Giant Dog Sketch | Big Train | BBC Studios
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- A guest is shocked at the size of the house dog in this funny sketch from BBC comedy show 'Big Train'. Contains strong language.
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Mark's characters ambivalent attitude to his mates clear fear of his 'dog' is so much like actual dog owners that can't understand how someone can be afraid of the animals.
You got that right.
Yeah thats the most annoying thing about dog owners, because the dog wont hurt them they automatically presume it wont hurt anyone else
this is so true. my sister has a violent dog. I'm scared of all dogs to begin with, and she can't comprehend that I don't want to spend any time around that animal
" I thought you said your dog doesn't bite",....That is not my dog,,.. @@johnb1150
How is it ambivalent?
I love how you never get a good look at it.
Like Jaws!
The camera work and editing contribute to this sketch being so funny as much as the performances. Total classic. Rudy!!!
I love the slobber or scratch marks on the window of the car
Kevin Eldon captures the character of panic perfectly aha
A comedy sketch in the 90s is now an accurate reaction to a guy realising his friend in a Furry.
This is brilliantly done, how you never see the dog’s face in focus. Gives it a nightmarish quality!
Big train is becoming a classic.
I can't say this enough. Kevin Eldon - Genius!
Daniel Gray he made this sketch 100%
I've only seen sketches here and there from this shoe but after this one I have to watch the whole thing. Kevin Eldons reactions here were perfect.
Can’t help but wonder who was in the dog costume. I like to think it was Simon Pegg
I feel Kevin Eldon is mahusively underrated. Mark heap has Green Wing and Stressed Eric, Simon Pegg has about a thousand others. Kevin Eldon has ...? He's as talented as the other two in my opinion
I agree, he's extremely talented but seems consigned to supporting roles! Saw him in Game of Thrones which was cool.
His support roles in Black Books and Spaced are the best!
He did have the Kevin Eldon Show, which, unfortunately, was total pants (aside from a sketch here and there).
Also the supporting role in Alan Partridge is one my favourites!
@@moose1689 he used to live in acton
hahahahaha funniest ever ! love it how RUDY chases the car as well baha
if you notice he says, how are things at the post office, and that's the same actor in the postman's revenge skit
TheUncleJ
It is.
That garden is gorgeaus.
I think this is how some small kids see normal-sized dogs
Yeah, but I wonder if dogs look at little kids and think they're dogs wearing strangely compelling human suits.
this is now just a documentary about that Japanese guy.
The fact that this has relevancy especially now, makes this all the more hilarious
I couldn't agree more, that was beyond brilliant.
I should of watched this series when it first came on telly. Some really funny sketches on it
Have. Should have.
Of a nice day.
The mind boggles when considering that people now do this as a real thing
his reaction...EPIC!
My reaction to pretty much any dog being around me, no matter the size.
Why?
@@Jojozilla426 Because I find most of them alarmingly noisy, physical, and attention-seeking. Same as most non-'dog people'. I wish the pups well, but not near me, thanks all the same. (Y)
@@WeaselKing1000 It makes me feel slightly uncomfortable that there are people who dont receive copious amounts of joy from being around dogs, and I think you'd feel different if you had one, but to each there own I suppose.
Ps most of them aren't noisy, you just hear from the noisy ones, although they are attention seeking because we are literally all they have.
@@Jojozilla426 See, this is the problem. An awful lot of dog people seem to be totally oblivious that they're just one particular type of person (a numerous type, sure, but not representative of all humanity), and any suggestion that someone doesn't like dogs is met with genuine wide-eyed surprise followed by pity ('he must be really lonely') and a vague sense of dread that if someone doesn't much care for dogs, they're some kind of sociopath and their next murder must be just around the corner. Whereas in fact, we...um, just don't much care for dogs. Simple as. Dog people need to stop assuming everyone is the same as them, and owning a dog is just something for all normal people. Wrong. This 'oh, he's only playing! He's only being friendly!' waving-away of people's legitimate discomfort around some dogs is *exactly* what this sketch is about.
His face tho 🤣🤣🤣
great the way they have him talking really loudly at the dog the way some annoying dog owners do.
You mean calling their dog?
When you house share with a furry .
oh sorry,
i suppose they should have had the dog slipping on a banana skin at the end, all you yanks find that HILARIOUS!
xD love the ending
I suspect it's not the size of the 'dog' that is at issue...
Elenna Pointer well it is a bit scary
Is that some sort of reference to me not being married?!
