i know Im asking randomly but does any of you know a tool to log back into an instagram account?? I was dumb forgot the password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me
@@jeova0sanctus0unus There aren't any. The quiz format is just a platform for a comedy satire show. You notice no one actually wins anything, and point assignment is totally arbitrary; Paul's team wins one week, Ian's the next. Kind of like Eurovision.
I think it's fascinating that part of this show's format is to have a guest presenter every week; whereas, most shows have a static presenter and rotating guests
The original presenter, Angus Deighton, was disgraced in a scandal. It was wondered whether the show would survive without him. The guest presenter format came from desperation and worked
Compared to the rich, gorgeous bombast that is Brian Blessed, Richard Ayoade's dry, subtle style is a nice change of pace. And they're both delightfully funny in their own right.
Ayoade is an educator, I can’t think about Jefferson the same again after that entitled, destructive act. Ayoade’s humour is so nuanced, he’s consistently high value, my favorite comedian.
It was part of the artwork. Perhaps after one of their works was washed off a wall in a tube station, Banksy is now obsessed with the idea of their works being destroyed. It also may have increased in value after it was shredded. Depends on the buyer.
@@weneedaladder8384 he doesn't like that the public murals are being sold privately. Graffiti is for everyone to view and not for profit, and it being destroyed/ painted r by other artists is part of its life cycle. It made it much more valuable but its value is rooted in the meaning of destroying it so I don't think it obscured the idea.
@serendipidus1 I wish an executive from the CBC (Canadian Broadcast Company) was as hooked on these types of shows as bad as I am. We have the comedians to pull it off Jerry Dee, Russell Peters and Brett Butt to name a few, and just enough political strife to make light of with politicians that don't take themselves to seriously and would appear on the show!
are tip-shops not a thing there? in australia when you take a load of stuff to the tip you separate it into: usable and unwanted, and actual trash. The tip workers run massive second-hand shops
We have an ecoshop which sells stuff that people have thrown out. I bought my kids scooters there. They'd hardly been used. The amount of stuff people throw away is staggering. Shopping is a hobby now, people buy stuff and throw it away for fun.
me - in New York. i loved this one. i actually understood a lot of it :) the Daniel Day Lewis one was the best, but i had to think for half a second who that was, cause i didn’t expect an amurican actor. there were a few names i didn’t know, but sort of got contextually. and i learned more about Brexit than i ever knew before!!! 🙃🌷 (staring at #45, however was really nerve wracking.) :P 😵💫😾
Wow, comments from people who have never really met a horse. I knew that Richard didn't bond with the horse that he rode on Travel Man, but that's just Richard. Also, that horse probably would remember him, but wouldn't mention it out of politeness.
Liam Neeson is Jedi master Qui Gonn Jinn… he spoke with the horse using the force! Not to mention that, being such a big man, the pool of horses that he must draw from must be limited, and therefore the chances of him getting to ride the same one again must be greater.
aahhhh, Im NOT a grandmother and I also immediately just saw the "@" and was super stumped as to what the problem was. I even paused it and stared at it trying to wrap my brain around it. I'm 37. LOL
(at 25:24 ) - In "Good Luck @UNI", The bottom serif on the I was quite a bit shorter than the top one, making it look like a T, and the @ sign at first glance looked a lot like a C, turning it into "Good Luck CUN... I'll leave the rest to your imagination :)
No, when married and last lived in England, our tip had enterprising guy mending dumped electrical appliances,etc. Brill . SE Eng. Now in SA where locals recycles all!!!
@@franceslock1662 Nigel Farage lied to the British people, and he admitted it, along with other Conservatives. If it was such a good idea, why are so many saying now it was a mistake.
What kind of idiot owns highly collectable and expensive art but doesn't realise that it was the publicity generated by the destruction of the Banksy rather than the act of destruction itself that made the price rise?
Ian Fleming created James Bond. who will create the female version? Agatha Christie? or someone new, reading this comment. a young woman with a piercing imagination. ....
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment?"
the subtext with the bond issue seems to be everyone should be proud of their sexuality except for men, equality happens when its no longer important if bond is male or female. only when its truly irrelevant what sex or race somebody is will we see equality what we have now is. half time swap sides its my turn to be the intolerant bully ,the human race is still an infant in its comprehension of equality we are years away from getting that right in this society, our children deserved more from us, at least educate them well enough to understand the word equality, so they wont be doomed to fail the way we have.
Poor, poor men. We have been the butt of everyone's humor, society's scorn. And if we hadn't had the power all along, our pity party might actually be real and meaningful. Bond is Bond, a man, for continuity if for nothing else. Do you want to take a decision that has gone the way you like and play the snowflake?
Richard Ayoade sets the bar so high! He's the best guest presenter in a very long time.
Indeed
So agree, interacts brilliantly .
No, he's rubbish and the show has become utter cringe.
