That’s a really a profound insight by Jimmy Carr about “the people who need it”. I’ve been to a lot of comedy shows and 99% of the time I’m great. I arrive in great form and I leave in great form. But on one occasion a few years ago I went to a show after a bad medical diagnosis; looking back it was the best show I’ve ever attended. For two hours I just forgot and during my recovery, whenever times were tough, I just went back to that time. It got me through a lot of challenging times.
It's the thing that some don't realise when it comes to comedians, they are all playing a character. As they say here, they switch it on when needed. That character may be based on some semblance of reality but it isn't really them.
Indeed I really dislike on 8 out of 10 cats does count down where he makes some really derogatory comments about each guest when he introduces them, just makes one squirm watching it
@@ScoopMeisterGeneral If I were to witness a vicious bar fight I would be most uncomfortable, I understand the difference between that reality and what goes on in a fight-scene that I can enjoy the latter. Same thing applies here, it is a dance - but with words.
@@douglasmilton2805 I don't like Noel's own shows, including The Mighty Boosh, they are a bit too surreal and weird from what I've seen. However, I do think he's hilarious when he's a guest on a show but that's why we have different tastes.
Whatever you think of Jimmy Carr's comedy, he absolutely deserves all the success. Insane work ethic, stays and meets the audience after shows and is a prolific joke writer.
During these interviews, you really get to appreciate how dedicated these comedians/actors are in their subject. How they study and notice everything about other artists work. I heard today Rob that you are going to be in the new Beatrix Potter film with Dawn French, really looking forward to seeing that.
Gotta say that I've never been a fan of Jimmy Carr but this was terrific. He comes across as a really decent guy. And now I know he's a fan of The Boss, he has gone even further up in my estimation. And what a brilliant anecdote...
@@Hannah-pk6iq As it was tax avoidance and not evasion, and comes under the heading of morality not criminality, and the fact that he has now paid his dues, I consider it water under the bridge. Maybe the Inland Revenue should take a look at plugging loopholes, instead of preaching to people who take advantage of them The last thing any of us need is a government that lectures us on morals ....irrespective of the party involved...
Another great chat. How kind of Jimmy to talk so much about you. And why not. Two lovely respectful comedians. Will always remember Jimmy's "No, you're the fattest!"
As an American, I recognize many of Rob's guests but don't know much of them. These conversations are wonderful for learning more about, "hey, it's that guy!"
Jimmy nailed it,I've been chronically ill for years , but once a year I make the effort and go and see a big name stand up ,, would love to see jimmy and rob one day
My only exposure to Jimmy Carr is Countdown and 8 out of 10 Cats and he comes across as such a jerk in a lot of those. But he was so warm and caring and made me really like him. I'm grateful for the interview and the opportunity to see him outside of the character he plays on those other shows.
Another enjoyable one from Team Brydon! Jimmy seemed reluctant to talk about himself, and kind of regressed into "host" mode. Rob played along graciously, which I truly respect. Two very talented pros!
"Half time for life" A slip away sentence with a weight of wisdom and philosophical appreciation for current times. Jimmy, I just wanted to apricate that.
Rob, I've watched several of these chats with 'Friends' and they're excellent. Many thanks for putting the work in during what could have been feet up time.
2 amazing funny comedians, actors, even though we now live in Canada, my wife is from Llanelli, an Englishman who married a good Welsh lass. Take care Rob, & stay safe
Watching Jimmy on this and Big Zuu's Big Eats shows how he is just a genuine person ready for a laugh and wanting to do a good job for everyone to enjoy. Big respect for the man
Jimmy Carr is great at stand-up. I first see him at Bound & Gagged at the back of The Fox pub in Palmers Green, a very small venue in comparison, and he really stood out from his show, and it was very shortly afterwards that he was dominating the telly with his wit. Only got to see his performance again a year or so ago at O2, and he killed it, great night
Late seeing this. How delightful to see Jimmy Carr au naturel!! Such a different presentation (not a personal favourite on screen usually), so much softer and utterly charming! Glad I've seen him like this (if 3 yrs late!)
I'm one of that minority percent that really appreciates that extra effort Jimmy .... I won't explain it and I don't think I could but it's nice to see there's people that don't require the explanation ..
Brilliant as always. Jimmy Carr is a great interview/chat guest and has a (pleasantly surprising) intelligent approach to comedy and working in comedy. There was a similarly good piece with him and Noel Fielding for the virtual edition of Just for Laughs this year. Thanks and congratuwelldone from Canada for these - really helps with lockdown life halftime...
