He is definitely called monster- I can quote it if you like, seared into my brain after writing a thesis on it. 'Abhorred monster! fiend that thou art! the tortures of hell are too mild a vengeance for thy crimes.' (p.80? ) and many more- he also calls himself 'monster'.' It's scholars who debate calling him 'the creature' or 'the monster' both terms are used, along with many others. That is a powerful statement though Garrett, gives me faith in the youtube comment section haha.
@@142doddy Dave and "nother Les" *were* indeed Mitchell and Freeman's characters, so both are perfectly valid ways of referencing the people that got thrown out. My teacher is my teacher, even if they have a name
@@scrithen2836 I'd say 4chan is much much worse and much much better at the same time. It's just more interesting, like an anarchist state compared to Switzerland. Reddit is just the same safe and predictable bullshit as everywhere else, a chosen few popular people get to say their opinion and everyone else is just there to vote them up or down. 4chan is real, pure, unfiltered chaos, containing the best and the worst in humanity.
First he came for Sheila, and I did not speak out - Because I was not Sheila. Then he came for the knower, and I did not speak out - Because I was not a knower. Then he came for the Trekker, and I did not speak out - Because I was not a Trekker. Then he came for the monster, and I did not speak out - Because I was not a monster. Then he came for me - and there was no one left to speak for me.
What's elevating this already brilliant sketch: MItchell's delivery of "She's clutching at straws, Ron". Freeman's delivery of "He doesn't know, Ron. He lied". Coleman's awkward smile at the end.
No. The joke on the asshole who picks at those little things EVERYONE says because that's how human beings behave. If we went around a room double checking a dozen new peoples names, THAT would be weird. You move on, and you pick it up as you go.
Exactly. That is the real joke right there. So many people feel obligated to be social with people they don't really like and then end up being miserable. Life is too short to deal with people like this. I'd rather spent time with people who truly matter to me.
Weeeell he never actually calls it "Frankenstein's Monster" He just says "Monster, Buuaaahh", and then clarifies that he references "Frankenstein" so he's still welcome in my house at least.
@@DeathnoteBB Yeah back in those days they were still called physicians and it was only relatively recently in the scope of history that they managed to argue their way into getting the title of doctor. A bit of a misplay really since they own the term more than actual PhDs.
Yeah I thought that. He goes "Like a monster bwuahhh" Then he says "what's that?" as if he was about to pick holes in something that wasn't said yet. Weird.
+Jim Adams No you get out of MY house you didn't know it but I"m against rule breaking and if you break rules i get your house and the rule was when someone was dishonest that person has to leave.
Seven years later: I typically add the 'of' myself in response if I don't know the person personally. I'm aware of their existence but I'm not properly familiar with them.
I think the thing is more he said "You know x?" which usually means "Do you know of x?", usually then followed by saying something about x. So I'd actually say Ron is wrong in that situation.
So saying you know someone when you don't is a "wife can stay offense" but a Star Trek mix-up means you and your wife have to go? Either this guy has a complex rule set for this or he really is a massive Trekkie.
well actually whist doctor Frankenstein was the guy who created the monster he did actually refer to his monster as his frankenstein. get outta my house.
Considering Frankenstein is a last name, and Victor Frankenstein made the monster, it isn't hard to assume that the monster is a surrogate child of sorts and would ge the last name
Yes, sure, fine, but that is not the reasoning people are generally using when they refer to the monster as "Frankenstein". Generally, people call the monster "Frankenstein" because they genuinely think that's straightforwardly his name. Not just "technically, from a certain angle" his name. So this argument that gets bandied about so often is totally irrelevant.
James Leung I have a similar text message notification sound of Fletcher in Whiplash saying "Get the FUCK outta my sight, before I demolish you" It definitely gets people's attention.
