@@A-small-amount-of-peas For some reason parents never cared what you listened to if it was radio rather than TV, so radio was where you had total freedom
His performance as Alan is so natural, it's weird seeing him break character; like, my mind finds it difficult to accept that Alan IS a character in the first place.
I live in Australia and we don't get to see that much of Steve Coogan. Honestly, it took me a lot of confused Googling before it finally dawned on me that this hilarious and cringe-worthy character was not actually a bloke called Alan Partridge.
Hope the out takes are funnier than the shit series - This Time (last time). One sure way to kill of the Alan Partridge character; like Elton John with his last appalling album and song. 'Leave em asking for less'!
The Gibbons brothers have really boosted Alan to another level. This and the Oasthouse are truly stratospheric in terms of comedy gold. Cant believe the high quality they're able to achieve.
Always loved a bit of Partridge, in fact I think the first series of ‘I’m Alan partridge’ (the one in Linton Travel Tavern) is up there with Fawlty Towers in terms of comic timing and delivery. Good to see them having fun while they make it, adds to the enjoyment of it all 😁👍❤️
Absolutely, I've always thought it amazing that she doesn't burst into fits of giggles- though if you watch closely you can see her tightening her lips so as to not smile or bust into laughter a few times, nice to see her break character in this. I think Felicity's character Lynn is a major part of Alan Partridge.
Nice to see Lynn having a funny moment with Alan, despite the fact he is her employer, good to see there's genuine affection between the two of them. We always knew that, but the off camera moment just confirms it.
I love Tim Key. He was such an inspired choice for a Partridge foil. Steve was saying, on the Off Menu podcast, that as a comedian you can normally watch other comedy acts and, even when they're great, you think "ok I see what they did, why that was funny" but Tim Key has an inscrutable delivery where you find yourself laughing with no idea why.
I first remember seeing partridge for the 1st time as a 10 year old lying in bed watching the epidode where he shoots Forbes Mcallister I thought it was real and ran through and said to my mum there's just been a.guy shot on TV the way the cut to a screen to create confusion really added to the realism been a proud partridge fan since age 10 x
I first 'met' Alan on Comic Relief (that's where I first saw him). I couldn't believe such a complete fool was presenting TV and I wondered what on earth the BBC were playing at!
i like how they cut from the scene of the internet troll being held account to a shot where you got a great view of Jenny's legs. That kind of subtlety was all through this show, watching it it felt like every moment had been meticulously crafted, it's a masterpiece
@@RosieHarp Nah. Del Boy will always be a long way ahead of David Brent, and there's an argument that Alf Garnett is up there too, behind Del, but most people are too young to remember him these days.🤔 Also don't forget Blackadder, Hancock, and Basil Fawlty either. It's a very subjective list, especially if you take the whole history of British TV sitcoms into account.
@@EnglishMike Hancock is a bit before my time, was he a character? I've watched clips, I thought it was just him playing himself. I barely remember Alf Garnet. Yes Fawlty was definitely top 3. My view of Blackadder changed because I now can't stand the actor who played him because of the Bean nonsense, but I loved it at the time, particularly the Elizabethan era. Del Boy .....not a fan, never was, although John Sullivan was a great writer.
@@RosieHarp Technically, Anthony John (Tony) Hancock played a character called Anthony Aloysius Hancock in his scripted TV sitcoms -- basically a holdover from his earlier (immensely popular) radio sitcom series, Hancock's Half Hour He was before my time too (he was only 44 when he died), though his radio show is still available on BBC Radio 4's website. The Office's brand of very awkward humour (which I very much enjoyed) means that it will always be less popular than the near universally loved Only Fools and Horses, so Del Boy will always get more love than David Brent, but of course, greatness is a very subjective term. Gervais does get a lot of credit for popularizing that type of awkward fly on the wall mockumentary style sitcom.
Well documented in "I Partridge". It was all Pepsi (or Shirley) from Pepsi and Shirley fault. He was absolutely furious with one of them. He now keeps in shape by doing the odd "Twerk Dat" workout on UA-cam.
It's always weird seeing outtakes of Alan Partridge stuff. I KNOW he's Steve Coogan. Deep down I know that. But my mind has always separated them. I always forget Alan isn't a real person so it always baffles me when I see evidence of that. Bye.
