Alan's Obsessed Fan - I'm Alan Partridge - BBC
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- Опубліковано 4 лис 2016
- Contains language which some may find offensive - Alan meets his biggest fan although the feeling doesn't seem to be mutual.
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He didn't invent the word, but Steve Coogan definitely put "mentalist" into the public lexicon with this scene.
and spastic
Really made it hard for me to take that US drama show seriously.
Derren Brown is a mentalist, but not a big spastic
@@jj9749 Spastic was one of the most used insults at school over 30 years ago. Nothing to do with Steve Coogan. That's why Scope changed their name from the Spastic Society in 1994
@@alexojideagu 40 years ago not 30 years ago
“I can see that he’s losing the Battle of the Wall Space.” Such a simple punchline but that one had me crying
so simple you quoted it wrong
"I can see that he's losing the battle for wall space."
Argh, why does this cut off the last bit of this clip where he realises it's a dead end and legs it through a field?!
Cos it's the BBC. They're not like you and me.
I remember watching this episode when it first aired - literally rolling on the floor laughing at that bit
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I'm surprised they didn't cut it before he said "spastic".
Oh times have changed, we didn't know any better, blah blah blah.....
Zerofightervi Couldn't get away with it these days blah blah PC police blah blah SJW blah...
THAT'S RIGHT!!! IT'S AN ARIELATOR!!!
@championchap chill out, fuckin hell
@@billybear2333 that is tremendous
That is liquid football detergent.
Jed I'll level with you, I'm really scared.
In fact, I think I’ll go.
@@aestheticaltwat no stay!
And we all laugh😆
@@shaynebergwever6268 let's do an interview
Let's do an interview...
One of the great moments in TV history.
The best 30 minutes of TV comedy ever. Just when you think the episode can't get any funnier, it moves into a whole new level. Timeless comedy, it's still pretty frightening when Jed walks in with the tea 😂
This is my favourite episode I couldn’t breathe when I first so this
Callum Lewis something you had in common
If you enjoy this scene, read or listen to _I, Partridge_ in which Alan recalls this event, but he makes himself seem like Jason Bourne in a big fight sequence lol!! He's an example of how it's described by Alan in the book!:
_I bring my elbow back, hearing the satisfying sound of bone on gland. I’ve turned his testicles into a couple of bollock pancakes and it feels good. “Would you like lemon juice with them, sir?” I roar inside my head_
It's hilarious.
@@yorkshirepianist8407 HAHA!!!
@@iorekby yes yes yes!!! I couldn't agree more, the audiobooks are brilliant!
@@iorekby I just downloaded the audio book, I'm so glad I read your comment lmao.
“Chester. Near north Wales off the M56” 😂😂
" Not my face, I'm doing a photoshoot for Vision Express" ...lol... .
This was the scene that made me a big fan of the show. I couldn't stop laughing.
I remember watching this on TV and crying with laughter.
"I think I'm slightly constipated... Surprising, really, considering the circumstances".
I have been searching for ages to find this clip, hilarious!
lffit missed the very end bit off tho
Yes doesn't he chase him down the road to a field? lol
lffit I was only searching for a couple of seconds. You must be shit at Google
0:50: If you look just to the left of Jed, you can see a picture of Alan when he went to the owl sanctuary, which means that Jed had probably been stalking Alan ever since he moved to the Travel Tavern. Whilst this episode is very amusing it has a much darker tone than the other ones.
Wow! I genuinely hadn't noticed that detail before.
You do have to strain your eyes quite a bit to notice it
I take my hat off to you, good sir. You're hardcore!
Wow! What a spot!
Good eye
This to me is like the Monty python "parrot" sketch or two Ronnie's "fork handles" sketch, it's such a classic iconic piece of British comedy, and the other actor is fantastic, a true classic
Nicely put!
Alan Partridge is such an icon. Remember watching this when I was in high school and didn't realize back then that the character had existed for years. Amazing to realize that they have kept adding to the character with books, podcasts and other series using multiple writers. I know more about Alan's life than I should. Give him a second series you swine!
"Oh no... it's a dead end"
"Where's the road?!"
Just one of so many amazing scenes that have me in tears well over 20 years fro. When I first watched them when first broadcast
it cut the best bit when alan drives into the field then RUNS ON FOOT AWAY FROM HIM LMAO
it's a dead end!
He definitely was a one off,used to love watching this show on the 90's, good times...
“Not the face! I’m doing a photoshoot for Vision Express!”
The cut the best bit off the end!
The mentalists' accent makes me laugh.
damnit, they cut out the end of him running on foot.
That's probably the funniest bit in the whole series. I think it's the idea of Alan being so high on adrenaline that he's able to jump clear over a 5 foot fence, accompanied by that little moan of abject fear as he does so.
You can clearly see camera crew in window reflection when he drives off
I'll see you for a pint with my brother in Leeds then!
NO WAY YOU BIG SPASTIC, YOUR A MENTALIST!
It was Brother-In-Law in the scene before
Thank god Alan was firm on not accepting the mini metro.
For many years I never realised he said “glory be!” due to the terrible canned laughter drowning all the audio… I thought he said “blimey!” in some weird pseudo Aussie accent 😆
“Not my face, I’m doing a photoshoot for Vision Express!”
The reveal when they turn the lights on this room is the best bit (just before this clips starts unfortunately).
Thank you BBC!
Omg this still cracks me up 🤣
"To Jed Maxwell from Alan Smith. Who's he? Never heard of him"
"Leeeeeeeeeeds"
Still hilarious all these years on!
Interesting trivia: This is based on something that actually happened to the comedian Stewart Lee. The ‘obsessive fan’ later turned out to be radio DJ Christian O’Connell. The whole story was obviously exaggerated for Partridge, but that’s where the sketch originated.
