The nature of the show allows the talents of the panelists to come forth and shine. And those who edit the raw footage deserve mention as well. It's a total product.
8:55 "Ann-Marie?" - "Who is she?" - "I don't know!" To this day, is one of the best moments in this show's entire run time, i laugh like a maniac whenever i rewatch it :D
@@jimbobbins6612it isn't a "joke" .. it was just Jaime being quick and thick at the same time. When it was asked if "Ann" is a French name, Jaime suggested "Ann Marie" as it possibly being a full name, to which the lady replied "who's she?", thinking Jaime was referencing someone specific .. and then Jaime replied "idk", which cracked everyone up 😊
Honestly don't get what is so funny about this line. I feel that people find it funny only because Lee said that it's one of the funniest things ever said on the show, and then people keep rehashing it and commenting about it just to get some likes on their comment.
Sean’s jewellery story - come on, he was a master bluffer. If you haven’t seen 8 out of 10 cats does Countdown and the Carrot in a Box game, you should watch it.
it actually just made it a complete 50/50 guess really. Something completely possible is never a good premise. it's not hard to lie about something normal like kissing someone.
The angina / angina thing actually happened to me as well. It also means a sore throat-like non-serious condition in Czech (my background), so as a non-native speaker I caused some misunderstandings in the UK (like excusing myself from a drinks appointment "because I have come down with angina").
What gets me about this brilliant but simple show is that the cast should almost pay the producers for being asked to be guests. The therapeutic hilarious, genuine, and almost continuous laughter they experience must be absolutely wonderful for their mental health, and ours!
Precious McKenzie was a Commonwealth Games weight lifter.. A South African friend of mine said that the blacks liked to choose English names and he knew Bicycle Mtwitwee, and Biscuit Mbuzwey. After this skit, I googled "Delicious". A strange "co-incidence"? My black friend when I was at school, his name was Darnell. I hadn't heard that name for decades until I googled "Delicious". Last year, a black chap said his surname was Darnell. Co-incidence or are there others of other races with that name?
Should look up Thai's nicknames. They picked any English words to substitute their super long Thai names. Pick any letter in the dictionary, there's probably a Thai person named that. Even poo and diaper. And no, they're not nicknames given to them by others for fun.
My father was a USAF fighter pilot and was stationed in the UK in the 50's. They would go to Morocco to practice dogfighting because the weather was much better. Henning cracks me up, and I love his story.
Dara is that ordinary guy you wouldn’t look at twice, but he opens his mouth to speak, and his sense of humor is so captivating, you would leave with him!
Classic Sean Lock here downplaying the selling earings beach story to fool them all. Reminds me how he played the carrot game. Anything to win the game what a legend! RIP
1:23:00 So, I actually took a sort of root beer, called white birch beer, that isn't sold where I live on a field trip. It looked a bit like a beer can, and the teacher called my mom. The principal saw it later, and asked the teacher why they didn't check the can to see if there was actually alcohol in it.
It was the 90s….people were still reading. Clearly it wasn’t books! Henning was probably a good cover for mohamed to sort his drug operation. Btw…..mustafa passport!
It would be quite strange for Mohammed to smuggle from Ceuta to Morocco when smuggling from Morocco to Ceuta is the most important step in getting Rif Moutain range hashish onto the european mainland.
“Snogged one of us here.” Four people eliminated. Herself and all three opponents or they would have known. Rob’s premature interjection of himself seemed like a tell. Nice bluff.
David's story about being winched to a cupboard by a hypnotist would have been a severely edited discussion about its validity if the story came from Bob Mortimer.
I know what a cross-class institution East Enders is - and sort of figured it out because of soap opera music and cliff hangers. Then of course this is youtube - where watching an East Enders ending is just a click away!
