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I love that Quality Street tin in the corner. I can just picture Alan munching on some quality street after eating the biggest bowl of Alpen you've ever seen
Massive it was.
Well he's had to lay off the Toblerone after that barefoot drive to Aberdeen.
@@jamie_rides lovely stuff 😂
I imagine his favourite is the toffee penny.
@@bingefeller Nah he'd fist them into a discarded coffee beaker and pop it in the canal.
I don't dislike any incarnation of Alan. But him in a radio studio with a microphone, a sidekick and guests is all you need really to make the best IMHO
I'm not sure if I don't not dislike this comment
@@personalsighlovely stuff 😂
I think Mid Morning Matters is his finest work
This iteration was my first introduction to Alan. Everything else was a sullen shadow of the brilliance of this character.
Abso-bloody-lutely!
"Shit," she writes, because Gareth died.
Love this scene. I love how observant Steve Coogan is. He never takes any of his material for granted. Everything is so meticulously planned and acted out.
"Gbh or attempted murder...I can't remember which..." lmao!
It's the subtle little embedded remarks like this, that you can easily miss, but it's so well written, it really benefits from repeated viewing. Loved all of Mid morning matters for this reason.
What a beautiful story.
..it's actually lighter than aluminium!
Yours Sincerely,
Deirdre
'sincerely' with a small 's.'
One can guess which way you vote in a General Election.
Apex Twin and Alan Partridge.
P.S. Unfortunately I can't remember what our favourite song was.
Haha 🤣 "'Shit' she writes"
That talc for my bum and testes quote is often on my mind and I never knew which Alan episode it came from. I wish I could unhear it but it's lodged in my brain.
The sly dig at Orbital Digital. Masterful.
and his realisation of it with the mini fist clench!
the smirk too hahaha
Alan can identify with the story of chocolate addiction what with him being a recovering toblarone addict himself.
“A choc problem”
All these years, I never knew that preceding the classic, "lovely stuff," was the slightly less iconic, "testes and bum."
I love the way he reacts when he’s said something random :)
This music always plays in mind when people start telling me sad stories. Ffs
Please - never stop making these Steve. Absolute genius!
This guy never ever fails to make me laugh.
Timing is everything and this is perfect :)
Love it when Alan goes improv
What an amazingly true and sad story
This guy is a comedy genius...Great phrasing...
I wonder if Deidre got her replacement carbon fibre spine on the NHS, or went private?
It was then everything changed.. again
i love this music
More moving than anything I’ve ever seen on Children in Need or Comic Relief 😢
I could and do listen to him all day.
What watch is Alan wearing here? I love the details, the car mag with a lotus on the front cover, all pure partridge
Could be a Grand Seiko?
@@edwardsp1916 that would make sense, he's made a bit of money over the years and he wants quality, the Japanese Rolex!
This tea tastes of chicken...!? Oh... hang on, ... I've just been eating some chicken. lmao
More moving than anything I ever heard Bates recount.
“But it was then that everything changed… again”
I saw Alan trying to replace a flat tire on a sidewalk in Drayton in 2012. Speaking of sad stories...
He's like a sort of Anglian Simon Bates with soup. Which is fine.
I love how at first he’s panicking about having to think of something then he starts to get really into it
A little talc on my testes and bum, lovely stuff!
Having some kitchen roll to hand: 10 on 10.
Using, "on" in place of, "out of" is 10/10!
@@krell2130 first class
Alun is a brilliantly hopeless human being 😂
neither of us could of predicted..SHIT..shit
"testes and bum"
Mmmmm lovely stuff.
I once tuned in to Orbital Digital. Never make that mistake again.
Back on form with these new mid morning matters!
From 2010
This is so random it took me aback and had to watch it twice.
„I was totally crushed.“ Foreshadowing.
3:12 the Quality Street tin is gone and that bowl of chocolates suddenly has more in it
Please 😂 someone 😂why ‘eyes like a cow??”😂 0:40
3.08 the box of quality street....DISAPPEARS!
Sheer brilliance 🇬🇧
Mmm lovely stuff
Imagine Deidre listening to this, wondering what the hell is going on
mmm lovely stuff! genius
I know a guy called, Gareth. He loves Quality Street too. Coincidence?
I've just sent him this.
Have you shared a chocolaty kiss him?
Alan caught out at the end mis pronouncing Wisbech.
Noticed that too.
Not his words. That’s how Shaken Stevens pronounces it 👍
I'm here for the music
What is the background song called?!
Its a theme, so funny, it speaks of his (characters) lack of courage to try anything truly rockstar!
Alan, are you making this up as you go along?
'Shit..... shit she writes... because.... Gareth.... died...'
the music 😳
Mmmm lovely stuff!
Genius
MMM was Peak Partridge
And not a Toblerone in sight
I reckon this is how Simon Bates used to do Our Song.
