This is my dad and I's favorite comedy by far, nothing comes close. He lives in Australia but every time he visits we get hammered and watch guest house paradiso haha. And obviously the series.
I've been a Canadian fan for thirty years or so, and I still come back to it. I'll laugh at the same nonsense again and again, and some of the lines will strike me funnier on any given day. Bottom and Father Ted both made me scream with laughter at different times-- apparently hard to catch that lightning in a bottle permanently.
I'm from Canada and very few people know about it. I showed it around, and friends just didn't quite get what was so funny about brutal, disgusting losers at the end of their rope. I wanted to scream in their faces: "You're supposed to relate!!"
Massive Rik Mayall fan. I can remember my mum and sister taking me to see bottom Live In Portsmouth Guildhall for their last 3 shows. (I was Born in 1990 so you can question their judgment of parenting all you like lol). Anyway….I was engrossed with their gags and I actually understood the stupidity and vulgarity of their jokes lol But I can vividly remember Rik Mayall making his entrance on stage and all he had to do was just stand their looking at you in the crowd and you would piss yourself laughing! The audience would howl with laughter from Rik literally doing nothing. He was a force of Comedy Nature!
What you're saying to is totally true, how I see him. He was like a wild animal and you had no idea what was next out of him. I was inconsolable when he died, and I've never felt especially sad about a celebrity passing before or since.
I know someone who made props for the earlier stage shows, including the French bomb in Hooligan's Island. Apparently their company got ripped off by the show's production company, nothing to do with the boys of course. Same company made frying pans for Reeves and Mortimer.
Ah, Rik and Ade, the Laurel and Hardy de nos jours... These days I find them touchingly innocent, I've seen all the shows a hundred times, but I still love to spend time in their company. ❤
ALL of it, gold. There isn't one episode that I feel like skipping when I put it on. For me, the absolute funniest thing I have seen in my life was the finger chopping. I lived in Canada when they aired that and it was totally unexpected. I nearly fainted from shock, it was so outrageously funny.
@@amazingkris You have a good point. Who hasn't yelled Gas man!...Gas man! At the top of their voices for a laugh. You ever watch Filthy Rich and Catflap or the dangerous brothers? Mr Jolly lives next door is also fantastically funny, Rick and Ade at their best.
Indeed, I have. Only heard about Mr. Jolly last week. I'm also an enormous fan of Father Ted. Being Canadian, we only caught little glimpses of those two before I found Bottom. Drop Dead Fred was all most people know Rik for, and Ade had that book "How to Be a Complete Bastard" which is a scream if you're a teenager.
@@amazingkris I can't resist Father Ted even now. Kicking Bishop Brennan up the arse has to be one of my favourites. I don't know if you had it in Canada but How to be a Complete Bastard was turned into a computer game on the zx spectrum, amstrad cpc and the C64. Me and my mates had a lot of fun with that one!
Kicking Bishop Brennan up the Arse was the impossible dream. I've seen gameplay of HtBaCB on UA-cam, but never actually played it. Those two were unstoppably funny when they were young. I curse David Letterman for never accepting Mayall.
I was lucky enough to meet Rik a few times nothing to do with acting, Work related he was a really nice man and funny. Ask extras about how well he was with them , No arrogance. He and Adrian were chalk and cheese but together very funny.
The face he makes when falling down the stairs use to have me crying with laughter when I was younger still does but I've seen it that many times I'm immun now.😂
The time he chopped his finger off, I nearly passed out with shocked laughter. It was a show not to be believed and would never find a US audience. Funniest show ever on TV, in my opinion.
I absolutely loved watching this show as a kid here in Australia in the 90's and still do wiah they still made shows like this these guys were ruthless lol
Fucking legends! Reminds me of the days when Eddie was my role model... I went as Eddie to a fancy dress party and ended up having as surreal an adventure as anything Eddie would! (Involving alcohol, a young lady dressed as Dorothy from the 'Wizard of Oz', Alcohol, stupidity, alcohol, confusion, alcohol and several lost hours...)
@@ecc84 Yes! Actually they were part of my 'seduction kit' along with my 'Phemerones'! But when I found my way back to my friends house at about 10 AM (we left the bar we were in at about 1 AM) I was roaringly drunk, and had two pints of Guinness still with the heads on them in the pockets of my coat...