Last one was uncalled for. He never implied that the monster was called Frankenstein, he merely used the word "Frankenstein" to inform the listeners which monster he was talking about. He could very well have been talking about Doctor Frankenstein, or even more likely the book "Frankenstein". The home owner wrongly and stupidly assumed that he was calling the monster Frankenstein, and was WRONG, so he should be the one to get out.
Well he could have been kicked out of his house a heap of times. Glad you could stagger over. - What did you say. Stagger? I didn't stagger I walked, get out. "She said she had it." What did you say ? "had it ?" That's past simple meaning she had it in the past. No reference to the present. Get out. Dr. Spock was a child psychiatrist. No, he was a pediatrician. get out.
Bagel doesn't know. She is lying Obama. Also I don't have a clue what I am talking about, I just came over to talk to you about our lord and saviour......O.K I will let myself out
Technically the Monster views Dr. Frankenstein as his father, and since Frankenstein is his surname you could easily assume the monsters surname to also be Frankenstein
i saw an open party invite at univ once, stuck to a wall. It was a photo of a block of flats, with a big red arrow pointing to the corner flat, no address. Just read : "Party Sat night: no c*nts". Legendary. I never did know whether to go..
At the end I was expecting the last guest to correct him on using the phrase "heavyweight contender we've ever produced" because he wasn't actually involved in producing a heavyweight contender and demand that he leave
It could be argued that Frankenstein was the monster for abandoning his son, or that the creation would have inherited his father Victor Frankenstein’s surname
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"she's clutching at straws Ron"
hahhahaahaha
+deseasedracoon oh yeah corrected it now
+deseasedracoon Now you look like a fool. Get out of your house!
@@connorsibthorpe1688 before TH-cam added the edited comment mark, interesting
@@Chris47368 good spot
@@Chris47368What edited comment mark?
Knowledge is knowing Frankenstein was the doctor.
Wisdom is knowing Frankenstein was the monster.
Liam Hay - The word is pedantry, not pedantics. Now get out of my house.
Next-level pedantry is pointing out that Frankenstein’s creation is never referred to as a ‘monster’ in the original story.
Adam Hodgkinson - Is that true? If it is, I need to reread Frankenstein. These endless adaptations are muddling my memory.
He is definitely called monster- I can quote it if you like, seared into my brain after writing a thesis on it. 'Abhorred monster! fiend that thou art! the tortures of hell are too mild a vengeance for thy crimes.' (p.80? ) and many more- he also calls himself 'monster'.' It's scholars who debate calling him 'the creature' or 'the monster' both terms are used, along with many others. That is a powerful statement though Garrett, gives me faith in the youtube comment section haha.
Alex Wood, page 82 actually. Now get out of my house
Gosh, the cast in this. The most star-studded largely-forgotten show ever.
Also, Richard Ayoade and Ricky Gervais were on the writing team.
This sketch has a good moral. David and Martin's characters both joined in when Ron was picking on the others, only to be thrown out themselves later.
Everybody gangster until they're not.
I think you mean Dave and the second Les.
Get out.
I noticed this too
It'll be an updated Aesop's Fable we can all gather round the holopod and geschtalt to.
@@142doddy Dave and "nother Les" *were* indeed Mitchell and Freeman's characters, so both are perfectly valid ways of referencing the people that got thrown out.
My teacher is my teacher, even if they have a name
I was waiting for him to get a question wrong and be told to get out of his own house XD
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA me too!!
Get out of your house!
There's a Mitchell and Webb sketch that's basically the same joke but with a boss, and it does end like that.
At that point it's basically the bridge scene from Holy Grail.
@@rooty Ah, yes, the grammar Nazi sketch.
This is just how the average Redditor behaves in real-life.
The irony in taking shots at people in a comments section is priceless.
I dont think Redditors know people in real life.
