Teenage Angst | This Time with Alan Partridge | Baby Cow
Вставка
- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Alan and Jenny discuss co-host chemistry before a challenging interview with a Scottish youth activist. Subscribe to Baby Cow for more: bit.ly/Subscrib...
WATCH MORE:
This Time with Alan Partridge: bit.ly/BC-ThisT...
The Mighty Boosh: bit.ly/BC-Might...
Gavin and Stacey: bit.ly/BC-Gavin...
Welcome to the official home of Baby Cow productions on UA-cam! We have created some of the most iconic characters on British TV - ranging from classic Partridge to heart-warming Gavin & Stacey, all this and more will be available for you to view. Plus, we'll be giving you exclusive previews and behind the scenes of our new shows, as well as developing our own pipeline of shorts featuring new and established talent. You can find the best, official clips from the Baby Cow archive, as well as brand new videos, here on our UA-cam channel.
This is a commercial channel from BBC Studios.
The tickle 'you' pink line and timing is unrivalled. Tearing up after that
Tearing up after pulling out a nasal hair
@@zapkvrgood sword for an Ant
It's becoming hard to tell where Alan ends and Richard Madeley begins.
It's like they're in some kind of hideous arms race to see who can produce the most cringe.
Spot on
Alard Madridge
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I think Steve Coogan has also referenced Piers Morgan, which to me makes a great deal of sense.
She is a master of the operation of the expressive human eyeball. An eye-smith if you will. She's excellent.
Most women are...
Check all of Susannah's facial expressions and subtle body language! Coogan said since he was right beside her on the couch, he couldn't see her acting choices until he got to the editing room. Really sublime. She plays it so well!
She is so good
She has truly mastered the crushingly tone-deaf segue. Brilliant.
It's one thing this show does very well. Coogan is firing at the BBC from the inside
Not just her reactions. Her far too enthusiastic and insincere presenting is so correct for the type of programme this parodies. Most either go over the top with absurdity or just seem to be acting perpetually aware that its falling apart. She is perfect in just sticking to "the show must go on" while also showing that she's surprised and uncomfortable.
@@kanyefuck7018 her spouting of pc-friendly protocol slogans whilst Alan is off on one in the series 2 finale is really nicely written. Since Coogan understands the format from his own experience contracted to the bbc
"Now you're furious aren't you? Even for a Scot."
“Huh?”
utterly incredible partridgism at 3:43 blending the awkward mirroring with his bizarre stutter
This is a master class in comedic timing.
even if they did have to take it 18 times until the timing was right.
Spot on. There's some kind of genius at work there.
That snide glance towards Jennie at her first grunt is sublime.
He's the greatest British comedy character of all time, genius
Really pleased “Jenny” Susannah Fielding is getting a lot of credit for This Time with Alan Partridge. She is brilliant.
This show does subtlety well (apart from when it doesn't of course), like the way Alan pronounces "welcome back" seconds after being told his diction is a gripe to Jenni
Oohhhh is that what she said?
I thought she said "addiction" - a reference to Alan's Toblerone problem way back when..!
And then he was compelled to say "eh"
So funny. It's amazing the humour that can be got out of different accents. I remember Alan's problems with the Geordie character in a previous series set in a hotel. Here the Glaswegian throws in repetitive speech oddities like 'Ehh' but said in a slightly threatening way. The combination of fear and miscomprehension in Alan's face is hilarious. And Susannah is brilliant too.
"So many messages, the vast majority being positive"
"Jemmay. Jenny."
outstanding delivery.
She is brilliant as Jenny.
You mean Jimmy!? Lol!
You're brilliant as Jenny, mate, if anyone is....
Jennie ! Jennie !
It's not Jenny!
(In exasperated Partridge meltdown Bond in the trailer voice)
I could watch this pair together for a long time! Love the juxtaposition of who they each are as characters!! Totally brilliant!!!
How I wish we could have seen that last segment with Jenny.
It's amazing because, weirdly, what you're saying actually makes sense!
Jonathan Watson plays this superbly! So good.
Eah!
@@krashd uh?
I was just about holding it together until 3:33 😂
Yes that section had me in stiches, so well done!
"Like a sword for an ant"
Immediately classic partridge. If Inannucci isn't involved in this; tickle my pink.
As least he won't need to come up with a ladder to help moths escape from baths - Moss already has that covered...
Inannucci is busy with another project. He is trying to find out if Pooh jokes get funnier the more money you spend. So far… no, still just pooh jokes. But maybe if they spend more money…
@@kickedinthecalfbyacow7549 I don't get the Pooh reference.