Where did slapstick comedy go? You simply don't see it any more in any modern comedy (at least not on this level) It's been relegated to adult cartoons. But damn, this was the real deal. All that effort and planning and choreography that must have gone into these scenes, every episode is a unique gem of violent hilarity. 😆👌
I don't know why there hasn't been more of it, but I suppose slapstick requires special talent. Nothing makes me laugh harder than Bottom and cartoons never cut it.
Absolutely loved this show, Richie & Eddie being shopkeepers was a classic where Richie collars the imaginary young lad stealing and the old dear that questions if hes crazy 😅, we now have the BBC treating us to Mrs Browns Boys 😢 how sad times have become
I know nothing of Mrs. Brown's Boys. BBC only really had two shows that ever made me truly shit: Bottom and Father Ted. I would be curious to know if there was anything else similar to either of them that I could get into.
@@amazingkris your not missing much in mrs browns boys had the misfortune of catching an episode once its dreadful i found the end credits more enjoyful, i cant think of anything else along the same lines as Bottom, i heard rumours that they wanted to do another series but BBC wouldnt agree to it and also rumours of them doing a series where they are old in a nursing home can only imagine what would have been haha god bless Rik
Stone-cold CLASSIC!! 😂 Peter Cook is great in this, and Rick and Ade are just sublime as the permanently pissed 'escorts'..... Wonderful anarchic mayhem FUN!! 😂🤩
And Nicholas Parsons! The bit where they are standing outside his house. With 2 hand grenades! And Rik pulls the pins, Ade goes to put them through the letter box. But, they dont fit! So he is standing there...looking as only Ade can....and Rik sees whats gone wrong....he tells him to put them in his pockets, which he does. Then tells him to go away over there... Parsons comes to the door to see what the Hell all the noise is about, opens it to see Rik, on the step, and Ade standing a long way away...just as his pockets explode, he yells NICHOLAS PARSONS!!!!!! Honestly....its one of the funniest things on the planet. Its so over the top and stupid. The bit with the bucket lift back at the office as well....its an utter classic episode. Simply because its Rik and Ade.....
I once showed the episode with the burglars to my then girlfriend. She had never seen it before that point, this is going back about 20 years now! We were having a sort of comedy night, and one of my friends, an older chap who had done some work for me was visiting and he had brought his two young lads who were about 15 at the time. We had watched all the usual safe sit coms and stand up things and I suggested Bottom, as both the lads had never seen it, not even been born when it was first on Tv. About ten minutes in, everyone was in utter hysterics, falling out of chairs and gasping for breath...I was waiting for the killer scene though as I knew it would slay them all... "Eddie!!!! Where in Hades is the burglar???!" Eddie points straight up, as the camera cuts back so we all see the poor thief has been sellotaped like a mummy to the ceiling!!! My neighbours must have thought we were on laughing gas in some sort of mad frenzy as the two teenagers howled with laughter till they had tears and my girlfriend was on the floor in stitches and poor old Dave could not breathe for laughing either....it was one of those moments that crossed the generation gap between me, and older man, and two long lads, who had all grown up in different eras and yet still found Richie and Eddie hysterical....We ended up stuck there till late watching a couple more and I had to make them the whole set of seasons to watch on disk themselves...it led to the young lads searching out the whole history of shows Rik and Ade were in and they became huge fans just like I was back in the 80s when they first started to get noticed in the Young Ones and the Dangerous Brothers.....it was a special time in my life I will never forget.....
Remember this being on TV when I was a kid a primary school main TV 1 to 4 or if you had been on the roof to turn the ariel you got 1 to 5 haha good old easy days
I was a young adult in Canada, catching it very late at night on YTV. I always loved Drop Dead Fred and the book "How to Be a Complete Bastard," and knew little else about Rik and Ade at the time. I had no idea these two were even associated. Imagine my pleased astonishment!
He came out of the toilet with trump hair. Lol. This was comedy gold back in the day, I gained a six pack laughing so hard. The 80s and 90s British TV was the best.
Even if other comedies have surpassed Bottom for me, I still love how puerile and slapstick it is. I'll never forget the evening my dad introduced me to it - laughed incessantly at the Halloween episode
What are shows that surpassed it for you? I am Canadian and there just hasn't been any competition in my lifetime other than Father Ted, neck-and-neck.