@@robynmitchell9563You'd think someone that would respond to a wholesome comment with pedantry, would be intelligent enough to know ellipsis have 3 dots not 2
What I don’t get, is not making Josh keep the hat on. A comedian panel can kill ten minutes like nothing. Worst case he conks out. Where’s Jimmy-the-feeder when you need him?
@@deving9799 According to the sheet music, the 10th beat is the first beat of the first measure of the EastEnders theme song. At that point, I'd say the percussion belongs to the theme song (not the intro).
Theres a reason these guys do comedy for a living. I'd take a story about how their morning went over some famous person doing a slightly quirky thing with another famous person any day.
I love Henning so much. He's just German Bob Mortimer. Always sounds like bullcrap but turns out to be true. Edit: And as a black man, I'm naming my son Delicious.
@capcompass9298 Precious McKenzie was a Commonwealth Games weight lifter.. A South African friend of mine said that the blacks liked to choose English names and he knew Bicycle Mtwitwee, and Biscuit Mbuzwey. After this skit, I googled "Delicious". A strange "co-incidence"? My black friend when I was at school, his name was Darnell. I hadn't heard that name for decades until I googled "Delicious". Last year, a black chap said his surname was Darnell. Co-incidence or are there others of other races with that name?
I am a UKer and I've never heard of it referred to as Family Allowance! I think she means some kind of child benefit or tax credit, but I could be wrong!
I don’t know why people got upset at the girl for using different accents, I thought did them very well. I’d have kept her on, as long as sh3 did her job,who cares about the accent, at least you could understand her.
Also, no, they wouldn’t be allowed to mention it. Taskmaster was Dave and channel 4. This is on the BbC which has pretty strict advertising guidelines. It’s where the jokes about “other brands are available” comes from
@@eomoran yes, I get that about the jokes- but the brands are still mentioned and allowed to go out. I’m fairly sure other programmes have been mentioned (e.g. Educating Yorkshire from Channel 4 on an episode with Greg Davies once)
I think it's just a complicated subject to explain how imitating specific people's accent or playing up your own is less prone to being offensive (or at least limited to that person) than imitating a group/culture you might be ignorant about or misunderstood. Especially in the different contexts of a phone call or comedy series/routine. Imo it'd make for shit banter on WILTY to try to get any of that across, even if you manage to not sound like a prick or say something stupid The safer/less complicated opinion is to say it's not particularly good and to not be very sympathetic despite her seemingly intending to do it well, be inoffensive, and mainly doing it to stave off crushing boredom from giving out post codes rather than as a comedy bit
No service animals. It’s hard enough dealing with stupid people, let alone subjecting the service animals to a cruel and unusual punishment of those stupid people who don’t washy washy, stand in the middle of hallways, crowd into the elevators before letting passengers exit first and the list go on and on. Don’t be a Governor Noem and subject services animals to the levels of stupidity found on cruise ships.
Bill was obviously telling the truth cos he pronounced it Yakob, before going back to the card and saying it was spelt like Jacob but pronounced Yakob. Tried the bluff, but gave it away.
«How sympathetic was this lighting?»
It’s such a brutal burn, but I love the delivery so much.😂
18:43 Henning's being a German commenting "What, he disobeyed your orders?' was just brilliant 😆
Also the "German sense of humour" with his friend passing on the 'I joined the French Foreign Legion' postcard to his parents.
The nature of the show allows the talents of the panelists to come forth and shine. And those who edit the raw footage deserve mention as well. It's a total product.
"I don't like to say but I think the boy's better off in care"
The kind of german humour that perfectly works in britain :D
Yes i love it too
This is the perfect video to have on in the corner of my screen while I procrastinate doing my job.
THat's exactly what I'm doing now :D
I thought about becoming a procrastinator but I'll start tomorrow.
I disagree. I put my work on the corner of the screen and procrastinate watching this.