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I was dumb forgot the password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me
@Conor Leroy instablaster :)
Really love the "bullshitx" and the "who cares ?" part by Richard Ayoade. Thank you very very very much.... 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Richard is so unique. Love his subtle humor!
First time watching this series and loving it! Richard Ayoade is amazing.
Lower your expectations, this is unusually good
20m15s "Strictly come tasering" - good one Ian.
Best, so far, this season! I'm still catching up. Thank you for allowing me to watch. ;)
I watched 20 minutes of this before i realized that there was some sort of point based game going on..
Yea but after watching almost 100 episodes i still dont get the rules.
@@jeova0sanctus0unus There aren't any. The quiz format is just a platform for a comedy satire show. You notice no one actually wins anything, and point assignment is totally arbitrary; Paul's team wins one week, Ian's the next. Kind of like Eurovision.
28 when I read this
@@jeova0sanctus0unus Rules are simple: Ian loses at least 6 episodes per series.
Richard and Jon in the same vid. Im so happy. xD
Thanks for posting.
That taser bit was ridiculously awesome! 😂🤣😂🤣
Thanks very much. From Maryland.
Thanks sooooooo much - from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
I think it's fascinating that part of this show's format is to have a guest presenter every week; whereas, most shows have a static presenter and rotating guests
This show used to be like that before 2003.
The original presenter, Angus Deighton, was disgraced in a scandal. It was wondered whether the show would survive without him. The guest presenter format came from desperation and worked
@@jancarr1 His name, and it is, admittedly, unusual, is Angus DEAYTON.
@@ripdbtpoo1441 Ooh whip me with a spelling stick! I stand corrected ripped poo 💩
So glad for the new episodes! I love this show. Thankyou for the upload! ; )
"Strictly Come Tasering" 🤣🤣🤣 I'm done
Jon Richardson mentioned cardigans and nobody got the joke.
I laughed Jon.
It's ok.
:-)
I laughed too, so now it's an even number. Phew!
bit late, but I laughed as well, it's even again.
As did I. Even again
@@fddiaz8819 I smirked. does that count?
apart from all the audience laughing??
I can watch anything with Jon
Compared to the rich, gorgeous bombast that is Brian Blessed, Richard Ayoade's dry, subtle style is a nice change of pace. And they're both delightfully funny in their own right.
correct punctuation: "The Daily Mail (not a newspaper), which would try to frighten its readers".
Ayoade is an educator, I can’t think about Jefferson the same again after that entitled, destructive act. Ayoade’s humour is so nuanced, he’s consistently high value, my favorite comedian.
What I want to know it's who's brilliant idea was it to place such a valuable painting in a frame that also had a shredder in the bottom of it?!?!?!?!
The artist's
It was part of the artwork. Perhaps after one of their works was washed off a wall in a tube station, Banksy is now obsessed with the idea of their works being destroyed.
It also may have increased in value after it was shredded. Depends on the buyer.
@@weneedaladder8384 he doesn't like that the public murals are being sold privately. Graffiti is for everyone to view and not for profit, and it being destroyed/ painted r by other artists is part of its life cycle.
It made it much more valuable but its value is rooted in the meaning of destroying it so I don't think it obscured the idea.
Richard and Paul on a roll!!!!!😂
watching from america. wow. the brits really like their celebrity quiz shows. theres about a dozen of them!
@serendipidus1 I wish an executive from the CBC (Canadian Broadcast Company) was as hooked on these types of shows as bad as I am. We have the comedians to pull it off Jerry Dee, Russell Peters and Brett Butt to name a few, and just enough political strife to make light of with politicians that don't take themselves to seriously and would appear on the show!
There are closer to 3 dozen. Most of them are pretty good
Thanks from Oz
Bring back Handbag!
Handbag vs tub of lard. We need this
i remember that episode where paul was accompanied by a handbag. good times lol
are tip-shops not a thing there? in australia when you take a load of stuff to the tip you separate it into: usable and unwanted, and actual trash. The tip workers run massive second-hand shops
No. If it’s no good to us it’s no good to anyone.
Probably down to Health & Safety regulations.
Jon with no cardigan? I guess a change is as good as a holiday lol
28:00 The real question is will there still be a Doctor Who after Brexit ? (questions the Daily Mail)
Cheers mate.
Hold on, Richard and Jon are Dire Straits fans? And here I was thinking I couldn't like them any more than I did.
Stractch it. It will pass.
We have an ecoshop which sells stuff that people have thrown out. I bought my kids scooters there. They'd hardly been used.
The amount of stuff people throw away is staggering. Shopping is a hobby now, people buy stuff and throw it away for fun.
me - in New York. i loved this one. i actually understood a lot of it :) the Daniel Day Lewis one was the best, but i had to think for half a second who that was, cause i didn’t expect an amurican actor. there were a few names i didn’t know, but sort of got
contextually. and i learned more about Brexit than i ever knew before!!! 🙃🌷
(staring at #45, however was really nerve wracking.) :P 😵💫😾
He isn't American though? Lol
Merci beaucoup.
