They prove Jon's point by immediately making it uncomfortable and demanding that he concede that dancing is somehow essential. He doesn't want to fucking do it. Leave him alone. You don't see him foisting his hobbies on them.
+WalterLiddy Jon's hobbies are cooking, tidying up and cleaning stuff. So to be fair, unless they have maids or chefs in their homes, they already have to do Jon's hobbies whether they like to or not. :p
Eh, I've managed to get by without indulging in any of those hobbies. Of course, I live in a shithole and I'm fat and poor because I spend too much money on junkfood, so there's a downside...
I agree I agree I agree!!! He didn't say there was anything wrong with dancing. He didn't say he couldn't dance (which they all assumed). He said he didn't want to dance & he didn't like how people couldn't accept that & wouldn't stop trying to convince him to dance... & all 3 of them proved him right.
@@Philrc No, she was rude, too about Jon enjoying scented candles. Some people might be against calling her what she is simply because of her age, but that’s just ageism, then. Just like Craig, she’s an a pompous ahole.
Craig goes: "I hate wedding speeches, THEY SHOULD BE OUTLAWED." Jon goes: "I hate dancing, but I DON'T MIND WHEN OTHER PEOPLE DO IT." Who's the dull, arrogant prick then, Craig?
I think they more or less missed the point Jon has about dancing. He clearly stated that he was fine with others dancing, but that the problem was when they didn't leave well enough alone, that had to coerce him into joining in. THAT is what he said he hates.
Seems like Jon's problem isn't dancing itself, but people who refuse to let others be to spend a party doing things they enjoy rather than things that please others. I happen to love dancing but my sympathy is totally with Jon on this one.
I felt really angry on Richardson's behalf, here. When you tell people you don't like dancing, that you don't want to dance at a party or something, the universal first response is "let's start you off with something easy. I guarantee you'll have fun." Sod your guarantee. I've obviously tried dancing before, how else would I know that I hate doing it? Why is my lack of participation bothering you so much? I'm not throwing buckets of water on you whenever you start twitching, you can do what you like. Get back on the bloody dance floor and let me enjoy my nibblies in peace.
So Craig never tells jokes and despises people that do, and he said that Jon was the most boring person because he doesn't like dancing (but doesn't mind other people doing it). I know who I'd rather have a pint with. Why would someone agree to be on a comedy panel show if they don't find anything funny?
Craig and its pointlessly pretentious double barrel are so far up its own fundament it can taste its own duodenum. Richardson is far more interesting than the fake tan in too-tight clothes. Hancock was also compelling. But varnished Craig is a dud.
I don't think Jon needs to worry about being alone! He's married now! But when he was told that he was weird, that's what I like about him. He's different (in a good way)! :) Love his comment about Craig's shoes!
You could tell Craig didn't want to be there & he really doesn't understand comedy. He was trying to be so offensive to someone who is a professional comedian just because he couldn't take a joke. Poor Jon!
Urh Christ, bloody well done to Jon for just laughing through it, I mean I couldn't do that. I would probably come out saying something patronising and aggressive. You played smart Jon! :)
It's a character he's playing, Jon knows that. There's a history of vicious, largely camp criticism in England, but everyone knows it's not genuine. I mean, everyone used to know that. People will generally believe anything these days.
Ha ha yeh spot on - I only clicked on this because of Jon - the other two are complete nobodys with no sense of humour and seem like thoroughly unpleasant people.
I think that Jon made some very good comebacks towards Craig especially, but he was waiting for the right time to say them. For example, when Craig made a comment at Jon, later Jon would later make a dig at Craig's shoes. I think that he was just doing what a comedian would do, just waiting for the right time to come in. When making a comment to someone like Craig, you really need that. But he did actually get more applause than the other two.
I so agree with Jon on the dancing issue! People are always trying to get me to dance. NO! I won't! They say oh, do it a few times and it'll be fine, or have lessons and it'll be fine. I don't care, I have no interest in dancing therefore I will NOT do it. Next time someone tries to force me to dance, I'll hand them a guitar (because I play guitar as a hobby) and say play, let's say, Flight of the Bumblebee on this. And when they say "I don't play guitar", I'll respond "Oh go on, just do it...
