The body parts song has made it into my top 3 NJM musical moments, along with “sometimes he’s in silhouettes and some times we see colours” and “does a spider have a heart”
Horne, normally a rather conservative figure, attacks the beloved Beatrix Potter in so shocking a manner I looked at my bookshelf and held my mouth and my nose.
Such a shame to see Key back down over John the Baptist being depicted tongue out. I'm sure we've all seen 'Herodias with the Head of Saint John the Baptist' by your friend and mine Francesco del Cairo. Every time I walk passed it at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston I think "look at that berk with his tongue out".
Mary, the mother of Jesus, and Elizabeth, the mother of John, are first cousins. Their offspring are therefore second cousins. Mark did say "family" and not "immediate family" so I think it should have counted.
Whilst I'm pleased Watson held on for the win there, the guy really needs to have a word with himself when it comes to 'Big or Small, Thick or Dainty?' - he's just amateurish.
To be fair to the lad, it's not his specialty. I agree that his performance there wasn't great, but it's best for him to focus on fundamentals and leave the fancy stuff to the Brazilians.
Can I humbly suggest you listen to Cabin Pressure? They spend an entire episode thinking about how many otters they could fit on their plane. If you're going to think about otters, it's a great context to do it in. (In the episode where they travel to Ottery St Mary)
Harry Potter was married to Ron's sister Ginny, making Harry the brother-in-law of Ron Weasley. Also, Ron married Hermione Granger. Surely Harry, his wife Ginny or Hermione is more famous than Ron himself.
There's an important distinction in second cousins. Sure they're distantly related but most people aren't going to see their second cousins on christmas. I don't even know my second cousins.
@@Tomotix : My grandfather is one of three brothers (they fought in the war together / all made it back together / all 3 grew up and live in the same city / very tight family with my grandfather and his 2 brothers). (The three brothers and their wives meet about once a week to have an early dinner with each other.) All of their children (4 sons including my father, are cousins). That would make my father's cousins my "first cousins once removed", although (because they are the same age as my father, I usually call them Uncle)(but we know we are cousins / they are within 5 years of each other, grew up like brothers / so I feel more comfortable calling them Uncle). All of these cousins (my "uncles" / first cousins once removed) have children = 7 of us my age). All 7 of us are second cousins (but we just say, "This is my cousin" because all 7 of us are about the same age. We meet as a family on a regular basis (maybe eat for a holiday meal twice a year) + (someone's wedding or funeral). ☆I will DEFINITELY see my "second cousins" for Christmas or a summer BBQ. ☆Honestly, we meet much more than twice a year (5 times a year is not unusual) and we go to the same church (although some are away for university sometimes), but at a minimum, we all meet about twice a year for food, board games, and conversation. They may not be my nuclear family, but they are absolutely my family. We have been to each other's weddings (but some are not married yet). We (nuclear family) go to different schools (live in different areas of the city), but my sister went to Prom with the 2 sister cousins (they played dress-up for a couple hours before)(then a limo of 4 boys from their school showed up)(it was like a group date, and they got in trouble for drinking a little, but not a big deal). My second cousins are absolutely a part of my family. I know them by name and see them a couple times a year. John the Baptiste certainly knew Jesus. Wikipedia says, "John the Baptist and Jesus of Nazareth were relatives.[30][31]" John baptized Jesus. They were related and regularly interacted with each other; they certainly were not strangers... They were relatives on a regular speaking basis... family. (John the Baptist and Jesus were relatives & Watson didn't say 'nuclear family')
@@Tomotix If who do you see at Christmas is the criterium, I think I should ask my parents' neighbours from two houses before the one they're living in now, if I'm mentioned in the will, being a member of their family.
@@VideoNozoki As a blobber, I must say I truly admire the lengths to which an English person(can't say for sure, just assuming) will go to make a point. You don't get that much here in the blobby areas. My point was more just you have to draw the line somewhere. I'm sure there is someone out there who is close to their relative that was split off from their family tree 7 generations back, but that doesn't mean everyone should consider their 500 closest relatives "family"
@@Tomotix : Not "split off a tree 7 generations back." John's mother (Elizabeth) and Jesus' mother (Mary) were cousins. Elizabeth and Mary's mothers were sisters. John and Jesus regularly interacted, John Baptized Jesus, they regularly had conversations together... they were family. If "you have to draw the line somewhere", it might be drawn at people who are unaware that they are related and do not interact with each other. People who know they are related and regularly interact with each other are definitely related & family.