To me, Bottom is the funniest program of all time, utterly timeless. Rik Mayall and Adrian Edmondson are two of the very, very few genuine comic geniuses. Next year will be the tenth anniversary of Rik's untimely death. I have to say though, that I don't like Guest House Paradiso at all. It just doesn't work, despite having Rik and Ade, and some other great comedians in the cast, it just doesn't make me laugh. A massively wasted opportunity, unfortunately.
Yes its just not as funny. Why? Probably because we have seen it all before and its actually becoming a bit predictable and tired by this point. Add in all the other people in the episode taking the focus off them, and the fact that they are getting older and its all been done and the fact that its not really Bottom and it all falls a bit flat. Its still great to see them again, but it was obvious by this point they were running on empty. They are the same characters as Bottom, but not called the same things. I like to think that after they got shot by the police in the last Bottom episode, they survived and went into some sort of witness protection. And this is where they end up running a "crap hotel." I like it though, for the reason that its them, being silly still, and that it has a happy ending with them getting everything they ever wanted as those characters. Money, booze, a nice place to live in a got country out of all the misery and Rik / Richie gets to have sex and a girlfriend at last...even if he has to share her with Eddie....
Slapstick is rare because it's hard to do safely and it's thought to be the lowest form of entertainment. Done right, no one should be able to criticize it, but they do and fans don't care. Professional wrestling has more exaggerated traits, and look how much the world loves Randy Savage!
@@amazingkris I feel the same way you do. Slapstick (and clowning) really is a fine art. I like the way Peter Sellers, the Monty Python team, and the Police Squad series have brought it back to life over my lifetime. I had never seen the "Bottom - Slap" thing before, and I think it's in the great old time European clowning tradition. It looks dangerous as hell too. Thanks for introducing it to us.
@@Axgoodofdunemaul There is a handful of anecdotes where Rik and Ade either accidentally hurt the other, or would tell of their disbelief about the balls the other guy had, ha ha. Rare stories that you could only tell in that tiny pocket of entertainment.
Hilarious!! Especially losing control of his bowels everytime he's got the cattle prod!! Makes me howl with laughter. PC woke BS means this kind of brilliant comedy won't be made again. Shame.
I miss slapstick comedy.
Rick Mayall is truly missed.
May he rest in peace.
✨⭐🙏⭐✨
I never tire of watching these two great guys you never stop laughing 😂 RIP Rik Mayall
I remember watching this with my dad god bless him, his eyes crying with laughter..he loved it. Happy memories 😊
This is my dad and I's favorite comedy by far, nothing comes close. He lives in Australia but every time he visits we get hammered and watch guest house paradiso haha. And obviously the series.
I love it , those guys are unique, sad its over , but a beautiful legacy to watch
I've been a Canadian fan for thirty years or so, and I still come back to it. I'll laugh at the same nonsense again and again, and some of the lines will strike me funnier on any given day. Bottom and Father Ted both made me scream with laughter at different times-- apparently hard to catch that lightning in a bottle permanently.
This series was the highlight when i was younger still living at home with my parents. Comedic gold!
I'm from Canada and very few people know about it. I showed it around, and friends just didn't quite get what was so funny about brutal, disgusting losers at the end of their rope. I wanted to scream in their faces: "You're supposed to relate!!"
PERFECT!
@@amazingkris Remind them of you have photographic memory and will memorize all of them!!! =D
@@amazingkris and if they dont like it they can sod off to soddery!
My younger brother and myself were also huge fans, but our parents forbade us to watch the live shows until we were older 😃
Massive Rik Mayall fan.
I can remember my mum and sister taking me to see bottom Live In Portsmouth Guildhall for their last 3 shows.
(I was Born in 1990 so you can question their judgment of parenting all you like lol).
Anyway….I was engrossed with their gags and I actually understood the stupidity and vulgarity of their jokes lol
But I can vividly remember Rik Mayall making his entrance on stage and all he had to do was just stand their looking at you in the crowd and you would piss yourself laughing!
The audience would howl with laughter from Rik literally doing nothing.
He was a force of Comedy Nature!
What you're saying to is totally true, how I see him. He was like a wild animal and you had no idea what was next out of him. I was inconsolable when he died, and I've never felt especially sad about a celebrity passing before or since.
I know someone who made props for the earlier stage shows, including the French bomb in Hooligan's Island. Apparently their company got ripped off by the show's production company, nothing to do with the boys of course. Same company made frying pans for Reeves and Mortimer.