The stuff Jon says at 21:12 is some deep shit I can relate to. I hope he is happy now. I just want to give him a tight hug. I hate it when comedians pick on him to crack silly jokes that aren't even funny because he is an easy target. I love this man. He is funny and real.
Sita S most of what you see when hes on shows like this is him playing on the persona that he creates.. same as how richard ayoade acts when hes on a show.. hes might be somewhat like that in real life but nowhere as much much as he makes out
ash thomas, I'm quite certain that he is like that in real life as well. It is very much possible. I know it because I share a lot in common with his personality. Mild OCD/perfectionism, check (actually the OCD is quite high but we know that it's not good, so we tend to ignore most of it, just like Jon did in the show). Popularity among women, check (we are quite charming, honest, sensitive and quick witted, but lack the confidence mostly because we don't know anything about women. My guess is he doesn't have a sister either). 1.Dancing: I love watching people dance. It makes me happy that they are having such a good time. But in parties and such, if you're asked to dance and doesn't have the grace these pro dancers have, all you do is embarrass yourself and may even become the butt of a joke. Why would anyone want to do that?! 2.Married friends: Even though it does make me a bit jealous, I'm quite happy for them. I tend to ignore the jealousy, since, as much as I'm interested in relationships, I'm not that interested in marriages. It always tend to be be tricky. But I'm happy for them being able to follow the tradition. 3.The brain: This is absolutely true. All my problems arise from overthinking. I try to reason with my conscience all the time. It's exhausting and makes life completely boring. Sometimes, I envy the people who are commonly categorized as 'idiots' for their ability to "not give a shit" about anything serious. I tried alcohol, but all it did was put me less in control of my extremities, but I still remember every detail of it. Why does everything fun come in an "out of the scope of reasoning" package? >_
Actual comedians like Lee Mack or Jimmy Carr are always respectful of him and just give him some friendly ribbing to the level that he's comfortable with. It's these random celebrities that attempt to be "funny" by being bullies to him. They don't know how to work with self deprecating humour without crossing the line.
Actually he's always been like this, I can't remember the name of the one of the comedians he lived with while at university but the stories he mentioned about Jon you can tell that's how he is normally.
well he is married and has a kid now. and he has a very low ocd. i just watched a show from 2014 where he seeks out peopl with different levels of ocd to learn more about it. some people cant even live comfortably. he met a lady who has a bad case it nd believes her dad may of had it and her son got it in college whioe working on his thesis. i never knew some could die of ocd. she showed jon the death certificate and cause of death was suicide and severe ocd. very smart kid, u can see the ocd taking over in his thesis. sad shit but a ood watch.its called jon richardson a little bit of ocdt the end he then sees a doctor to get a diagnosis. i forget what he got but it was like 5percent lower then the disorder but still has ocd, sorry forget the exact digniss, just watch. hes prob even gotten better since
i actually feel sorry for the amount of self loathing Jon secretly seems to have for himself, he's a really honest, humerous guy so its unfortunate about the apparent self esteem issues. The guy on Jons' left didnt help at all either. I think he's a rude prick without moral bounds.
Dean Winchester Sometimes when you are smart but don't know how to be humble about it you mistake self loathing for humility, at least that is what I do XD. Plus it does make a funny gag if you are the kind of person who enjoys a joke at your expense as much as one at somebody else's.
Dean Winchester The thing is, Jon's comedy is self-deprecating and meant to be funny. But when the people around him actually sit there and agree that he's pathetic the humor is diminished and he starts to just seem sad. He's not REALLY that full of self-loathing.
Dean, I don't think it's really self-loathing. I think he's just bemused by the oddities he sees in himself, that other celebs paper over and pretend they don't have. But I always feel good about people (myself and others) after watching Jon Richardson, so that's got to say something positive about him. ;-) And I've previously had a soft spot for Sheila Hancock, so I was sorry to see her turn into the kind of guest who puts other guests down when she's out of her depth. It wasn't funny, or any kind of clever.
Jon is part of an uncommon but ever-present group of people who tend to be happier by themselves than with others. I think Stephen Fry falls into this category as well; I certainly do. I have friends and I love them dearly, but every time I have pursued romance it has been far more stress and misery than joy. It's uncommon, but it's not as rare as people think.
