You couldn't get two more opposing opposite comedians if you tried. Richard with his abstract observations on culture, often enlightening but always amusing. And Tim Vine who does puns. Did they run out of comedians to invite? Did Tim have something on Richard and blackmailed his way onto the show? I don't think we'll ever know. I'm not saying Tim doesn't have a good act on stage, I'm just saying that I'd rather gouge out my own eyes with a spoon than suffer through his cringeworthy comedy. Again I'm not judging his comedy, I wish him all the best.......the dirty bastard.
Clay Mann I know you're think you're being clever, but you sound like a bigoted idiot. Please don't judge other people by what you do or don't like and assume it's correct
@@goldytwatus1674 Tim Vine is primarily a stand-up comic, and as such he has won Fringe awards, as well as Guinness World Book records for doing A LOT of his trademark puns in a prescribed amount of time. But, Richard was never a stand-up comic, so he and Tim would rarely (if ever) be in competition for the same awards. Meanwhile Richard Ayoade is a former president of the Cambridge Footlights - a title also held by such illustrious people as Peter Cook, Eric Idle, Hugh Laurie, Sue Perkins and David Mitchell - and is presently a BIFA-winning writer, a BAFTA-nominated director and a BAFTA-winning actor. Talk about comparing apples to pineapples.
@@kidsmokedI wish I could figure out why so many of my fellow Americans are oblivious to humor as dry as Ayaode's. I wonder if it's the same people who thought Colbert's persona on "The Colbert Report" was legit. It's not like we don't have dry comics in the US; Steven Wright, Charles Grodin, Michael Richards, Phil Hartman, Alan Arkin - just to name a few exceedingly dry comics... ... who all happen to have been in the same exceedingly dry, and woefully underappreciated film, "So, I Married an Axe Murderer."
The fact that Tim can break Mr Poker Face with puns is wonderful
Richard - the umbrella needs PUSHING not pulling!
Tim - What does he mean by that? What does he mean.......
Tim vine in a roadman jacket... Priceless
another pleasure.
Seeing that umbrella waving surrender just killed me, hahahahahahaha
Is that Bob Mortimer's jobbletop?
That orange suit is fuckin CLASS lol
‘This is a powerful image’
1:05 love the way Ayoade corrects his glasses...🤓
That was intense!
Surprised he didn't say the situation was in-tents.
God I love his puns
2:26 eeeeheh hhhheeeeeehee
In many ways, we've all battled wind since we were born..
missed opportunity to say the word "Gust Boasters"
Will you start the fans please?
I had fucking headphones in 😂
Why wouldn't you make that tent where you can pump it from within?
01:44 Goku vs Cell
I didnt see the brand of the ear defenders?
I was waiting for the fart jokes
Goku vibes
You couldn't get two more opposing opposite comedians if you tried. Richard with his abstract observations on culture, often enlightening but always amusing. And Tim Vine who does puns. Did they run out of comedians to invite? Did Tim have something on Richard and blackmailed his way onto the show? I don't think we'll ever know. I'm not saying Tim doesn't have a good act on stage, I'm just saying that I'd rather gouge out my own eyes with a spoon than suffer through his cringeworthy comedy. Again I'm not judging his comedy, I wish him all the best.......the dirty bastard.
Clay Mann I know you're think you're being clever, but you sound like a bigoted idiot. Please don't judge other people by what you do or don't like and assume it's correct
@The Surgeon the guy is a shit comedian, its the UK what else would we do other than call shit people shit.
He's won more awards than Richard.
@@goldytwatus1674 Tim Vine is primarily a stand-up comic, and as such he has won Fringe awards, as well as Guinness World Book records for doing A LOT of his trademark puns in a prescribed amount of time. But, Richard was never a stand-up comic, so he and Tim would rarely (if ever) be in competition for the same awards.
Meanwhile Richard Ayoade is a former president of the Cambridge Footlights - a title also held by such illustrious people as Peter Cook, Eric Idle, Hugh Laurie, Sue Perkins and David Mitchell - and is presently a BIFA-winning writer, a BAFTA-nominated director and a BAFTA-winning actor.
Talk about comparing apples to pineapples.
Go away
What a rude, unfunny host.
It's called dry humour. Are you American?
@@kidsmokedI wish I could figure out why so many of my fellow Americans are oblivious to humor as dry as Ayaode's. I wonder if it's the same people who thought Colbert's persona on "The Colbert Report" was legit. It's not like we don't have dry comics in the US; Steven Wright, Charles Grodin, Michael Richards, Phil Hartman, Alan Arkin - just to name a few exceedingly dry comics...
... who all happen to have been in the same exceedingly dry, and woefully underappreciated film, "So, I Married an Axe Murderer."