Not his real laugh. You can tell sometimes on 8 out of 10 cats because he'll laugh silently. My mate was in the audience and said he laughed normally off camera. Suppose it's a marketing technique
@@tmb5554 Not accurate. I’m not saying you or your friend was lying, just neglecting a certain fact. People have different levels and types of laughs. My own can be all over the map from boisterous to completely silent wheezing, or something in between. Regarding Jimmy, I’ve been in long line at a Dairy Queen during a comedy festival (JFL in Canada) and realized he was also in it because I heard him laugh. I looked further up ahead and saw him. There was an American comedian (Hannibal Buress) behind me in line that he ended up hanging around to meeting up and chatting with, so I got to hear him chuckle and laugh for awhile.
@@checksanity I suppose so. I just don't buy it regardless of the anecdote. Maybe it's just a polite way of moving on the conversation but i don't really care lol
Jimmy Carr: What could you only do in bus shelters, prison cells, and designated rooms on oil rigs from July, 2007 onwards? Richard and Noel: Your Mum.
Big Fat Quiz is so much fun! They do a new one each year and then also do a quiz for each decade. It’s always a blast. Lots of recurring segments and guests. You should also check out “8 out of 10 cats does countdown”, “Taskmaster”, and “QI’ if you enjoyed this kind of shenanigans.
Big Fat Quiz and other British panel shows have legitimately helped me weather the harder bouts of my depression. Sometimes I see a new episode of something and put it into Watch Later for when I get a depression dip. 8 Out of 10 Cats does Countdown (and the original), QI (all series), Mock the Week, Would I Lie to You, Have I Got News for You. If you haven't dived in yet, just pick anything and enjoy. I started watching QI during my post partum depression and I'm serious, it may well be the reason I didn't kill myself or run away. It lifted me up every evening while I washed bottles and cried in my kitchen sink. That's some fucking good comedy there.
@@MzKitka I’m glad you found a way to cope with some of your sadness and depression. I wonder if it’s because these shows remind you that the world (and this life) is weird, and wonderful, and absurd. I know at least that is what I love about them. I hope you find all the healing you need my friend.
The way they talk about the whole freedom fries thing is misleading. The house didn't pass some sort of law that renamed them for the whole country. They just changed what they were calling French fries and French toast in their cafeterias. It was literally the least they could do, and it was the pettiest bullshit in the world.
Exactly. The whole Freedom Fried thing started with a single restaurant and went viral. Resulting in a petition with enough votes that Congress was forced to respond to it. Smartly (very rare for Congress), they voted no on changing it for the country and temporarily changed it for their cafeteria as a sign of respect.
Absolutely. And, considering the other things that they passed at about the same time (e.g. Patriot Act), this really was a much better use of their time than the other things that they did.
For real. I think it was just one of those things that start in a work place that has about as much chuckle factor as googley eyes on a roomba, but if the news hears about it, you're suddenly "making laws to give AI humanity" lol. Like, it was ONE MENU SIGN jeezypetes
Fun fact! 9/11 caused 50 Shades of Grey ti be written. The towers falling inspire Gerard Way to start My Chemical Romance, whixh inspired Stephanie Meyer to write Twight, which then inspired X rated fanfiction that was then changed to be original and published as 50 shades of grey
they didn't - it was one or two guys in charge of the department that administrated the cafeterias in Congress lol. Not the actual legislators. It _was_ little more than an Internet joke
Congress didn't come up with the Freedom Fries thing. They simply mentioned it a few times in passing. It was a restaurant owner that started using the name. And then it basically went viral and led to a petition. The petition had enough votes that it required Congress to vote on it. I'm no fan of Bush but he kept reading because a single plane crashing into a single building does not warrant a immediate response. It could very well be nothing more than an tragic accident. When it happened again, it was clearly no accident. Bush then ended his visit with the kids and addressed the nation.
Bush *famously* sat and made worried faces for more than 6 minutes after being informed of the 2nd plane. Clearly not giving the impression of a Commander-In-Chief ready to take charge of a difficult situation. More like a dolt waiting to be told what to do next.