Jon is so convincing on the subject of being forced to dance. When David Mitchell and Charlie Brooker raised that issue on the Big Fat Quiz (incidentally, the three of them would be the perfect line-up for this show) the same thing happened. I love to dance, but I'm not going to evangelize dancing on people who don't want to do it. I think it's so hateful to try to force something you enjoy on someone else.
At 24:40, Frank "tells a joke" ... exactly like Craig hates. The air is so tense because everyone except Craig is hating Craig. And then Frank tries to get Craig to tell a joke is DESIGNED to wind him up and make a right fool of him. Well done producers.
Jon jokes about being bitter but he's actually quite nice. I say this because Jimmy Carr or Frankie Boyle would have torn Craig apart here. I don't know if they already have... Just basing that on whatever shows I've managed to catch on youtube here in Atlanta.
They claim Jon's loneliness to be weird but they are the ones who know about rent a friend service, weird dolls, etc. Doesn't that mean that Jon might have been lonely but was totally happy as he was and they are the ones who pretend to be in friend circles but are deep down lonely and have looked up ways to counter their loneliness
Jon says that he hates dancing because of the people who try and make him get up and dance. Then Frank and the other chap, who I have never heard of, proceed to try and get him to dance. Thus completely proving his point.
Jeez, I feel sorry for Jon. I have many friends who don't like dancing, and their awesome people! Dancing doesn't equal enjoyment, just as drinking doesn't equal enjoyment. I personally like to dance but there are times, when out with friends, I really don't feel like it either! Craig is that despicable guy who doesn't have a funny bone in his body and compensates by being a right knob head.
i never thought i'd say this but i clicked this vid because jon richardson looked really hot in the thumbnail... what the hell, or: the power of a good, tight shirt
OMG! I was walking out the room, back to the screen, as the Wildcard Round started and Frank asked, "What REALLY winds up Jon Richardson?" Without stopping or thinking I said, "Jon Richardson." Testament to his time spent building his reputation. Or my time spent watching 8OO10CDC. Luv ya bruv.
Olivia Colman said she didn't like running, especially marathons, on the Graham Norton Show. Another guest immediately said 'I'll get you started with a warm-up run', to which Olivia said [and I am quoting] "Fuck off! I just said I hate everything about marathon running". For the next five minutes, she wouldn't let it go, until Graham just shut it down. Richard Ayoade had a similar experience on one of the 'Big Fat Quiz' shows, and got really vocal about how some people just can't understand that some people just don't want to do certain things, and that they don't have to just because someone else thinks they should.
Hit the nail on the head. Jon doesn't like dancing, he not talking about shooting people the dance, he just wants to be left alone (I understand and feel the same).
thanks for the upload, is there any chance you could upload just the bit with Jon talking about friends settling down? I really liked that part, more then the dancing bit.
They prove Jon's point by immediately making it uncomfortable and demanding that he concede that dancing is somehow essential. He doesn't want to fucking do it. Leave him alone. You don't see him foisting his hobbies on them.
+WalterLiddy Jon's hobbies are cooking, tidying up and cleaning stuff. So to be fair, unless they have maids or chefs in their homes, they already have to do Jon's hobbies whether they like to or not. :p
Eh, I've managed to get by without indulging in any of those hobbies. Of course, I live in a shithole and I'm fat and poor because I spend too much money on junkfood, so there's a downside...
Too bad! Get up and dance! DANCE DANCE DANCE!!!
I agree I agree I agree!!! He didn't say there was anything wrong with dancing. He didn't say he couldn't dance (which they all assumed). He said he didn't want to dance & he didn't like how people couldn't accept that & wouldn't stop trying to convince him to dance... & all 3 of them proved him right.
Especially when he was okay with OTHER people dancing.
Oh for fuck sake. Craig and Sheila should get be put into room 101
"It's just arrogant walking." - Brilliant.
This is basically half an hour of Sheila and Craig being arseholes to Jon.
How low can you go and still respect yourself? To some it's the floor, which Sheila and Craig demonstrates.
sheila's ok it's just the craig wanker who needs a good slapping
@@Philrc No, she was rude, too about Jon enjoying scented candles. Some people might be against calling her what she is simply because of her age, but that’s just ageism, then. Just like Craig, she’s an a pompous ahole.
