"We Laughed So Hard!" Lee Mack's Joke Leaves John Cleese in Tears
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
- In this video, we check out the clip from the Graham Norton show where Lee Mack makes John Cleese cry with his hilarious joke. This was a hilarious bit and definitely made us laugh along with them. This was also our first time checking out the great Lee Mack
00:00 - Intro
01:56 - Reaction
05:39 - Outro
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Martin Clunes - the bloke in the middle - top chap, national treasure, kind, gentle, LOVES animals, funny as a comedic actor/excellent as a serious actor, does wonderful travel programmes visiting isolated and remote places where the people who do not get many “tourists” all love him, all in all a 100% decent human being ❤️❤️
Martin Clunes best comedy was Men Behaving Badly.
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Yeah, I remember the sketch when he was advertising for a new flat mate.....(After Harry Enfield left)
A Geordie knocked the door and enquired about the flat in the broadest Geordie accent you can imagine....
Martin's character just stared at him not understanding a word he said...
He replied to the Geordie..."I'm sorry but I want a lodger whose first language is English" and closed the door....🤣🤣🤣😂😂
My Brother was working with horses helping veterans with ptsd and Martin Clunes went to visit. I have photos of him with my Brother he did say that Mr Clunes is a very nice person. 👍😊.
Met him on the tube once and he had everyone in the carriage laughing when he told me about when he once went to a funeral in fancy dress.
Lovely bloke,proper eccentric English gentleman.
Thanks for posting this Martin.
I can't think of a more proud moment than making 2 comedy legends break like this.
Beautiful.
Lee Mack worked as an entertainer at Pontins (Family) Holiday Camps. Because of the blue colour jackets, the staff & entertainers were referred to as Bluecoats. The rival holiday camps (Butlins) had their entertainment staff wear red jackets and are known as Redcoats!
And a smaller group of holiday camps (Warners' Leisure) became Greencoats...
and a fictional holiday camp where yellow coats
@@ianprince1698 I though He-de-Hi! was a fly-on-the-wall documentary - gutted !!!😲
@@ianprince1698 - LOL ! 😂You know, I had forgotten all about 'Hi-de-Hi' & Maplins... Good call 👍👍👍
@@stewedfishproductions7959 ahh I grew up watching Hi de Hi...I went to a fancy dress competition as a kid dressed as Sue Pollard's character 😃 thankfully no one took photos hahaha!
@@tammysquire6992 - She played 'Peggy' - I too watched it. She was also in You Rang, M'Lord? and Oh, Doctor Beeching! (with a lot of the cast appearing in all three).
You should watch 'Would I Lie to You' to see more of Lee Mack. He is famous for his lighting fast wit. Very funny. WILTY is a good show for reactions where guest star, Bob Mortimer's, compilations have become very popular.
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Ahhhh Good ol' Bob Mortimer, the Ex Lawyer.... some of the best 'Lies' and 'Truths' you could ever hope to hear.
WILTY is a panel show and Lee Mack is one of the team captains, and always hilarious
I concur wilty is probably our best panel show, 8 out 10 cats is not so good now Sean lock has gone.
oh ye Would I Lie to You brilliant but even better with Bob Mortimer in it.
Came to the comments to mention this. They should definitely watch WILTY.
Martin Clunes(middle guy) is fantastic in "Doc Martin" - He plays a surgeon who has become nauseous at the sight of blood so goes to work as a local GP in a small village on the Cornish coast. Oh, and he makes Dr House look mild mannered and friendly!
He's been Martin Ellingham in Doc Martin for a lot longer than he was Gary Strang in Men Behaving Badly.
He can do drama too though, he was excellent as DCI Colin Sutton in Manhunt and his Islands series are interesting too where he's a travel presenter.
Doc Martin character is also autistic and is completely rude to everybody without realising its a good watch as can be funny. Martin Clunes is a very good actor
Doc Martin is a really odd show and I love it, its also reasonably popular in the States I believe.