And subsequently I've discovered you are right he isn't involved and have tickled my pink.
TL:DR
However it was more a positive reference to the Marber/Coogan/Ianucci writing days of Alan Partridge which were golden in my opinion. Everything Ianucci done has been gold*, same can't be said for Coogan but I missed This Time and seen clips that make it look back to best.
*Time Trumpet
The Thick of it
In the loop
Death of Stalin
Friday night Armistice
And a personal favourite
The Armando Iannucci Show.
Which is absurd enough to make me want to slug pellet my lawn to ward off old people trying to take a shortcut whilst wanting to find messages in my pies at my dinner parties to be funnier than just making jobbies. Now, you're in the book, you're on the till, I don't know what else to tell you, you're a...
The engineering and execution of this scene is, as Alan would say.....world claaass
🤣😂🤣 eh, ah, ayy ... I love how they start learning how to talk to the Scot ..😅
I have loved Alan Partridge for more than 25 years - but Jenny is also incredibly funny. She apparently does nothing, but it is an amazing performance - a bit like Thelma in the Likely Lads. Very funny men, and two women who effortlessly steal the limelight.
3:20 the noise and then look over from Alan is brilliant.
I can’t tell if Richard Madeley is more Partridge than Partridge now.
Yes, gets more like Madeley every episode. Surprised Madeley isnt kicking up a fuss, possibly too close, or thick skinned, to realise he is the butt of this 20 year joke.
@@Spartanm333 or maybe Madeley is not stuck up his own arse
I'd love to see Partridge interview Madeley for Comic Relief or something
@@Spartanm333 Coogan orignally based Partridge on other people.... Nick Owen, Terry Wogan, Richard Keys and others.... i think Madeley grew into Partridge.
Alan's mouth troubles on the 'Welcome Back'
good spotting.
Thank you, Jimmy, Jenny
Alan is great as a character but she is so good. 😂😂😂
"JIMMEH! ... Jenny."
‘Fish and chips on the Cenotaph with a couple of cans’
Steve and Susannah are great together - what a team!!
Loving the videos. Coogan's timing is second to none, but I also think the other characters in series 1 and 2 makes it so good, such as the long laugh make up girl, the guy from Newcastle in the audience and the RAF pilot in series 2. They are so good
The make up girl is Natasia Demetriou, who is an amazing comedian in her own right.
that was complete genius at work.
Absolute textbook!
It was good but it was no Bravo Two Zero by Andy MacNab
@@tonemc6047 'Which actually improves with every read'.
The ‘Jimmy’ at the end is why Partridge has worked for 20+ years
All 3 , brilliantly performed and superb script..AP..for me the funniest
I love Alan,so confused and put upon at times!!
She nails the character
The best thing about this show is how it highlights how awful shows like The One Show are.
Eamon Holmes says it's called that because that's the amount of brain cells you need to watch it.
@@WillowJordan1979 Love you Eaams!!
@@WillowJordan1979 That guy should know, he's been doing shit TV his whole career
When Alan talked to Alice Fluck about her tv show about seals, and he made those “Awww” sounds, it was as of he was channeling Matt Baker. 100%
@@WillowJordan1979 Has irony just died? Eamonn Holmes accusing another presenter of dumbing down. Well I never.
Ah yes, the official UA-cam channel!
@Usaamah Ali hahah he blanked you
Jimmy eh jenny, brilliant 😂😂
Fish and chips on the cenotaph with a couple of cans
Susannah Fielding is superb in this role. Her micro-reactions are perfectly judged.
You don't even notice some of them on first watch
@@ArcadeChris Tim from The Office was probably the first look-to-the-camera guy but I think she's managed to expanded the repertoire. I'm definitely looking forward to watching more videos of her expanding her repertoire - expanding THE repertoire!
She is brilliant. It's all in the detail and she nails it
Genius! Both of them. Bet some of those subtleties were directed by Steve Coogan. That’s not to take away from her talent. She’s brilliant!
I need to probably rewatch it all but looking at her, I deep study Alan too much, it's quite a rabbit hole. When you're a few hours into his audio book you think to yourself you suddenly question where the hell you are.
Love his weird grudge against our man Edmonds.
I think many people have the same judge, I personally can’t stand the sight of the ewok
Love the the beef with Edmunds so much.
3:50 Jimmy! lol
"Fish and chips on the cenotaph with a couple of cans" 😂
Such good writting.