Greatly enjoyed the French interlude. The subtitles spelling challenge "challôngé" made it even better (although if I were to be pedantic, it's not quite phonetic at all.)
It's quite fun spotting retroactive hyppthetical challenges when you think about it. Of course the Womble Stepney shows up in Peter Shilton's wikipedia page. It's one of the greatest categories we never had.
The lads were in brilliantly fine form, the perfect respite from a dumpster-fire week. And so I should know better at this point than to watch the game whilst having dinner, because the risk of a spit-take at the computer and/or a fit of choking has become increasingly, perilously close.
Two clearly French sentences then Horny just mushes a bunch of syllables together with French-like sounds. I'm still laughing from that. "eshhhssmmmushhallnjjemss??"
They clearly wouldn’t, but if they ever did release a t-shirt with a picture of Beatrix Potter on it, and the words “She’s got a fucking otter right up ‘er” underneath, I’D BUY IT.
I loved the French interlude. They should do a foreign languages only NMJ and / or one where they can only sing. Allez Tim Key, we believe in you winning the set!
@@reelkonversationswithryank4945 James Bond! He often travels on trains but...mornings? Surely, it depends which hemisphere you're in when you watch it happening.
@@1969Kismet - I believe that the time remains constant between the northern and southern hemispheres. Did you mean "which time zone" in relation to GMT? I accept that James Bond is frequently seen on trains and therefore some of them must surely be in the morning. However, he is also frequently seen in his gadget filled cars so I doubt that he is a regular rail-based commuter which I believe was the original intent of the "what time my train leaves" and the subsequent play of "no more people who spend their mornings on trains." So fun to try and get into the heads of these 3 comedic greats and how they would argue for or against a challongé.
@@reelkonversationswithryank4945 I would argue time zone or hemisphere. Either would do. I would try to argue that it could depend on what time it is when you're watching James Bond on the train. I know it's a very tenuous line and my case could easily be overthrown but I'd try it anyway. We've seen worst, haven't we? Let's remember the birds vs animals case. After that episode almost anything can be challenged. What do you think?
Are accepting only blood related 'more famous family members' for that category? Ron Weasley's sister married Harry Potter making him his brother-in-law.
FYI Alex has said before that birds are not animals! S04E03 of Taskmaster when they have to change the task he says he "chose the animal equivalent of a chicken" (dog).
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"I'm sorry, you forg-otter?" from Mark was some Horne-level wit that got totally overlooked
Yep. Don't mind that at all.
When you think about it, these three lads need to record 'Does A Spider Have A Heart?' with the Horne section.
I'd buy this as a single tbf.
I'm predicting a Christmas #1.
"She's got a fackin Otter right up her"
Think this should be on the merch. Id wear the hoodie
The body parts song has made it into my top 3 NJM musical moments, along with “sometimes he’s in silhouettes and some times we see colours” and “does a spider have a heart”
Big fan of No Jockeys More it must be said.
Don't look at your bookshelves...
@@MattKennedy42 a copper-bottom classic
10:55 for my own future reference
We're going to, we're going to, we're going to, the place tonight
That moment with Al at 17:11 is possibly the most un-Horne-like we've ever seen him in this game
I'm here for Watson losing his shit after the body parts song
Horne, normally a rather conservative figure, attacks the beloved Beatrix Potter in so shocking a manner I looked at my bookshelf and held my mouth and my nose.
Thanks. I had a crap day and you made me laugh out loud ⭐️❤️
@@laurapolly5419 You’re welcomed, I can only hope we’ve redeemed in some measure poor Beatrix (and otters).
Don't look at your bookshelf
@@emmafrost1210 now you say something
@@emmafrost1210 🎼...don't look at your books.🎵🎶
BOSS "Why do you never start work on time on a Friday?" ME "BOP BOP..UNICORN MUG"
You're a sociopath
Lee why are you always 25 - 38 minutes late on a Friday???
@@franksimon8375 I'd actually say it something more like: he's a solid gold legend. Over.
Wonderful rendition of "Does A Spider (Have a heart?)" There
The bit 20:01-20:12 of Tim sneezing (??) and Horne and Watson's incredibly baffled faces made me laugh out loud
Every time Tim mispronounces Tarzan I fall a little more in love with him
Tarz'n
When I really stop and have a good old think about it- same
I think Watto makes every joke better when he joins in. The way he said "bins are animals" had my face in genuine pain from laughing.