@@chatteyj Sigourney Weaver has been in two episodes of it playing an America tourist.
I remember taking a trip down to Cornwall years ago and visiting Port Isaac where the show is filmed. Lovely little place on the coast and locals are really friendly. I plan to move there, or somewhere near there when I retire. Cornwall is a beautiful place.
Blue coat is the name for staff at holiday camps at seaside resorts in the UK.
Blue coats are the entertainment and guest support team at holiday camps such as Butlin's or Pontin's (you could look it up). Martin Clunes is a comedian, actor and presenter. He rose to fame in the 90s in the sitcom 'Men Behaving Badly'. Thanks for digging out the clip, so funny.
Pontins and Butlins are Holiday Camps - loads of little chalets (very shed reminiscent) and amusements. The entertainment staff wear Blue jackets at Pontins and Red jackets at Butlins. Huge in the 1950's & 60's somewhat run down by the '70's & 80's. Had a bit of resurgence in the 2000's. A ton of tv entertainers started in the holiday camps. Check out Hi-Di-Hi, which was an 80's tv programme set in the camps heydays but absolutely taking the mick - 'HI-DI-Hi Campers!'
Responds to you with a 'Ho de ho'.
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Martin Clunes in the middle has the best laugh on British television, you can see how much he is enjoying this story. He has done some good documentaries as well as comedy sitcoms shows, a good actor.
Lee’s timing is superb and John Cleese”s reaction makes the story even funnier!
A bluecoat, which you wondered about at the start of this, is a holiday camp entertainer. At the famous British camps Butlins they wore red jackets and were known as redcoats, and at the less famous camp Lee Mack obviously worked at they had bluecoats. So that's what he was referring to. It's another Brit thing. So glad you liked the tea. You two are such fun to watch.
A bluecoat is an entertainer at a ‘holiday camp’, more famous are the red coats at Butlins holiday camps - they’re still a thing but not nearly as big as they used to be when more people took their vacations in the UK
Martin Clunes is the middle guy. He is a very good comedy actor. The one I remember seeing him first time was "Man behaving badly" in 1980s, but he has done plenty of good stuff since. He also do factual programs.
90s no ?
@@girlsdrinkfeck yes, first episode was shown in 1992.
I also very much enjoy Clunes as Detective Chief Inspector Colin Sutton in the "Manhunt" series (absolutely no comedy there).
@@maxslamer The mark of a good performance, five minutes in and you forget it's Martin Clunes! An ex-police friend of mine put me on to the first series, as he had never seen such a realistic incident room. Brilliant tv.
He is a good comedy actor, he is also a superb serious actor, his interpretation of Goodbye Mr Chips was the best I've seen.
Martin Clunes is the guy in the middle, he's a comedy actor..Famous for doing a series called Doc Martin which takes place in Cornwall
Nooo he's famous for men behaving badly
@@neilmcdonald1766 times have definitely changed when people know him from Doc Martin rather than Men Behaving Badly
God, I'm getting old
@@needude7218 I just know him as that odd looking bloke with the big ears. 🤣
I think you’ll find he was most famous for his singing in Nativity three: Dude where’s my Donkey
Yeah, definitely popped into my head for men behaving badly. I completely forgot he even did doc Martin 😂. You guys should watch some men behaving badly!
Pontins is a British Holiday Camp for Families to go to for their holidays, the people that work there are called Blue Coats because they wear blue coats.
We also have Butlins Holiday Camp & the staff there are known as Red Coats for obvious reasons
Lee is a comedian par excellence! A brilliant stand-up! You should watch him on Would I Lie to You. A panel show where people read out something from the card in front of them and the panel has to decide whether or not they are telling the truth. The chap in the centre is Martin Clunes an actor, who made his name, along with Neil Morrissey in the show 'Men Behaving Badly'. Where two friends share a flat, in a typically bachelor way! Another one you must react too!
