Hey BBC People, Can you please offer more BBC channels in the States besides BBC America. BBC America is okay, but I am all caught up on Star Trek Reruns.
This is what I love about TH-cam. I watched that bit and immediately thought to myself "someone, somewhere in the world, will have made a "Tony" account with a picture of the dog and commented something like this on the video." And here it is.
@@swigzby That goes without saying. lol Aisling's Rachel impression sounds like when men in Monty Python impersonate a woman... or when the Wayans do in White Chicks!
It's too late. The show runners ran out of ideas years ago. All the recent Doctor portraying actors suffered that. :( Another comic relief episode (like the one with Rowan Atkinson) would suit him though.
@@andrewgarner3428 I wonder if there is any plans for another IT Crowd movie. Or at least have Chris O'Dowd, Katherine Parkinson and Matt Berry join Richard on either 8 out of 10 Cats, or Cats does Countdown.
@Tom Isaac the McElroy way of speech has infected me over time. I have to physically stop myself from calling everything a "good [insert adjective here] boy".
I think consistency is key in life. Often, there's a tendency to reach for excellence, but a life of excellence is a boring life. I think we also need comforting mediocrity. That's why I'm here. That titter is the kind of laugh that comforts me. It's not a 'good' laugh. It's not a laugh that says 'Oh! Something funny happened!' It just is kind of like a place marker that something occurred- we'd acknowledge it (we didn't like it.) That time has passed- and if I can reflect that, then that's something. this is just 4 me to read all the time
@@jayadams681 True, and you can make gender comments as long as it's against men. White men are best of course. Normally I would agree, but there is something about the way he says it, and who he is that makes it OK and funny.
What Mr. Ayoade stated is sort of the truth. In the UK and Europe they were almost exclusively royals (which were of course, whites). Even today, try and look up the top 50 or 100 socialites. People don't say it, but 'white/caucasian' can almost be part of the definition of a socialite. I think that was what Ayoade went for.
He is more like Moss than I ever thought he would be in "real life" (I put it in quotes bc i understand he's joking around but man he really doesn't break character lmao)
He was friends with the writer when he was asked for 'notes' on the character... He responded..... 'eh no. Just be yourself' Interview on TH-cam somewhere showing the acnedote
Outside key club in Leeds theres a little dog that looks like that called Tony with some Asian hobo lady. Tony is a legend, hes always going crazy at people in the smokers bit.
Gotta love the self-control he exhibits. Very rarely does he crack up in fits of hysteria... if ever, actually. And it's not as though what he's saying isn't funny. He's kinda like Jack Dee in that respect, but he delivers his own brand of deadpan, and perhaps even more successfully, too. Still love Jack Dee though.
I think it's more that they both have mastered a form of timing related to akward conversation that if those two were riffing off eachother it would be amazing.
Could you imagine like Aubrey as his mentally ill wife and Richard akwardly try to explain her behavior to people? Like imagine Curb Your Enthusiasm but its Ayoade and Aubrey getting to progressively bizarre adventures?
They both go to the same therapist and he gets the idea since they are both 30 something virgins, they should practice the art of coupling in a social context together. The show is about them navigating the consequences of this experiment in behavioral therapy
I just LOVE Richard and as an American we don't get to see alot of him, personally I think he's the most brilliant funnunionist alive. Intergalactic Funnunion Champion of this Glorbakean Solar Cycle
I love how angry he seems to be in that episode where he's on Sean's team. I feel like it was an act, but maybe not, and either way it's entertaining as hell.
MrPoopnoddy he's not side-splitting funny... but the skill required to play that dry and 'humourless' persona deserves some recognition. im a geek at heart 😉
@@DursunX I'm a geek on my sleeve, but I can't laugh at this guy. I've nothing at all against him, he's just simply unfunny. He reminds me of Tim Vine. Completely unfunny but inoffensive.
Pretty much; Graham Linehan essentially wrote the character specifically for Richard, and explicitly told him, "This is basically the nerdiest character ever, so, you know, just be yourself. No, just use your own voice."
Hes playing (a slightly toned down version of) Moss for _everything_ on Channel4, you should look up the chat/interview vids Russel Brand did with him in 2019, one of the few moments where Richard broke character & shows his actual persona a couple of times
This is so delightful. Already a fan of Richard and British humor in general, but everything about this is so unlike my home country (America) in all the best ways, from the quiz show mental gymnastics, to the good humored ribbing and style of the hilarious outro. So, so very subscribed.
Channel 4 interviewer gets *roasted* by Richard Ayoade. They still post the clip up. Now he gets his own best of. They really do like him don't they. And so they should. Absolute legend.