Reddit isnt that bad more like 4chan
@@Shagyamum reddit doesnt help society at all, 4chan has helped find ISIS hideouts, reddit has helped solve useless mysteries
@@scrithen2836 I'd say 4chan is much much worse and much much better at the same time. It's just more interesting, like an anarchist state compared to Switzerland. Reddit is just the same safe and predictable bullshit as everywhere else, a chosen few popular people get to say their opinion and everyone else is just there to vote them up or down. 4chan is real, pure, unfiltered chaos, containing the best and the worst in humanity.
First he came for Sheila, and I did not speak out - Because I was not Sheila.
Then he came for the knower, and I did not speak out - Because I was not a knower.
Then he came for the Trekker, and I did not speak out - Because I was not a Trekker.
Then he came for the monster, and I did not speak out - Because I was not a monster.
Then he came for me - and there was no one left to speak for me.
Hello Len
That could be modified slightly to become a motivational quote.
Kai McCook Let me guess...
It’s already a modified motivational quote?
@Bishop Brennan You don't need to get kicked out of his house. You just need a right good feckin kick up the arse
@@ColinIngus1 he kicked me up the arse.
I know people like this. Of course they don't throw you out of the house and make that big of a scene but they're really hard to be around.
*deduced
+Satyaki Mukherjee no
@@maroon2210 yes
dogs aren't dangerous jog on youngster
Mr Renault (not his real name), our IT teacher at school lol. "Excuse me sir, do you know what time it is?". "Yes I do, thank you".
What's elevating this already brilliant sketch:
MItchell's delivery of "She's clutching at straws, Ron".
Freeman's delivery of "He doesn't know, Ron. He lied".
Coleman's awkward smile at the end.
the backstabbing of the other party guests makes this even funnier
I don't mean to be pedantic but Frankenstein never finished his studies so was never Dr Frankenstein....
People don't see me often.
I appreciated it ^^'/'
...Get out of my house.
Perhaps he has an honorary doctorate?
You could argue that the monster's name was frankenstein, since it considered the dr. its father and would inherit its father's surname
Also he considered the monster his son, so it stands to reason the monster could be addressed by the family name.
what a great sketch - it pokes fun at how often we just agree with something to keep the conversation going.
Yeah, I agree.
Ironically fuck all has been said in the last 2 years to 'continue the conversation'
No. The joke on the asshole who picks at those little things EVERYONE says because that's how human beings behave. If we went around a room double checking a dozen new peoples names, THAT would be weird. You move on, and you pick it up as you go.
What? Only an autustic person could come to that conclusion. You better be trolling
@@TheBaioken What you got against autistic? Not cool.
We'll never know the fate of the last remaining soul :(
+Big Boss I think they were told to get out of his house perhaps.
+The Joker
Probably he got something wrong himself. So he left himself.
She inherited a chocolate factory probably idk
SHE could stay
Boss!
A room full of absolute legends.
Basically all of UK's comedians threw a party
And Martin Freeman
@@howdj Hahahha 😂 oh leave Martin alone.
best line----she's clutching at straws Ron.
How did that guy manage to have so many guests in the first place?
Exactly. That is the real joke right there. So many people feel obligated to be social with people they don't really like and then end up being miserable. Life is too short to deal with people like this. I'd rather spent time with people who truly matter to me.
His wife
Exactly what I was thinking. :p
His hidden talent is cunnilingus...
Weeeell he never actually calls it "Frankenstein's Monster"
He just says "Monster, Buuaaahh", and then clarifies that he references "Frankenstein" so he's still welcome in my house at least.
Not mine. He said Frankenstein was a Doctor, yet the man never finished his PhD.
@@DeathnoteBB He wasn't studying for a PhD, but for a medical doctorate. Get out of my house!
@@DeathnoteBB Yeah back in those days they were still called physicians and it was only relatively recently in the scope of history that they managed to argue their way into getting the title of doctor. A bit of a misplay really since they own the term more than actual PhDs.
Idk all the terms for what a doctor or physician gets after they graduate, but my point was he dropped out of college
Yeah I thought that.
He goes "Like a monster bwuahhh"
Then he says "what's that?" as if he was about to pick holes in something that wasn't said yet.