Their behaviour left a lot to be desired, that's for sure.
Have Midwest Americans sampled "Would I Lie To You". Lee Mack has every joke, pun, quip known to man.
Holiday camps were invented after WW2 as cheap holiday locations for British workers. They were actually former army bases, and they were run in a similar way! The entertainers and other staff who ran them used to wear blue or red "coats" depending on the company. They were - unique. Sort of like a really grotty cruise ship that never went anywhere, but with donkey rides ;)
An huge number of British entertainers for generations got their start in these places, including, it seems, Lee Mack.
Holiday camps were satirised in the hit early-80s sitcom, Hi-De-Hi (worth a look!).
"Blue Coats" are the entertainment staff at Pontins, a franchise of holiday camps up and down the UK, whose uniforms had distinctive blue blazers.
Similary, to Butlins' Red Coats. The creators of _Dads Army_ were both Red Coats in their youth, and based another long-running sit-com on the idea- _Hi-de-hi,_ set in a fictitious Maplin's holiday camp with yellow coats.
Frontline staff at competing holiday camps adopted coloured coats to differentiate themselves. Butlins' staff were called Redcoats, Pontins' were Bluecoats, and Warner's were Greencoats; duties ranged from adult entertainer or children's entertainer to stewarding.
Martin Clunes was also in a show called ‘Men behaving badly.’ Lee Mack is a quick wit and guest on many shows.
the "blue coat" reference is about 1 of the UK's national holiday-camp franchises called "Pontins". The most famous camps belonged to "Butlins", who had the famous "red coats"
As others have said you *really* need to watch Would I Lie to You? - especially the Bob Mortimer compilations
A Bluecoat doesnt mean a blue collar worker. It was the colour of the blazer that entertainers working on Pontins Holiday camps wore
Martin Clunes as Barmy in Jeeves and Wooster is my favourite performance of his! I love Doc Martin as well
Im sure you guys would get a kick out of the movie "A Fish called Wanda" . John Cleese both wrote it and stars in it along with Kevin Kline, Jamie Lee Curtis and Michael Palin.
I second that. I think it's the funniest movie ever made.
I agree. A Fish Called Wanda is my favourite comedy movie, and third favourite movie of all time, after the original Halloween and Die Hard. I would love to see you guys do a reaction to it.
And Clockwise. Another great John Cleese movie.
The guy in the middle is martin clunes,actor and has done some comedic acting notably "men behaving badly” and "doc martin” i highly recommend these 2 shows.great reaction 👍🏻.
I was working behind the bar at Pontins when this happened. There was uproar!! 🤣😂🤣😂
Martin Clines the middle guy is brilliant in Dr Martin, you should react to it
Entertainment staff at Pontin’s Holiday Camp are known as Bluecoats (because of their uniforms) and entertainment staff at Butlin’s Holiday Camp are known as Redcoats. There was a fictional holiday camp called Maplin’s from the sitcom “Hi-de-hi” whose characters wore Yellowcoats.
Greg Davies alongside Ryan Gosling on Graham Norton is gold...you'll love it.
Sometimes tea is good and occasionally you get a cup that is the best ever 💕
After decades of drinking it I have found the best brew involves put the milk in immediately after the water, absolutely no time in between. The builders have it right.
Lee Mack is incredibly quick witted - a natural comedian like Sean Lock. Great stand up, very funny in panel shows and a top comedic actor. Definitely worth delving into.
The guy in the middle is Martin Clunes, star of Doc Martin and Men Behaving Badly. He’s an iconic British actor.
Martin Clunes (sitting in the middle) is another connection that wifey might appreciate; he headlined the comedy series 'Doc Martin' that also featured Katherine Parkinson from 'The IT Crowd'.
Martin Clunes is the chap in the middle. Notable in the 1990's sit-com Men Behaving Badly....