20:00 is that really how Key sneezes? lol He's so cute, I love him ❤
Such a shame to see Key back down over John the Baptist being depicted tongue out. I'm sure we've all seen 'Herodias with the Head of Saint John the Baptist' by your friend and mine Francesco del Cairo. Every time I walk passed it at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston I think "look at that berk with his tongue out".
That one threw me. None of the lads know Salome?
This series can never end. Cant cope without it.
You lived in a hopeful time. It's all been a plummeting chasm for the last few years.
This was an all time classic episode in my book (which is not on my bookshelf so it's ok)
The KEY of "Peas, Letters, Toksvig" is long long gone at this point.
Anybody else annoyed they weren't naked for this one?
(Still grateful for the show)
Biblical history with NMJ is always good fun
Mark knows his mythical stuff, usually
RIP Ron Weasley apparently - can't believe he's gone
Wattos inability to mime the flute amuses me
I can never remember the category when Tim says what was the category
Must be contagious or something. Over.
I should be as shooked as I was hearing Horne say "she's got a fuckin Otter right up her"
Mark’s John the Baptist challenge deserved better.
Yeah
If he was second cousin to Joseph I say its too far from a famous person, but to the big man himself?
Mary, the mother of Jesus, and Elizabeth, the mother of John, are first cousins. Their offspring are therefore second cousins. Mark did say "family" and not "immediate family" so I think it should have counted.
as an official member of below the line, I would like to say I am FUMING and will be lodging a complaint with the international association for NMJ
No way, I don't even know my second cousins, they are extended family AT BEST
Should at least have been umpire’s call, challenge retained.
Whilst I'm pleased Watson held on for the win there, the guy really needs to have a word with himself when it comes to 'Big or Small, Thick or Dainty?' - he's just amateurish.
To be fair to the lad, it's not his specialty. I agree that his performance there wasn't great, but it's best for him to focus on fundamentals and leave the fancy stuff to the Brazilians.
Spoiler alert
One of the best ever, great singing and an amazing number of categories.
One of the best episodes. Key’s hair good too. Awesome. Thanks gents.
I think the last two before it have been some of the best they have ever done
mark laughing during the body parts song just boosted my serotonin levels
'We've All Gone Blue With Our Top Halves, Mate' is an underrated NMJ song imo
2:29 to 2:37 is so simple but it makes me laugh every time
Love the energy in this episode ! and awesome singing, especially the hit songs "Does a spider have a heart" and "What if a yak flies" xD
Watto has the most intelligent failed challenges
Before NMJ I went my whole life never thinking about otters.
But now you see 3 on TH-cam every week waheyyy
Can I humbly suggest you listen to Cabin Pressure? They spend an entire episode thinking about how many otters they could fit on their plane. If you're going to think about otters, it's a great context to do it in. (In the episode where they travel to Ottery St Mary)
Well this sounds amazing! Thank you 😂
@@emilysturgess6014 I came to see if anyone had commented about Cabin Pressure!
can Alex tell us where he gets his adult versions of kids pyjamas?
Singing increasing.....one more week towards the full-on NMJ musical.
This coming out at 4am for me makes staying up so much sweeter!
Harry Potter was married to Ron's sister Ginny, making Harry the brother-in-law of Ron Weasley. Also, Ron married Hermione Granger. Surely Harry, his wife Ginny or Hermione is more famous than Ron himself.
Certainly within the Wizarding World
You can also find a picture of him (as played in the films) with his tongue out, and for the first two films at least he's smaller than Lucy Porter
@@jhfh3112 When you really think about it, everyone was smaller than Lucy Porter at some point
Apart from Lucy Porter.
@@wmiltti Surely Lucy Porter was certainly smaller than Lucy Porter? Unless she was born big and has since shrunk.
Key, you don't dare throw this away! Box. Clever!
All three gentlemen looking absolutely lovely today
Not sure how my cousins are going to take it when I tell them they're not a member of my family anymore?
There's an important distinction in second cousins. Sure they're distantly related but most people aren't going to see their second cousins on christmas. I don't even know my second cousins.
@@Tomotix : My grandfather is one of three brothers (they fought in the war together / all made it back together / all 3 grew up and live in the same city / very tight family with my grandfather and his 2 brothers). (The three brothers and their wives meet about once a week to have an early dinner with each other.) All of their children (4 sons including my father, are cousins). That would make my father's cousins my "first cousins once removed", although (because they are the same age as my father, I usually call them Uncle)(but we know we are cousins / they are within 5 years of each other, grew up like brothers / so I feel more comfortable calling them Uncle).