Weird.
I like how the other guests shit stir everytime the host is ripping into one of them lol.
The only weird thing about this is that none of the other guest wanted to leave after seeing the host's behavior.
Olivia Coleman's awkward smile at the end is so on point lol
This is like a game. How long can you survive a conversation at someones house without mixing up your words or giving incorrect information?
I think I like Bruiser better than Mitchel and Webb look, there's a darker undertone to it.
Mitchel and Webb Look? It's That Mitchell and Webb Look. Go on, get out of my house!
And for the same reason I prefer it less. That darkness makes feel me a bit...dark I guess.
Yeah the only downside to Bruiser is the distinct absence of anything even remotely funny.
I totally know what you mean. It's pure gold.
That Mitchell and Webb Situation was better than both this and Look, plus no laugh track either
I half expected Webb to correct Matt and tell him to get out of his own house.
Mitchell and Webb seem to have been in every British comedy tv show ever made as far as I can tell.
I think i might be able to handle this person best answer you could give to this man "i do not know"
+Tamahagane Maned You don't know?.......Get out of my house!
+Jim Adams No you get out of MY house you didn't know it but I"m against rule breaking and if you break rules i get your house and the rule was when someone was dishonest that person has to leave.
+Tamahagane Maned .....Okay I'll leave. Can I take the rest of this pizza with me?
The pizza can stay.
+Tamahagane Maned :(
Still in disbelief after seeing him in Bly Manor. Bloody love it when comedians take on serious roles. He was fantastic in the show.
Wow, a great collection of some of Britain's best comic actors.
Bruiser had some amazing talent. On the screen and behind the screen.
My thinking: In "Do you know her" the "of" is generally implied. Like when he told Sheila "get out my house" instead of "get out of my house."
Seven years later: I typically add the 'of' myself in response if I don't know the person personally. I'm aware of their existence but I'm not properly familiar with them.
I think the thing is more he said "You know x?" which usually means "Do you know of x?", usually then followed by saying something about x. So I'd actually say Ron is wrong in that situation.
ParadigmZwei I think that only matters with people youre plausible to know.
@@georgec9428 if he meant do you know OF x, he'd ask "do you know OF x? " As it was, he asked "do you KNOW x?" Now, what's x like?
1:23 "He doesn't know her, Ron. He lied."
He acts like this as the IT guy in The Office
Same actor!
So saying you know someone when you don't is a "wife can stay offense" but a Star Trek mix-up means you and your wife have to go? Either this guy has a complex rule set for this or he really is a massive Trekkie.
Frankenstein's Monster doesn't have bolts in his neck either... He has electrodes.
TheValeyard92 If you want to be really correct, it didn't have either. The book makes no reference to them.
Xian Icarus True, very true. Just dull, yellow eyes and prominent veins.
TheValeyard92 He's also not real.
omyyer WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA...?
+TheValeyard92 Lol you got owned at your on game. Get out of my video!
Damn, that Bruiser’s really funny. Especially the times when he yelled “Get out of my house!” : )
I liked the part where he told the person to get out of his house.
Bit like him in The Office when he's asking Tim to repeat what he says
LOL!!!! I could watch these for a very long time!
Robert Webb's hairline has gone back and forth more times that I've had hot dinners.
“that I’ve had hot dinners”
It’s than I’ve had hot dinners.
Get out of my house.
@@strontium-D You got me! I'll leave immediately, sorry, Sir.
I’ve never heard of this show. All those now great stars. Fantastic.
well actually whist doctor Frankenstein was the guy who created the monster he did actually refer to his monster as his frankenstein. get outta my house.
When the fun-at-parties-guy throws his own party
They should’ve finished this with John getting some semantics wrong and then having to leave his own house
They all know the drill. You have to get it all right, to be allowed to stay. No mistakes tolerated in THAT house.
Why would anyone even hang out with this guy.