Since then he's starred in lots of British drama series, all successful. Brilliant actor 😊
Imagine going on a talkshow and making John Cleese have a laughing fit!
You should check out Lee Mack in the comedy panel show "Would I Lie To You" - he is one of the resident panelists and the other one is David Mitchell. Lee also wrote and stars in the sitcom "Not Going Out" which is also worth a look in.
A few years ago we saw Lee Mack and his standup, live. I think he had more than 2 cups of tea before he came on. We had to concentrate to keep up!
Cheaper than cocaine
Martin clunes in the middle. " men behaving badly" is his magnum opus, great comedy and well worth checking out.
I enjoy watching these with you. I’ve said before that I’m also a fan of these UK panel chat and game shows and am glad to have someone also appreciate them. I’m just outside Minneapolis, MN, in a suburb. Also a midwestern girl.
Martin Clunes, the gent in the middle, was a comedic actor (Men Behaving Badly) and now is a serious actor and travel presenter
The man in the middle is Martin clunes. He is an actor. I’m so glad you did a Lee Mack review. He is so funny all the time.
Check Lee Mack out in his sitcom 'Not Going Out' and the Comedy panel show "Would I Lie To You?" BOTH bbc shows
Martin Clunes is the guy in the middle, he was in the BBC Sitcom Men Behaving Badly and Doc Martin
The middle guy, he is a British actor, both funny and classic.
His name is Martin Clunes
Lee Mack has a sitcom in the UK called "Not Going Out" - its incredibly clever and worth checking out.
Its a good sitcom like they used to make them and really well written its a shame so many people overlook it. There are so many stellar specials as well I especially love the Christmas department store robbery one its almost scary a bit like the film Die hard.
@@SimSim-zf9if Terry and June was good in its day. Be interested to know what you think passes as good sitcom comedy. Seinfield, My family or some such trash no doubt. / Facepalm
Camping season 5 episode 3 has got to be the funniest one I've seen 🤣 ! Absolutely hilarious 👍
You guys should watch Lee Mack sitcom 'Not Going Out'. He is a lodger in a London flat and he has a massive crush his landlady in the first few series. Watch the episode called "Pregnant". Personally I prefer the early series as its on its 12th season but they are all really funny.
A bluecoat is someone who works at the Pontins chain of holiday parks. They wear a blue coat to identify them to holidaymakers. There is another chain called Butlins and their staff are called Redcoats. Butlins were the more famous of the two.
Martin Clunes in the middle. British actor but was huge star of sit com men behaving badly.
Martin Clunes, the guy in the middle was in a comedy show called ‘Men Behaving Badly.’ In the show they had fridge magnets spelling out ‘schmemley’. This tickled me, and many years later my fridge still has magnets spelling ‘schmemley’ on its door.
I was there that night, working the bar at Hemsby Pontins. It was very very funny. Especially because everyone, particularly staff, realised what he'd done. 30 years ago
We have two family holiday parks here: Butlins and Pontins. Butlins representatives (ie. the staff) all wear red jackets and are called Redcoats; likewise Pontins wear blue jackets and are called Bluecoats. Their duties are family entertainers, comedians like Lee, singers and dancers and children supervisors.
Any and all Greg Davies on Graham Norton is absolute gold. Particularly his story that leaves Ryan Gosling in bits.
That was the best GN episode ever!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Graham Norton, Greg Davies Ryan gosling story, definitely worth a watch 👍🏴
You really need to check out Lee Mack in a sketch called "Men can multitask to" it is one of the funniest things you will ever see and will never forget.
A Blue Coat was a member of staff at Pontin's holiday camps who entertained the holiday makers. 1950's - 1980's or 90's.
More Lee Mack please - especially him on Would I Lie to You. It's impressive how fast his wit is.
For clarification, he was talking about being a 'blue-coat' at Pontins. Pontins alongside Butlin's are perhaps the most recognisable 'all inclusive' budget family holiday resort brands in the UK, with I think around a dozen resorts between them. Butlin's employees have red coats and pontins have blue coats, and the employees themselves are known simply as 'red and blue-coats'.