Rob, I love the idea of you doing music. Honestly I think because it is naturally a joyful thing for you to do, it would be infectious. People need that and want it much more than the scathing, 'fashionable' critical perspective. ❤️
Hi Sarah, thanks for the lovely comment! If you want to take a look, all of the information for Rob's tour can be found here 😊 robbrydon.live/ - Alex, Channel Manager x
Watching from Canada. This is just what my heart needs right now. Thank you, Rob! I discovered you a few years ago on WILTY via UA-cam and am delighted every time I find your new shows. Most British stuff is hard to find over here so I have to hunt but worth it! Just watched Blinded By the Light and loved your scene stealing turn in the serenading scene! Pure joy!
Jimmy is really funny on his own, but his snarky nature makes it even more funny when he's struck funny by something a panelist says & laughs that genuine, hard, braying laugh.
Watching Human Remains this week. Can only manage one episode at a time. Brutally funny, disturbing, sad brilliant characters. Rob & Julia, always, and forever
I bought tickets to see Jimmy Carr in 2018, for the 2019 show. Get to 2019 and he reschedules for March 2020 due to filming committments. Fast forward to Covid and is now booked for April 2021, so I have everything crossed its safer by then! Love watching is old routines on youtube.
What a great chat. You both are great and always entertaining! Jimmy and the “green room” story was hilarious 😂. 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown is one of my go to shows. The main players are great! I do pretty good most days...at times, getting it faster or right when the others don’t. Hope to see you live one day. Living my best life in San Diego, CA. Stay safe.
I know someone who used to work in a posh hotel and although he admitted to never really being much of a fan of Jimmy Carr in terms of his comedy, he said that whenever Jimmy stayed in the hotel he was always really nice and genuine with all the staff.
I'm a foster carer I see so much sadness in this world so many tears but you two guys give me tears of laughter honestly I have to remove my glasses because I can't see you put a spring in my step that I pass on to children LAUGHTER IS THE BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD thanks guys x
I love watching comedians explaining their art. Jimmy talking with Frankie Boyle a bout where the boundaries lie was fascinating. I couldn't get a ticket for Ro b's last gig at St Albans, but this interview makes me want to see you all the more. So jealous of Jimmy hanging out with Bruce- have seen Bruce 14 times... Jimmy 3!
Marion and Geoff is in my top 3 for most cerebral and clever British comedy. It's absolutely amazing; so beautifully nuanced. I would encourage any Rob Brydon fan (or just anyone for that matter) to check it out.
That’s a really a profound insight by Jimmy Carr about “the people who need it”. I’ve been to a lot of comedy shows and 99% of the time I’m great. I arrive in great form and I leave in great form. But on one occasion a few years ago I went to a show after a bad medical diagnosis; looking back it was the best show I’ve ever attended. For two hours I just forgot and during my recovery, whenever times were tough, I just went back to that time. It got me through a lot of challenging times.
Yes. Its lovely he is aware and acknowledges how his talent is needed and appreciated. A good honest laugh is such a remedy.💙
Hearing Jimmy saying he performs for those that need it, that's special. That's a great mentality to have.
"I always think about the people there who really need it."
Jimmy does have a heart!
It's the thing that some don't realise when it comes to comedians, they are all playing a character. As they say here, they switch it on when needed. That character may be based on some semblance of reality but it isn't really them.
Indeed I really dislike on 8 out of 10 cats does count down where he makes some really derogatory comments about each guest when he introduces them, just makes one squirm watching it
@@sh8736 It's a COMEDY show. It's a joke.
@@multanocte6431 Just because it's comedy doesn't mean he has to like it.
@@ScoopMeisterGeneral If I were to witness a vicious bar fight I would be most uncomfortable, I understand the difference between that reality and what goes on in a fight-scene that I can enjoy the latter. Same thing applies here, it is a dance - but with words.
Rob need to have (in no particular order)
-Ayoade
-Bob Mortimer
-Noel Fielding
-David Mitchell
David Mitchell - would love to see the unedited interview of that!
Definitely David Mitchell and Bob Mortimer. I must be the only person in the U.K. who finds Noel Fielding completely unfunny.
Yes, why no David Mitchell and Lee Mack? Love Bob Mortimer, he would be a great addition.
@@douglasmilton2805 I don't like Noel's own shows, including The Mighty Boosh, they are a bit too surreal and weird from what I've seen. However, I do think he's hilarious when he's a guest on a show but that's why we have different tastes.