The character is definitely an excellent tonic to life's troubles. The best comedy celebrates eccentric and odd characters without resorting the lowest common denominator material. And this is it.
This is too good! I'm peeing myself at 2am in the morning! Honestly don't think I've ever seen Steve Coogan doing piss takes before, it's glorious how naturally funny he is. One of my favorite comedians. Hopefully there's many more series to come. Off to rewatch all of Mid Morning Matters and This Time with AP (shit just remembered gotta be up in the morning). Quicksticks!
@@SandyYoung1 I have this horrific memory of the host of Mr and Mrs, when they'd put one half of the couple in a booth with headphones on, saying "you can listen to Showaddywaddy. I thought that was a Pakastani flasher". It's like the whole of the 70s rolled up into one catarrhish lump.
The only Alan Partridge outtake I've ever seen besides these is the one with the chocolate mousse, very rare occurrence seeing Alan Partridge suddenly becoming Steve Coogan!😄
The fact that I find Susannah Fielding so hard to like even when she's being herself in interviews and stuff speaks volumes to how well her and the writers realised the character of Jennie.
I taught Nigel Lindsay (the bloke stood next to the machine gun) how to play drums for a role in a film. We did a couple of months together and he was sounding pretty good. Cheers, bye.
Hilarious outtakes and great to see Lyne break character- I'm always amazed how Felicity doesn't crack up more during many of the scenes (I'm guessing that holding an in character repressed face helps!) I love how close the characters are to real day time TV presenters but with just enough exageration to be funny. I'm also impressed how Alan Partridge wears some truely awful clothing combinations- even with a nice suit he manages to wear a tie that totally doesn't go with it- attention to detail!
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Still love the fact that a character I first started watching at 14 years old is still going strong.
Alan ages like a fine wine that tastes of Chewits
My brother and I used to watch it around the same age. It makes AP 100 times funnier if you've grown up with the character :)
Including hearing on radio, 30 years for me. First heard Alan when I was a little kid listening to radio 4
@@danielwaeland6500 wow. I had no idea kids ever listened to radio 4
@@A-small-amount-of-peas For some reason parents never cared what you listened to if it was radio rather than TV, so radio was where you had total freedom
With you there Pat, exactly the same for me. Love Chewits still too.
His performance as Alan is so natural, it's weird seeing him break character; like, my mind finds it difficult to accept that Alan IS a character in the first place.
It's that cattyness again
That's because Steve Coogan IS Alan Partridge.
I live in Australia and we don't get to see that much of Steve Coogan. Honestly, it took me a lot of confused Googling before it finally dawned on me that this hilarious and cringe-worthy character was not actually a bloke called Alan Partridge.
I was convinced he was real when I was a kid, he's so good that I actually hated him.
@@ld5420 no, alan partridge IS steve coogan.
You know what the best thing about this was, alot of people are shocked when I say this, the camera angles
@TWISTED INTO TRUTH the delivery is what makes partridge the best 😂
The over-annunciation is the best thing about Coogan. Utterly amazing
ha! best comment ever
Love it!
@@meandthepotatoes4916Stop getting enunciate wrong.
I can't tell when Tim Key is acting he is so good at awkward comedy
funny in plebs as servant mushki as the New Slave S2 EP 5
The attention to detail is incredible. What a guy
This is good banter, it really is.
I feel like a caught a glimpse of what Steve was like as a naughty 8 year old everytime he giggled and covered his mouth 😂 so cute!
He is out of character but still manages to Partridge at 1:29
This is almost as much fun as Jet from Gladiators hosting a millennium barn dance at Yeovil aerodrome.
almost
Properly policed obviously
Did it turn into an all-night rave?
Not as fun as dismantling a Corgy trouser press though
@@kristianTV1974 no because it was properly policed
The timing and lines in Alan Partridge is next level slick- it’s actually reassuring to see Steve Coogan fluffing the lines.
Hope the out takes are funnier than the shit series - This Time (last time).
One sure way to kill of the Alan Partridge character; like Elton John with his last appalling album and song. 'Leave em asking for less'!
@@mogadon7 Totally overrated, he hasn't even won any awards
Looking forward to your little program.
@@arlasoft mixing an XFM reference in there? Love that.
@@LifeOfRy Let's watch Mogadon's little program when that comes out. Sick of him.