Yeah, I wondered about Bush that day. It's hard work to not shake your head at everything G. Dubya, but we all pile on at every little thing. I recall he asked a journo to take off his dark glasses in the rose garden. Turned out the journo was sight impaired. People howled for 2 or 3 news days about how insensitive George was. Okay, unfortunate circumstance. But I always remove my shades just to greet people in the street. For the unimpaired, it's good manners. Mind you, if there was a mile long queue to slap his stupid face, I'd cancel all my appointments & line up.
I do believe that Bush didn't end the reading upon learning about the second hit, and thus the start of the war. That's what the outrage was about. Whether one should deem those seven minutes "lost time" is another question.
Yeah these are getting egregious. There was a time when folks put work into an edit, now they just slap down any 10+ minute chunk and referenc ethe last throwaway joke that happened.
That was a photo manipulation, as can be readily verified with a search. Possibly created as just a joke at first, but spread widely as real by the media. If you believed it, you probably believe many similarly false political propaganda.
@@connorlloyd9158 She was over his left shoulder, at least at the time I was noticing the other woman. I should have given a time stamp. Apparently it's Cheryl Cole.
For anyone else wondering, the heckling about Jimmys laugh starts at 9:28
Thanks. I was beginning to think I was lied to.
Thanks!
A true, real life hero. Thankyou for your service.
@@stellaluceat7335 it's an act innit
Thanks. Wasn’t expecting it to take that much to “get to the point” 😂
ah. the "Your Mum" episode. 😂
Was it your mum though sir
No seriously. Was it your mum?
Is it? Is it your mom?
Best episode
@@Owent66 was it your mom? No seriously, was it?
The problem children is the perfect way to describe the Noel and Richard duo
C'mon, don't be hostile.
"But was it your mum sir?"
Richard: I was at home
Jimmy: For the whole year
Richard: Yeah
2020-2022: Yeah
Two of the people that show why British humour is not to be compared. It is in a league all of it's own.
And I'm not a Brit.
Lol. I really felt that one.
I like how it's just a really long clip starting from the beginning, I feel like I should have just re-watched the whole quiz now.
Noel: What should I wear?
Richard: Wear the fox hat.
That’s the hat from the captain kangaroo children show.
Richard is a comedy genious, and Noel is always a great laugh no matter who he’s partnered with!
Jimmy's laugh sounds like a asthmatic gooses' final death wheeze.
Not his real laugh. You can tell sometimes on 8 out of 10 cats because he'll laugh silently. My mate was in the audience and said he laughed normally off camera. Suppose it's a marketing technique
@@tmb5554 Not accurate. I’m not saying you or your friend was lying, just neglecting a certain fact. People have different levels and types of laughs. My own can be all over the map from boisterous to completely silent wheezing, or something in between.
Regarding Jimmy, I’ve been in long line at a Dairy Queen during a comedy festival (JFL in Canada) and realized he was also in it because I heard him laugh. I looked further up ahead and saw him. There was an American comedian (Hannibal Buress) behind me in line that he ended up hanging around to meeting up and chatting with, so I got to hear him chuckle and laugh for awhile.
@@checksanity I suppose so. I just don't buy it regardless of the anecdote. Maybe it's just a polite way of moving on the conversation but i don't really care lol
Jimmy Carr: What could you only do in bus shelters, prison cells, and designated rooms on oil rigs from July, 2007 onwards?
Richard and Noel: Your Mum.
These children’s plays are amazing!
"I dunno, I thought they where shit." ~ Sean Lock, 2008
Oh Jimmy, your laugh doesn't sound like a goose, it sounds like a Tuscan Raider having a seizure.
That attempted diamond heist won headline of the year: "We're only here for De Beers"
Those Mitchellbrook kids are taking an awfully long time to graduate. Still, I guess it's a steady gig every year.
Let me spoil the gag by pointing out this was shot in 2012 so it would be normal for these kids to not have graduated yet.
I have no idea what kind of weird british thing I just watched but I surprisingly enough enjoyed it and I think I want to see more
Loving your work, LZ.