Because he is Matthew Fucking Holness that's why :)
When you live in a small community you're forced to socialise with these people
Every weekend
For the rest of your life
@@thefaulkness ....cool
It's a challenge
That angry look when he says "Get out of my house" is so convincing.
That last guy didn't even wait for him to say it
This is why I love British comedy
Stfu
@@myass3825 aren't you special
@@PalmBaiReader stfu
Considering Frankenstein is a last name, and Victor Frankenstein made the monster, it isn't hard to assume that the monster is a surrogate child of sorts and would ge the last name
I understand it's implied that this is what actually happened in the book.
That’s right. Now, get out of your own house!
Yes, sure, fine, but that is not the reasoning people are generally using when they refer to the monster as "Frankenstein". Generally, people call the monster "Frankenstein" because they genuinely think that's straightforwardly his name. Not just "technically, from a certain angle" his name. So this argument that gets bandied about so often is totally irrelevant.
love this sketch and Matt Holness's acting just superb
I was waiting for the wife to kick him out of his own house when he said Dr Spock
Wife..........."What did you say ? " "Dr. Spock was a child psychiatrist ?" "He was a pediatrician not a psychiatrist. Get out of your own house."
@@andrewchen9097 go on, GET OUT
I imagine goldbridge and his friends to be like this.
“She’s clutching at straws, Ron”
*nek minute*
“I thought you meant, Do I know of her”
What a prick
Get out of his house
Mate you are sooo touchy
I've actually met someone like this. he's short and unremarkable too.
The whole sketch was good, but that last silent nod is what tipped me over the edge
Never heard of this before, which is crazy because i love everyone in this, and have seen everything with them in
Clearly you havent, since this was new to you. Get out of my house!
I have absolutely no idea why this is so hilarious!!
As someone with aspergers I can assure you this is what we'd be like all the time if we weren't behaving
Let me get this straight, you have aspergers and you DON'T feel like acting this way?
I've given up hiding it and just correct people when they need correction.
Otherwise my brain would explode, killing everyone in the room.
people with aspergers aren't thick as shit, they know that it's a dickish thing to do, so why do it? Is it similar to tourettes?
@@dannydorko7075 I said "if we weren't behaving".
@@RealityCheck6T9 I know but I'm asking if it's like tourettes, which I have (mild). Like an incessant urge?
Lot of talented people in that sketch.
It's amazing how much of the Internet these guys predicted in 2000.
This is hysterical. It rivals any comedy sketch 😂😂😂
the door shutting sound at the end is used in Resident Evil (stock sound)
Love random but very true comments like this make my bloody day 😂
I need this to be my ringtone "Get outta my house!"
James Leung I have a similar text message notification sound of Fletcher in Whiplash saying "Get the FUCK outta my sight, before I demolish you"
It definitely gets people's attention.
This was how I wanted to react when Mitchell referred to The Doctor as "Doctor Who" on the Mitchell and Webb look
Except, in the credits for the show, he was called "Doctor Who" for twenty years.
Last one was uncalled for. He never implied that the monster was called Frankenstein, he merely used the word "Frankenstein" to inform the listeners which monster he was talking about. He could very well have been talking about Doctor Frankenstein, or even more likely the book "Frankenstein". The home owner wrongly and stupidly assumed that he was calling the monster Frankenstein, and was WRONG, so he should be the one to get out.
I realize that this comment is already terribly old, but Frankenstein never finished his studies. So he was never a Doctor. GET OUT ME HOUSE!
Get out of MY** house. Now YOU get out of MY house.
Well he could have been kicked out of his house a heap of times.
Glad you could stagger over. - What did you say. Stagger? I didn't stagger I walked, get out.
"She said she had it." What did you say ? "had it ?" That's past simple meaning she had it in the past. No reference to the present. Get out.
Dr. Spock was a child psychiatrist. No, he was a pediatrician. get out.