Yes Aoyade!
That Bruce Stringbeans story is hilarious and the fact that Jimmy kept popping his head in and making cheeky quips was the icing
There is something genuinely pleasing about hearing someone talk about their craft and loving it, really like Jimmy's attitude towards his work.
Whatever you think of Jimmy Carr's comedy, he absolutely deserves all the success. Insane work ethic, stays and meets the audience after shows and is a prolific joke writer.
Jimmy's a great storyteller & a really nice guy. This was so much fun to watch, thank you Rob!
Thanks Hannah! Glad you liked the interview and thank you for watching! 😄 - Alex
@@RobBrydon Thanks Alex!
Who’s Alex?
@alphadawn2015 lennon the editor/tech guy probably?
@@babs5968 he's the channel manager 🙂
That is the greatest Springsteen anecdote, btw 😂
Jimmy's earned a real fan here through these insightful lockdown calls
It’s nice how so many people seem to genuinely like Rob he’s such a lovely accommodating bloke
This is one of my favourites, love how emotionally intelligent Jimmy is.
Love Jimmy. Such a funny guy but nice enough to spend half the interview talking about Rob and his accomplishments.
"When I do a show I think about the 50 out there who are having a bad time and really need it"..... That is great to hear - Thank you!
As a 24 year old, I can reassure Rob that my generation and the one after us will always go to see his shows.
Love this. Jimmy's great, and Rob is a national treasure in my eyes.
During these interviews, you really get to appreciate how dedicated these comedians/actors are in their subject. How they study and notice everything about other artists work. I heard today Rob that you are going to be in the new Beatrix Potter film with Dawn French, really looking forward to seeing that.
Nice to see Jimmy with the mask off, revealing his incredibly warm and insightful side.
Gotta say that I've never been a fan of Jimmy Carr but this was terrific. He comes across as a really decent guy. And now I know he's a fan of The Boss, he has gone even further up in my estimation. And what a brilliant anecdote...
He's really good at playing his onstage persona. So much so it's a surprise he's not a complete prick in real life..
Oh so you are OK with his tax dodging?
@@Hannah-pk6iq As it was tax avoidance and not evasion, and comes under the heading of morality not criminality, and the fact that he has now paid his dues, I consider it water under the bridge. Maybe the Inland Revenue should take a look at plugging loopholes, instead of preaching to people who take advantage of them The last thing any of us need is a government that lectures us on morals ....irrespective of the party involved...
Another great chat. How kind of Jimmy to talk so much about you. And why not. Two lovely respectful comedians. Will always remember Jimmy's "No, you're the fattest!"
As an American, I recognize many of Rob's guests but don't know much of them. These conversations are wonderful for learning more about, "hey, it's that guy!"
How did you become familiar with Rob himself?
@@McCumbo Probably Wilty clips on youtube. That's where I found him.
@@McCumbo The Trip films. I was a fan of Steve Coogan, then saw The Trip, then started looking for all I could find of Rob’s.
@@annala2956 I see. I always thought that just had a niche UK following. Never would imagine people across the pond would find their way to it.
Jimmy nailed it,I've been chronically ill for years , but once a year I make the effort and go and see a big name stand up ,, would love to see jimmy and rob one day
Jimmy looks so different without his Count Dracula hair style.
I'm sure he's had a hair transplant for his hairline. He did say a year or so back he was thinking about it lol
(His own joke.) He's Count Down.
@@AnonymousJ99 good for him
Jack Brewster He had a hair transplant done. That’s why his hair is so short and even a bit gray.
looks like a wig ...
Jimmy: “ You think we’re friends, eh?” Cracked me up. Can’t help but notice too, that both gentlemen get better looking with age.
Can't men just be judged by their talent rather than their looks for a change
@@michaelbishop9157 Lol
@@michaelbishop9157 hardly anyone is. The trick is to confound people's expectations.
no-one is getting better looking with age. only to a gold digger.
@@moaningpheromones Sorry to hear that you’re one of those folks who peaked in High School. Must be awful.
One legendary comedian and one legend.
My only exposure to Jimmy Carr is Countdown and 8 out of 10 Cats and he comes across as such a jerk in a lot of those. But he was so warm and caring and made me really like him. I'm grateful for the interview and the opportunity to see him outside of the character he plays on those other shows.
Love Jimmy. He's such a great guy. Seen him live several times, excellent every time. Love 8 Out of 10 Cats too.