Saw them live a few times couldn't stop crying with laughter
Ah, Rik and Ade, the Laurel and Hardy de nos jours... These days I find them touchingly innocent, I've seen all the shows a hundred times, but I still love to spend time in their company. ❤
What a Legends Rik Mayall was
He was a really nice man in real life a real loss.
R.ì.p. Tthe le le gend thatis RIK Mayal
And who says gratuitous violence can't be funny. Another comedic duo in the hall of fame.
Rik and Ade true comedy legends hilarious
I've sat on that bench. Its at the back of Hammersmith Station ❤
That thing where he shits himself with the cattle prod has to be one of the funniest things ever. Along with the "sprouts Mexicane" incident.
ALL of it, gold. There isn't one episode that I feel like skipping when I put it on.
For me, the absolute funniest thing I have seen in my life was the finger chopping. I lived in Canada when they aired that and it was totally unexpected. I nearly fainted from shock, it was so outrageously funny.
@@amazingkris You have a good point. Who hasn't yelled Gas man!...Gas man! At the top of their voices for a laugh. You ever watch Filthy Rich and Catflap or the dangerous brothers? Mr Jolly lives next door is also fantastically funny, Rick and Ade at their best.
Indeed, I have. Only heard about Mr. Jolly last week. I'm also an enormous fan of Father Ted. Being Canadian, we only caught little glimpses of those two before I found Bottom. Drop Dead Fred was all most people know Rik for, and Ade had that book "How to Be a Complete Bastard" which is a scream if you're a teenager.
@@amazingkris I can't resist Father Ted even now. Kicking Bishop Brennan up the arse has to be one of my favourites. I don't know if you had it in Canada but How to be a Complete Bastard was turned into a computer game on the zx spectrum, amstrad cpc and the C64. Me and my mates had a lot of fun with that one!
Kicking Bishop Brennan up the Arse was the impossible dream. I've seen gameplay of HtBaCB on UA-cam, but never actually played it. Those two were unstoppably funny when they were young. I curse David Letterman for never accepting Mayall.
I was lucky enough to meet Rik a few times nothing to do with acting, Work related he was a really nice man and funny.
Ask extras about how well he was with them , No arrogance.
He and Adrian were chalk and cheese but together very funny.
Chalk and cheese? I'm Canadian, so I don't know this expression.
The waiter scene in Holiday is absolutely hysterical.
The face he makes when falling down the stairs use to have me crying with laughter when I was younger still does but I've seen it that many times I'm immun now.😂
The time he chopped his finger off, I nearly passed out with shocked laughter. It was a show not to be believed and would never find a US audience. Funniest show ever on TV, in my opinion.
Comedy ultra-violence. Love it!!
The best of the best of the best. Thanks for posting this.
bloody brilliant
My all time favourite show
I absolutely loved watching this show as a kid here in Australia in the 90's and still do wiah they still made shows like this these guys were ruthless lol
Bloody brilliant and hilarious!... Not like the 'tosh' we get these days!.
Fucking legends! Reminds me of the days when Eddie was my role model... I went as Eddie to a fancy dress party and ended up having as surreal an adventure as anything Eddie would! (Involving alcohol, a young lady dressed as Dorothy from the 'Wizard of Oz', Alcohol, stupidity, alcohol, confusion, alcohol and several lost hours...)
Did you take your hob-nobs ;-)
@@ecc84 Yes! Actually they were part of my 'seduction kit' along with my 'Phemerones'! But when I found my way back to my friends house at about 10 AM (we left the bar we were in at about 1 AM) I was roaringly drunk, and had two pints of Guinness still with the heads on them in the pockets of my coat...
When i asked you if you wanted a drink you didn't say no thank you I'm a lesbian ♿ you owe me a pound 😜🕶️🍺♠️🍀
Comedy gold 💜
Always lose it at the carrot. Such a simple gag but so well timed. Headbutt 😂
The explosion is shockingly loud and crisp.
Best comedy ever
the show was amazing, probably the funniest thing i've seen on tv.
Absolutely, I certainly can't think of anything I've found funnier...
Where did slapstick comedy go? You simply don't see it any more in any modern comedy (at least not on this level) It's been relegated to adult cartoons. But damn, this was the real deal. All that effort and planning and choreography that must have gone into these scenes, every episode is a unique gem of violent hilarity. 😆👌
I don't know why there hasn't been more of it, but I suppose slapstick requires special talent. Nothing makes me laugh harder than Bottom and cartoons never cut it.
