It's the little stuff like the one second of uncomfortable silence at 4:35 that gets me. Partridge has been around for 3 decades and is still brilliant.
I think Coogans said a couple of times now that as long as he can do other more serious work, he'll do Partridge 75 more times, or until he dies. Whichever comes first.
This is some of THE finest portrayals of AP. The mannerisms, the tonal inferences, the facial expressions, the script - it's pure genius by Steve Coogan and will be forever funny. Try not to die too young Steve, and keep making AP. (Please).
I know it may be judgemental but I’m not sure I trust people who don’t appreciate the character of Alan Partridge and the writing talents of all involved through the years.
I was thinking just this the other day as I listened to 'Oasthouse'. I cant think of any fictional character, in any medium, as developed and knowable as Alan is. I found myself genuinely hoping a fictional character would build bridges with his fictional Son's family. And this was after I'd finished listening to it. It's either an awesome creative achievement or evidence that I'm quite saaaad.
I think that might be my favourite joke ever, by Partridge/Coogan or any one. I also love that to top it all off, he left his car in the car park because he was exhausted from the 16 journeys. It's like a reversal remix of that fox/chicken/grain across the river problem.
9:50. His story for the 16 journeys is spot on. I counted them as we he went through them 😂. No idea how he can remember that many lines. Comedy genius.
This Time with Alan Partridge is the best, bring on more, these edits are so great to watch and laugh, thanks Baby Cow. “I got the REAR!” SAS experts agree it’s important to guard the rear lol
Seeing as S2 ended with Alan literally locked out of the BBC it seems unlikely. Which is a great pity because this was one of the greatest TV shows ever.
Partridge reminds me of the late U.S. talk show host Tom Snyder... even the synthetic hair piece! Witness, on UA-cam his patronising chats with greats like Orson Welles & James Cagney...
My mams cousin was an actual monk, he passed away a few years ago, he was so fat, he had to be lowered into his grave with a small crane, obviously not in front of the mourners, he gave up his life for god but not food....it still sounds weird saying that out loud (not the crane bit n food bit)..
It's the little stuff like the one second of uncomfortable silence at 4:35 that gets me. Partridge has been around for 3 decades and is still brilliant.
Absolutely. And there's not an ounce of fat on any of it...
This series was so bad I gave up after second show.
'But smiling constantly starts to make your face ache.... I wondered if it felt the same for Holly Willoughby' 😂😂
Tim Key is awesome his awkwardness is spot on
I've been consuming Alan since 1994. Please Alan: NEVER stop.
You heard his audiobooks ? So good
I think Coogans said a couple of times now that as long as he can do other more serious work, he'll do Partridge 75 more times, or until he dies. Whichever comes first.
Consuming?
This is some of THE finest portrayals of AP. The mannerisms, the tonal inferences, the facial expressions, the script - it's pure genius by Steve Coogan and will be forever funny. Try not to die too young Steve, and keep making AP.
(Please).
“My scalp was bleeding!” I love that line
20:45 The final scream as he opens the shaker is almost lethally funny
Tipping out the cocktail is funnier. It's insane.
lethally? I somehow don't believe you
@@doone8849 Ooooh, it's a good paper
This Time with Alan Partridge is pure comedy gold. Utter class!
I didn't laugh once.
I just love Alan partridge ! Makes me proud to be British 😂
I know it may be judgemental but I’m not sure I trust people who don’t appreciate the character of Alan Partridge and the writing talents of all involved through the years.
Love the comments and I agree yeah partridge is still great to watch even now,he should be brought back to our screens, comedy genius.
so funny, .. the monks scene with the door cracks me up every time I watch it.. like something out of a Laurel and Hardy scene. Classic comedy.
"When a spritely monk snatched my pot. I became convinced they were trying to break me"
Definitely a throwback to those days. Hilarious.
Alan is the most well developed character in comedy. I've got friends irl with less depth
I was thinking just this the other day as I listened to 'Oasthouse'. I cant think of any fictional character, in any medium, as developed and knowable as Alan is.
I found myself genuinely hoping a fictional character would build bridges with his fictional Son's family. And this was after I'd finished listening to it.
It's either an awesome creative achievement or evidence that I'm quite saaaad.
Dan…. Dan…. Dan….
Ahhh you mustn’t of heard me.
DAN!
@@GingahBish23 Mustn't HAVE heard me. Of is a preposition. You're looking for a verb. You are welcome.
Get new friends.
Bang on sir
"There's a boys eye...." 😁
She has it perfect. If it wasn't for Alan you would actually think it was one of those shows
"Silence is a way of forming a deeper bond with God."
Somehow very refreshing to hear
thank God there are at least 68K people in this world with a decent sense of humor..
He evolves he has much depth he has since much further to go
One of the best characters that has ever been created .
So much to Alan Partridge
The green house bit always makes me laugh loads lol
There's that cattiness!
You’re clearly a character, you definitely are!
I don’t think “catty” means the same thing in Britain as it does in the US.
@@joemckibben7757 What does it mean in the US?
@@thegrinderman1090 over here catty means a sarcastic or snarky comment, often delivered in a nasty tone.
@@joemckibben7757 Same in the UK
Going through the details of the trips to town and back is some of the best Partridge I've seen.
I think that might be my favourite joke ever, by Partridge/Coogan or any one. I also love that to top it all off, he left his car in the car park because he was exhausted from the 16 journeys. It's like a reversal remix of that fox/chicken/grain across the river problem.
@@habbadabba Even better than the Corby Trouser Press, burgundy trousers, or Hot Pants skits!
9:50. His story for the 16 journeys is spot on. I counted them as we he went through them 😂. No idea how he can remember that many lines. Comedy genius.