GnomaPhobic
I'm sincerely hoping you don't have saving lives in your work description 😢
@@happivarasand that he speaks French
8:55 "Ann-Marie?" - "Who is she?" - "I don't know!" To this day, is one of the best moments in this show's entire run time, i laugh like a maniac whenever i rewatch it :D
Didn't even make it to that part, just reading this comment made me laugh out loud :D
Aw man every time I watch that I have to replay it about 10 times 😂 it's HILARIOUS!
I don’t get the joke someone please explain
@@jimbobbins6612it isn't a "joke" .. it was just Jaime being quick and thick at the same time. When it was asked if "Ann" is a French name, Jaime suggested "Ann Marie" as it possibly being a full name, to which the lady replied "who's she?", thinking Jaime was referencing someone specific .. and then Jaime replied "idk", which cracked everyone up 😊
Honestly don't get what is so funny about this line. I feel that people find it funny only because Lee said that it's one of the funniest things ever said on the show, and then people keep rehashing it and commenting about it just to get some likes on their comment.
The "D" in my name stands for delicious is still one of the funniest things I've ever seen on a panel show.
Jack Dee vs. Ramesh Ranganathan is the face off I didn't know I needed, but now absolutely want to see more of😂
Absolutely exposed Romesh as the unfunniest comedian on Earth he is
It's nice to just get away from things for a while and have a good laugh.
Wilty and anything by the 8oo10c team is absolute gold. Has kept me going the past few years 👍
free palestine
This and Fawlty towers 👍
@@mikewazowksi7938 no.
My God, not a truer statement has ever been uttered.
The second I saw James Acaster the phrase "You're warmer in a bush than on a bench" instantly came to mind... I wasn't upset about it
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Sean’s jewellery story - come on, he was a master bluffer. If you haven’t seen 8 out of 10 cats does Countdown and the Carrot in a Box game, you should watch it.
Sean was brilliant.
he was a true legend
Actually, he was a real person, and not a fictional character, such as one finds in legends.
A world - class comedian.
Yes that was brilliant ey... loved the carrot in the box!! 😅
I came to the comments to write exactly this 😂. Sean was indeed a brilliant comedian.
"Red and ginger, Devil's finger" lmao
“Always had a jacket on?” is superb.
Can you explain this one? It went right over my head.
@@BeccaB529jacket potato
@@StephenIC Ah, thank you!!
I have not heard that term in my parts (“baked potatoes” here), but that makes sense and now I appreciate the joke! ❤️
I love Mel’s snog story. Throws a whole new dynamic to the game! And the boys were so funny about it.
it actually just made it a complete 50/50 guess really. Something completely possible is never a good premise. it's not hard to lie about something normal like kissing someone.
@@krebgurfson5732 It's not about the game and it never has been. It's just funny to see them react to it.
The angina / angina thing actually happened to me as well. It also means a sore throat-like non-serious condition in Czech (my background), so as a non-native speaker I caused some misunderstandings in the UK (like excusing myself from a drinks appointment "because I have come down with angina").
29:19 "Red and ginger, devil's finger." What the ...?! Only Bob ever says that.
Honestly, this is probably the funniest compilations I've ever seen.
1:29:58 everyone collectively losing their shit over "dr. spanks" gets me every single time lmfaoo
Dr. Spënks? 😂
@@scbtripwire Spëghnks*
15:50 Dang, she was quick with that!😂
What gets me about this brilliant but simple show is that the cast should almost pay the producers for being asked to be guests. The therapeutic hilarious, genuine, and almost continuous laughter they experience must be absolutely wonderful for their mental health, and ours!
The Delicious story is still one of my favourites.
Precious McKenzie was a Commonwealth Games weight lifter.. A South African friend of mine said that the blacks liked to choose English names and he knew Bicycle Mtwitwee, and Biscuit Mbuzwey.
After this skit, I googled "Delicious". A strange "co-incidence"? My black friend when I was at school, his name was Darnell. I hadn't heard that name for decades until I googled "Delicious". Last year, a black chap said his surname was Darnell. Co-incidence or are there others of other races with that name?