Big Fat Quiz is so much fun! They do a new one each year and then also do a quiz for each decade. It’s always a blast. Lots of recurring segments and guests. You should also check out “8 out of 10 cats does countdown”, “Taskmaster”, and “QI’ if you enjoyed this kind of shenanigans.
Big Fat Quiz and other British panel shows have legitimately helped me weather the harder bouts of my depression. Sometimes I see a new episode of something and put it into Watch Later for when I get a depression dip.
8 Out of 10 Cats does Countdown (and the original), QI (all series), Mock the Week, Would I Lie to You, Have I Got News for You. If you haven't dived in yet, just pick anything and enjoy. I started watching QI during my post partum depression and I'm serious, it may well be the reason I didn't kill myself or run away. It lifted me up every evening while I washed bottles and cried in my kitchen sink. That's some fucking good comedy there.
@@MzKitka I’m glad you found a way to cope with some of your sadness and depression. I wonder if it’s because these shows remind you that the world (and this life) is weird, and wonderful, and absurd. I know at least that is what I love about them. I hope you find all the healing you need my friend.
That is how I ended up watching every British show on TH-cam fot the past year, worth it
I get the feeling the toffee apple was just the result of some sort of kitchen accident, and someone took advantage.
This video should be called "A random clip from the Big Fat Quiz"
Sarah isn’t wrong, even if you like apples, the extreme sweetness from caramel makes the apple taste meh.
Jimmy carr laughs like a motor starting
Probably the best episode ever
4:29 GRADULATIONCHH HERE'CHHH YOUR MONEY ❤
At 0:50, Noel has a striking resemblance to John Lennon 😮
The way they talk about the whole freedom fries thing is misleading. The house didn't pass some sort of law that renamed them for the whole country. They just changed what they were calling French fries and French toast in their cafeterias. It was literally the least they could do, and it was the pettiest bullshit in the world.
Exactly.
The whole Freedom Fried thing started with a single restaurant and went viral. Resulting in a petition with enough votes that Congress was forced to respond to it. Smartly (very rare for Congress), they voted no on changing it for the country and temporarily changed it for their cafeteria as a sign of respect.
Absolutely. And, considering the other things that they passed at about the same time (e.g. Patriot Act), this really was a much better use of their time than the other things that they did.
For real. I think it was just one of those things that start in a work place that has about as much chuckle factor as googley eyes on a roomba, but if the news hears about it, you're suddenly "making laws to give AI humanity" lol. Like, it was ONE MENU SIGN jeezypetes
@@gordonlove5121 haha my roomba has googly eyes, and also names Obi-Wan Cleanobi
It was also less that France protested the war, and more that they weren't acting like allies
Fun fact! 9/11 caused 50 Shades of Grey ti be written. The towers falling inspire Gerard Way to start My Chemical Romance, whixh inspired Stephanie Meyer to write Twight, which then inspired X rated fanfiction that was then changed to be original and published as 50 shades of grey
Wow I thought Freedom Fries was some internet joke, I never realised US politicians took time out of their day to make it real.
they didn't - it was one or two guys in charge of the department that administrated the cafeterias in Congress lol. Not the actual legislators.
It _was_ little more than an Internet joke
@@nthgth No, Congress did pass an actual law, but it only applied to their cafeteria
Rightwingers do a lot of stupid crap like this while getting paid a nice salary. Then they vote against anything that helps average Americans.
Congress didn't come up with the Freedom Fries thing. They simply mentioned it a few times in passing. It was a restaurant owner that started using the name. And then it basically went viral and led to a petition. The petition had enough votes that it required Congress to vote on it.
I'm no fan of Bush but he kept reading because a single plane crashing into a single building does not warrant a immediate response. It could very well be nothing more than an tragic accident. When it happened again, it was clearly no accident. Bush then ended his visit with the kids and addressed the nation.
It's just Brits poking fun at a Republican, like they love to do.
I see someone has responded. But they must have blocked me because I can't see the reply.
Bush *famously* sat and made worried faces for more than 6 minutes after being informed of the 2nd plane. Clearly not giving the impression of a Commander-In-Chief ready to take charge of a difficult situation. More like a dolt waiting to be told what to do next.