He's saying it as if its a meaningful item to him when in reality, he's just trying to sneak on a thesaurus so he can cheat at the letters round (hence the calculator for the numbers round)
@@svresh Well, no, using a thesaurus for the letters round wouldn't have actually helped at all, the point of the joke as a whole was because of the "nerdy" character he gives off, it suits him as a mascot, however the joke in reference here is "I've been through thick and thin" which Collin Cunningham is implying has been missed by most people, however I'm yet to hear their explanation on what joke that would be
@@snowynya2229 the "thick and thin" line is a literally a throw away line to disguise the fact that the thesaurus doesn't actually mean anything to him and he's using it as an advantage. Furthermore, saying a thesaurus wouldnt help is like saying a dictionary wouldnt. Its a book of big words to find the useable letters with. If you think its just a prop for a nerd character he always plays, you're an imbecile.
Is Richard Ayoade a low-key fashion icon?!
Watch FULL EPISODES: bit.ly/2FROYtr
Hey BBC People,
Can you please offer more BBC channels in the States besides BBC America. BBC America is okay, but I am all caught up on Star Trek Reruns.
Brian Rochette Mate, this is channel four. They aren’t associated with the BBC they are their own company.
@@awppenheimer Did not know that, thanks for the info. At least YT hasn't blocked this channel in the states. Have a good day, my friend.
No, Richard is a full blown fashion icon.
He's a # high key fashion icon
"I am relaxed. Don't touch me." I'm putting that on my tombstone.
Awesome!!! *High five*
😂😂😂👌
good shout Diego
I'll go with "no one told me there would be social interaction or else I would not have come".
I would put “Delightful news…To someone who cares.”
“No one told me there would be social interaction or else I would NOT have come” is a mood
Same 😂
A mood? No, it's a sentence. His mood would be that he's peeved.
Peter Andrews you would know, kill them for a living I presume..
@@MicDrg Kill the mood for a living? Nup. I see stupidity and nonsense, just calling it out.
Peter Andrews and yet you’ve never wondered why everyone stopped sending you invitations since the mid 60’s?
"This video contains strong language"
Richard: It's a h*ck of a movie
@@alicec1533 "That has to be... one of the weakest combacks here in Countdown"
Woah watch your language! Their might be children watching
X-Calibur you watch _your_ language: there*
@Ddhfacetyy well, the "jelly factory" element of the phrase really cancels out the "fucking".
What the flip are you looking at?
"Deep down you're really hurt and can't show it"
Richard: "No deep down I've realized that I should have spent the evening with my family"
Classic.
“Richard, any major regrets in life”
“I- I mean I think we’re participating in one.”
Absurd and deadpan humour are my favorites, so I'm on the floor with this bloke. Truly the embodiment of britishness
I'd add irreverent in there; and I'd agree with you 100%.
Seth everman !
I swear Richard has one of the most unique styles of comedy. Never seen it before, no one can replicate it. It's brilliant.
Richard, I forgive you.
That's an honest to god heart from BBC channel 4.
TONT
TONY
This is what I love about TH-cam. I watched that bit and immediately thought to myself "someone, somewhere in the world, will have made a "Tony" account with a picture of the dog and commented something like this on the video." And here it is.
@@noodsoof541 TONT
Rachel imitating Aisling is a thing of beauty.
Aisling unable to keep it together when Rachel tries to imitate her is gold
Really. That “ehrm” from Rachel is hilarious.
Rachael does a better Aisling then Aisling does a Rachael.
@@swigzby That goes without saying. lol Aisling's Rachel impression sounds like when men in Monty Python impersonate a woman... or when the Wayans do in White Chicks!
Fun fact: that pink suit is the one that Richard Ayoade had tailored for him on the Travel Man Christmas special in Hong Kong with Jon Hamm!
Delightful news for someone who cares.
@@thedunyadoneya2628 Apparently at least 213 people care. Dick.
@@K-lg5hk That was a joke Richard made on the show, not an insult lol.
Awesome!!, I did not know that😮 ✌️
@@averagewhovian It's in the title mate
I will forever wish that he’ll play The Doctor in Doctor Who
He'd be absolutely perfect for the role!
It will never be a man ever again
It's too late. The show runners ran out of ideas years ago. All the recent Doctor portraying actors suffered that. :(
Another comic relief episode (like the one with Rowan Atkinson) would suit him though.
The roles made for him
@@MinekEzQM yes haha that would be hilarious, i've never even thought of that
Rachels “erm yes jimmy I got it” was wonderful
good try Channel 4, but I don't think Richard has ever said anything where an exclamation mark was needed
needed at least 5 exclamation marks for the sweets rant on bfq
FIRE, EXCLAMATION MARK
Except "Don't touch me!"
