. I'm out! I'm out!.. Uuh.. I'm very.. fu.. rumd.. I'm not there." Great "corresponding", Peter.
You’ve heard of people being told to not go to work that day? It’s bollocks of course. But what about someone being told to travel there from the UK? Did Morris know? The hi fivers knew
Oh, bless. I live in NYC. On 9/11, I was a few miles north in the Chelsea neighborhood watching in disbelief on 18th Street and 6th Avenue as the North Tower fell. This track is the first time I've laughed at anything related to that event. Kudos to Chris and Armando.
@@rantingwrench Comedy is born of tragedy. The human conditions self-defence mechanism. I was laughing the same day. Not at the events, but the crazy stuff we came up with hide the pain.
I kind of love that the humour of this isn't really at the expense of the people who died in the attacks but at Peter O'Hanraha-hanrahan, who is once again shown up by Chris for his incompetence.
@@markdaly1903 I think he was interviewed relatively recently and when asked if he would do something like this now, he cited that the way modern politics/news is, it is basically a parody of itself anyway. Brexit related headlines these days can look like they've been written by The Daily Mash and the actual goings on in government can seem like a plot for an episode of The Thick of It.
"What is a hijacked airliner and does it crash?" I've wet myself laughing. No matter where you travel in the World, nobody does satirical humour better than the Brits. Love it.
This is brilliant, it's quite amazing that he's taken a subject matter where if anyone makes any kind of comedy about it they are slaughtered and everyone jumps on the bandwagon but he's managed to make it so no one can possibly complain or be 'offended' about this.
Leave it to the genius of Chris Morris to create humour about September 11th without being gross or disrespectfull to those who died. Excellent stuff :)
This remains one of the funniest things I have ever seen or heard. Congratulations to Chris and team. I pull this out all the time if I need a ‘hey if you like that, you’d like this’ quid pro status quo
"BE QUIET!" !!!!!!!!! Absolutely epic! After I picked myself up off the floor and breathed in again I find this sketch rather moving. I think that makes it genius.
A small note of pedantry : Morris is telling O'Hanraha-Hanrahan to keep watching a recording of the footage, whereas O'Hanraha-Hanrahan ends up treating it as live. The game's up Peter!
Peter's job is to know what's happening in New York, so the gag is everyone in the world knows what's happened except him. The same 'crap at their only job' joke was used repeatedly in the Armando Iannucci Shows, it wouldn't surprise me if it was Armando's idea.
The Peter O'Hanraha-hanrahan character was inspired by hapless hack Richard Whitmore, but got his name from BBC's Brian Hanrahan. The character was created by Stewart Lee and Richard Herring for the second series of 'On the Hour', the radio precursor to 'The Day Today'. (Morris and Ianucci were the showrunners for the radio version and the actors also obviously came up with ideas. Patrick Marber - who portrayed O'Hanraha-hanrahan - is now a famous playwright. The hapless journo was created by Lee & Herring though, as I said. They didn't work on the TV show though.)
'Well I-ah. Ah. Oh my God. Er, one of the towers has collapsed, fortunately not the one I'm in, the other one, the one I'm in is, is, one of the tow-the other tow-THE TOWER I'M IN IS COLLAPSING!'
@ascolti It is Chris Morris and Patrick Marber. It was an easter egg extra on the Day Today special edition DVD. There's also two with Morris and Steve Coogan as Alan Partridge, plus one other which is a reunion of the cast, such as Peter, Valerie Sinatra and Brant, the visual cartoonist from The Daily Telegraph & Partridge.
I don't think it's the slightest bit offensive. The joke throughout The Day Today was that Peter was always getting the news wrong, so they thought "what's biggest most world-changing event he could lie about?". It's less of a joke about 9/11 more just again natural peak/end point for a long-running joke.
This was done for the DVD release of The Day Today in 2004. Members of the original cast got back together to do some easter eggs, like this one.
I like how they went out of their way to get the gang together and record some new material just because they couldn't pass up on the comedic opportunity of the worst terrorist attack in history.
Yes, actually
"..... I slept longer than I anticipated"
Just terrific delivery.