From an American who really appreciates and thanks all of you for your fabulous humor
Another enjoyable one from Team Brydon! Jimmy seemed reluctant to talk about himself, and kind of regressed into "host" mode. Rob played along graciously, which I truly respect. Two very talented pros!
Excellent chat. Love the Springsteen story. Hilarious
"Half time for life"
A slip away sentence with a weight of wisdom and philosophical appreciation for current times. Jimmy, I just wanted to apricate that.
Who needs serotonin when you have Rob Brydon? I'm sat here smiling to myself like a maniac
Rob, I've watched several of these chats with 'Friends' and they're excellent. Many thanks for putting the work in during what could have been feet up time.
Jimmy came out of that pretty well. Seems smarter and nicer than I thought.
Same here
Obsessed with this series! Thanks for hosting all these fabulous Brit actors/comedians. Sending good vibes from Chicago xoxo
Thank you Katie! Sending good vibes back to you too 😄 - Alex
This entire pandemic would be worth it if you could somehow convince Sean Lock to do a casual internet chat.
That's one thing which I feel will never happen lol
@@manavsridharan3811 thankfully
He was on Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicome's podcast recently. They did say that he never does anything, so, yes, a that rare slice is out there
@@orwell2984 How was he in that?
@@shmookins Probably arranged it via his agent
It’s amazing how much thoughts they put into their comedy routines and acts
This is absolutely brilliant and marvellously heart-warming.
Loving your chats, great folks and terrific stories and interaction
Thanks Andy! It's so lovely to read comments like this and to hear that people are loving watching them as much as we love producing them! - Alex
haha Bruce Springsteen anecdote was priceless had me hooting!!
2 amazing funny comedians, actors, even though we now live in Canada, my wife is from Llanelli, an Englishman who married a good Welsh lass. Take care Rob, & stay safe
Jimmy just casually taking his vitamins with his green juice cracked me up 😂
Nothing casual about it
I love Rob Brydon and I love Jimmy Carr. This was quite wonderful - thank you!
Watching Jimmy on this and Big Zuu's Big Eats shows how he is just a genuine person ready for a laugh and wanting to do a good job for everyone to enjoy. Big respect for the man
Great interview and an insight into how their professional lives intertwined
Love Rob Brydon he is a Welsh hero, Jimmy is a very funny man. These two would be great to spend a couple of hours in a pub with.
How wonderful this conversation is. A lovely side to both comedians. Thank you
This should have been 2 hours long...Jimmy is always value for money in this kind of thing
This is great, Rob. Thanks for another banger! It’s a wonderful relief to see another of your great interviews
Jimmy Carr is great at stand-up. I first see him at Bound & Gagged at the back of The Fox pub in Palmers Green, a very small venue in comparison, and he really stood out from his show, and it was very shortly afterwards that he was dominating the telly with his wit.
Only got to see his performance again a year or so ago at O2, and he killed it, great night
Late seeing this. How delightful to see Jimmy Carr au naturel!! Such a different presentation (not a personal favourite on screen usually), so much softer and utterly charming! Glad I've seen him like this (if 3 yrs late!)
What a lovely way to kick off my lazy Sunday...THANK YOU ROB x
I'm one of that minority percent that really appreciates that extra effort Jimmy .... I won't explain it and I don't think I could but it's nice to see there's people that don't require the explanation ..
Another brilliant interview. Thank you Rob.
Thanks Mary! ❤️ - Alex
This is gold, I've ignored the footy on TV and am fully into this. I've got a good Springsteen story too 😉
Fantastic interview! Can't wait to check out the other people you've chatted with!
That was a great Springsteen story.
Best guest. Make these longer. Do a 2 hour one. Go on give it a try.
Brilliant as always. Jimmy Carr is a great interview/chat guest and has a (pleasantly surprising) intelligent approach to comedy and working in comedy. There was a similarly good piece with him and Noel Fielding for the virtual edition of Just for Laughs this year. Thanks and congratuwelldone from Canada for these - really helps with lockdown life halftime...
Best interview yet (10 watched to date), the Bruce Springsteen story was brilliant!
Made me chuckle so much.. Simply brilliant!!
This was very impressive. I see how you two are presenters.
Brilliant. Just heading into brain injury rehab and this made me smile. Love the green room story.