Should look up Thai's nicknames. They picked any English words to substitute their super long Thai names.
Pick any letter in the dictionary, there's probably a Thai person named that. Even poo and diaper. And no, they're not nicknames given to them by others for fun.
44:10 "a bed you could make love to a hippo on?" And Miles' laugh is just everything 😂
Width becomes relevant in doorways.
The best part of that story was Joe Lycett's "massive snake it was this big" quip.
My father was a USAF fighter pilot and was stationed in the UK in the 50's. They would go to Morocco to practice dogfighting because the weather was much better. Henning cracks me up, and I love his story.
I can't believe lee didn't say at the end... " Well he did it so it must be true" 😂😂😂
Anne Marie! Who's that? I don't know always cracks me up!🤣🤣🤣
Mel pretending David is too young when Dermot is only a year older than him 😂
Dara is that ordinary guy you wouldn’t look at twice, but he opens his mouth to speak, and his sense of humor is so captivating, you would leave with him!
David "If that isn't too sexy of a question...."
Classic Sean Lock here downplaying the selling earings beach story to fool them all. Reminds me how he played the carrot game. Anything to win the game what a legend! RIP
1:23:00 So, I actually took a sort of root beer, called white birch beer, that isn't sold where I live on a field trip. It looked a bit like a beer can, and the teacher called my mom. The principal saw it later, and asked the teacher why they didn't check the can to see if there was actually alcohol in it.
41:06 “this is hilarious,” Why? “ I dont even work here” 😂😂😂😂
"I don't think Ann is a French name."
is literally one of the most common french names...
Sean Locke was the absolute master of deception!
* Lock *.
Henning realizing that he unwittingly took part in an international drug smuggling operation on national TV is amazing 😂
It was the 90s….people were still reading.
Clearly it wasn’t books! Henning was probably a good cover for mohamed to sort his drug operation.
Btw…..mustafa passport!
It would be quite strange for Mohammed to smuggle from Ceuta to Morocco when smuggling from Morocco to Ceuta is the most important step in getting Rif Moutain range hashish onto the european mainland.
@@Dafoodmaster good thing it was just books then! 😂
@@bc4yt "Drug Smuggling for Dummies"
@@DafoodmasterI love that stuff
German sense of humour, init. 😂😅🏅💛😅🏅💛😂🏅💛😂😅💛😂😅🏅
49:50 why would Greg sleep on sofa cushions in a bath rather than the sofa lol
We don’t give Jamie lang enough credit “have you just learned to read” was hilarious 😂
“Snogged one of us here.” Four people eliminated. Herself and all three opponents or they would have known. Rob’s premature interjection of himself seemed like a tell. Nice bluff.
I laughed so much at the velcro therapy story my implants fell out.
Lie!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@cmike618 🤣
The t-shirt bit was so good I know he'd musta been preparing that a while, it was a proper stand up joke
What timestamp
@@OurKittens-em4dm37:58
David's story about being winched to a cupboard by a hypnotist would have been a severely edited discussion about its validity if the story came from Bob Mortimer.
Dermot O'Leary has the most dazzling smile. 🤩
41:10 Lee Mack is just the greatest
He can be very irritating!
@@ruizhiqiu2109 ...when he's not on the show.
1:13:08 Lees speed at its finest. Absolutely hilarious
Hippo story. He said: "l was on the sweet end." They missed that. : )))
"Gentrified or whatever you said".
James 😂🏅😂🏅😂🏅 Acaster
As an American that "doof doof" east ender's thing went way over my head haha
Search the eastenders theme song and it’ll immediately make sense!
I know what a cross-class institution East Enders is - and sort of figured it out because of soap opera music and cliff hangers.
Then of course this is youtube - where watching an East Enders ending is just a click away!
context clues ha
Imagine if Alberto was the reason for the divorce. Poor Jon
Yeah... they got divorces because Jon cheated on Lucy with Alberto, or his full name: Muhammed Alberto, a Spannish-Morrocan who's now living in UK.