Jet lag from the UK, can’t blame him.
"Floor 107 no longer gives a particularly good view of New York" lmao
“Well it does from where I’m sitting Chris.”
This is sooo wholesome 😳❤️
"Peter,you've added nothing".
"It's now part of the basement."
@@lunaticberserker5869 I love Chris so much.
"So the meetings are going ahead?!"
"...That's right Chris..."
love that moment of hesitation, like he's realised something might be going on
I think Peter's expense claims might need quite a thorough checking by Chris when he gets back to Blighty !
‘You overslept?’
‘I slept longer than I’d anticipated’
"Floor 107 no longer gives a particularly good view of the city."
"Well it does from where I'm sitting."
"It's now part of the basement."
My favourite line is spoken before the Peter sketch even begins.
'What is a Hijacked Airliner, and how does it "crash"?'
@makadeni123 It is there, at 0:06!
@makadeni123 Just one of those Peter O'Hanraha Hanrahan moments!
Like this. BOOOOOOOOOOM!
The way he says "crash" in the nonchalant news reporter way
@@programmer1840 CRASH
"The tower I'm in is collapsing, I'm collapsing, Chris, under the sheer... I've managed.. I'm out! I'm out!.. Uuh.. I'm very.. fu.. rumd.. I'm not there."
Great "corresponding", Peter.
Next up, Peter covers the Jan 6 riot.
Chris: Whats German for 30%
Peter: Trenta percenta
Trenter percenter. It's German, not Spanish.
@@rocketman584 Spanish is treinta porciento, not trenta percenta. lol
@@mcspeedypantsjr5713 that's the joke
Ich... nichten lichten
Cobweb!
the brief slience before "You're at the World Trade Centre?!" kills me
I love the way Morriss dismissively says "Peter, you've added nothing."
And shortly afterward screams "be quiet!!!!!!!" lolz
I bet Chris secretly wished Peter hadn't overslept.
He hadn't overslept, he slept longer than he'd anticipated
I think he quite openly wished that.
You’ve heard of people being told to not go to work that day? It’s bollocks of course. But what about someone being told to travel there from the UK? Did Morris know?
The hi fivers knew
Secretly?
"The tower I'm in is collapsing! I'm collapsing, Chris...under the sheer...I've managed - I'M OUT!" XD
The 9th of November was tough day for all of us
Reclaim the date!
This is why we had ours on 7/7.
Oh, bless. I live in NYC. On 9/11, I was a few miles north in the Chelsea neighborhood watching in disbelief on 18th Street and 6th Avenue as the North Tower fell. This track is the first time I've laughed at anything related to that event. Kudos to Chris and Armando.
It took 20 years for you to laugh at a 9/11 joke?
@@Poopmannn They literally watched thousands of people die, so probably, yes.
@@rantingwrench Comedy is born of tragedy. The human conditions self-defence mechanism. I was laughing the same day. Not at the events, but the crazy stuff we came up with hide the pain.
The day after the attacks I went into KFC and ordered two Flaming Tower Burgers, but they refused. To be fair, I was 15.
@@thedoveston6781 the fella selling hot dogs outside the WTC is still looking for the bloke who ordered the two Jumbos.
"I'm out! I'm out!...err...I'm very for...run!..I'm not there" has me absolutely howling
"Peter, you've added nothing." - Pretty much sums up 24-hour rolling news coverage.
I think it's more of a problem when they do add something.
"The sound insulation in these building is extraordinary" lol.
The "ah..ahhh....oh my god" when he sees the news footage is perfect.
"I slept longer than I anticipated"
I'm collapsing, chris!
powernoid
- I lost it there as well.
'You overslept'
'I slept longer than anticipated'
Funny right up to the bit where you realise Peter's incompetance actually saved his life, and the characters realise it too
Have to listen every year on this day
Woman gets on a plane and is very nervous. She asks the steward "How often do planes crash?" The steward replied "Only once."
I kind of love that the humour of this isn't really at the expense of the people who died in the attacks but at Peter O'Hanraha-hanrahan, who is once again shown up by Chris for his incompetence.
Perfect. Absolutely perfect. Chris Morris is a true genius.