It's getting harder to see where Alan ends and Steve begins
The Gibbons brothers have really boosted Alan to another level.
This and the Oasthouse are truly stratospheric in terms of comedy gold.
Cant believe the high quality they're able to achieve.
Totally agree. The books too. I strongly recommend the audiobook of Big Beacon. Some of the best Partridge content of all time imo.
Its cleverer, but not sure if its funnier.
Oasthouse is superb, yes
Is there any chance of season 3 - this is the best Partridge in years.
Only a true perfectionist comes out with the c-word when he fluffs a line 😂
'Is that enough from Alan or is that Steve saying it's enough' 😂😂😂
Always loved a bit of Partridge, in fact I think the first series of ‘I’m Alan partridge’ (the one in Linton Travel Tavern) is up there with Fawlty Towers in terms of comic timing and delivery.
Good to see them having fun while they make it, adds to the enjoyment of it all 😁👍❤️
'Travel Tavern'... what a simple yet brilliant name for Alan's Home for the series! 😄😄
Is Lynn still on £9500 a year?
Tell you what 🎶
Tell you what 🎶
It’s nine n a half thousand pounds🎶
😂
She's like Burt Reynolds, reliable but she's got a mustache
her life is technically not worth insuring
hard worker, but theres no affection there
I’m not driving a Mini Metro, I’m not driving a Mini Metro, I’m not driving a Mini Metro
I can't get enough Alan !!!
Steve Coogan is of course brilliant as Alan Partridge, but I think that Felicity Montague as Lynn is so funny too.
Textbook Lynn
Absolutely, I've always thought it amazing that she doesn't burst into fits of giggles- though if you watch closely you can see her tightening her lips so as to not smile or bust into laughter a few times, nice to see her break character in this. I think Felicity's character Lynn is a major part of Alan Partridge.
This and mid-morning matters is absolute genius. We have grown up and followed Alans career.
Nice to see Lynn having a funny moment with Alan, despite the fact he is her employer, good to see there's genuine affection between the two of them. We always knew that, but the off camera moment just confirms it.
"My assistant, my assistant!"
Oh, there's no affection there.
Oh she’s a hard worker, but there’s no affection.
Very reliable... but she's got a moustache.
her life is technically not worth insuring....
Steve Coogan is a comedy genius.
He is that good isn’t he 👍🏻
Don't forget the other writers
Not really.
@@Dr.Fiendish awwww bless you
Definitely I'm addicted to Partridge. Wonder if the live shows could get some new material alot of the jokes I saw incoming from a distance.
I love Tim Key. He was such an inspired choice for a Partridge foil.
Steve was saying, on the Off Menu podcast, that as a comedian you can normally watch other comedy acts and, even when they're great, you think "ok I see what they did, why that was funny" but Tim Key has an inscrutable delivery where you find yourself laughing with no idea why.
Love it, eager for series 3.
*Needless to say he had the last laugh.*
Needles to say he had the last laugh
Needles to say... I took drugs
Have you ever shaved your crackling?
Footnote;
I first remember seeing partridge for the 1st time as a 10 year old lying in bed watching the epidode where he shoots Forbes Mcallister I thought it was real and ran through and said to my mum there's just been a.guy shot on TV the way the cut to a screen to create confusion really added to the realism been a proud partridge fan since age 10 x
I first 'met' Alan on Comic Relief (that's where I first saw him). I couldn't believe such a complete fool was presenting TV and I wondered what on earth the BBC were playing at!
He's been away too long. He's got the common touch. :') ♥
Hello chris... Are ya dead?
i like how they cut from the scene of the internet troll being held account to a shot where you got a great view of Jenny's legs. That kind of subtlety was all through this show, watching it it felt like every moment had been meticulously crafted, it's a masterpiece
This really was top notch viewing.👌
Best outtakes since Gary Wilmot's wedding.
And another one
And it's fine to join in.
Alan Partridge is without doubt the UK’s greatest comedy character.
Yes him, then David Brent I'd say
@@RosieHarp Absolutely right.
@@RosieHarp Nah. Del Boy will always be a long way ahead of David Brent, and there's an argument that Alf Garnett is up there too, behind Del, but most people are too young to remember him these days.🤔 Also don't forget Blackadder, Hancock, and Basil Fawlty either.