All of these cousins (my "uncles" / first cousins once removed) have children = 7 of us my age). All 7 of us are second cousins (but we just say, "This is my cousin" because all 7 of us are about the same age. We meet as a family on a regular basis (maybe eat for a holiday meal twice a year) + (someone's wedding or funeral).
☆I will DEFINITELY see my "second cousins" for Christmas or a summer BBQ.
☆Honestly, we meet much more than twice a year (5 times a year is not unusual) and we go to the same church (although some are away for university sometimes), but at a minimum, we all meet about twice a year for food, board games, and conversation.
They may not be my nuclear family, but they are absolutely my family. We have been to each other's weddings (but some are not married yet). We (nuclear family) go to different schools (live in different areas of the city), but my sister went to Prom with the 2 sister cousins (they played dress-up for a couple hours before)(then a limo of 4 boys from their school showed up)(it was like a group date, and they got in trouble for drinking a little, but not a big deal).
My second cousins are absolutely a part of my family. I know them by name and see them a couple times a year. John the Baptiste certainly knew Jesus. Wikipedia says, "John the Baptist and Jesus of Nazareth were relatives.[30][31]" John baptized Jesus.
They were related and regularly interacted with each other; they certainly were not strangers... They were relatives on a regular speaking basis... family.
(John the Baptist and Jesus were relatives & Watson didn't say 'nuclear family')
@@Tomotix If who do you see at Christmas is the criterium, I think I should ask my parents' neighbours from two houses before the one they're living in now, if I'm mentioned in the will, being a member of their family.
@@VideoNozoki As a blobber, I must say I truly admire the lengths to which an English person(can't say for sure, just assuming) will go to make a point. You don't get that much here in the blobby areas. My point was more just you have to draw the line somewhere. I'm sure there is someone out there who is close to their relative that was split off from their family tree 7 generations back, but that doesn't mean everyone should consider their 500 closest relatives "family"
@@Tomotix : Not "split off a tree 7 generations back." John's mother (Elizabeth) and Jesus' mother (Mary) were cousins. Elizabeth and Mary's mothers were sisters.
John and Jesus regularly interacted, John Baptized Jesus, they regularly had conversations together... they were family.
If "you have to draw the line somewhere", it might be drawn at people who are unaware that they are related and do not interact with each other.
People who know they are related and regularly interact with each other are definitely related & family.
Watson needed a bit of key fight there!
I just love you all so much
I have the same jumper as Horne. I don't know why that was worth commenting but I've typed it now so here we are.
I came. I binged. I wait (for more)
Horne absolutely threw it away at the end. He was cruising to a victory
Arrogance, I fear. He had it all there.
He was also lashed
I love these guys. That’s it. Over. 🥰
I got a Macy’s ad before this vid with the slogan, “Blue is having a moment.” 😆
Michael J Fox has flow on his wikipedia page. Bins are definitely animals (unless they fly of course)
Greatly enjoyed the French interlude. The subtitles spelling challenge "challôngé" made it even better (although if I were to be pedantic, it's not quite phonetic at all.)
Good job Watson won anyway after that John The Baptist challenge. 🤣 Horne is a slippery character when it comes to getting out of a challenge lol!
Legitimately great game. It is becoming a fine art.
The Keyster sneezing caught me off guard. What an absolute spectacle, I'd say. And I don't mind it, really.
The way Key is quietly devastated when caught breaching his own "no hands on face" rule by other players
Why didn't Key fully execute that tongue out challenge on J the B? He had Alex dead to rights there.
When you think about it, it was inevitable Key was going to throw away his lead
Your cousin isn't your family? Come on, Horne!! Watto, us below the line are all here for you - blink twice in the next game if you need help
I think you are right. My loyalties now lie with Watto. Nice guys dont always have to come last! Although he did win so not sure what I mean there.
Second cousin though. I am quite close with my family but have never met any of my second cousins
gonna be carefully watching the next game for if he blinks more than once
Fantastically hilarious, crazy episode!
NMJ Official Soundtrack Album when?
Friday night here - awesome timezoning.
I think Horne said the word "fucking" in his challenge because, as we all know by the wisdom of Key, you can fuck an otter. Over.
It's quite fun spotting retroactive hyppthetical challenges when you think about it. Of course the Womble Stepney shows up in Peter Shilton's wikipedia page. It's one of the greatest categories we never had.
