My favourite Chris moment is in Pan, when he hangs up his coat on the door and it falls down, and he just forlornly touches the hook to reveal it is painted on.
"how many mistakes was that, Robert?" is the biggest fuck you I've ever seen and I gasped the first time I saw it. why am I so invested in the plot of the characters pretending to be characters?
no because the whole episode being a set up to that punchline is absolutely stellar, and trust me, we’re all way more invested than we should be in these characters
Either Robert, for constantly fighting with him over parts, Dennis, for not being able to remember his lines or cues, or Max, for being a ham every time he makes an entrance
I'm so glad someone else thought this too!! Especially in the upside down hospital bed scene, when his hair is standing up I thought he looked just like John Cleese
Still has the hook in the final scene, when otherwise dressed as Mr Darling.
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"Living Room LIVING ROOM… living room, living room" I *want* a "forte piano" vid! Dang, do I have to learn video editing to make it? (What I mean is a vid of all the bits where they go louder and louder, speaking or singing, for any reason, and then suddenly drop the volume again. Annie/Nancy in Peter Pan when Robert/Henry gets stuck in the "doggie door", Vanessa/Bryony singing in The Spirit Of Christmas, this here, and so on and so on)
One of my favorite Chris moments is when he's dressed like the Prince of Wales during Annie's Farce and he rips off his pants and runs around the place in his Union Jack boxers while his castmates lay on the floor and Rule Britannia plays.
“NON-SPEAKING!” from “ The Most Lamentable Tragedy of the Prince of England and His Long Lost Twin Brother, Prince Regent of France and the Problems Therein Experienced by All When they came to Know of One Another after a Battle.”
@@hannahfenwick113 It's confusing enough that "Dennis" is played by Jonathon Sayer: but "Jonathon" is played by Greg Tanahill, Likewise "Trevor" is played by Chris Leask, but "Chris" is played by Henry Shields. Must get very confusing in rehearsals. But very wisely none of the characters they play share a name with either the real or Cornley names, unless you count Bob (i.e Robert) Cratchit (played by Dennis) and Robert Grove (who briefly plays Bob's son Tiny Tim)
My favourite Chris moment is in Pan, when he hangs up his coat on the door and it falls down, and he just forlornly touches the hook to reveal it is painted on.
“No, no shepherds, just *NINE WISE MEN!”*
*I think Chris finally snapped*
"It's like Mensa in here"
@@foxlerfox2810 Is that a quote from the episode or are you making a reference?
@@lukacunningham342 Yeah, Bryony says that afterwards, got a right laugh out of me
@@foxlerfox2810 Ah, yes, I was wondering what she said
@@foxlerfox2810 Vanessa’s first successful improvisation and Chris doesn’t approve. Shame.
"I called their bluff and after a brief exchange, we will now be having three fire alarm tests this evening.
*pained smile*
*two 😉
I called their bluff and after a brief exchange, we will now be having *four* fire alarm tests this evening.
TREVOR: There is a fire, there is a fire!
CHRIS: *THERE'S NO FIRE, YOU MORON!* _fire alarm stops_
"how many mistakes was that, Robert?" is the biggest fuck you I've ever seen and I gasped the first time I saw it. why am I so invested in the plot of the characters pretending to be characters?
no because the whole episode being a set up to that punchline is absolutely stellar, and trust me, we’re all way more invested than we should be in these characters
They missed my favorite Chris Bean line, "Take this. *whisper* Don't take it," from Harper's Locket.
Dennis: Do I take it?
@@phousefilms NO! You're a horse. You've nothing to spend it on!
@@phousefilms No! You're a horse! You've nothing to spend it on!
There's something oddly charming about how he just mutters "Sorry, sorry.." after pouring soda in Annie's ear.
Chris was hanging on by a THREAD during season 2, especially during the Nativity.
I love the beginning of the Shakespeare one; it's not every day Chris gets an opportunity to be smug about something.
"It's blank."
*"YES IT IS"*
Express delivery to heaven in that goodbye cruel world bit.
oh my god that’s literally my fave joke how did i forget that?!
Would you like it if I booed you? *proceeds to boo the audience*
“It’s not nice, is it?” *sniffles*
Pretty sure he's just one breakdown away from snapping and killing one of his coworkers. Most likely either Robert or Max.
Robert, definitely Robert. Or possibly Dennis.
Either Robert, for constantly fighting with him over parts, Dennis, for not being able to remember his lines or cues, or Max, for being a ham every time he makes an entrance
Ok but like. Robert shot him. It's going to be Robert.