Every other word was "i guess..." as in he was filling in the gaps
Underrated comment, but it’s early days. Plus no offence but Mike Denton is such a partridge name unless I’m missing the joke
@@lfcwilli I have never knowingly, or unknowingly owned a Lexus. Now if you don't mind i'm listeninging to all the Abba albums in chronological order. I'm on "Greatest Hits" at the moment (my favourite).
Simon Bates Our Song his use of "I guess" to cover the made up bits was legendary! Viz once did a brilliant photo-story strip lampooning it
@@HighlandMike325 I understood the joke in the comment above yours, as stated no offence
@@lfcwilli 😆😆 it's all good fun
you are my favourite comedian Steve. Closely followed By Ricky Gervais. But thank you for all the humour
Alan could have drawn on his own Toblerone addiction to add specitic details.
the background music is perfectly unctuous and dirgey
3:36 😂😂😂😂😂
I love that Deidre visits her husband in prison but can’t remember if he’s in there for GBH or attempted murder for shattering her spine. Ahhh what a sad story.
Mmmm loverly stuff
Totally unprepared haha
Simon Bates Our Tune class
That was textbook !
Toblerone is a far worse addiction.
This is comedy gold.
Here is a Californian taxi going round in circles on a sliproad roundabout and is asked by his dispatcher where are you going? It`s `Nowhere Man,` by the Beatles.
This story reminds me of the strained 'moral conundrum' stories that Simon mayo and his annoying 2 sidekicks used to do 5-7pm slot radio2 , now Sarah Cox (not as bad ) , agony lol
I think their song was Shattered by The Rolling Stones.
Or something by hot chocolate
Needless to say, I had the last laugh.
“Don’t be blue, Peter!”
That's a funny story.
Anyone else notice the Quality Street disappearing at 3:12?
Keep your faxes coming in…😂
What is that background song called?!
These were miles better than 'This Time' 😂
This time is bloody sanitized garbage
@@elingrome5853 Agreed.
Series one was pretty good, series 2 wasn't. But MMM was pretty consistently hilarious across both outings.
Where do I find this stock music?
What was he doing on the bloody roof?
so funny!
Please help me out and tell me if the background music is a variation of an actual song. It sounds so familiar but I’ve given up trying to remember. Think it may be a female pop singer or girl band. So frustrating! Great skit though 👍
Some older comments have said it's a variation on The Carpenters, and on listening to some of their songs, the music seems pretty close to their "Superstar".
@@AmaPupiI GOT IT!!! It’s Beyoncé and the riff from the verses of Deja Vu. This has been bugging me since forever. Thanks for your input all the same. You are a true flower 🌸
Thank you...
Wait, Wisbech is pronounced 'Wisbeck'? I always thought it was 'Wisbeach'.
Think locals are more likely to say "Wis-bidge" ?
@@HighlandMike325 Hmmm. Closer to 'Wisbeach' than 'Wisbeck', anyway.
@@WeaselKing1000 It was always Wisbeach to me 👌
Some of the older residents of the town still pronounce it Wisbeck.
He’d Ballooned to 20 stone ( or there abouts )
That sounds like music from Donkey Kong Country
It does indeed.
"But I married his twin brother... because he had a twin brother"
Is that an ABBA song in the background?
The Carpenters
The fictional character of Alan addresses the harshness of the working class in stories, the harsh and the sad realities faced, daily of the people who really struggle and do not have a voice, oppression is silenced by the State, also Deidre is symbolic of how bad it can get. The BBC is considered as dodgy by so many and the people are forced by the state, to pay for a license, for content to portray a voice is truly sad however it serves a purpose. I understand and appreciate the depth of Steve Coogan, playing. the character more and more, for so long and why he keeps doing it, is not just about money. Brilliant and clever yet again. The Carpenter's 70s elevator music enhances the theme is so much better than BBC " programming" of canned laughter.
Still, good news about the chocolate oranges
Worst comma placement ever.
@@fraserthomas6040 I keep trying to reread it hoping it'll make, more sense,, but, its not, working.
Oh, is that how we're pronouncing Wisbech now? The cons are laughing at you Alan.
I was going to make the same point. Maybe Cambridgeshire is outside AP's remit so it's carte blanche on pronunciation ?
@@AndrewMcCaffertyXerxes
A la carte blanche
@@AndrewMcCaffertyXerxes nah, as a Norfolk girl myself, everyone knows how to pronounce slightly obscure East Anglian place names
@@Johnstone72 God that’s good!
GBH or attempted murder, I forget which
Should have fed him beef burgers, to make him float better, then he span through the air and landed on his wheels.
"I married his twin brother, because he had a twin brother."
Why does Alan pronounce "Wisbech" wrongly as 'Wiz-beck' ??
is this new?
Hi
Hahahahaha
AHAAAA! , I drove to Dundee in my bare feet , I was clinically depressed boohoo 😂
Blooooooned.
3:28 STOP GETTING WISBECH WRONG!