Rob, I love the idea of you doing music. Honestly I think because it is naturally a joyful thing for you to do, it would be infectious. People need that and want it much more than the scathing, 'fashionable' critical perspective. ❤️
Hi Sarah, thanks for the lovely comment! If you want to take a look, all of the information for Rob's tour can be found here 😊 robbrydon.live/ - Alex, Channel Manager x
Brilliant. Great Bruce story.
Watching from Canada. This is just what my heart needs right now. Thank you, Rob! I discovered you a few years ago on WILTY via UA-cam and am delighted every time I find your new shows. Most British stuff is hard to find over here so I have to hunt but worth it! Just watched Blinded By the Light and loved your scene stealing turn in the serenading scene! Pure joy!
Brilliant guys, nice and relaxed, loved it 😀
The greenroom story and the follow up is hilarious.
I'm hoping that the Big Fat Quiz of 2020 comes out soon. It will be one hell of a show.
It's coming out on Boxing Day. Can't wait!
Fascinating stuff with lots of insights. Loved it.
Rob I really enjoy watching you interview. You seem like a genuinely nice guy whose interested in all of this. Great stuff
Another gem... love the mistaken Green Room story.....
Jimmy is really funny on his own, but his snarky nature makes it even more funny when he's struck funny by something a panelist says & laughs that genuine, hard, braying laugh.
Jimmy, please release an audiobook version of your autobiography when it comes out. Really enjoyed this chat
Oh wow that Bruce Springsteen story. 😂😂 loving these.
Saw Jimmy at the Turks Head Twickenham around 2001. Young, fast and extremely sharp.
Really enjoyed the insight into your work and lives. Thank you for doing this.
Watching Human Remains this week. Can only manage one episode at a time. Brutally funny, disturbing, sad brilliant characters. Rob & Julia, always, and forever
Jimmy upgraded his look from ventriloquist into a geography teacher
I thought he was going for Ventriloquist dummy.
Now that his chin is melting he looks less Pinocchio.
“Double denim.” 😂😂
Wow impressed with Jimmy Carr not what I expected at all. Great interview Rob, would love to see Rhod Gilbert
I bought tickets to see Jimmy Carr in 2018, for the 2019 show. Get to 2019 and he reschedules for March 2020 due to filming committments. Fast forward to Covid and is now booked for April 2021, so I have everything crossed its safer by then! Love watching is old routines on youtube.
Two of the funniest people in entertainment. They're also marvelous host.
Brilliant conversation....best of the series
What a great chat. You both are great and always entertaining! Jimmy and the “green room” story was hilarious 😂. 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown is one of my go to shows. The main players are great! I do pretty good most days...at times, getting it faster or right when the others don’t. Hope to see you live one day. Living my best life in San Diego, CA. Stay safe.
I know someone who used to work in a posh hotel and although he admitted to never really being much of a fan of Jimmy Carr in terms of his comedy, he said that whenever Jimmy stayed in the hotel he was always really nice and genuine with all the staff.
The Springsteen story was gold, shear gold!🤩
Today I fell further in love with Jimmy Carr! Terrific chat!
Rob, your jeans look painfully tight!!
My 2 favourite comedians! Not telling you which I prefer though 😉 it’s you Rob 😘
Love this series. Really fascinating to watch you and your friends have a chat for a bit
After having seen him front for The Who for so many years, I find it great to see Rob branching out into comedy. Good Luck, Rob!
I love jimmy carr. I just think he's such an incredible human
Great interview! I enjoyed this!
I'm a foster carer I see so much sadness in this world so many tears but you two guys give me tears of laughter honestly I have to remove my glasses because I can't see you put a spring in my step that I pass on to children LAUGHTER IS THE BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD thanks guys x
Not only is there great content, but the editing is top notch.
Fantastic stuff!
I love watching comedians explaining their art. Jimmy talking with Frankie Boyle a bout where the boundaries lie was fascinating. I couldn't get a ticket for Ro b's last gig at St Albans, but this interview makes me want to see you all the more. So jealous of Jimmy hanging out with Bruce- have seen Bruce 14 times... Jimmy 3!
When is WILTY back, i have withdrawal symptoms :)
Christmas Eve, BBC One then new series in January on BBC One
@@comedyfan9665 hope it's 13 episodes, with two unseens and a best bits
Here here!
Marion and Geoff is in my top 3 for most cerebral and clever British comedy. It's absolutely amazing; so beautifully nuanced. I would encourage any Rob Brydon fan (or just anyone for that matter) to check it out.
Rob, I've been addicted to WILTY for the last year. I think you are awesome. Thanks for the continued work.