Chris Morris needs to return to television. The modern day news is crying out for the kind of satire and parody, that only he can provide!
@@markdaly1903 I think he was interviewed relatively recently and when asked if he would do something like this now, he cited that the way modern politics/news is, it is basically a parody of itself anyway. Brexit related headlines these days can look like they've been written by The Daily Mash and the actual goings on in government can seem like a plot for an episode of The Thick of It.
@@Renji1 those are the headlines god I wish they weren't
'THIS IS THE NEEEEWS !! ........Happy Now ?! '
Weve been making this joke for 9 years now
Despite the characters Morris portrays on screen the man himself is actually very modest and withdrawn.
"What is a hijacked airliner and does it crash?"
I've wet myself laughing.
No matter where you travel in the World, nobody does satirical humour better than the Brits. Love it.
We used to do it well.
‘I’m collapsing Chris!’
I'm out!
As with everything that Chris Morris does this is so well thought out, so perfectly executed and so hysterically funny
‘Sipping a cappuccino’
This is brilliant, it's quite amazing that he's taken a subject matter where if anyone makes any kind of comedy about it they are slaughtered and everyone jumps on the bandwagon but he's managed to make it so no one can possibly complain or be 'offended' about this.
1:07 floor 107 is now part of the basement
CHRIS MORRIS DONE NINE ELEVEN
How strange that the time of this video where he say's that is 1 minute and 07 seconds in
@@footielad8301 yes, very strange anomaly. Did you report it on facebook?
‘Floor 107... sipping a cappuccino’😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"well, there's a plane and- actually we didnt hear that, the soundproofing in these buildings!" might be my favoruite line but god it is hard to pick
Absolutely brilliant, I wish they'd do more of these as online specials for all major news stories.
So do I, doubt it ever will though due to C4 blacklisting Chris Morris
Classic, this is sheer awesomeness.
'I'm collapsing...I managed...I'm out I'm out'.
10 years on - It never gets old!
20 years on - it really never gets old!
I'm an American, and I loved this. Good work.
Fresh, pure genius every time I listen again.
Peter’s lines are so perfect
I'm American and I cried when I heard this. I laughed until I cried.
me too. I can't imagine tsomething like this getting done here now, much less in 2004.
I can only imagine what the world would be like if Peter had woken up on time.
We’d have lost the news
"A very grey day ... a very grey day for the World, Chris"
Oh sweet jesus I misheard it as „a very great day for the world“
You’ve added nothing
Leave it to the genius of Chris Morris to create humour about September 11th without being gross or disrespectfull to those who died.
Excellent stuff :)
are you still alive? also i wish he was nicer to Peter
Not your words, the words of Shakin Stevens.
"It says right here, 35,000 dead."
"Let me see your notes."
"Um... It's 3,500 Chris!"
“Peter O’Hanrahanran there, live in New York. 🙂”
Sipping a cappucino.
This is immense; Chris Morris is beyond legendary. Cannot wait till Four Lions.
It's bigger than that Epistem, it's large.
This truly was Peter's 9/11
"Peter you've added nothing." The polite venom.
'The sound insulation in this building is extraordinary.'
Hilarious!
I slept longer than I'd anticipated.
This remains one of the funniest things I have ever seen or heard. Congratulations to Chris and team.
I pull this out all the time if I need a ‘hey if you like that, you’d like this’ quid pro status quo
"BE QUIET!" !!!!!!!!! Absolutely epic! After I picked myself up off the floor and breathed in again I find this sketch rather moving. I think that makes it genius.
When he pretends he’s going over to a tv in the restaurant rather than just switching the one in his hotel room on...
I love 2:06, when O'Hanrahan realizes the enormity of his mistake.
"Ah... Ah..."
Chris Morris is simply a comedy god!
Christ I was laughing uncontrollably at this. AWESOME CLIP!
“Could almost be looking at myself if I waved” lmao
Comedy on such a different level that, it’s thought, even dogs can hear things we can’t 😂
Chris Morris is Genius!! Wish this and Brass Eye and was back on TV again.
Only Chris Morris could be that funny just saying the word "gleaned".