Yeah, I wondered about Bush that day. It's hard work to not shake your head at everything G. Dubya, but we all pile on at every little thing.
I recall he asked a journo to take off his dark glasses in the rose garden. Turned out the journo was sight impaired. People howled for 2 or 3 news days about how insensitive George was. Okay, unfortunate circumstance. But I always remove my shades just to greet people in the street. For the unimpaired, it's good manners.
Mind you, if there was a mile long queue to slap his stupid face, I'd cancel all my appointments & line up.
I do believe that Bush didn't end the reading upon learning about the second hit, and thus the start of the war. That's what the outrage was about.
Whether one should deem those seven minutes "lost time" is another question.
Which BFQ is this, is the full episode up anywhere?
"Big Fat Quiz of the Noughties (00's)", that's the title of the full ep here on youtube
I believe that Jimmy's laugh works as an applause.. loud as fuck and on a tempo. It makes sense since he has both hands busy with the cards.
9:28
Was that Boris Johnson when he was a kid in school?
No, it was Boris Johnson last year.
Damn.
Sarah got it too.
I did the last post before the end 🤣
Title to this video needs a bit of work.
Yeah these are getting egregious.
There was a time when folks put work into an edit, now they just slap down any 10+ minute chunk and referenc ethe last throwaway joke that happened.
I thought that Pres.Bush was reading the hungry caterpillar!!🤣
Jimmy’s laugh is obviously the voice over work of two sea lions either making love or arguing, I’m not sure.
4:50 I had no idea Mini Idi Amin was involved in the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire coughing cheat scandal.
What schools are they using?
Mitchell Brook Primary School.
@@peterfireflylund in Neasden... 😁
relevant bit 9:21
Do you kinda get the feeling the Richard doesn't like Jimmy? He kinda picks on Jimmy with such a straight face throughout the whole episode.
Nah, he's like that with most people to be honest, Richard's whole thing is being the weird straight-faced man to most comedy acts.
This whole clip could have been 30 seconds.
An 11 min clip for 2 minutes of the actual content described..
I feel like this video is the exact opposite of what people want.
As an American I don't remember the freedom fries. We Call them French fries. So ? 🤷♀️
As a Brit, a quick Google will show you.
the laughter in the crowd is fake. and annoyingly much louder than the rest of the volume
Let's not forget that the book Bush was "reading" was actually upside down.
Was wondering if anyone remembered that little fact! What a hilarious moment...
That was a photo manipulation, as can be readily verified with a search. Possibly created as just a joke at first, but spread widely as real by the media. If you believed it, you probably believe many similarly false political propaganda.
@@danielguy3581. Says the guy with a tin foil hat on. Hahaha
Maaan, that's an _old_ photoshopped image. Been debunked for ages.
Who's the woman in the background directly over Richard's right shoulder?
susan boyle?
In a row it's Britney Spears, Cheryl Cole, Eminem and Susan boyle
@@connorlloyd9158 She was over his left shoulder, at least at the time I was noticing the other woman. I should have given a time stamp. Apparently it's Cheryl Cole.
@@TheFrigidsnow Thanks, Cheryl Cole was the one I was referring to.
I thought it was the one out of twilight’s
Do Jimmy and Ricky Gervais not get along? Ricky kind of implies it in his old podcast.
Why you asking me
That'd raise my opinion of Jimmy Carr
Could you blame Jimmy?
Wow, blonde Sarah Millican!
he could have got his jokes from face book waited until there to old to remember like jimmy car does.
I guess dry comedy is British going by the comments.
Jimmy didn't laugh like that originally
I will never believe that’s his real laugh.
Stephanie from BGC16 laughs like a dolphin and either her and Jimmy are really fooling us or they just got real unlucky
I think it was Desi Arnaz who laughed like that originally, in his role as Ricky Ricardo
Have you ever heard Thom Yorke laugh?
Nothing worse than kids trying to act!
Bridges is not funny
Nobody genuinely laughs like that. So fake.
They do
Unfortunately, they do . . .