Heard of this but never seen it before and I was pleasantly surprised. It’s really funny! And for all the 1990’s/early 2000’s babies, it’s Miss Hoolie from Balamory at 25:58!
Grado's still planning on wrestling. I think he's just waiting til all the restrictions are lifted in Scotland in regards to full crowds being allowed back in to venues. He just finished filming another series of Two Doors Down (another comedy series he is a regular character in). I've never watched it, but might be something worth checking out if you want to see more of Grado's work outside of wrestling.
I love this show, I remember asking about this many moons ago. Glad someone used their channel points. Cheers taffe Scottish media and comedy has always had a special place with me, your reactions to this are top notch, Smiles all round
That soft play is my daughters favourite. The yellow slide is deceptively steep. It’s pretty much a straight drop (it’s called the drop slide) and it’s only opened every so often as they need a staff member to supervisor it due to it having a height requirement. My daughter and her friends have nicknamed it ‘the death slide’.
just rewatching this and i think you should do another episode where meikelson is in his more usual role, and there are much funnier scenes with grado's character
As a british citizen I have never seen this show before...It never appeared on my Radar...but this is hilarious...a real piss take of those live action British police shows..even the commentator sounds like a commentator from one of those shows
There's been a couple of ICW crossovers on Scot Squad besides Grado. Mark Dallas made an appearance pretending to be footballer Leigh Griffiths, and Chris Toal was in one of the most iconic Scot Squad skits of all time
You need to find an episode of ‘rent a cop’ that was on bbc3 a few years ago, a documentary series on a local security firm, it’s real but if you didn’t know you would be convinced it was a spoof. I can’t see any full episodes on UA-cam sadly, but there are a few clips…
@@taffe316 Well, it's a spoof of the sort of Lone Wolf uber-detective show like Frost or Morse. I suppose if it had shorter episodes and more of them it would have been classed as a sitcom.
Have you been reqested little Britain? I doubt it could go on YT nor could Come fly With me, don't think I've heard it mentioned in chat weirdly enough
@@hamzahasan3361 Thanks. I tried to get the Raymonds revenge & Deek's death episode, but the video on UA-cam was only 15 minutes ( No full episode) So got another episode from UA-cam at last minute.
Im in Scotland and couldn't find the first series E1 on BBC IPlayer. I wanted to watch online from start. And they are more competent than the real Police Scotland
Is that Gregory from Gregory's Girl? Also did Tesco adverts with Cybil Fawlty. And have I just seen Miss Hooley from Balamory?? Also Jack Docherty who was pretty much responsible for making Graham Norton famous. He had a show in the 90s called "The Jack Docherty Show" and had guest presenters in while he was on holiday and temporarily called it "Not The Jack Docherty Show." One of the guest presenters was Graham Norton and when the comedy or TV awards (can't remember which) came around, two of the candidates were Jack for "The Jack Docherty Show" and Graham for "Not The Jack Docherty Show". Graham won and was signed by C4 for his own chat show shortly afterwards, "So Graham Norton".
Yes, it's John Gordon Sinclair. Graham Norton was the host of Channel 5's 'Bring me the head of light entertainment' so was a Channel 5 host as well. Jack was known for the fab Absolutely, my brother was at the same school as the guys, which is worth reacting to.
He's come a long way from Carnal Knowledge. Some of the stuff from their early days, like Davina McColl doing Street Date, would prob make them cringe to watch it now - but it's interesting to go back and watch their early stuff (back when you remember them from before they were famous) Good on him, and well done for achieving what he has in his career.
This is under English control too imagine if us Scot’s where in full control of our tv programmes etc, we are different and visibly different nations, uk isn’t a country , independence now 🏴🏴🏴
Operation Good Guys is another excellent police mockumentry if you want to continue the theme.
Graeme Stevely appears as Alan in BBC Scotland’s ‘Two Doors Down’ from S3 E6. In my opinion, a gem in Scottish comedy.
Utter crap, imo.
Heard of this but never seen it before and I was pleasantly surprised. It’s really funny!
And for all the 1990’s/early 2000’s babies, it’s Miss Hoolie from Balamory at 25:58!
Grado's still planning on wrestling. I think he's just waiting til all the restrictions are lifted in Scotland in regards to full crowds being allowed back in to venues. He just finished filming another series of Two Doors Down (another comedy series he is a regular character in). I've never watched it, but might be something worth checking out if you want to see more of Grado's work outside of wrestling.
I love this show, I remember asking about this many moons ago. Glad someone used their channel points.
Cheers taffe Scottish media and comedy has always had a special place with me, your reactions to this are top notch,
Smiles all round
That soft play is my daughters favourite. The yellow slide is deceptively steep. It’s pretty much a straight drop (it’s called the drop slide) and it’s only opened every so often as they need a staff member to supervisor it due to it having a height requirement. My daughter and her friends have nicknamed it ‘the death slide’.
just rewatching this and i think you should do another episode where meikelson is in his more usual role, and there are much funnier scenes with grado's character
u NEED to watch derry girls
Lol first I thought it was following real cops then when it starts it pure genius. I loved this would like to see more
You should react to Police Interceptors for comparison.