Matt Berry could be a worthy challenger.
Peter you've lost the news!
"I'm a man standing in his hotel room."
HAHAHAHAHAAHAAAA!!!
A small note of pedantry : Morris is telling O'Hanraha-Hanrahan to keep watching a recording of the footage, whereas O'Hanraha-Hanrahan ends up treating it as live. The game's up Peter!
Peter, you have added nothing.
It's a clear crisp morning in New York, Chris.
Asif Khan Crackle of anticipation among the delegates at breakfast
"Actually we didn't hear that"
The sound insulation in those buildings was extraordinary.
"Are you near a television? I'd like you to turn it on. Tell me what you can see." lol
Farkin hell, I had no idea this went out! Great stuff and always good to hear Peter on the airwaves.
The actor playing Peter is an Oscar nominated writer, Patrick Marber
this and brass eye are the best shows ever shown on TV
"The sound insulation in this building is extraordinary"
peter o'hanraha hanrahan was one of the few people who was actually "supposed to be there that day"
It's a clear, crisp morning in New York Chris.
Would you like to revise your appraisal of the situation in the light of the information that you have just gleaned?
I remember accidentally finding this Easter egg and nevwr found it again until today
Extremely funny. I just sprayed biscuit onto my laptop in laughter. I like this. I like this a lot.
the second tower is collapsing...
i'm collapsing...
i'm out! i'm out!!
loooooooooooooooooooooooool
Peter's job is to know what's happening in New York, so the gag is everyone in the world knows what's happened except him.
The same 'crap at their only job' joke was used repeatedly in the Armando Iannucci Shows, it wouldn't surprise me if it was Armando's idea.
wtc 7 has collapsed!
The Peter O'Hanraha-hanrahan character was inspired by hapless hack Richard Whitmore, but got his name from BBC's Brian Hanrahan. The character was created by Stewart Lee and Richard Herring for the second series of 'On the Hour', the radio precursor to 'The Day Today'. (Morris and Ianucci were the showrunners for the radio version and the actors also obviously came up with ideas. Patrick Marber - who portrayed O'Hanraha-hanrahan - is now a famous playwright. The hapless journo was created by Lee & Herring though, as I said. They didn't work on the TV show though.)
'I'm collapsing, Chris!!!'
On disc 1 enter the episode select screen and then press title to return to the main menu.
Remain idle on the main menu...
The sound insulation line...absolute genius
"It's now part of the basement."
For once Peter’s complete ineptitude actually saved him
'Well I-ah. Ah. Oh my God. Er, one of the towers has collapsed, fortunately not the one I'm in, the other one, the one I'm in is, is, one of the tow-the other tow-THE TOWER I'M IN IS COLLAPSING!'
I'M COLLAPSING, CHRIS
I didn't know this existed. It's fantastic.
I just realised that if Peter would have woken up in time, he would have been at the World Trade Center during the attack
"Peter, you've added nothing."
"eggs over pretty grim"
@ascolti It is Chris Morris and Patrick Marber. It was an easter egg extra on the Day Today special edition DVD. There's also two with Morris and Steve Coogan as Alan Partridge, plus one other which is a reunion of the cast, such as Peter, Valerie Sinatra and Brant, the visual cartoonist from The Daily Telegraph & Partridge.
DTD was years before 9/11, but I think this was a special touch for the the DVD box set which came afterwards...
Chris Morris is a genius.
If you google "The Day Today" and "Easter Egg" you'll find various secret extras on the DVD.
Great ! First time hearing this.
"I'm collapsing Chris!"
trente percenter
The dark thing about this sketch is that if peter did his job he’d be dead
No, the dark thing is Chris would not have been all that shaken if he were dead.
this is the best one of Peter Ohanra hanrahan
brilliant, i've got the DVD and never knew there were extras on it.
You're meant to put it into the player.
I don't think it's the slightest bit offensive. The joke throughout The Day Today was that Peter was always getting the news wrong, so they thought "what's biggest most world-changing event he could lie about?". It's less of a joke about 9/11 more just again natural peak/end point for a long-running joke.
In GERMAN!