It's a very subjective list, especially if you take the whole history of British TV sitcoms into account.
@@EnglishMike Hancock is a bit before my time, was he a character? I've watched clips, I thought it was just him playing himself. I barely remember Alf Garnet.
Yes Fawlty was definitely top 3. My view of Blackadder changed because I now can't stand the actor who played him because of the Bean nonsense, but I loved it at the time, particularly the Elizabethan era. Del Boy .....not a fan, never was, although John Sullivan was a great writer.
@@RosieHarp Technically, Anthony John (Tony) Hancock played a character called Anthony Aloysius Hancock in his scripted TV sitcoms -- basically a holdover from his earlier (immensely popular) radio sitcom series, Hancock's Half Hour
He was before my time too (he was only 44 when he died), though his radio show is still available on BBC Radio 4's website.
The Office's brand of very awkward humour (which I very much enjoyed) means that it will always be less popular than the near universally loved Only Fools and Horses, so Del Boy will always get more love than David Brent, but of course, greatness is a very subjective term.
Gervais does get a lot of credit for popularizing that type of awkward fly on the wall mockumentary style sitcom.
its always the outtakes that get me into watching the programs on telly
Thank you! Looks like great fun to film.
Joyous 😂😂. The man is a genius.
Am I the only one who thinks it’s quite funny and adorable the way he hides his mouth or nose when he laughs? So odd seeing Steve like this haha
It's literally so cute 😊😊
Love it when he hides his nouth and mose
@@photovoltage his what 😂😂
He looks 10 years younger and healthier must have kicked his Toblerone addiction
Well documented in "I Partridge". It was all Pepsi (or Shirley) from Pepsi and Shirley fault. He was absolutely furious with one of them. He now keeps in shape by doing the odd "Twerk Dat" workout on UA-cam.
he looks to be in QSPC
Love these clips. Nice one 🙏🏻
I got piping hot scotch broth all down my front. Not from laughing, I simply have a bad elbow. Nevertheless, that was indeed classic humour.
I don’t know if that is a genuine partridge line but if not - very good indeed. I can hear the voice over-articulating “bad elbow”.
Reverend Jim Jones - pop, not broth.
I once had a similar experience with a crescent of crisps. And a hot egg.
but my nostrils were dry
Textbook!
I can't stop watching the 'Androom' reaction!😆
Greatest presenter of all time and a legend of audio broadcasting excellence.
I am actually drinking kenco and laughing at this (though I should add that my nostrils are clear).
Steve Coogan is a genius, with so many great characters and roles, but his greatest gift to the world will always be Alan Partridge.
Series 2 ???!!!! I've only seen series one...wow I've got a whole new series to watch.....bliss
It's always weird seeing outtakes of Alan Partridge stuff. I KNOW he's Steve Coogan. Deep down I know that. But my mind has always separated them. I always forget Alan isn't a real person so it always baffles me when I see evidence of that. Bye.
Bye.
Thanks for your contribution. Bye bye now.
Wonder who got the power pack…
@@vonteflon NEWS
I like that Alan Partridge, he makes me laugh. Sometimes a lot.
The character is definitely an excellent tonic to life's troubles. The best comedy celebrates eccentric and odd characters without resorting the lowest common denominator material. And this is it.
Wow I'm amazed and delighted to see this!!
Ruddy superb! Was hoping we’d get some of these at some point - doesn’t disappoint! I’ve got Kenco coming out of my nostrils
Fancy a flav
@@danieljones7856 Flavia, good call!
Same but thankfully my nostrils were clear
Massive respect to the Baby Cow team we love you guys
This is too good! I'm peeing myself at 2am in the morning! Honestly don't think I've ever seen Steve Coogan doing piss takes before, it's glorious how naturally funny he is. One of my favorite comedians. Hopefully there's many more series to come. Off to rewatch all of Mid Morning Matters and This Time with AP (shit just remembered gotta be up in the morning). Quicksticks!
Seeing Alan live in May! Can't wait!
What the sht, he's touring‽
Please ,don't keep us in suspense anymore. What was it like?
All of these outtakes should have been in the show, quickly followed by the perfect take.
Those were liquid outtakes!
Back of the net
Super secret blooper .. the clapper board at 6:55, for the loop the loop, says “this time with Alan patridge 2”. Kiss my face!