Not the first time I've seen Sheila being a mean mare... Not a fan.
Jon's BRILLIANT! "It's called evolution." Good for him!
Craig goes: "I hate wedding speeches, THEY SHOULD BE OUTLAWED."
Jon goes: "I hate dancing, but I DON'T MIND WHEN OTHER PEOPLE DO IT."
Who's the dull, arrogant prick then, Craig?
Craigs face will last beyond his death with all the fucking botox
"It's called evolution."
You go Jon!!
I think they more or less missed the point Jon has about dancing. He clearly stated that he was fine with others dancing, but that the problem was when they didn't leave well enough alone, that had to coerce him into joining in. THAT is what he said he hates.
Jon should've been on when it was just one guest... he owns this episode anyway and I would love him just ranting for half an hour!
usually the 1 comedian is the only one worth watching. so really, they should just have comedian guests. :)
Seems like Jon's problem isn't dancing itself, but people who refuse to let others be to spend a party doing things they enjoy rather than things that please others. I happen to love dancing but my sympathy is totally with Jon on this one.
Two years later- Jon got married. Bless...
HIs lovely wife is also a comedian, so she must have seen something in him.
I love Jon Richardson. Him, Richard Ayoade, and David Mitchel are my heroes.
Shunarjuna Add Lee Mack and Henning Wehn and there's your lot !
The ranter's club.
Rhod Gilbert
Mine too! 😀
Dancing isn’t for everyone. I fucking hate everyday normies imposing their dancing apartheid on others. Fuck right off
I felt really angry on Richardson's behalf, here. When you tell people you don't like dancing, that you don't want to dance at a party or something, the universal first response is "let's start you off with something easy. I guarantee you'll have fun."
Sod your guarantee. I've obviously tried dancing before, how else would I know that I hate doing it? Why is my lack of participation bothering you so much? I'm not throwing buckets of water on you whenever you start twitching, you can do what you like. Get back on the bloody dance floor and let me enjoy my nibblies in peace.
IT'S A ONCE IN A LIFETIME EVENT. JON RICHARDSON ISN'T WEARING A CARDIGAN. Miracles do happen *wipes tear from eye*
So Craig never tells jokes and despises people that do, and he said that Jon was the most boring person because he doesn't like dancing (but doesn't mind other people doing it). I know who I'd rather have a pint with. Why would someone agree to be on a comedy panel show if they don't find anything funny?
Harfast : TV exposure could lead to more work.
Well, Jon is adorable and that's hard to compete with.
Craig and its pointlessly pretentious double barrel are so far up its own fundament it can taste its own duodenum. Richardson is far more interesting than the fake tan in too-tight clothes. Hancock was also compelling. But varnished Craig is a dud.
Craig is playing a character, don't take it too seriously.
Money😂
4real Jon richardson is one of the greatest and most underrated comedians !he is fantastic
I don't think Jon needs to worry about being alone! He's married now! But when he was told that he was weird, that's what I like about him. He's different (in a good way)! :) Love his comment about Craig's shoes!
Yeah, Jon's always clever with his comebacks, without being a jerk to anyone.
He was married until a few weeks ago when they announced they were divorcing.
Men that call people darling should be put in Room 101.
ABSOLUTELY!
Why can’t i call my wife darling?
@@ramzeppelin just because you don’t like me making a valid point, doesn’t make it “bs”
I love jon, couldnt agree more about the dancing !!
You could tell Craig didn't want to be there & he really doesn't understand comedy. He was trying to be so offensive to someone who is a professional comedian just because he couldn't take a joke. Poor Jon!
Jon was able to respond well.
"I hate how when you say you hate dancing, people immediately try to make you dance"
"OH COME ON JOHN JUST TAKE SOME LESSONS YOU'LL LOVE IT"
smh
Urh Christ, bloody well done to Jon for just laughing through it, I mean I couldn't do that. I would probably come out saying something patronising and aggressive. You played smart Jon! :)
Some of Jon's comebacks are brutal though. I particularly love "It's called Evolution" and his comment about Craig's shoes.
