You can tell the audience warmed to the newcomer Peter Kay here, even at a young age you can tell he was going to make it big however don’t think anyone realised just how big and how much the nation would fall in love with him
Peter Kay is incredible: @01:30 he got sidetracked by a woman going to the toilet, seamlessly incorporated her departure into the show and continued on another theme afterwards. I betting most people didn't realise that he hadn't finished his joke prior to the distraction.
How many legs has a dog got? Can I phone a friend? Can you just fuckin leave love? Can you just go? Here's your coat see ya tara love Peter Kaye is a legend here in Manchester. He used to play the Frog & Bucket Comedy Club in central Manchester ( around the time of this recording ) people were astounded at how good he was with a crowd, they would always put him on last because of how good he was a controlling the crowd so there was less chance of a drunk heckler. People love him because he's a local lad and has the same sense of humour as you and your mates but he just knows how to make it 10x funnier. Probably my favourite British comedian after Ricky Gervais.
You are bang on with the description, "Clean-clever!", he really is and talks about things we are all familiar with but manages to make them hilarious! As others say, a national treasure!
Great show glad you like Micky Flannigan I went to the same school has that's the way we talk in the east end of London it's great watching your reactions far better than the crap we get on the box keep it up 👍👍
Bamboozle was a primitive remote controlled quiz on teletext. CBC ran their own for a short while in the 80's. Wiki: The CBC ran a teletext service, IRIS, accessible only in Calgary, Toronto and Montreal. It ran from 1983 until about 1986, and used the Canadian-developed Telidon system, which was developed in 1980. Like Antiope, Telidon allowed significantly higher graphic resolution than standard teletext. - Which is exactly what Bamboozle was run on (on ITV) a superior (not by much) but it was easier to create recognizable images and graphics, create polls and questions the user could respond to. BBC ran the CEEFAX service which was a more simplified text service for news, detailed sports results and up to the minute money exchange etc.
Good if you could do a review on The League of Gentleman . Go visit Royston Vasey you’ll never leave and the Room No 9 series is a must watch . British humour at its darkest . Enjoy .😁🇬🇧❤️🇨🇦
My husband was a taxi driver. It would really piss him off on Saturday night when passengers would say, “ you must be coining it in” my husband would say “ oh yeh coining it in., that’s why your dressed up and going on a night out, AND IM F***ING WORKING”
Always great laughs and fun with you lovely peeps (people)! Feels just ike sitting with family enjoying a TV show and finding something so funny u all just keep each other laughing with silly but fun comments. Love your review choices. Try Billy Connelly and an old lady on a bus, if you can. Or Jimmy Carr dealing with hecklers. Or the long titled '8 out of 10 cats does countdown '. Particularly withe the late gr8 Sean Lock ,or with 'the poem'
Hi B&L, Loved your reaction to this Peter's a brilliant, warm, relatable comic, This must be 25yr plus old yet everything still stands up, On another note can the next vid be Lucy in a tractor after a few steins attempting an obstacle course? Cheers Jim, UK X
I tried. Never even smiled and I love comedy. Craig Fergusons talk show is funnier. You guys should check out some compilations from the channel The Jayleno Fly.
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LOVE Peter Kay, he's one of our National Treasures in the comedy world, so down to Earth, just hilarious.
You can tell the audience warmed to the newcomer Peter Kay here, even at a young age you can tell he was going to make it big however don’t think anyone realised just how big and how much the nation would fall in love with him
Peter Kay is a living Legend in the UK. His last tour sold out in 30 minutes. I love him.
class act peter kay, meant to be on the screens
Peter Kay is incredible: @01:30 he got sidetracked by a woman going to the toilet, seamlessly incorporated her departure into the show and continued on another theme afterwards. I betting most people didn't realise that he hadn't finished his joke prior to the distraction.
How many legs has a dog got?
Can I phone a friend?
Can you just fuckin leave love?
Can you just go?
Here's your coat see ya tara love
Peter Kaye is a legend here in Manchester. He used to play the Frog & Bucket Comedy Club in central Manchester ( around the time of this recording ) people were astounded at how good he was with a crowd, they would always put him on last because of how good he was a controlling the crowd so there was less chance of a drunk heckler. People love him because he's a local lad and has the same sense of humour as you and your mates but he just knows how to make it 10x funnier. Probably my favourite British comedian after Ricky Gervais.
You are bang on with the description, "Clean-clever!", he really is and talks about things we are all familiar with but manages to make them hilarious! As others say, a national treasure!
Great show glad you like Micky Flannigan I went to the same school has that's the way we talk in the east end of London it's great watching your reactions far better than the crap we get on the box keep it up 👍👍
Bamboozle was a primitive remote controlled quiz on teletext. CBC ran their own for a short while in the 80's. Wiki: The CBC ran a teletext service, IRIS, accessible only in Calgary, Toronto and Montreal. It ran from 1983 until about 1986, and used the Canadian-developed Telidon system, which was developed in 1980. Like Antiope, Telidon allowed significantly higher graphic resolution than standard teletext. - Which is exactly what Bamboozle was run on (on ITV) a superior (not by much) but it was easier to create recognizable images and graphics, create polls and questions the user could respond to. BBC ran the CEEFAX service which was a more simplified text service for news, detailed sports results and up to the minute money exchange etc.
He's warm....Britain loves him, like he's everybody's son. He makes really mundane things seem hilarious.
You guys are awesome much love from UK ❤️✌️... You should try that Peter Kay thing series ,phoenix nights series be safe and stay keeping funny ✌️
Good if you could do a review on The League of Gentleman .
Go visit Royston Vasey you’ll never leave and the Room No 9 series is a must watch .
British humour at its darkest .
Enjoy .😁🇬🇧❤️🇨🇦
My husband was a taxi driver. It would really piss him off on Saturday night when passengers would say, “ you must be coining it in” my husband would say “ oh yeh coining it in., that’s why your dressed up and going on a night out, AND IM F***ING WORKING”
Always great laughs and fun with you lovely peeps (people)! Feels just ike sitting with family enjoying a TV show and finding something so funny u all just keep each other laughing with silly but fun comments. Love your review choices. Try Billy Connelly and an old lady on a bus, if you can. Or Jimmy Carr dealing with hecklers. Or the long titled '8 out of 10 cats does countdown '. Particularly withe the late gr8 Sean Lock ,or with 'the poem'
Lucy, I love the color of your hair!! Oh and Brad (so you don’t feel left out) I love your lack of hair! Lol!! My husband is bald and I love it!!
Hi B&L, Loved your reaction to this Peter's a brilliant, warm, relatable comic, This must be 25yr plus old yet everything still stands up, On another note can the next vid be Lucy in a tractor after a few steins attempting an obstacle course? Cheers Jim, UK X
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I do like Peter Kay but this routine was in his whole first live show and live shows since have been very similar.
Shes had a few "no you cant show that photos"
Love a bit of Peter. Have you seen the out-takes from his shows "Phoenix Nights" and "Max and Paddy" lots on You Tube. Funny as..
I will give him another try. Last one I turned off.
I tried. Never even smiled and I love comedy. Craig Fergusons talk show is funnier. You guys should check out some compilations from the channel The Jayleno Fly.
@@KneeJerkReactions13 i'm guessing you're american
Have you seen "Peter Kay Mis heard Liricks"?
Yes we did that one
It's funny stuff, but he's recycled this entire routine over and over for 25 years.