@@neilcarrollMeganJamieForever I'm getting married in the morning...
@@adamwright9517 ding dong the bells are going to chime!
I don't think it was so much the size, rather that it was obviously a man in a dog suit.
Laughed my arse off. :D
lol now that is big nose day comadie
As an American, I think we're not even close.
I want that costume :D
all our comedians are in Washington DC.
This is awesome.. lol
That guy was British...
I think the big thing here isn't so much the nation itself but the TV companies. American TV companies produce a lot of shit lol as does UK TV, but it's just that comedy is engrained into our society, so our TV networks make more of an effort to broadcast good comedy.
Where´s your tiny pony?
What would you consider to be funny? Friends? lol
we can only dream...
dis is th most convoluted furry cover up ive ever seen
oh yeah LOL oops
different cultures have different preferences. Americans prefer situational comedy.
or if you just watch it as if he is a normal guy not under the influence of any narcotic, like the way it was written.
@xPandaxBearx Friends was very British humor.
@TheUncleJ good point. lol
sometimes it works but if there's any show which used canned laughter which definitely shouldn't have, it's i'm alan partridge
i hope i hav the sence of the joke!!
its funny
Darn furries! :D
this dog is a little too big
this is a very funny sketch - not seeing "Rooney" is the gag and Eldon's facial expressions fab. How prescient that the dog is called Rooney
George Carlin was one of them. RIP George.
I seem to recall some business with Robert Webb in a chicken suit. S'all I'm saying.
@scottishthunder47 It's VERY British humour.... why do you think that we done a British version of it that was a more adult called "Coupling"? I say adult, it was on later in the evening so was a bit more rude and had more swear words.... Ahh I love how clever Friends is with working around the fact they can't say certain things and still make it work.
And this is what passes for BBC comedy these days. How the mighty have fallen.
"These days" being +20 years ago...? Catch up...
So is the joke that there is literally a man in a dog suit?
I'm not british and I don't live in britain. I do not know anyone who is british and I do not plan to go to britain. But, British comedy rules all!!
The UK and US both have their share of shit comedies (which this is most certainly NOT), it's just that the US ones become successful (The existence of Carlos Mencia, Dane Cook, Seth McFarlane and Will Ferrell is a constant reminder of the general inferiority of American comedy). It's the US' compulsive desire to remake good shows that gets me- their version of The Office is terrible, and they had plans to do The IT crowd and Spaced!
I'll bet the Furrys don't find this a bit funny...but they probably watch it over and over and over..hai, hei, nudge nudge, wink wink...eh? What?
I found this a bit confusing. Obviously, in real life, it's a human in a suit. But in the world of the sketch is it meant to be a human in a suit?
*facepalm*
@@Mr.LaughingDuck You're not smarter than me dude.
James Hutchings nah I’m pretty sure it’s just meant to be a big dog, but your take on it puts an interesting angle on it 😀
@@isodore79 Thanks. Both "ridiculously big dog which frightens everyone, but the owner somehow doesn't notice this" and "man in a suit that the owner treats like a real dog, and might even think is a real dog" work as sketch ideas.
You see, G_Man? No facepalm-worthy 'epic fails' here, just two explanations which fit the facts.
James Hutchings I always assumed the owner thought it was a real dog but whether it was some freaky dog running around on its hind legs or if the other guy was having some sort of hallucination I could never decide. In the end, I don't think it matters - it still makes me laugh, all these years after first seeing it.
@pamew
Friends is funny.
This is just standard "furry" behaviour in 2023 clown world.
@xPandaxBearx
Friends is shite. Just sayin'.
Ummm... did i blink and miss the funny bit?
Eviltrav Apparently
@@stevenhulbert6973 Give him time. It's only been seven years.
come on man..im not english or american but that shit will never b funny
This is all wrong. American influences have been creeping into British comedy since Phil Silvers. And saying that American Comedy is stand up based and British is skit based is mentally ill. Remember, the shows you watch are not all the shows that exist. There are many great American comedies, maybe more than our British shows. The biggest difference is probably our (British) lenience toward alternative comedy but it can only ever be a matter of opinion, never fact.
@vanutra No, it really wasn't. It was a good show but it wasn't at all British humor.
Mildly amusing for about 15 seconds. They'd have done much better to stop just after the "dog" passed the frosted window and done even better to leave the whole lot on the cutting room floor. Not worthy of the BBC but then so little is these days.
dont find it funny at all...
this was actually aired? and aimed to be funny? at the same time? come on england..lame