It's a character he's playing, Jon knows that. There's a history of vicious, largely camp criticism in England, but everyone knows it's not genuine. I mean, everyone used to know that. People will generally believe anything these days.
2 of the most boring, rude and hateful people. And Jon Richardson
+Gandor87 Straight up, cringing watching them!
+Gandor87 I fully agree. And I hate dancing too!
Lol agree
Ha ha yeh spot on - I only clicked on this because of Jon - the other two are complete nobodys with no sense of humour and seem like thoroughly unpleasant people.
tjf4375 you haven't heard shiela on just a minute have you?
I think that Jon made some very good comebacks towards Craig especially, but he was waiting for the right time to say them. For example, when Craig made a comment at Jon, later Jon would later make a dig at Craig's shoes. I think that he was just doing what a comedian would do, just waiting for the right time to come in. When making a comment to someone like Craig, you really need that. But he did actually get more applause than the other two.
Jon: I don't like it when people force me to dance
Craig: I HATE it when people tell jokes..... darling
Jon should have had an episode to himself. He's magic.
In real life he woudl be just teh boring guy at the office.
I so agree with Jon on the dancing issue! People are always trying to get me to dance. NO! I won't! They say oh, do it a few times and it'll be fine, or have lessons and it'll be fine. I don't care, I have no interest in dancing therefore I will NOT do it. Next time someone tries to force me to dance, I'll hand them a guitar (because I play guitar as a hobby) and say play, let's say, Flight of the Bumblebee on this. And when they say "I don't play guitar", I'll respond "Oh go on, just do it...
The stuff Jon says at 21:12 is some deep shit I can relate to. I hope he is happy now. I just want to give him a tight hug. I hate it when comedians pick on him to crack silly jokes that aren't even funny because he is an easy target. I love this man. He is funny and real.
Sita S most of what you see when hes on shows like this is him playing on the persona that he creates.. same as how richard ayoade acts when hes on a show.. hes might be somewhat like that in real life but nowhere as much much as he makes out
ash thomas, I'm quite certain that he is like that in real life as well. It is very much possible. I know it because I share a lot in common with his personality. Mild OCD/perfectionism, check (actually the OCD is quite high but we know that it's not good, so we tend to ignore most of it, just like Jon did in the show). Popularity among women, check (we are quite charming, honest, sensitive and quick witted, but lack the confidence mostly because we don't know anything about women. My guess is he doesn't have a sister either).
1.Dancing: I love watching people dance. It makes me happy that they are having such a good time. But in parties and such, if you're asked to dance and doesn't have the grace these pro dancers have, all you do is embarrass yourself and may even become the butt of a joke. Why would anyone want to do that?!
2.Married friends: Even though it does make me a bit jealous, I'm quite happy for them. I tend to ignore the jealousy, since, as much as I'm interested in relationships, I'm not that interested in marriages. It always tend to be be tricky. But I'm happy for them being able to follow the tradition.
3.The brain: This is absolutely true. All my problems arise from overthinking. I try to reason with my conscience all the time. It's exhausting and makes life completely boring. Sometimes, I envy the people who are commonly categorized as 'idiots' for their ability to "not give a shit" about anything serious. I tried alcohol, but all it did was put me less in control of my extremities, but I still remember every detail of it. Why does everything fun come in an "out of the scope of reasoning" package? >_
Actual comedians like Lee Mack or Jimmy Carr are always respectful of him and just give him some friendly ribbing to the level that he's comfortable with. It's these random celebrities that attempt to be "funny" by being bullies to him. They don't know how to work with self deprecating humour without crossing the line.
Actually he's always been like this, I can't remember the name of the one of the comedians he lived with while at university but the stories he mentioned about Jon you can tell that's how he is normally.
well he is married and has a kid now. and he has a very low ocd. i just watched a show from 2014 where he seeks out peopl with different levels of ocd to learn more about it. some people cant even live comfortably. he met a lady who has a bad case it nd believes her dad may of had it and her son got it in college whioe working on his thesis. i never knew some could die of ocd. she showed jon the death certificate and cause of death was suicide and severe ocd. very smart kid, u can see the ocd taking over in his thesis. sad shit but a ood watch.its called jon richardson a little bit of ocdt the end he then sees a doctor to get a diagnosis. i forget what he got but it was like 5percent lower then the disorder but still has ocd, sorry forget the exact digniss, just watch. hes prob even gotten better since
20:39 "Leave her!"