Butlin's began it's operation/s through the 1930's and Pontins essentially followed a similar model in the 40's and both have instantiated themselves in the (perhaps to some degree 'knowingly') somewhat 'naff', budget family holiday cultural zeitgeist.
Anyway, though perhaps they do have adult themed comedy nights, this COULD easily have been a family show, since the two brands do target families more broadly...it's hardly the preferred choice of holiday for 18-30yr old singles or even couples without children!
The guy in the middle is Martin Clines. He's more of a comedic actor. My first memory of him is in a sitcom called Men Behaving Badly. It was basically 2 flatmates and one of them fancied the girl in the flat upstairs.
More Lee Mack is certainly worth more reactions, he is a very funny guy! I also like honey in my cuppa! 👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
You two are the best!
A bluecoat is someone who works at Pontins - a chain of holiday camps in Britain. Traditionally they were cheap places to go on holiday (vacation) where the family gets a small apartment, and there is very middle of the road entertainment there done on a stage by the Bluecoats for the people staying at the camp.
Tips on making tea, put one Yorkshire Tea bag into a pot, pour over enough boiling water to fill two good sized mugs, leave to stand for one minute (no longer). I like to put my milk in my mug first, (about 1/2” depth) pour the brewed tea into your mug, then if desired add the sugar (for me two tea spoon full), stir and enjoy.
"Would I Lie To You" is the best place to see Lee Mack at his best, he is so quick, very witty and so good at catching people out.
But if you want to see his acting comedy then the tv show "Not Going Out" is really good, which he also wrote.
If you like Lee you should watch would I lie to you, where celebrities tell a story and the other team have to decide whether the story is a truth or a lie, really funny especially if Bob mortimer is a guest
Lol, I need to try some of that P.J Tips! Never heard of that before 🤣
Can't believe you mentioned Faulty Towers, it's a classic.
Try watching The Good Life, old now, but can still hold its own.
Loving catching up on all your videos.
Lee Mack has the quickest wit in comedy behind Robin Williams.
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YES!
Absolutely right....(Even though I never considered that comparison myself)
There's no one with a faster mind than what Robin Williams had, I'm sure he was permantly high on something...🤣🤣🤣
Lee has to be right behind him though....
"Would I lie to you" is a perfect stage for him.
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You clearly don't get humour, or was he too fast for you ?
I would say Lee Mack is quicker witted than Robin Williams, in fact I would guarantee it as Robin Williams has been dead for 8 years.
Robin had a quicker wit. But, Lee has a better ability to stay on track. Robin had a manic energy and would follow every witty perspective that came to mind.
And Robin was certainly funny.
@@maccladoz goofball. Yeah. Lee’s in the lead these days.
Martin Clunes is a actor best known for the sitcom men behaving badly also the clip you watch is a couple of years old
Clunes was also in Doc Martin
@@GenialHarryGrout He still is, the final series doesn't end until late 2022... :)
John Cleese is one of the greatest living legends alive today he is one of monty pythons who inspired the likes of Ricky gervais, creators South Park Matt/ Trey, and so many more.
Blue coat. One of the staff who works at one of Pontins holiday camps. The uniform includes a blue jacket.
loving the channel keep it up!
Guy in the Middle is Martin Clunes, check him out in Men Behaving Badly - very old series but incredibly funny, it used to be one of the shows we used to make sure we were in to watch every week👍🏼
Lee Mack is also a regular on 8 out of 10 Cats with Jimmy Carr.
Thanks for this it was a really enjoyable watch. Big fan of Lee Mack's comedy also.
