@@Kikokiki_tt The reply is implicitly understood to be a retort to a critical remark. Who was the victim of her comeback? David Mitchell? It was a witty reply. It was not a comeback. It can be one and not the other.
lol She's had some terrible stuff said to her! But I suspect she really enjoys being a part of this show. I've loved her since the late nineties, I think.
When they first started making the show Jimmy was nicer towards her because she isn't a comedian. She said this made her not feel part of the gang but after a while he started ripping into her too and she said she prefers it that way.
@@billyeveryteen7328 oh no. But what does drunk driving have to do with their relationship? Why would you leave someone, merely because he gets arrested for something? Last time I checked, the Oaths say till death do us part
RIP Sean Locke. Such a great comedian taken way too early in life. At least he's now in Heaven doing comedy for God. Now when it rains that means God is pissing himself laughing from Sean Locke lol. Also Jon Richardson will never be able to win the carrot from Sean now mwahahahaha
I still don't quite get what a Mod is and how it fits into the joke lol. I even googled it, but I still don't have a feel for the joke... Can someone please explain? (Not from the UK btw)
@@SeeDaRipper... I didn't know understanding UK culture was mandatory for people from non-english countries. I was genuinly just trying to understand it and here you are being rude about it.
Sean: "It wasn't just risky, it was shit." Joe: "Ironically, my other word was turds." That's a coincidence, not irony. Do I need to start calling Joe Alanis?
Frankie Boyle and Simon Amstell have both made a "my teeth look like a vandalised graveyard" and a joke about Muse and hurricane Katrina and world aids day on never mind the buzzcocks. Jimmy writes a lot of the show's jokes, but all these shows have writers in some way and the occasional double up will happen, but it's not unique to him.
Non european audience here, what does Jimmy meant when he said "to be sure, to be sure" to mock Aisling? Can't find that on Irish stereotype when I googled.
Also, they're not the only ones. Some Caribbeans do the same, as so some Africans and Asians.. Now I'm wondering if it was the Irish in the British armies who took it with them
@@electric.nachos oh he said something like "zhu" which is not a vietnamese word or any kind of units in "Viet Nam Dong". Also we don't use "xu" anymore decades ago.
The Irish are known for saying "to be sure, to be sure". He says that he won't come up with any Irish stereotypes, and then comes up with the most obvious just when we think he won't.
'To be sure, to be sure' is a saying implied to be stereotypically Irish. Don't know if it is or not in real life but it's often said by parody or satirical caricatures of Irish people.
Something I found online: "Reduplication is an alleged trait of [Hiberno-English](to be sure, to be sure...) (Irish-English) strongly associated with stage-Irish and Hollywood films."
"She doesn't know." Might be Jon's best burn ever. It's just perfection.
The way Victoria flipped Lee's joke was just... fuckin hell
I used to have that exact same screen name years ago on a different social media site.
@@isabellaangeline2175 What, fuckin hell?
I knew Lee had great chemistry with David Mitchell, but I didn't know he had such good chemistry with Victoria.
He has great biology with Victoria.
David and Lee are great friends and often visit each other's houses so makes sense he gets along well with Victoria too
@@sadstormtrooper there was that line on wilty "The posh one with the beard kept staring at me. I didn't like her husband either!"
@@andrewdavidson6495 it was funny but seemed like he had it loaded ready to go
I thought Lee tolerates Victoria. She stole David from him.
I love the dynamic Lee has with both David and Victoria. All three are extremely intelligent, but very different senses of humor.
I LOVE how the guests make fun of Jimmy and his tax troubles. You would never see that on a American show
Avoidance , the word you are looking for is avoidance
That’s because in America, everyone with enough money does the same thing.
an* American show
Tax troubles. I think he saved millions in paying tax. So I don’t think he was troubled, I think he’s ok 👌
He had to pay it back though
I swear, the carrot in a box is one of the best skits in television history. Sean Lock is an evil genius.
That "is" aged terribly fast. Sadly.