@@ShablonkaSatire ...Yeah, good point
@@ShablonkaSatire Robert also sprayed him with tear gas in that episode, plus all of the attempts to “incapacitate” him in A Christmas Carol
the beginning of how introduces the play that goes wrong, includes "james and the peach", "the lion and the wardrobe" and "cat"
For the longest time I thought “cat” was supposed to be “the cat in the hat” 😂
Or "James, Where's Your Peach"
"Where is there a cab in the sea" is my favorite (so far)!
A cab. *WHY IS THERE A CAB IN THE SEA*
@@ShablonkaSatire I stand corrected! :)
*Gunshot effect goes off*
"Excuse me..."
He reminds me of John Cleese. His voice, his mannerisms... even kinda looks like him too.
I'm so glad someone else thought this too!! Especially in the upside down hospital bed scene, when his hair is standing up I thought he looked just like John Cleese
@@itsttime2512 or whenever he says "Stop it!" or "Shut up!" Very similar to Cleese
i gotta say i absolutely love the living room scene
"NO YOU GET OUT!"
"CLEARLY A MATTER FOR REHEARSALS DENNIS!"
It's a traditional Christmas vignette
oh no it isn’t :)
@@smallbitterman Oh yes it is!
Wait a minute, THE Chris Bean? The dìrrrector?
the very man!
No i do not need a hand!
Oh yes you do!
@@TheLowBrassDude NO I DONT
@@smallbitterman SHUT UP WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE?!
*waistcoat explodes* ...excuse me
*sees he has no hook* argghhh *makes hook with hand*
Still has the hook in the final scene, when otherwise dressed as Mr Darling.
"Living Room LIVING ROOM… living room, living room" I *want* a "forte piano" vid! Dang, do I have to learn video editing to make it?
(What I mean is a vid of all the bits where they go louder and louder, speaking or singing, for any reason, and then suddenly drop the volume again. Annie/Nancy in Peter Pan when Robert/Henry gets stuck in the "doggie door", Vanessa/Bryony singing in The Spirit Of Christmas, this here, and so on and so on)
He said living room so much that it doesn’t sound right anymore
Robert 'not your finest work chris' lol
Tis if the devil stole my faAAAAYAYAYAyAYAYAAAAAYAACE!
"NO IT ISN'T!!!"
One of my favorite Chris moments is when he's dressed like the Prince of Wales during Annie's Farce and he rips off his pants and runs around the place in his Union Jack boxers while his castmates lay on the floor and Rule Britannia plays.
the dirECTOOOOOR
He’s so done
i would be too if i was him
“SHUT UP!” -Peter Pan
**BOOO BOOO** it's not nice is it
“NON-SPEAKING!” from “ The Most Lamentable Tragedy of the Prince of England and His Long Lost Twin Brother, Prince Regent of France and the Problems Therein Experienced by All When they came to Know of One Another after a Battle.”
Wow what a great video! Keep it up!
thanks Shab!
“My buttons are made of biscuits…! We can all eat those.”
YA SMEE
i’m john-
@@smallbitterman what makes it even better is that John is just saying his real name rather than dennis
@@hannahfenwick113 oh yeah i never considered that, that’s quite funny that he shares the name with that character
@@smallbitterman I have in fact been corrected by Nancy that he’s actually saying his other character name rather than his own name lol oops…
@@hannahfenwick113 It's confusing enough that "Dennis" is played by Jonathon Sayer: but "Jonathon" is played by Greg Tanahill,
Likewise "Trevor" is played by Chris Leask, but "Chris" is played by Henry Shields.
Must get very confusing in rehearsals.
But very wisely none of the characters they play share a name with either the real or Cornley names, unless you count Bob (i.e Robert) Cratchit (played by Dennis) and Robert Grove (who briefly plays Bob's son Tiny Tim)
Ay! Loved it :)
thankks hun
not a quote but:
/bursts out of cocoon
/gets shot
Chekhov’s Gun :)
"stoppit! stoppit! stoppit!"
WHY IS THERE A CAB IN THE SEA
WHERE CAN I WATCH THE MURDER AT HAVERSHAM MANOR?! I can’t find it anywhere
currently the only filmed part of play that goes wrong is on youtube which is the London Palladium performance
What show is this? Looks fun!
So this a mixture of The Goes Wrong Show, Peter Pan Goes Wrong and Christmas Carol Goes Wrong (available on YT in the US or Amazon Prime)
@@smallbitterman I sense a theme developing...
Not his best work.