If no one has said this Martin Clunes is also the star of Doc Martin, in which he plays a grumpy, problematic doctor working in the very picturesque, seaside town of Portwenn, Cornwall, U.K.. It's a wonderful, gentle and amusing drama that seems to have been shown and repeated forever on Australian television. Very, Very popular and wildly successful long-running series. I believe it was shown on Public Television in the U.S.A. and Canada and on Netflix last year. Kind wishes to you both.
I grew up near heysham/morecambe where he worked as a bluecoat!
Lee has a sitcom called 'Not going out'.. it's a classic
The guy in the middle is Martin Clunes. He's an actor. Notable roles being Men Behaving Badly, Doc Martin and Goodbye Mr Chips.
He's definitely worth checking out. Men Behaving Badly was a really popular sitcom in the 90s and Doc Martin is more comedy/drama, arguably the better show. Doc Martin is a spin off of the 2000 movie Saving Grace, which is also excellent.
Some teas have more caffeine than coffee. Mixing that with sugar, or in your case honey. Its a mix and a half. The bloke in the middle is Martin Clunes. (Comedy/actor).
Another you should definitely do is The Graham Norton Show with Sigourney Weaver, Sandi Toksvig, & Professor Brian Cox. Giving no clues why but do it.
The best story told on The Graham Norton Show was the theatre story by Phoebe Waller-Bridge. Absolutely hillarious!
Yorkshire tea is the best!
Lee Mack is from my hometown of Southport on the northwest coast. He’s so funny. X
See Lee Mack in his sitcom "not going out" the early programmes are best.
The guy in the middle is Martin Clunes. He's not a comedian but has done some brilliant comedy shows check out 'Men behaving badly' from the 90's. He's a brilliant actor.
The little guy was Graham Norton the shows host. You can check out Lee Mack as a main panelists’ on Would I Lie to You.
Martin Clunes is the guy in the middle, he's in shows such as Men Behaving Badly & Doc Martin
It's pretty much agreed amongst everyone that Lee Mack is one of the quickest and best comedians to have ever come out of the UK. Incredibly funny guy 🤣
Guy in middle is Martin Clunes... more known for programmes such as ' Men Behaving Badly' and 'Doc Martin'
Should check out Lee Mack in 'Not going out'
There are quite a few clips of Lee Mack on Graham Norton, and I'm sure they're all worth a watch.
Martin Clunes is the chap in the middle; famous as "Gary" in Men Behaving Badly (alongside Neil Morrissey as "Tony"), an absolutely superb 1990s BBC sitcom that you guys must check out. - If you do, maybe skip series 1, as it gets into its swing from S2. BTW Harry Enfield played the flat-mate in S1; fun, but the cast really became complete with the arrival of Morrissey.
Blue Coats are the entertainers and staff at a string of holiday resorts in British Sea-side towns. Named for the blue jackets that they wear.
The guy in the middle is an actor called Martin Clunes he has done quite bit of comedy his most famous comedy role has to be with Neil Morrissey in a sitcom called Men Behaving Badly it's really funny I'd recommend watching a full episode. If you like some of those BBC light comedy's there are a load on a streaming service called Brit Box that i think you can get in the states.
Can't believe you haven't seen more lee Mack, also he is in would I lie to you which you have seen, he is the quickest whit in Britain
A 'blue coat' is someone who works as an entertainer at a British holiday park
Martin clunes...he does a famous show called "Doc Martin" ...Sigourney Weaver loves it so much she asked to be in it. Give it a watch x
I have been to Heysham Holiday camp next to the nuclear power station that Lee Mack was on about and it was glowing LOL
So a bluecoat is someone who works as a rep at holiday parks in the UK, they will be there to run events for the holiday makers but will also entertain in the evenings. Think trailer parks but with chalets rather than RV's
The middle guy is Martin Clunes and he used to be in a comedy called Men Behaving Badly and another show called Doc Martin.
Martin Clunes (in the middle) is best known in Australia as "Doc Martin" from the show of the same name. He is a wonderful human and a brilliant comedian.
You seriously have to watch Lee Mack in NOT GOING OUT 🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