2B or not 2B is genius. think Lee expected that audience groan. His comeback was too quick 😂🤣
Yeah I agree he expected growns but I wouldn't say his comeback was quick. It was more likely he prepared for it in advance. 👍
Lee’s wit is beyond any other comedians in my view! 😂🤣
Lee's a genius. He knew _exactly_ how that would go.
More like moan. As in orgasmic
I really loved that joke, but id say a lot of people wouldnt understand it. Firstly, who has a pencil? And, secondly, who knows their hardness system?
Henning Wehn is what Sid from Ice Age would look like as a human.
Yes. Great observation.
Nah he’s the baby all grown up.
“David was desperate to get out” yasssss queen, wittiest comeback ever to a lewd comment
Is it really a comeback? They're friends in real life and if anything she was adding to the joke.
@@vidzeerox no, it isnt
@@adils786 it is. The definition of a comeback is a sharp or witty reply.
@@Kikokiki_tt The reply is implicitly understood to be a retort to a critical remark. Who was the victim of her comeback? David Mitchell? It was a witty reply. It was not a comeback. It can be one and not the other.
@@adils786 retort is a synonym for comeback.
Sean is so damn fast. He doesn’t look it, but he is. 😂🤣
Out of all them Suzie is the best, the shit jimmy say's to her and she laugh's it off
and she's pretty sharp with the come backs. love Her the most.
lol She's had some terrible stuff said to her! But I suspect she really enjoys being a part of this show. I've loved her since the late nineties, I think.
When they first started making the show Jimmy was nicer towards her because she isn't a comedian. She said this made her not feel part of the gang but after a while he started ripping into her too and she said she prefers it that way.
@@renejean2523 So Suzie, what have you been looking into recently?........"
@@kanedaku Aside from peepholes!
@@kanedaku😂
Its always a delight to see these clips in the US and see Johnny get smaller and smaller. I hope he stays that trend and keeps happy.
11:56 guy on the right quickly went from "that's hilarious" to "shit did i leave the oven on?"
That 2B or not 2B is gold
More grey tbh
Good thing he chose '2B' there....
It's a very, very, *very* old joke.
@@LoneKharnivoreBut i thought shakespeare used a quill feather.just tb pedantic.
no its lead
How can you not put Henning's response to "no, not that one." In the greatest comebacks?
"He's Austrian in'ni?"
Yes, Hitler was austrian.
"He was nothing to do with us". 😁😁
Nothing to do with you
@@taags exactly, that's the point made.
Yes, how could they leave that out?!
Aisling Bea’s imitation of Jimmy’s laugh is so accurate at 03:18
It was garbage. I can do miles better.
Don't be jealous
Go and get your coats...
She smashes it, best line!
Cannot believe Sean just passed away today, RIP absolute legend :(
Always a favourite ❤ and been watching these lot more now since
I can't believe it's already been 8 months :(
Otherwise internal revenue come knocking at my door... cue Jimmy’s internal discomfort at the thought of bathing in his millions lol
Inland revenue.
Lee's "Fuck off" at 11:30 is gold.
At 6:04 I wondered why Joe didn’t get awarded the 7, then I watched it back and realised he said ‘studers’ and not ‘studies’.
9:22 nothing but love ❤️
Lee Mack is the star of any show he goes on in my opinion
"So Alan you recently got divorced..." That aged well...
Oh why, what happened???
@@mikeggg5671 According to Wikipedia, they got divorced after Alan's partner was arrested for drunk driving.
@@billyeveryteen7328 oh no. But what does drunk driving have to do with their relationship? Why would you leave someone, merely because he gets arrested for something? Last time I checked, the Oaths say till death do us part
There is mutual respect between Victoria and Lee.
Great compilation, some stuff I've not seen and I've watched a lot of these
I miss Sean tho, it won't be the same.
lee’s darts joke is hilarious
'To be or not to be' that fucking killed! :D
Lee is just brilliant😂
Lee killed it in the final clip!
That Monica Lewinsky joke was class.
This gotta be one of the greatest show in television. Not just British.