You've killed a hostage
OH Alan! hahaha
"FORGET THE CAR! I'm not bothered about the car! I was in pain, MY SCALP WAS BLEEEEDING!"
Alan is pure chaos. 🤣🤣🤣
I love that Jenny is able to keep track of the insanity coming from Alan through that entire monologue
@@PineconeSunset Ha!! Exactly!
This Time with Alan Partridge is the best, bring on more, these edits are so great to watch and laugh, thanks Baby Cow. “I got the REAR!” SAS experts agree it’s important to guard the rear lol
"The comfort of their leather, big chairs." Brilliant!
Guy's a comedy genius
14:15 Ive seen this clip dozens of times and this is the first time I noticed the kid looking and Alan saying "its a boys eye".
‘Smells of stuffing,oh it’s you!’
4:25 classic Alan mistiming the walk and talk 😂
"stop looking at me!!"
"...my scalp was bleeding"...ha ha ha
So insufferable, love it
"Which proves I wasn't trying to conceal anything earlier." Only Alan would do the limited hangout and call attention to it. Well done.
So clever. Delivers awkwardness on another level..
Can't wait for season 3. I hope they continue Alan's journey into a social rebel against raw eggs and the stupidity of This Time
There won't be a series 3. From The Oasthouse Series 2 details Alan's dismissal from the BBC (again).
@@bulletproofblouse Wait there's a season 2?! Dammit, I might have to buy an Audible membership again.
@@WillowJordan1979 I will say this: It IS worth it. I find Oasthouse 2 better than series one and I love series one. Top-drawer Partridge.
@@bulletproofblouse Damn, series 1 was so good. I must hear this. Huge AP fan since the 90's!
“chicken shop wet wipes” 😂
"Five units!"
I love Alan's interactions with Ruth.
I think we all know people that behave exactly like her. Alan's little victories against her are so satisfying when they happen.
@@PineconeSunset Uh... you do understand that Partridge is being a total prick, right?
@@PineconeSunsetHe did confuse her dad for an Uber driver.. I like that she doesn't give him an inch
You're clearly a character 😂😂😂
Ruth Duggan is historys greatest monster.
So good to see Alan back on top, of the bottom again.
“Smells of stuffing”😂
The VO monologue over the speed up is hilarious man
Love it! Can’t wait for more..This Time😅💯
Fecking genius! 😂😂😂😂
"My scalp was bleeding!" I couldn't have put it better myself.
He's still got the string back gloves ....
Ahh man 🤣 I'd not seen the end sketch.. I needed a good laugh 😂🤣.. quality!👌👌
I actually thought that the actress playing Rosie at the end was the same one who plays Lynn, until Lynn appeared in the sketch.
Will there be a s3?
Seeing as S2 ended with Alan literally locked out of the BBC it seems unlikely. Which is a great pity because this was one of the greatest TV shows ever.
Finally got that promotion ma!
9:52 = pure comedy gold 😂
Jaques Tati would have been proud of the flower pot scene
"lads" 😂😂
everyone involved should be Proud. Alan Partridge for Dean of Gloucester.
Partridge reminds me of the late U.S. talk show host Tom Snyder... even the synthetic hair piece! Witness, on UA-cam his patronising chats with greats like Orson Welles & James Cagney...
Lovely stuff
Nero Costa 🤣
That just got me too. Genius.
Both are popular high street coffee hangouts, but both are also British.
Tim Key's character is brilliantly excruciating.
still, the main thing is that This Morning on ITV isnt based on this...
thank you from manhattan
"Where's Vernon?" - has to be Vernon Kaye?
Its the headmaster from series to of Im alan oartridge
There's a boy's eye 👁️
My mams cousin was an actual monk, he passed away a few years ago, he was so fat, he had to be lowered into his grave with a small crane, obviously not in front of the mourners, he gave up his life for god but not food....it still sounds weird saying that out loud (not the crane bit n food bit)..
The Hungry Monk
@@samsummer8382
now that's what I'd call a pub if I ran one..
I wonder if it's the same for Holly Willoughby
21:20 tells you all you ever need to know about Alan Partridge.
Give him a third series you swines!
Yeah! Give him a third series, ya shits!
Tim Key is excellent.
Be Egg Safe
"my scalp was bleeding"
"there are three phones..."
Gotta live Alan, such a inquisitive mind
Mind's gone blank.. Shandy?!
Nana, all washed down with piping hot coffee and my tablets.
Simon struggling to navigate the media centre is absolutely unbearable.
Matt Hancock is the most accidental partridge there us
Wrong, Richard Madeley 😆
Back in my day Alan Partridge was young and handsome, like Columbo. They always ruin shows by making the characters look older in later series...
"there's a boy's eye..."
All washed down with a pint of meat free lilt.
There's a boy's eye
Does ICI still exist? The monks probably saw the end coming and collected their pensions before getting out
Catteee!
“Catastrophic failure…”
Lynn's looking dapper these days - is that her mothers money coming through?
😂
A combination of that and her new hip
@@djbloodshot shoot from your hip - your new hip
louche can be hard to define...then there's Alan
Do you know how many muslims wear turbans?
Alan - Sinbad the sailor?
Osama bin Laden, for starters 🤓
“With the thought police consigned to The Guardian’s comment pages...”
Alan talks sense for once.
Same money yeah?
Viva La Revolutíon! A H A A H
Alan fluffed it. Foxes dont feel love so they dont make love
Hair clinic?!
Lads
Steve is copying Chris Morris with the strange inflection on some words.
True and there's more of it than ever
Flying Aids
"when it comes to a battle with my waistline im waving a white flag"
Please - PLEASE - cook your eggs. Be safe. Be egg safe.
I don't like Ruth
Nor me, it's the only time when I'm on Alan's side.
'stop looking at me!'