There's something about the specific nature of this that kills me: 'A smile at the funny, pithy one-liners he'd come out with on *radio 4 panel shows* ....'
"Huh, think I better DIE now!" has been stuck in my head for literal months and I knew it was Brydon but couldn't for the life of me find where he said. Only now after hours of scouring through old WILTY episodes, have I found where it comes from. Thank fuck and all cos that would have tortured me for a very long time.
Well now I'm wondering what episode it is.. Since you didn't mention it. Now I'll go through the same agonizing journey you went through over a year ago, unless ofcourse you read this and grace me with the answer!
There are comedians, and then there are comedians who make other comedians laugh. And Rob Brydon is one of those guys. As is Lee Mack. On WILTY they have the others crying with laughter.
If steve goes first, i expect an hour of alan partridge impressions from rob... At the ceremony. Rob, as Alan: Hey Rob! Steve is coming. Would you like to talk to him? Rob: Only through a medium.
There's a lot of comedy about, but this is better. The trip is the best comedy on at the moment. The BBC have plucked these guys from celebrity to obscurity.
England has produced some great Double Acts: Morecambe and Wise, The Two Ronnies (TV only ) Derek and Clive, Hope and Keen, obviously Mike and Bernie, who both humbly hid their talent well , Hale and Pace, Bradbury and Davis, Vic and Bob,French and Saunders,Ball and Cannon etc....
No words can adequately express my remorse regarding my inexcusable faux pas. I am mortified that I got to make such a Schoolboy error and I only try to crave your forgiveness for my brief moment of total complete and utter insanity in making this mistake. I have no excuses and I can only apologise ,profusely, for my stupidity, once again. You are a good man for pointing this out to me. I'm inconsolable at the moment.....:(
We understand the man with nine baftas ( actually seven ). That’s called sarcasm. We get irony too. It just depends on the American. I’ve seen the stones four times in my life. After watching the trip series and seeing Greed during the pandemic , I’m convinced that Steve would be a wonderful long weekend with brunch shag. Not sure how important the whole Alan partridge thing is. We did have Benny Hill and Monty python growing up here.
Sunny T not sure if he is the best but older Americans had real Saturday night live in the seventies and early eighties. We even have improv from second city in Chicago. Watch Steve in happy ish. From 2015 two seasons. Hello to down under.
“If only to pad out the numbers.” Lmaoo fucking savage
I love how Brydon is happy as long as Coogan drops words like "entertainer" and "levity" during his brutal roast.
The big question, on Brydon's funeral, will be if the "Aah-haa!" is simply a reference to Alan Partridge, or a more meta reference to The Trip.
Q
actualy a bit of a paradox
rip Rob Brydon, miss ye big man, gone but never forgotten, now he's up with legends like Benny Harvey...
benny harvey RIP
Don’t forget Peter and Dudley. And Dudley and Peter.
wikipedia says hes not dead
He'll be up there with Ronnie Corbett
Benny will finally be able to confront Rob about ripping of his small man in a box routine. Benny for King!
I love Rob smiling and nodding to Coogan while he talks at his funeral hahaha and then Coogan goes that behind every joke is a cry for help hahaha
The chemistry is just electrical...absolute quality
"Should it go the other way -"
"No I'm not asking you for that, lets move on."
These two guys are always taking the piss with each other, but they are both so funny that it never gets old!
3:13 "You're not going to finish there, are you? Jesus Christ!"
This is absolute genius acting. The lack of canned laughter makes it much more humorous.
“Laughter track” not “canned laughter”. Can’t think of any UK comedy shows of that era that used canned laughter.
@@matthewlee8725 either/or. Track/canned. I think most people would get my point.
So bloody talented. Effortless and majority unscripted. Such a pair or geniuses.
There's something about the specific nature of this that kills me: 'A smile at the funny, pithy one-liners he'd come out with on *radio 4 panel shows* ....'
"I would like to be buried so that I have a headstone ... like Elvis"
Love the "think I better die now!" Great couple of minds.
"Huh, think I better DIE now!" has been stuck in my head for literal months and I knew it was Brydon but couldn't for the life of me find where he said. Only now after hours of scouring through old WILTY episodes, have I found where it comes from. Thank fuck and all cos that would have tortured me for a very long time.
Glad that you found it, but having to watch WILTY is one of the best UA-cam trips (no pun intended) you can go on.