Spat out coffee and laughed so hard.
What on earth is up with the battle against Jon Richardson?! They're really laying into him! :(
i actually feel sorry for the amount of self loathing Jon secretly seems to have for himself, he's a really honest, humerous guy so its unfortunate about the apparent self esteem issues. The guy on Jons' left didnt help at all either. I think he's a rude prick without moral bounds.
Dean Winchester Sometimes when you are smart but don't know how to be humble about it you mistake self loathing for humility, at least that is what I do XD. Plus it does make a funny gag if you are the kind of person who enjoys a joke at your expense as much as one at somebody else's.
Dean Winchester The thing is, Jon's comedy is self-deprecating and meant to be funny. But when the people around him actually sit there and agree that he's pathetic the humor is diminished and he starts to just seem sad. He's not REALLY that full of self-loathing.
It reminded me of "I'm just having me dinner".
Dean, I don't think it's really self-loathing. I think he's just bemused by the oddities he sees in himself, that other celebs paper over and pretend they don't have. But I always feel good about people (myself and others) after watching Jon Richardson, so that's got to say something positive about him. ;-)
And I've previously had a soft spot for Sheila Hancock, so I was sorry to see her turn into the kind of guest who puts other guests down when she's out of her depth. It wasn't funny, or any kind of clever.
That is one of my pet peeves, people saying you are one of the most boring people because you do not like dancing.
I love Jon. He's wonderful and probably the only comedian and can relate to the most.
Jon is part of an uncommon but ever-present group of people who tend to be happier by themselves than with others. I think Stephen Fry falls into this category as well; I certainly do. I have friends and I love them dearly, but every time I have pursued romance it has been far more stress and misery than joy. It's uncommon, but it's not as rare as people think.
What Jon said about his brain is so true, really understand how he feels.
Jon is so convincing on the subject of being forced to dance. When David Mitchell and Charlie Brooker raised that issue on the Big Fat Quiz (incidentally, the three of them would be the perfect line-up for this show) the same thing happened. I love to dance, but I'm not going to evangelize dancing on people who don't want to do it. I think it's so hateful to try to force something you enjoy on someone else.
I fucking hate everyday normies trying to impose their dancing apartheid on other people. Fuck right off.
Dull??? Thats rich coming from a hack has been like Craig
John Richardson is a legend!
"It's called evolution" Anyone else literally shouted BURRRRN!!!!
At 24:40, Frank "tells a joke" ... exactly like Craig hates. The air is so tense because everyone except Craig is hating Craig. And then Frank tries to get Craig to tell a joke is DESIGNED to wind him up and make a right fool of him. Well done producers.
Jon jokes about being bitter but he's actually quite nice. I say this because Jimmy Carr or Frankie Boyle would have torn Craig apart here. I don't know if they already have... Just basing that on whatever shows I've managed to catch on youtube here in Atlanta.
We all LOVE Jon Richardson's brain...
It's called... Evolution
BOOM
They claim Jon's loneliness to be weird but they are the ones who know about rent a friend service, weird dolls, etc. Doesn't that mean that Jon might have been lonely but was totally happy as he was and they are the ones who pretend to be in friend circles but are deep down lonely and have looked up ways to counter their loneliness
I just love Jon's honesty.
I can't explain how similar Jon Richardson and I are. I hate everything, but I'm normal.
Jon says that he hates dancing because of the people who try and make him get up and dance. Then Frank and the other chap, who I have never heard of, proceed to try and get him to dance. Thus completely proving his point.
Jon is sitting like he's at a bachelor party and is about to get an unwanted lap dance.
I detest Craig.
me too.
I'd just like to point out that the guy who hated wedding speeches pronounced heinous wrong...
Twice
Jeez, I feel sorry for Jon. I have many friends who don't like dancing, and their awesome people! Dancing doesn't equal enjoyment, just as drinking doesn't equal enjoyment. I personally like to dance but there are times, when out with friends, I really don't feel like it either!