Wow, comments from people who have never really met a horse. I knew that Richard didn't bond with the horse that he rode on Travel Man, but that's just Richard. Also, that horse probably would remember him, but wouldn't mention it out of politeness.
Nicky did a better job than her purse did.
Liam Neeson is Jedi master Qui Gonn Jinn… he spoke with the horse using the force! Not to mention that, being such a big man, the pool of horses that he must draw from must be limited, and therefore the chances of him getting to ride the same one again must be greater.
This is the single best comment i have ever seen in any youtube comment section ever.. congrats you win youtube lol
Strange watching this if 2021 - it's from a lifetime ago
Now try watching it from 2024...
Yep. Super weird
@@beth12svist
Question: What was the problem with the good luck cake? I’m a grandmother and I don’t want to make the same mistake.
aahhhh, Im NOT a grandmother and I also immediately just saw the "@" and was super stumped as to what the problem was. I even paused it and stared at it trying to wrap my brain around it. I'm 37. LOL
Thanks. I thought it was a british meme.
(at 25:24 ) - In "Good Luck @UNI", The bottom serif on the I was quite a bit shorter than the top one, making it look like a T, and the @ sign at first glance looked a lot like a C, turning it into "Good Luck CUN... I'll leave the rest to your imagination :)
@@danielscott4514 thanks. My eyes aren’t that good anymore.
10:16 Why would you want someone else’s garbage? £200 for a sofa that’s probably contaminated with bedbugs.
Or worse!
No, when married and last lived in England, our tip had enterprising guy mending dumped electrical appliances,etc. Brill . SE Eng. Now in SA where locals recycles all!!!
_Frissons_ of recent UK history. . . . brrrrr.
Again, why does Ian never applaud wen Paul does??????
10 - 2, wow, what a smack down! :-)
Drunk man on a donky... that could have been easaly me back in the 90....
Look at the foreshadowing
today on ReWatch : OMG THEY FOUND NiMo!!!
Brexit was the biggest mistake Britain has ever made.
Briton was treated like crap by Europe, it was unfortunate. It could have been win win but European egos got in the way. A lost opportunity.
@@franceslock1662 Nigel Farage lied to the British people, and he admitted it, along with other Conservatives. If it was such a good idea, why are so many saying now it was a mistake.
My favorite; HIGNFY with a BM.... :)
Merton talking about how someone else dresses...is that irony?
GET YOUR CLARET FROM NZ, SHES RIGHT MATEY
What was wrong with the Uni cake?
It looks like a c at the start and a t at the end
@@1linkinparkisawesome I see it now, thank you
I flippin' love Ayoade.
No fuel, no medicine, no power, no satnav, no email, no internet. My God! We'll be forced to talk, work together and help each other.
It's hard to believe any Brit would buy this tosh. They're not as gullible as Americans for feck sakes... Are they?! Has this changed?
@@amandabeaty1492 Oops - Brits are so gullible, so used to being subservient to a ruling class they are completely unaware of their servile status.
Google Account It’s said in jest, Brits aren’t that gullible. Gullible is electing Trump.
@@ExternalInputs it's a toss up for which was more braindead tbf. Keep calm and carry on x
“a children’s program.” - ??????!!!!!!
It started out as such.
What is it you can't face?
What kind of idiot owns highly collectable and expensive art but doesn't realise that it was the publicity generated by the destruction of the Banksy rather than the act of destruction itself that made the price rise?
Any British cyber attacks yet?
No, but the US haven't darkened the lights in Moscow either. 😉
Love Paul 'Dignitas'😂
Wish Ian would stop being sexist, esp with Victoria 😮
Ian Fleming created James Bond. who will create the female version? Agatha Christie? or someone new, reading this comment. a young woman with a piercing imagination. ....
Barbara Cartland - being dead is no inhibiter of her form of "literature"
done
Funny about Bond, how they've announced the new 007 is in fact a woman.
brexit
God, Nicky Morgan is unbearable.
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !"
Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam."
Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!"
Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..."
Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!"
Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky."
Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction."
Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment?"
the subtext with the bond issue seems to be everyone should be proud of their sexuality except for men, equality happens when its no longer important if bond is male or female. only when its truly irrelevant what sex or race somebody is will we see equality what we have now is. half time swap sides its my turn to be the intolerant bully ,the human race is still an infant in its comprehension of equality we are years away from getting that right in this society, our children deserved more from us, at least educate them well enough to understand the word equality, so they wont be doomed to fail the way we have.
Poor, poor men. We have been the butt of everyone's humor, society's scorn. And if we hadn't had the power all along, our pity party might actually be real and meaningful. Bond is Bond, a man, for continuity if for nothing else. Do you want to take a decision that has gone the way you like and play the snowflake?
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