@@hrotha You beat me to it! :D
Ffffff.........ploppers!
“Thanks Richard, I was really looking forward to seeing that film.” Lol
Gonna love Sean Lock
I actually saw the movie after I saw this video
I'm still appalled that Richard didn't get points for solving the numbers when it couldn't be done within the rules.
And this makes you unhappy, but Richard didn't care and he is therefore happy
...well maybe not happy, but he isn't unhappy.
The point is consistent mediocrity and he can’t have a win sullying his constant loss tally
"If you want to square and cube things then get a jibninna fucking jelly factory" man that killed me
@@Black_pearl_adrift “job in a”
@@theboogeyman2590 sorry I don't speak bri'ish
8:24 the fact Jon lays back like he’s a badass after saying the stupidest comeback I’ve ever heard 😂
And he deserves all the ridicule for it. It’s lower than dad jokes
Video title should be: "Best of Richard Ayoade: Part 1 of 87"
Yep, and the rest 😂
and yet its same clips they always show of Richard.
@@Cryten0
Well, yes. There are only so many clips of him.
Only 87?
P
Ayoade is one of the funniest people alive. The world needs more Ayoade.
0:33 Aisling Bea got the joke way before everyone else.
Good morning, that’s a nice tnetennba!
Did you see that ludicrous display last night?
Let me put on my slightly larger pair of glasses.
Motherflippers think everything’s a motherflipping joke
Dear Sir/Madam,
FIRE!
Look forward to hearing from you.
M. Moss.
@@andrewgarner3428 I wonder if there is any plans for another IT Crowd movie. Or at least have Chris O'Dowd, Katherine Parkinson and Matt Berry join Richard on either 8 out of 10 Cats, or Cats does Countdown.
When Aisling called him Little Dickie I had unfortunately just taken a sip of my drink and it went spraying everywhere 😂
You'd have been ok if you'd only taken a tiny sip
He's so beautiful, I can't even.
I know 😍😍
"A life of excellence is a boring life. We also need comforting mediocrity. That's why I'm here" Speaking for all of us hahahahah what a legend
I could literally watch Richard Ayoade talk about White Chicks all day.
Now this has been uploaded, I hope Tony gets in touch.
You called?
I think Tony did not have a good time
Tony Dog 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂👍👍👍👍👍👍
Tony didn’t feel so good
That jelly factory line from Jon was absolute genius 😂😂
Imagine Richard pitching “White Chicks” to studio producers. They would think it’s a coming of age story.
Mr. Ayoade, you are greatly appreciated
Richard Ayoade is my favourite person.
I’m guessing you don’t even know him
"Time has passed"
Absolute gold
Richard is one of the funniest people in the world and you can't change my mind
I’ve come to drink milk and kick ass!
And I’ve just finished my milk.........
Overnumerousness
Rowdy rowdy piper
Good morning, that’s a nice tnetennba
BitofRedFan One if my favorite IT episodes
Ok but can we take a second and talk about how buck WILD a movie White Chicks is?
I saw that movie when I was like 7 and I still haven’t recovered.
As a child, I have seen that film really often. It was... quite something.
@Tom Isaac the McElroy way of speech has infected me over time. I have to physically stop myself from calling everything a "good [insert adjective here] boy".
@Deaddog67 who cares?
Depends wtf "buck WILD" means.
Richard is the best part, we all need his display of wit in our lives!
Bless him and the BBC✨
He is so delightful, and attractive 😻
Sean and Richard is a match made in heaven!
I love how much Sean enjoys Richard
I think consistency is key in life. Often, there's a tendency to reach for excellence, but a life of excellence is a boring life. I think we also need comforting mediocrity. That's why I'm here. That titter is the kind of laugh that comforts me. It's not a 'good' laugh. It's not a laugh that says 'Oh! Something funny happened!' It just is kind of like a place marker that something occurred- we'd acknowledge it (we didn't like it.) That time has passed- and if I can reflect that, then that's something.
this is just 4 me to read all the time
Thanks.
I can't believe nobody has ever brought up the IT Crowd Street Countdown episode.
Harry Tucker When was that one on? I need to find it!
That's one of my favourites! (Then again, they're all my favourites really)
Street countdown!
OMG, I adore Richard...and when he's with Noel, I can't cope! lol
The most chilled out comedian ever!
Just love Richard ❤️❤️🌹always makes me smile,
I'm not sure you need to put 'white' in front of 'socialite'.