@@budle89 did they meet on a train?
David's logic is unbelievable!
Arguably the best ever.
Any chance of queue list with times?
Lee is too quick for the Average Bear 😂💯
I love how he chose a hippo, one of the worlds most dangerous animals 😅
At 56 years old, I got a degree in electro mechanical engineering, with a 3.22 GPA. So, you're never too old to learn something new.
congratulations
Yet, not old enough to recognize a joke..
@@robynmitchell9563You'd think someone that would respond to a wholesome comment with pedantry, would be intelligent enough to know ellipsis have 3 dots not 2
@@hegeliandianetik2009your comma was used incorrectly.
Well done!
The EastEnders thing was hilarious.
56:01 it is so obviously Bill's bird
It's so freaking cuwte 🥰
It's not whether it's his bird....
It's whether he snuck it into the cinema.....
52:15 There is no coffee in a babycino. It is just milk and froth.
59:30 onwards is still the very best moment ever on this show.
29:03 does he ever say anything that's not hilarious?
He meant Marie Antoinette but got it the wrong way round 😂
Nah lol I've heard of Anne Marie but not Marie Antoinette
@@boahnation9932You have not heard of Marie Antoinette? Yikes. . .
@@BeccaB529 let him eat cake
21:38 😂😂😂
Put the laser down, let me talk to you about math 😅
What I don’t get, is not making Josh keep the hat on. A comedian panel can kill ten minutes like nothing. Worst case he conks out. Where’s Jimmy-the-feeder when you need him?
Best case, he turns into Cheeky Lionel 😂
Good god, Lee Mack is incredible.
This show is simply clever. 😎
8:55 Annmarie is whoever Owl City was singing about in Lonely Lullaby.
Anybody else slow the playback speed to count the doof-doofs? 😂
1:00:12 hes almost as purple as the background.. xD
10:07 how the heck did he not pose and say “that way” 😂
At 1:58:42, I've never heard it before, but it sounds like 9 beats in groups of: one, one, three beats, four beats.
if you count the next 1-beat, it's 10. if not, then it's 9
@@deving9799 According to the sheet music, the 10th beat is the first beat of the first measure of the EastEnders theme song. At that point, I'd say the percussion belongs to the theme song (not the intro).
"And yet, we vague know what we're banging on about."
Theres a reason these guys do comedy for a living. I'd take a story about how their morning went over some famous person doing a slightly quirky thing with another famous person any day.
unless there was rudeness then who cares how many accents were used in a call centre!. seems like a stupid reason to sack someone.
Yay, a new map man!
Bah, ages to wait until a new map men ☹️
I tried doing what Dara did and it's harder than it looks.
What? Swivel your face?
@@timreddoch3803 😂 the cat walk
Red and ginger, devil's finger...
Still staying it
Anne not being a Frenchname..... hmm, okay, yes
Right?
I know, there's even been a few French queens called Anne.
Live in France. Know two French Anne's. End of story (not lying). Take out the apostrophe from "Annes" you bloody machine.
I love Henning so much. He's just German Bob Mortimer. Always sounds like bullcrap but turns out to be true.
Edit: And as a black man, I'm naming my son Delicious.
@capcompass9298
Precious McKenzie was a Commonwealth Games weight lifter.. A South African friend of mine said that the blacks liked to choose English names and he knew Bicycle Mtwitwee, and Biscuit Mbuzwey.
After this skit, I googled "Delicious". A strange "co-incidence"? My black friend when I was at school, his name was Darnell. I hadn't heard that name for decades until I googled "Delicious". Last year, a black chap said his surname was Darnell. Co-incidence or are there others of other races with that name?