RIP Sean Locke. Such a great comedian taken way too early in life. At least he's now in Heaven doing comedy for God. Now when it rains that means God is pissing himself laughing from Sean Locke lol. Also Jon Richardson will never be able to win the carrot from Sean now mwahahahaha
“I’ve been on the Des O’Connor show”
😂😂😂
6:53 Victoria 😍😍😍
I'm sure Lee could have made a joke about William Shakespeare's pencil and not knowing it was Tudor not (chewed or not).
I'll see myself out..
please do cause his joke was funnier
I've reported your account. The police will be round in the morning.
It would have been Pointless
I enjoyed that one.
You need to sharpen your jokes, they need finer points.
Ooh, this gonna be good! I wonder how many times Miles Jupp is on here :)
None.
Sadly!
"She doesn't know" 🤣
Can you PLEASE PLEASE do a compilation of all the tension rounds! Love them!!!
Victoria is a 10 for me. Goodness.
Victoria. ❤️
I wanted to play Winston Churchill as a Mod 😂😂😂😂😂
Cool profile picture
I still don't quite get what a Mod is and how it fits into the joke lol. I even googled it, but I still don't have a feel for the joke... Can someone please explain? (Not from the UK btw)
@@jimmehjimmson8876 it IS just a joke. A mod is a fashion style sort of, doesn't have anything to do with winston Churchill
@@jimmehjimmson8876 Being a MOD is a way of life. (have you never watched Quadrophenia?) FFS kids today.
@@SeeDaRipper... I didn't know understanding UK culture was mandatory for people from non-english countries. I was genuinly just trying to understand it and here you are being rude about it.
9:07 Beautiful
Good to see new clips 😩
11:39 this must be the most intense "FUCK OFF" I've ever heard in my life.
The Brits are so bloody likeable, and yet, always somewhat flawed.
Thats why they are likeable
1:29 is why David Mitchell is the best!
Remember if you can't make fun of yourself, let somebody else do it for you.
It's called a Jimmy Carr method.
I cant believe david mitchell pulled victoria
5:04 your welcome ladies 😏😎 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂
Sean: "It wasn't just risky, it was shit."
Joe: "Ironically, my other word was turds."
That's a coincidence, not irony. Do I need to start calling Joe Alanis?
Jimmy has made some of these jokes about the same guests before, the to be sure to be sure is definitely from another series
Are you sure 2b or not 2b sure?
Your a hero. Give yourself a round of applause
Frankie Boyle and Simon Amstell have both made a "my teeth look like a vandalised graveyard" and a joke about Muse and hurricane Katrina and world aids day on never mind the buzzcocks. Jimmy writes a lot of the show's jokes, but all these shows have writers in some way and the occasional double up will happen, but it's not unique to him.
@@JohnJW55Wilkie *you're
@@Syrjis86 you can take a round of applause as well. 👏👏👏
6:10 "strudels"
Alan Carr is my spirit animal.
Beaver???
Ayoade’s not having it at all with the zombie skit
RIP Seán ❤️🐐
Lee Mack for new team captain. He’s ace
It’s gonna be tough filling Sean’s place but if anyone can get close it’s him
10:20 They'll soon be able to edit in the 'you recently got divorced' line.
1:17 that made me laugh 😂
Jimmy is a gas man, making those 'Oirish' jokes, when his parents are from Limerick & Clare :-)
Nice
Non european audience here, what does Jimmy meant when he said "to be sure, to be sure" to mock Aisling? Can't find that on Irish stereotype when I googled.
Yeah
Irish stereotype that they say the ends of sentences twice
Also that he said he checked the list twice
Also, they're not the only ones. Some Caribbeans do the same, as so some Africans and Asians..
Now I'm wondering if it was the Irish in the British armies who took it with them
irish people supposedly say the phrase “to be sure, to be sure” quite a lot, e.g. in response to a question :)
9:49 😂😂😂😂
Re-Re-Releasing the clips I see.
Most of the season 20 was already clips from older seasons.
Still watching it tho!
I have quite the crush on Victoria Mitchell.
Fire extinguishers should be provided on set. Are they provided?