Well now I'm wondering what episode it is.. Since you didn't mention it. Now I'll go through the same agonizing journey you went through over a year ago, unless ofcourse you read this and grace me with the answer!
@@BlueVansCapofAwesome It's in this clip. I had just assumed it was in wilty and wasted a good few days looking for it
@@randyrandelman1878 Oooh, I thought he said the same sentence in a WILTY. Thanks haha
It's from the Tom Jones song isn't it? Huh I think I better dance now!
That Ahaa' cracked me up
the visual of someone heckling him at the funeral is something else
Love the way Steve actually acknowledged the heckler.
I would've loved to have heard Brydon's eulogy for Coogan's funeral.
"Steve was desperate, _desperate,_ mind you, for serious attention. It's what we loved about him, but more often what we hated about him ..."
I've seen this many time and it still makes me laugh out loud, to very funny men....
There are comedians, and then there are comedians who make other comedians laugh. And Rob Brydon is one of those guys. As is Lee Mack. On WILTY they have the others crying with laughter.
It's all based around the assumption that Rob will be the first to go, even though he is only five months older than Steve.
Steves Tom Jones is amazing
Should it go the other way... I love that.
steve's tom jones was power
When Rob is listening to his eulogy I can't help thinking of Prince John getting his fortune told. Just saying "Clever, yes, handsome, yes"
Small man in the box would be perfect, because you'd be in a coffin haha
If steve goes first, i expect an hour of alan partridge impressions from rob... At the ceremony.
Rob, as Alan: Hey Rob! Steve is coming. Would you like to talk to him?
Rob: Only through a medium.
These are great. I never knew about them before until I came across I, Partridge.
Rip. Thanks for the laughs.
There's a lot of comedy about, but this is better. The trip is the best comedy on at the moment. The BBC have plucked these guys from celebrity to obscurity.
are you implying that coogan and brydon were unknown before the trip?
chris thomas no, they’re implying the opposite
Irony, Chris, Irony, My Friend :)
@@christhomas9221 Kindly keep up with the programme chris...
@@Isleofskye _Irony, Chris_ with Robson Greene ...
Behind every pithy, vaguely amusing joke is a cry for help. Ouch!
"You're not gonna finish there are you? Jesus Christ!"
"...to talk about his friend, Rob. Ladies and gentlemen - ssshh! ...Steve Coogan."
Fucking brilliant. This is comedy at its best. You'll not get better.
ROB BRYDON 🌹RIP
Genius
England has produced some great Double Acts: Morecambe and Wise, The Two Ronnies (TV only ) Derek and Clive, Hope and Keen, obviously Mike and Bernie, who both humbly hid their talent well , Hale and Pace, Bradbury and Davis, Vic and Bob,French and Saunders,Ball and Cannon etc....
HARRY AND PAUL!!
No words can adequately express my remorse regarding my inexcusable faux pas. I am mortified that I got to make such a Schoolboy error and I only try to crave your forgiveness for my brief moment of total complete and utter insanity in making this mistake. I have no excuses and I can only apologise ,profusely, for my stupidity, once again. You are a good man for pointing this out to me. I'm inconsolable at the moment.....:(
@@Isleofskye Rik and Ade
Myra Hindley and Ian Brady, Fred and Rose West, The Kemp brothers..
I once saw Rob curate his own eulogy, while wearing a jacket with his name stitched onto it. I'm not sure what to do with that, it just happened.
A bit of wee has just appeared in my pants :-D
ROB BRYDON IS NOT DEAD!
this is what conversations i have with freinds
Pithy one-liners on Radio 4 panel shows!!
I guess once Brydon is placed in his coffin, he'll be the man in the box...
That's a great line. I'm surprised they never thought of that themselves...
I wonder if Americans get it?
We do, at least those with a sense of humor
We understand the man with nine baftas ( actually seven ). That’s called sarcasm. We get irony too. It just depends on the American. I’ve seen the stones four times in my life.
After watching the trip series and seeing Greed during the pandemic , I’m convinced that Steve would be a wonderful long weekend with brunch shag. Not sure how important the whole Alan partridge thing is.
We did have Benny Hill and Monty python growing up here.
Sunny T not sure if he is the best but older Americans had real Saturday night live in the seventies and early eighties. We even have improv from second city in Chicago. Watch Steve in happy ish. From 2015 two seasons. Hello to down under.
American and a huge fan of Coogan and these movies! Brydon is great also! Love it and get it!!
@@carolinekaplan542 don’t forget David Allen. Brilliant!