1:58 - Steve realising he's breaking copyright by turning into Mr Burns! 😂
He's gonna be amazing playing saville
Now then now then.
How's about that then.
Shawaddy-Waddy
Jingle-jangle, jewellery jewellery
@@SandyYoung1 I have this horrific memory of the host of Mr and Mrs, when they'd put one half of the couple in a booth with headphones on, saying "you can listen to Showaddywaddy. I thought that was a Pakastani flasher".
It's like the whole of the 70s rolled up into one catarrhish lump.
I must say, therein lay some truly great banter. . . . . .
To quote the great Rik Mayall, Happy Christmas Dennis Norden
"You bastard!"
I can't look at Steve without seeing his face digitally projected on a young boy. I mean that in a weird way.
He really does look like he’s about to hurl in the last clip lol
She really does look like she has immense boobs at 2:52 and they deflate 2 seconds later.
I can't tell if these are genuine screw-ups or if he's just being Partridge.
When did Jason Cresswell of Shape Media join the SAS?
He’s busy clearing insurgents from Wookey Hole.
"You cut the neck open like a Muppet's mouth."
Was the man sad?
Bill Oddie is alive and well
@@danmcdaid well, he's alive
The only Alan Partridge outtake I've ever seen besides these is the one with the chocolate mousse, very rare occurrence seeing Alan Partridge suddenly becoming Steve Coogan!😄
Aye mr partridge I’ve missed a bit
Is that Alan saying that's enough or Steve saying that's enough? That's when you know you've made a comedy legend.
Crash! Bang!! Wallop!!!
What a video!
Not a lot of people know that Alan Partridge went to Eaton, he ran the tuck shop 🤣
The man is just brilliant 😂👌
Textbook stuff. Great banter.
I really ❤ this!
Loving the fact Bethesda have clearly nicked your titles for StarField
The look he gives the person off-camera who gives him the line, "do you mean sex robots?" when he realises just how brilliant a line it is.
Oh yes!!! A WINNER IS YOU!!!
This is just great banter.
3:42 is simply genius :)
Steven Coogan is such a natural that I actually thought the first part was an Alan Partridge bit.
The fact that I find Susannah Fielding so hard to like even when she's being herself in interviews and stuff speaks volumes to how well her and the writers realised the character of Jennie.
Is that Alan saying enough or Steve?....."Thats enough, im done" Hahahahahahahaha
Brilliant just what I needed !😆🤣😆🤣😆
Alan makes the same noise with planes that Francis makes with trains
Christmas is early!
I taught Nigel Lindsay (the bloke stood next to the machine gun) how to play drums for a role in a film. We did a couple of months together and he was sounding pretty good. Cheers, bye.
Have you seen four lions? Nigel Lindsay is absolutely brilliant in it
Lovely stuff
‘Alan’s, funny stories’
its fine to join in.
Hilarious outtakes and great to see Lyne break character- I'm always amazed how Felicity doesn't crack up more during many of the scenes (I'm guessing that holding an in character repressed face helps!) I love how close the characters are to real day time TV presenters but with just enough exageration to be funny. I'm also impressed how Alan Partridge wears some truely awful clothing combinations- even with a nice suit he manages to wear a tie that totally doesn't go with it- attention to detail!
He was the drummer from marillion
Oh yeah! Catty too!
..as This Time's bestest fan! Thank you 🙏 I really appreciate This
Now upload thee season 1 outtakes please
Jenny is perfect for that role. Like to hear her outtakes.
This is the in funniest bloopers I have ever seen.
Best British character ever on tv
I agree
tell you what, tell you what.. it's nine and half thousand outtakes
Wow this is absolutely great 😂😂😂
This is GREAT BANTER!
It really is!
I can’t imagine I’d ever say "That’s enough for me", whilst sat in the back of a Spitfire.
I think he was on the verge of vomiting.
Most underrated comedian ever
Loved both series ,,
'Lovley stuff' - Shakin' stevens
I can’t tell what’s an outtake from Alan Partridge to Steve or from Alan to Alan.
Good compilation 7 on 10
Domingo from Little Oakley likes this!
Live show next month😍
I can’t tell we’re Alan’s ends and Coogan begins ?
Cheers Steve.