Alan carr is so funny
5:34 he said something about Vietnamese currency but I don't get it. I'm vietnamese and never heard of that word.
Hes saying xu I think
@@electric.nachos oh he said something like "zhu" which is not a vietnamese word or any kind of units in "Viet Nam Dong". Also we don't use "xu" anymore decades ago.
@@alianofann so what if its not used. Its a comedy show and the guy was trying to make a joke
Great video,keep it up +!
Ouch - Jimmy saying about John “in fairness, the rest of his life, not going so well for him” - stings a little different now!
6:39 funny af
48 months. That's how many months Alan should dubbed in.
Wanna have three guesses as to which part of the female anatomy was named after the 16th-century Italian anatomist Gabriele Falloppio?
The Double-PP spot. Final answer.
I was crying😂😂😂
I am not a native English speaker. Could somebody please explain the “to be sure to be sure” reference in the beginning?
It’s an irish thing
iodine cognise Lee had great chemistry with David Mitchell, but I didn't know he had such good chemistry with Victoria. 100%!
Autocorrect can do strange things to words, can't it?
Jimmy was born to be funny. The joy this guy brings with telling jokes is so pure. He's a genius. And thr best comic Britain has ever had
Alan Carr 🤣😂
Jimmy's real name is Colin.
Really?
No, you got it all wrong it's Clive
@@joshreader2722 you may be right or wrong, I know he hated it as he sounded like a carpet business, Colin's Carr-pets
@Alex G I'm rarely wrong Ms or Mr, this time I know I'm almost right. 👍
So we can conclude that Sean is hilarious, and Rachel is gorgeous.
That Tory bird Victoria is so fucking beautiful!
2B OR NOT 2B!!! AHAHHAHA
10:27 Jimmy's joke here ages too well, sadly.
11:39 😂😂😂😂
Can someone please explain the joke at 1:04 that involved Aisling Bea? I'm an American.
The Irish are known for saying "to be sure, to be sure". He says that he won't come up with any Irish stereotypes, and then comes up with the most obvious just when we think he won't.
There's an E in Mathematics Jimmy.....🙄😆
3:48
3:10😂😂😂😂😂😂
Funny because it’s true
I didn't get the irish joke, to be sure, to be sure. Can anyone explain?
'To be sure, to be sure' is a saying implied to be stereotypically Irish. Don't know if it is or not in real life but it's often said by parody or satirical caricatures of Irish people.
Oooh. I didn't read your name, Sean. You got me.
Am I the only one annoyed by Jimmy associating four leaf clovers with Ireland instead if Shamrocks?
Can someone explain the bit at 1:17 when Jimmy says “to be sure” twice?
Something I found online:
"Reduplication is an alleged trait of [Hiberno-English](to be sure, to be sure...) (Irish-English) strongly associated with stage-Irish and Hollywood films."
@@themilkmon thanks mate
Classic irish stereotypical saying. Joke also being that he was avoiding the obvious-then nailed it with that classic 👍
Can someone explain Victoria's reply "David was desperate to get out".
What does that mean
We're supposed to assume he was coming into the room to catch them in an affair, she implied that he was already there trying to leave.
@@DaveJ188 Thank you but still I don't understand why would David rushing to go out be funny?
@@Sgfc1111 She subverted your expectations. It’s not so much about whether it is completely logical.
Or did she mean “get out of the closet”?
I thought it was like Lee Mack was popping over to see David, but david didnt want to see him, so he escaped his own home just not to meet him?
funny thing is the Alan Carr contingency is now valid
Can someone explain “to be sure to be sure” at 1:15 pls
Irish people tend to repeat the last part of their sentences.
Rip Sean locke!
I wonder what Alan Carr had more of a problem with, being called fat or being called middle-aged
What does Sean say at 2:57?
@D H Thanks!
"But his Accountant would".
Eluding to Jimmy's historical tax issues ;)
Fucking hell the Alan Carr divorce one actually came true
Alan and his husband have now split up :(
8:50 Nah, it’s T18 Tops Tops.
Jimmy, Where’s Alan?