What good play guys (4)
The lads were in brilliantly fine form, the perfect respite from a dumpster-fire week. And so I should know better at this point than to watch the game whilst having dinner, because the risk of a spit-take at the computer and/or a fit of choking has become increasingly, perilously close.
Do they now know you can find-in-page on mobile and type "flow"
No More Jockeys The Album. Don’t mind it!
Two clearly French sentences then Horny just mushes a bunch of syllables together with French-like sounds.
I'm still laughing from that. "eshhhssmmmushhallnjjemss??"
17:12
Gods, but what a turn of phrase
They clearly wouldn’t, but if they ever did release a t-shirt with a picture of Beatrix Potter on it, and the words “She’s got a fucking otter right up ‘er” underneath, I’D BUY IT.
Not using Mahler 4 for your Christmas Special but now? This is an outrage.
what is mahler 4?
I am rooting for Key to get a set win
I'm just waiting for Watto to release his E.L.O. covers album
Anyone up for a quick game of ‘big or small, thick or dainty’?
I’ve been practicing and I’m pretty good at it now (better than Mark).
Splendid match.
I loved the French interlude. They should do a foreign languages only NMJ and / or one where they can only sing. Allez Tim Key, we believe in you winning the set!
Oh my god, Mark has no idea what a flute looks like.
Morning. Any chance you could upload these at 08:46 in future? That's what time my train leaves!
Mark DAVIS, no more people who spend their mornings on trains
@@Max_Coolman - Their whole morning? Or any part of their morning? And can you name another?
@@reelkonversationswithryank4945 James Bond! He often travels on trains but...mornings? Surely, it depends which hemisphere you're in when you watch it happening.
@@1969Kismet - I believe that the time remains constant between the northern and southern hemispheres. Did you mean "which time zone" in relation to GMT? I accept that James Bond is frequently seen on trains and therefore some of them must surely be in the morning. However, he is also frequently seen in his gadget filled cars so I doubt that he is a regular rail-based commuter which I believe was the original intent of the "what time my train leaves" and the subsequent play of "no more people who spend their mornings on trains."
So fun to try and get into the heads of these 3 comedic greats and how they would argue for or against a challongé.
@@reelkonversationswithryank4945 I would argue time zone or hemisphere. Either would do.
I would try to argue that it could depend on what time it is when you're watching James Bond on the train. I know it's a very tenuous line and my case could easily be overthrown but I'd try it anyway.
We've seen worst, haven't we? Let's remember the birds vs animals case.
After that episode almost anything can be challenged.
What do you think?
Use control F to search a wikipedia page for a word when doing the work. Do you mind it? Now you say something.
They have to use phones don't they?
@@marknixon84 there's the 'find on page' option on mobile if anyone else wants an advantage in portable NMJ games
Well, is it a case of 3 -2 - 2... Key to play?
Is there a reason Mark is always last on the call
Last minute revising of everyone who ever existed and didn't exist. Sometimes it pays off! :P
Possibly getting his curry from the delivery driver?
or getting his pizza from the delivery driver?
Or his wine from the delivery driver
Einsten and tongue has a lot of google image hits
What do John the baptist and hulk hogan have in common?
I don't know, what?
We’ve all gone blue 🪕
@Haiminh just in case she comes up in another game: it’s Desiree Burch with a ‘u.’ Thanks for all you do! ❤️
Does a spider have a purpose? Does a spider have a goal?
Are accepting only blood related 'more famous family members' for that category? Ron Weasley's sister married Harry Potter making him his brother-in-law.
No subtitles? :-(
There are subtitles now, if you're waiting for them :)
Could a spider meet the queen?
Key does think Otters are snakes in fairness
Are snakes animals?
Pontius Pilot Whale ?
What’s happened to game 8? Not on TH-cam anymore
It's explained in a bit at the start of episode 9. Horne forgot to hit record 😅
I didn't think Peter Shilton wore gloves ...
just looked.... have to presume he did as standard later in his career but there are some pics of him without
FYI Alex has said before that birds are not animals!
S04E03 of Taskmaster when they have to change the task he says he
"chose the animal equivalent of a chicken" (dog).
I think I assumed "animal" was used in that sentence as a category/adjective, in the way that you'd say wasabi is a culinary equivalent to horseradish
wows, they sure sang alot this time (4)
Banana sweatshirt? I don't mind it
This is like the Olympics
It’s not a podium, it’s a lectern
Key reminds me of a very slightly younger Bill Bailey
what an opening from key!
NIVE !!!!
GREG :')
Ron Weasley is related by marriage to Harry Potter who is certainly more famous.