Ahh sophisticated British comedy at its finest
Fantastic.
Some of the best bits from Rik & Ade.👍
Gold.... Frankenstein and Grrrrr!!!
We miss you Rick 💐
Absolutely loved this show, Richie & Eddie being shopkeepers was a classic where Richie collars the imaginary young lad stealing and the old dear that questions if hes crazy 😅, we now have the BBC treating us to Mrs Browns Boys 😢 how sad times have become
I know nothing of Mrs. Brown's Boys. BBC only really had two shows that ever made me truly shit: Bottom and Father Ted. I would be curious to know if there was anything else similar to either of them that I could get into.
@@amazingkris your not missing much in mrs browns boys had the misfortune of catching an episode once its dreadful i found the end credits more enjoyful, i cant think of anything else along the same lines as Bottom, i heard rumours that they wanted to do another series but BBC wouldnt agree to it and also rumours of them doing a series where they are old in a nursing home can only imagine what would have been haha god bless Rik
Rick mayall the king❤❤
Quality Series from much better times.
The comic strip presents Mr Jolly lives next door is worth a watch, these two are quality comedians
Don't know why I've never heard about this. Thanks for the tip!
Stone-cold CLASSIC!! 😂
Peter Cook is great in this, and Rick and Ade are just sublime as the permanently pissed 'escorts'..... Wonderful anarchic mayhem FUN!! 😂🤩
@@stevesstuff1450don’t forget bad news
& a fistful of travellers cheques 🤣🤣❤️❤️
And Nicholas Parsons! The bit where they are standing outside his house. With 2 hand grenades! And Rik pulls the pins, Ade goes to put them through the letter box. But, they dont fit! So he is standing there...looking as only Ade can....and Rik sees whats gone wrong....he tells him to put them in his pockets, which he does. Then tells him to go away over there...
Parsons comes to the door to see what the Hell all the noise is about, opens it to see Rik, on the step, and Ade standing a long way away...just as his pockets explode, he yells NICHOLAS PARSONS!!!!!!
Honestly....its one of the funniest things on the planet. Its so over the top and stupid. The bit with the bucket lift back at the office as well....its an utter classic episode. Simply because its Rik and Ade.....
Stick a bit of sellotape on the fridge - 😂
I once showed the episode with the burglars to my then girlfriend. She had never seen it before that point, this is going back about 20 years now! We were having a sort of comedy night, and one of my friends, an older chap who had done some work for me was visiting and he had brought his two young lads who were about 15 at the time. We had watched all the usual safe sit coms and stand up things and I suggested Bottom, as both the lads had never seen it, not even been born when it was first on Tv. About ten minutes in, everyone was in utter hysterics, falling out of chairs and gasping for breath...I was waiting for the killer scene though as I knew it would slay them all...
"Eddie!!!! Where in Hades is the burglar???!"
Eddie points straight up, as the camera cuts back so we all see the poor thief has been sellotaped like a mummy to the ceiling!!!
My neighbours must have thought we were on laughing gas in some sort of mad frenzy as the two teenagers howled with laughter till they had tears and my girlfriend was on the floor in stitches and poor old Dave could not breathe for laughing either....it was one of those moments that crossed the generation gap between me, and older man, and two long lads, who had all grown up in different eras and yet still found Richie and Eddie hysterical....We ended up stuck there till late watching a couple more and I had to make them the whole set of seasons to watch on disk themselves...it led to the young lads searching out the whole history of shows Rik and Ade were in and they became huge fans just like I was back in the 80s when they first started to get noticed in the Young Ones and the Dangerous Brothers.....it was a special time in my life I will never forget.....
Remember this being on TV when I was a kid a primary school main TV 1 to 4 or if you had been on the roof to turn the ariel you got 1 to 5 haha good old easy days
I was a young adult in Canada, catching it very late at night on YTV. I always loved Drop Dead Fred and the book "How to Be a Complete Bastard," and knew little else about Rik and Ade at the time. I had no idea these two were even associated. Imagine my pleased astonishment!
@@amazingkris drop dead fred. Classic. In the uk. Cobwebs haha
Love it! Cheers man
This is brilliant stuff!