Haha the guy who says, such good writing, spells writing wrong
@@richarddixon4474 Sorry.
She is awesomely accurate 👍
"now that we're co-hosting, we should probably meet up at mine for Lasagne once a week" - That got me lmao
I hope there are more to come. 👍
Susannah fielding just becomes more beautiful with age
Lovely stuff. (Not my words)
No..these are the words of Shaking Stevens no less
IT WAS A GOOD ATMOSPHERE, YUP
Fish and chips on the centotaph with a couple of cans 🤣
She's very nice on the eyes.
Brilliant. Eah !!
Got me saying eh now 🤣
Was I the only one having a hard time enjoying Partridge, because I always ended up staring Susannah Fielding? :-)
I had a hard time enjoying the 2nd series due to 95% of it not being funny
@@stevenedwards1298 snowflake🤣too offensive for you was it
I have to side with Steven Edwards on this. Think it may be time to put Alan Partridge to bed for Steve. He was brilliant in the early days on The Day, Today and Knowing Me, Knowing You, but the latest series of This Time has been pretty lame. I was so hoping Coogan wouldn't go down the same route as Leigh Francis did, and just play one character all the time, but it appears he has, and look how quick , Keith Lemon became stale and unfunny. How the hell ITV2 has commissioned 20 odd series of Celebrity Juice is beyond me. That hasn't been funny for years.
@OT S lol Sorry my mistake. Didn't mean to mention Steve Coogan and Leigh Francis in the same sentence! I know Francis isn't in even in the same league. I will definitely give yhe Radio stuff a whirl 👍
@@jrb1802uk i think you are wrong. This time is genius.
Funny that Coogan is now at the age where he can play Alan Partridge without all the makeup and wigs, Alan Partridge actually looks more like a real person.
Jimmy, Jenny...🤣
My mum use to work with Richard Whiteley. He is another Partridge.
Jenny - I'm in love!
Darn it, I wanted to see Jenny in a leopard Leotard ...huh!?
Uh!
@@eightiesboy eeh
... love it! you couldn't make this stuff up.. y'know?
Uh
Richard madeley does every day
Ay
"Jimmy...Jennie"
That made me laugh out loud.
Me too.
Jemmie...Jennie
Guid tae see Jonathan Watson. Legend!
Genius
These were men wae a trade !
Gutted we didn't see Susannah in her leotard.....
High time to say
If you’ve got time to give This Time your time
Then it’s time to let This Time spend time making your time a good time
Glasgow comedian actor Johnathan Watson is a LEGEND
Soooo many comments, the majority of them positive.
I could believe that Noel Edmonds bit about cats.
This is the best Partridge has ever been
It’s fully not. It’s probably the most ‘forced Partridge’ since it’s birth. If you think this is the ‘’best Partridge’ then you are either an idiot or a fan under the age of 20
But- it’s still funny
The guy who ran Borus Snorus on St James street in Brighton spoke like this, i wonder if Coogan based this on him
Kismet that they named her Jenny so that a series later the Jimmy joke works
Who is the actor playing the Scot huh? I love it.
I can answer my own question - he is the actor from Two Doors Down. Knew I recognised him. He's so good in both.
why are there no more of these shows
they should host the one show and see if anyone notices
1:38 learns his diction is an issue so self consciously overenunciates "welcome back"
That Scottish guy should have his own show.
The Sottish actor is in a great comedy called two doors down. More people should watch it. It is really funny with a great cast.
He's had several that are super popular in Scotland.
He’s Jonathan Watson. See him on BBC Comedy series Two Doors Down.
@@alanmacdonald88 Eh ?
I remember him from Naked Video, Scottish sketch show from the 80s
Jimmy...Jenny! 🙂
"Jimmy,Jenny"!
Still can't believe she's Jill from Final Fantasy XVI
Love it
Glaswegian comedian Johnathan Watson has been doing this for 40years. I know outside bonnie Scotland he's not knowing
Richard Keys is Partridge.
Jimmy!
Jimmy. Jennie.😆
There is something troubling about the ability with which an ineffectual bore like Patridge can always find ways to be on the telly.
Haha it's like interviewing Limmy
#popnotbroth
Dismount Reverend Jim Jones
fish n chips on the cenotaph with a couple of cans
Jenny is so HOT!
I'm getting a strong Charlie Stayt vibe here..
that would make a good sword for an Ant.
Terry Wogan
3:19 eh XD
I'm out for good, best of 🍀
Jimmy...jenny hahaha
Bring back the irish song.