One of my very good friends is Gabby McKenzie, Precious’s granddaughter. So funny to come across a comment about him here
an add at the 2mn mark and then every 4mn is insane
1h44 Perfect description of a lesson obs :D Excellent
18:36~19:08
Henning 🏅🤣🏅😄
there is no reason on earth andy murrays's mother belongs on the telly
Nor Andy Murray ever to be heard!
She clearly doesn’t want earrings from keith (spud the jeweller).
She was a frequent guest at the studio for the show they put her on
31:30 "invagled" adding that to my vocab
Inveigled!
My grandma put coffee in my bottle the first time at 9 months!!!!
Woollie hat and Wellies : )
Marie wasn't lee macks French neighbor nanny who he scared away trying to help capture a large spider.
Nice collection. Unfortunately I already knew them all.
36:51~37:05
🏅👍🏅👍🏅👍
Comeback 🏅🏅🏅❤❤❤it😂😂😂
It stands for "Darnell"
Can someone explain to a non-UKer, what is family allowance?
I am a UKer and I've never heard of it referred to as Family Allowance! I think she means some kind of child benefit or tax credit, but I could be wrong!
It's just an allowance from an ex-spouse like maintenance or can be a family benefit.
Ty for the explanation 🌼
@@IPerrin-wn1ur but what is a family benefit? 😁
It's financial support from the government for eligible people, something similar to Child Tax Credit in the USA
21:46 thought he shot himself in the foot here. Turns out it was true and he just doesn't know what age year 8 pupils are lol
I don’t know why people got upset at the girl for using different accents, I thought did them very well. I’d have kept her on, as long as sh3 did her job,who cares about the accent, at least you could understand her.
I miss sean lock
We all do😭
Why didn't Greg just sleep on the couch instead of using the tub?
1:19:40 I just can't believe in all of this, nobody mentioned Taskmaster! (I assume they're allowed to, no?). It totally makes sense
I don’t think taskmaster existed at the time
Also, no, they wouldn’t be allowed to mention it. Taskmaster was Dave and channel 4. This is on the BbC which has pretty strict advertising guidelines. It’s where the jokes about “other brands are available” comes from
@@eomoran hahah I mean, yeah- I guess it had technically been suspended through COVID
@@eomoran yes, I get that about the jokes- but the brands are still mentioned and allowed to go out. I’m fairly sure other programmes have been mentioned (e.g. Educating Yorkshire from Channel 4 on an episode with Greg Davies once)
Probably allowed but would rather they not advertise the competition.
Spud!!!
Help!!!
Am I the only one who's still dumbfounded after all these years when the panels seemed to disagree with Cariad answering phone calls in accents?
I think it's just a complicated subject to explain how imitating specific people's accent or playing up your own is less prone to being offensive (or at least limited to that person) than imitating a group/culture you might be ignorant about or misunderstood. Especially in the different contexts of a phone call or comedy series/routine. Imo it'd make for shit banter on WILTY to try to get any of that across, even if you manage to not sound like a prick or say something stupid
The safer/less complicated opinion is to say it's not particularly good and to not be very sympathetic despite her seemingly intending to do it well, be inoffensive, and mainly doing it to stave off crushing boredom from giving out post codes rather than as a comedy bit
I am so peckish... so insanely peckish and dont know what i want to eat.
No service animals. It’s hard enough dealing with stupid people, let alone subjecting the service animals to a cruel and unusual punishment of those stupid people who don’t washy washy, stand in the middle of hallways, crowd into the elevators before letting passengers exit first and the list go on and on. Don’t be a Governor Noem and subject services animals to the levels of stupidity found on cruise ships.
Bill was obviously telling the truth cos he pronounced it Yakob, before going back to the card and saying it was spelt like Jacob but pronounced Yakob. Tried the bluff, but gave it away.
actually there is 10 doof-doofs...
They should poll the audience before revealing truth or lie.
What’s my line
Dara just looked like he was looking for the toilet
1:42:00 this story just makes him sound a bit of a git.