As a british citizen I have never seen this show before...It never appeared on my Radar...but this is hilarious...a real piss take of those live action British police shows..even the commentator sounds like a commentator from one of those shows
i walk every day down where the hearse chase was filmed
There's been a couple of ICW crossovers on Scot Squad besides Grado. Mark Dallas made an appearance pretending to be footballer Leigh Griffiths, and Chris Toal was in one of the most iconic Scot Squad skits of all time
that was MD?
@@shedandcabbage it was indeed. Did a double take when I first saw it 🤣
Were you thinking of Police Squad that you saw fairly recently?
26:00 MISS HOOLEY KEEPS POPPING UP EVERYWHERE (Have you done Balamory yet?)
Most of the other series have been uploaded to UA-cam in decent quality and by decent we mean 360p
Never seen this before so thanks Noah for reacting to this.
The policewoman with the contour on her face is Greg hemphill's wife
You need to find an episode of ‘rent a cop’ that was on bbc3 a few years ago, a documentary series on a local security firm, it’s real but if you didn’t know you would be convinced it was a spoof. I can’t see any full episodes on UA-cam sadly, but there are a few clips…
Some poor American watched this.
Is it some sort of CIA torture?
I love Scot Squad!
It is McMurdy who used to be a wrestler.
Never heard of this one ......... don't think we get it down in England
It’s on iPlayer
Different regions. For example instead of ITV we have STV
Police squad might be the police mockumentary you were talking about
Yes it is GRADO!
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This is a police Mockumentary. The Thin Blue Line is just a sitcom about the Police as is A Touch of Cloth and Police Squad.
A Touch of Cloth is definitely not a sitcom. Maybe not a mockumentary, but it's not a sitcom.
@@taffe316 Well, it's a spoof of the sort of Lone Wolf uber-detective show like Frost or Morse. I suppose if it had shorter episodes and more of them it would have been classed as a sitcom.
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not seen this before was pretty good 😂 what's with the 7 dislikes tho? bit weird
BBC operation good guys next :)
Yes mate
Oh, yeah they did a little children in need cross over with River City.
Jane's fit
I've never seen this before thanks 😊 👍
You should watch the film Gregory's girl mate
American reacts to shameless uk maybe?
Yes grado is in Scot squad! ITS YER’ SEL!!
30:48 Hot Fuzz but that's a movie though
Have you reacted to Limmy’s show? If not, how come ?!
I have not. As for why there's not really a reason, just haven't gotten around to it.
@@taffe316 I would definitely recommend
Have you been reqested little Britain? I doubt it could go on YT nor could Come fly With me, don't think I've heard it mentioned in chat weirdly enough
Get Nicola sturgeon on the phone and tell her to meet me at Glashow airport 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
YEE
The supermarket scene is hilarious
'shagger'
You should do river squad the River City and Scot Squad Children in Need crossover special.
He'd have to react to river city first
Fun fact: River City reaction is coming as I used my channel points for him to react to it.
@@hamzahasan3361 Fun fact: River City reaction is coming as I used my channel points for him to react to it.
@@DJDonnelly nice one mate
@@hamzahasan3361 Thanks. I tried to get the Raymonds revenge & Deek's death episode, but the video on UA-cam was only 15 minutes ( No full episode) So got another episode from UA-cam at last minute.
Im in Scotland and couldn't find the first series E1 on BBC IPlayer.
I wanted to watch online from start.
And they are more competent than the real Police Scotland
Could you consider watching Peep show? Would be great content 🙂
I've done 3 episodes of it on Dailymotion
Ignore the ‘Two Doors down is great’ comments, it’s a pile of dung.
Is that Gregory from Gregory's Girl? Also did Tesco adverts with Cybil Fawlty. And have I just seen Miss Hooley from Balamory?? Also Jack Docherty who was pretty much responsible for making Graham Norton famous. He had a show in the 90s called "The Jack Docherty Show" and had guest presenters in while he was on holiday and temporarily called it "Not The Jack Docherty Show." One of the guest presenters was Graham Norton and when the comedy or TV awards (can't remember which) came around, two of the candidates were Jack for "The Jack Docherty Show" and Graham for "Not The Jack Docherty Show". Graham won and was signed by C4 for his own chat show shortly afterwards, "So Graham Norton".
Yes, it's John Gordon Sinclair. Graham Norton was the host of Channel 5's 'Bring me the head of light entertainment' so was a Channel 5 host as well. Jack was known for the fab Absolutely, my brother was at the same school as the guys, which is worth reacting to.
miss hoolie is also married to greg hemphill (victor fae still game)
He's come a long way from Carnal Knowledge.
Some of the stuff from their early days, like Davina McColl doing Street Date, would prob make them cringe to watch it now - but it's interesting to go back and watch their early stuff (back when you remember them from before they were famous)
Good on him, and well done for achieving what he has in his career.
This is under English control too imagine if us Scot’s where in full control of our tv programmes etc, we are different and visibly different nations, uk isn’t a country , independence now 🏴🏴🏴