He came out of the toilet with trump hair. Lol. This was comedy gold back in the day, I gained a six pack laughing so hard. The 80s and 90s British TV was the best.
Probably Donald Trump's wig
Aw god on re watching this no wonder it was my favourite show as a kid.
Bloody hell, at 1:30 Rik does a fantastic Donald Trump by putting his head in an unflushed toilet. That's how far ahead he and Adrian were.
It made my eyes water 😂😂😂
I'll take Bottom over Young Ones. It's SOOOO good!
I kinda like both
Oh yeah both are great, but if I had to choose one...
A brilliant carry on from the Young Ones which made up my Art College education in the 80s.
As much as I love Bottom (oo-er!), I have to state categorically, that "Bambi" is THE funniest half hour of anything I have ever watched in my life!!
RIP Rik 😢
Even if other comedies have surpassed Bottom for me, I still love how puerile and slapstick it is. I'll never forget the evening my dad introduced me to it - laughed incessantly at the Halloween episode
What are shows that surpassed it for you? I am Canadian and there just hasn't been any competition in my lifetime other than Father Ted, neck-and-neck.
Absolute classic.
Both equally funny
Legendary Fiendish
Have you got anymore exploding carrrattts!?
Nnicelightning what ain it.😂
Hooligan Island was my favourite.
I always expect Bottom to take place in the flat, but there are episodes happen in entirely different environments that are just as great.
1:29 Trump wig... :D
How dare you call it not particularly clever!
You've got to put some Drambui in it for the birds, don't you?
😮
so funny
@1:30 How did they manage to get Donald Trump in the show? 🤣
😂😂😂 British Comedy 😂😂😂
2:55 😂
It was just their old act ‘The Dangerous Brothers’ really, but with a plot.
So nothing like the Dangerous Brothers then?
Pardon ?
😂😂😂
To me, Bottom is the funniest program of all time, utterly timeless. Rik Mayall and Adrian Edmondson are two of the very, very few genuine comic geniuses. Next year will be the tenth anniversary of Rik's untimely death.
I have to say though, that I don't like Guest House Paradiso at all. It just doesn't work, despite having Rik and Ade, and some other great comedians in the cast, it just doesn't make me laugh. A massively wasted opportunity, unfortunately.
Almost TEN? Good lord.
😮 omg ten years.
Yes its just not as funny. Why? Probably because we have seen it all before and its actually becoming a bit predictable and tired by this point. Add in all the other people in the episode taking the focus off them, and the fact that they are getting older and its all been done and the fact that its not really Bottom and it all falls a bit flat. Its still great to see them again, but it was obvious by this point they were running on empty. They are the same characters as Bottom, but not called the same things. I like to think that after they got shot by the police in the last Bottom episode, they survived and went into some sort of witness protection. And this is where they end up running a "crap hotel."
I like it though, for the reason that its them, being silly still, and that it has a happy ending with them getting everything they ever wanted as those characters. Money, booze, a nice place to live in a got country out of all the misery and Rik / Richie gets to have sex and a girlfriend at last...even if he has to share her with Eddie....
Sadly they don't make 'em like that anymore. None of this P.C bull just two blokes knocking the S@#T out of each other 🤣
ah those were the days...sigh
What ain't it that ... .
The only thing I can compare this to is the Three Stooges, and this is much funnier.
Slapstick is rare because it's hard to do safely and it's thought to be the lowest form of entertainment. Done right, no one should be able to criticize it, but they do and fans don't care.
Professional wrestling has more exaggerated traits, and look how much the world loves Randy Savage!
@@amazingkris I feel the same way you do. Slapstick (and clowning) really is a fine art. I like the way Peter Sellers, the Monty Python team, and the Police Squad series have brought it back to life over my lifetime. I had never seen the "Bottom - Slap" thing before, and I think it's in the great old time European clowning tradition. It looks dangerous as hell too. Thanks for introducing it to us.
@@Axgoodofdunemaul There is a handful of anecdotes where Rik and Ade either accidentally hurt the other, or would tell of their disbelief about the balls the other guy had, ha ha. Rare stories that you could only tell in that tiny pocket of entertainment.
Hilarious!! Especially losing control of his bowels everytime he's got the cattle prod!! Makes me howl with laughter. PC woke BS means this kind of brilliant comedy won't be made again. Shame.
1:28 pretty sure that's Trump.