Craig is that despicable guy who doesn't have a funny bone in his body and compensates by being a right knob head.
Jon is really funny
i never thought i'd say this but i clicked this vid because jon richardson looked really hot in the thumbnail... what the hell, or: the power of a good, tight shirt
they make you feel like you're getting a cuddle!
I think Jon and Sheila's chemistry was quite fun.
But Craig was just annoying.
"It's funny 'cause numbers can't talk."
LOL... ditto for being tired of me own brain!
I ALSO hate dancing! I'm delighted that someone else feels exactly the same way.
I agree with Jon about the brain thing. It never stops, it constantly thinks about everything.
I love Jon Richardson.
OMG! I was walking out the room, back to the screen, as the Wildcard Round started and Frank asked, "What REALLY winds up Jon Richardson?" Without stopping or thinking I said, "Jon Richardson." Testament to his time spent building his reputation. Or my time spent watching 8OO10CDC. Luv ya bruv.
They couldn't hold a candle to Jon. Especially that odious queen in the middle..
aw. Jon is my favourite. he's not boring at all.
i myself hate dancing. ha ha. won't do it. no one can make me
Ahhh I love Jon Richardson. He is lovely!
11:10 it's called a joke woman. Leave my spirit animal alone
Its like Craig thinks he can just be an arsehole and get away with it because he says darling every 10 seconds
Thank you for uploading this :)3
Scented candles and no dancing *swoooooon*
Poor Jon.
This is one of the funniest episodes of Room 101 ever!
i like the old room 101
I love the JR here as usual, and I cringed, felt like I did at primary school, watching how the other guests treated him. Yikes.
ok...let's put pulling toilet paper from the back in the room!
Jon is brilliant! ♥️
Id be jon richardsons friend for free I love everythig about him x
Why do these type of shows keep inviting that graig, he is a one dimensional caricature and not even a good one.
+niek kasteel The phrase is "two-dimensional". "One dimensional" makes no sense.
Hiram Fibonik it's like two dimensional except with one dimension
Jon Richardson is my spirit animal.
I so want to be Jon Richardson's best friend.
If i called anyone darling in the workplace HR would be waiting DARLING!
Jon Richardson is just the cutest!
Olivia Colman said she didn't like running, especially marathons, on the Graham Norton Show. Another guest immediately said 'I'll get you started with a warm-up run', to which Olivia said [and I am quoting] "Fuck off! I just said I hate everything about marathon running". For the next five minutes, she wouldn't let it go, until Graham just shut it down. Richard Ayoade had a similar experience on one of the 'Big Fat Quiz' shows, and got really vocal about how some people just can't understand that some people just don't want to do certain things, and that they don't have to just because someone else thinks they should.
Jon, you are the man for me!!!! 😍😍😍
My favourite joke: Why did the mushroom go to the party? ... Because he was a fungi! haha. OR Taun tauns don't get hot, they just keep Luke warm. ha!
awwww that's so cute I notice him doing it but never knew that was the reason why and I totally agree about Craig and Sheila.
Jon, Craig & Sheila bounce off each other so well!
How can he call Jon dull? He knows nothing about him!
OMG! I would LOVE to have Jon as a "rent a friend"!
I didn't realise how vile Sheila Hancock is.
Felt so sorry for Jon! :(
I'm new to this show. I really enjoyed it.
There is a dirext correlation between IQ and dancing. The higher the IQ the less likely one is to enjoy dancing. EVOLUTION
Frank Skinner is a comical genius he's one of the best comedians weve ever had
Yes, David Mitchell would be great. Or even better an episode with him, Frankie Boyle and Charlie Brooker - that definitely wouldn't be boring!
Hit the nail on the head. Jon doesn't like dancing, he not talking about shooting people the dance, he just wants to be left alone (I understand and feel the same).
I'm with John! I'd be nice to be able to turn my brain off, from time to time.
thanks for the upload, is there any chance you could upload just the bit with Jon talking about friends settling down? I really liked that part, more then the dancing bit.
Awww they're so mean to sweet Jon
He's not alone!
jon richardson would be my ideal rent a friend! xD
Damn, everyone in this episode is so savage
Love this show