I sent this to my friend, and after watching the first segment he was like "Oh my god, this is like, my worst anxiety nightmare made real lol" 😅
"She's clutching at straw's Ron"
😂😂😂
"Straw's Ron"?
Get out of my house.
Well his wife must be supremely intelligent if he actually married her...
Or she just never says anything.
would be funnier if the wife didn't react as if this was the first time it was happening. Crazy to how far some of these actors have come
When I buy a house, I'll throw a warm up party and pull the same thing.
0:31 She was right. Watch the linenup again.
"Carol, Jill, Dave,"
No, Les and Dave are next to Jill. He didn't go down the line left to right (portrait) but switched the order. Now get out of my house!
@@Tyronejizz Bagel is clutching at the straws obama
@@Tyronejizz thanks Obama!
Bagel doesn't know. She is lying Obama. Also I don't have a clue what I am talking about, I just came over to talk to you about our lord and saviour......O.K I will let myself out
This is the best show ever
They’re all so young!
This is me in an alternate dimension where I'm much blunter and know a lot more trivial things.
Oi! Parallel universes aren't proven to exist. GET OUT OF MY HOUSE! GO ON! GET OUT OF MY HOUSE!
Alternate? I think you mean alternative. Go on. Get out of my house!
Carol is in fact, sitting next to Jill.
Great sketch but I think a nice touch would have been that they fish out their keys from a bowl as they leave.
This is so funny, the humor is so clever.
in her defence I've watched this video a dozen times and I don't know who's sitting next to Jill
Yeah we will be able to see it next friday (may 17) i think ,here in Canada. I can't wait to see it! Benedict is an amazing actor
This is what happens when you have a north facing window
Technically the Monster views Dr. Frankenstein as his father, and since Frankenstein is his surname you could easily assume the monsters surname to also be Frankenstein
Victor frankenstein wasnt even a doctor, if you want to be the king of pedants. He was a college dropout
Also, Victor being the actual monster is implied
i saw an open party invite at univ once, stuck to a wall. It was a photo of a block of flats, with a big red arrow pointing to the corner flat, no address. Just read : "Party Sat night: no c*nts".
Legendary. I never did know whether to go..
Brilliant. You should have. Oh well.
If you've never been on 4chan, this is exactly what it's like.
You've clearly no idea what you're talking about, OUT!
@@d.m.m9677 newfigs out
At the end I was expecting the last guest to correct him on using the phrase "heavyweight contender we've ever produced" because he wasn't actually involved in producing a heavyweight contender and demand that he leave
He asked in the context of Star Trek who *played* Dr Spock.
The pedant is at fault here.
The point is that the Star Trek character isn't Dr. Spock, it's Mr. Spock.
I'm certain Mr. Spock is, on occasion, referred to as Dr. Spock in the original series. The host is technically still at fault.
Uitermate Teleurstellend Spock wasn't a doctor, nor was he ever referred to as such on the show. Get out.
Yes he was. Get back in!
get out my house
irish mothers when you don't know a relative you met at 2 years old
He played Mr. Spock, Dr. Spock was a child psychiatrist, get out of my house! Hahahah
Every fandom has that one guy
This show is great
Martin Freeman is like: Oh god....it's like Gareth all over again.
If the relationship between Dr Frankenstein and his monster was that of father and son, then surely the monster was also a Frankenstein.
My mind just exploded
That man is doing God's work.
Most amusing!!
Indeed
1:57 ''So you know all about Star Trek do you? Alright, ok, who play the new vilain ?"
Martin: '' Benadryl Cucumber!''
'' GET OUT OF MY HOUSE! ''
Everyone with severe social anxiety's worst nightmare
2:04 He sounds like a game show host giving the correct answer lol
I'm in tears
It could be argued that Frankenstein was the monster for abandoning his son, or that the creation would have inherited his father Victor Frankenstein’s surname
I'd have no problem avoiding his house in the first place
Welp. This is the last time anyone would be visiting his home again