Now there is a really unfunny bitter leftist so called comedian.
@@brendandoe3082 yeah like right wing comedians are really funny. Not.
@@DN21Media adding "not" to the end of a sentence... you really know your comedy don't you!! 😂😂😂🤡
@@brendandoe3082 haven’t you got poor people to kick you good old Tory you?
@@brendandoe3082 sorry to disappoint you but Steve Coogan is left wing, literally hosting rallies for Jeremy Corbyn. Maybe you confused him for fictional character Alan Partridge.
You’d never get away with saying spastic now days
No,you have to call them Slap Wristers now🤣
The yanking of the steering wheel side to side while escaping
So this is how you end up when you leave Emmerdale, lol
rockys201 ????
rockys201 lol
One of my favourite episodes 😂😂
3:35 Kills me!
Absolute comedy genious this episode.
-''...hope you won't be a stranger''
-''Oh.. dost.. desowvis... no.. weho... won't be''
That Alan Partridge mask is nightmare fuel.
Genuis gets me every time 😂😂😂
I often think I should uh swallow this whole and let it sort of slosh around my system dispensing the coffee
I wonder who wrote that bit. There are a few lines where we get to hear Alan's imagination and it's always mental. Like the time when he's making up memories of seeing Bono eating the biggest bowl of Alpen. Or when he hears the guy with the voice-box and thinks he sounds a bit like a bad guy from Bond; "Dr. No..Vocal Chords." Or when he see's Dan's "promotional" video tape of him and his wife and he accidentally hits fast-forward Alan remarks "it's like a hardcore Benny Hill." He seems to have this consistent, playful imagination that I find really charming. I wonder if it was someone in particular on the writing team that always wrote things like that. Was it Coogan, or perhaps Ianucci?
Alan 2.0, not so much, so maybe it isn't Coogan.
@Withnail Good observation. I absurdist humour found in Morris/Iannucci's work. I think without Ianucci Partridge lacks a bit of soul. But Coogan is so good and knows the character inside out, it's almost hard for him to mess it up.
He could have had the biggest bowl of Alpen, but that was saved for Bono.
For me this is the second most quotable tv show in history just after the inbetweeners 😂 so many classic quotes
haha - just posted this to a buddy. 'kin hilarious!
brilliant
BEST SCENE IN COMEDY LMAOOO THISMAde me piss s o hardfor weeks lmao
Jed Maxwell - played to perfection……
"I think I'm a bit constipated. Remarkable really considering the circumstances"
My friend named his little boy Chester, but I always think of him as 'Ch-Ch-Chesta!' while simultaneously imagining the smell of a scotch egg burp. 😅
Jed Maxwell wants Alan to be his missus.😂
This quote is why British people laugh when you mention the US TV show... the Mentalist (2008-2015). Mentalist is still hanging around as an insult today.
'Well now you know where I live - I hope you'll not be a stranger'
'Wow er nop no won't be one...'
Plot twist: this was actually filmed in Steve Coogans house.
NOT
3:59 you can see the camera and mic boom reflection in the window lol
Film crew reflection in the car window at the end there at 3:59. The mentalists.
Yip
Oooh pardon!
Surprising really considering the circumstances 😂😂
First Class Lynn. Textbook.
You're a mentalist!
Whenever Leeds is metioned in any way my brain reacts with "oHHh LeEEeeds"
Same with "Chaestur"
Absolutely in pieces 😂😂😂
You're the biggest so you better have the mug! Brilliant.
Glory be!
BEST FRIENDS IN WHOLE WORLD LMAO
The telephoto lens line didn't get the recognition it deserved.
Can you explain it? I never really got the relevance of the line
This is up there with the father ted black stain on the window for greatest tv moments
Where where where where've they gone?! Lol
Chester.
Chas-taa!
He'll be your " Mrs " Alan.......
I got it even if no-one else did 👍🏼
1100000th subscriber
You can catch the sound recording crew in the reflection on the windows lol
3:56 Omd😂😂😂 legit had to pause it to laugh.
You can see the camera and sound boom reflected in his car window at the end
Brilliant!
Wow... I bet his bedroom's like Alan's 'mentalist' fan's bedroom!
CHESTER NEAR NORTH WALES OFF THE M56
Classic Partridge
want he in Emmerdale Farm yrs ago
Yes Ian Sharrock played Jackie Merrick.
The part where he runs for the door and gets grabbed and when he gets chased down the rode is very Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Iv'e been using 'mentalist' ever since that moment 🤣
So funny 😂😂😂😂😂
Who would have thought Jackey from Emmerdale would be so funny 🤣
Ive always wondered where I recognised that actor from until now!
The Chester reference made me laugh because it’s such a non-place.
I think at one time or another during our primary school years we all found ourselves in that position where you're trying to speak while someone's pressing on your windpipe.
AHHH YA BASTIDD!
It's Carlin's missus
I'm really scared lol
3:57 *N O W A Y Y O U B I G S P A S T I C Y O U ' R E A M E N T A L I S T !*
ahhhh...
He's the British equivalent of Crazy Joe Davola, or Rupert Pupkin.
You can very clearly see the filming equipment reflected in Alan's car in the last few seconds.
brwhizz I’ve said the same lol
Yes I saw that too as I paused the screen lol
Coogan should do one of the AP live TV talk show programs and he takes a DNA test and the producers find a previously unknown half brother and it’s this guy and bring him on live on air.
Chester!
Are you a crank caller?....yeah thought so!
Except for B Oddie, that was Bill Oddie
They don’t make ‘em like this any more.
Anyone know where I can get one of masks?
All good novelty shops and Welcome Break service stations in the South-East.