Cos its ok to be racist if you aint white 😉
He said white socialite because the FBI agents are black
@@jayadams681 True, and you can make gender comments as long as it's against men. White men are best of course. Normally I would agree, but there is something about the way he says it, and who he is that makes it OK and funny.
honestly i just love how long it took everyone (except Aisling) to get the joke XD
What Mr. Ayoade stated is sort of the truth. In the UK and Europe they were almost exclusively royals (which were of course, whites). Even today, try and look up the top 50 or 100 socialites. People don't say it, but 'white/caucasian' can almost be part of the definition of a socialite. I think that was what Ayoade went for.
He is more like Moss than I ever thought he would be in "real life" (I put it in quotes bc i understand he's joking around but man he really doesn't break character lmao)
He was friends with the writer when he was asked for 'notes' on the character... He responded..... 'eh no. Just be yourself'
Interview on TH-cam somewhere showing the acnedote
If you watch him on travel man when he’s with Noel I think that’s his most natural state- and it’s STILL pretty close to how he acts here.
Forget Countdown, I just want to listen to him recite the entire synopsis to White Chicks!
I’m sure I’m not the only one who thinks Richard’s good looking and stylish. That melon pink suit ensemble’s really cool! 😎👍
Outside key club in Leeds theres a little dog that looks like that called Tony with some Asian hobo lady. Tony is a legend, hes always going crazy at people in the smokers bit.
Don't touch me, i am your captain! 😂
The one we have all been waiting for
Really hope he’ll write about his experience of watching white chicks like he did about view from the top..
"a life of excellence is a boring life"
I love Jon's reaction to "light entertainment" at 6:00
Gotta love the self-control he exhibits. Very rarely does he crack up in fits of hysteria... if ever, actually. And it's not as though what he's saying isn't funny. He's kinda like Jack Dee in that respect, but he delivers his own brand of deadpan, and perhaps even more successfully, too.
Still love Jack Dee though.
That's not a comparison I agree with at all, but each to their own.
That job in a jelly factory line was pure comedic gold lol
Is it just me or would Aubrey Plaza and Richard make the worlds most powerful powercouple?
Completely different personalities and styles of comedy
I think it's more that they both have mastered a form of timing related to akward conversation that if those two were riffing off eachother it would be amazing.
Could you imagine like Aubrey as his mentally ill wife and Richard akwardly try to explain her behavior to people? Like imagine Curb Your Enthusiasm but its Ayoade and Aubrey getting to progressively bizarre adventures?
They both go to the same therapist and he gets the idea since they are both 30 something virgins, they should practice the art of coupling in a social context together. The show is about them navigating the consequences of this experiment in behavioral therapy
I just LOVE Richard and as an American we don't get to see alot of him, personally I think he's the most brilliant funnunionist alive. Intergalactic Funnunion Champion of this Glorbakean Solar Cycle
I love how angry he seems to be in that episode where he's on Sean's team. I feel like it was an act, but maybe not, and either way it's entertaining as hell.
They really are great at appearing subtly annoyed at all times
Sean’s very smart, but seems to care about getting these “points” too much. He has more fun with Noel Fielding.
8:46 That would be galling...
*To someone who cared.*
Becoming addicted to his videos, hes brilliant
Finally best of Richard ayowade
Richard Ayoade has the energy of a wet slipper...
but damn he's funny 😅
IT crowd 😎
I don't think so, but it's personal. He has the energy of a wet slipper but is as funny as a wet fart.
MrPoopnoddy he's not side-splitting funny... but the skill required to play that dry and 'humourless' persona deserves some recognition.
im a geek at heart 😉
@@DursunX I'm a geek on my sleeve, but I can't laugh at this guy. I've nothing at all against him, he's just simply unfunny. He reminds me of Tim Vine. Completely unfunny but inoffensive.
Dursun Sahin Love Richard on IT, he reminds me of a few people in my office, lol. His dry humor delivery is the best.
@@heidilynns9207 It's SO hard to keep a straight face with dry humour. But it's as key as the timing, and Richard's a master of both.
Richard is good at Count Down in the IT crowd and in the real Count Down. That's amazing. Well done Little Dickey 👏.
He is a legend
I like his demeanour .
Genuinely did he just play a more extreme version of himself as Moss?
Pretty much; Graham Linehan essentially wrote the character specifically for Richard, and explicitly told him, "This is basically the nerdiest character ever, so, you know, just be yourself. No, just use your own voice."
Hes playing (a slightly toned down version of) Moss for _everything_ on Channel4, you should look up the chat/interview vids Russel Brand did with him in 2019, one of the few moments where Richard broke character & shows his actual persona a couple of times
Every time i hear the conundrum music now i hear Jessica yodeling
When Jimmy let's out a brief "normal" laugh before the inhales you know it's good
That's called a Bic drop, y'all!
I love when Richard and Sean don't want to be there haha
'if you love me, I'll flourish'
I love him so much 😂🤣
oh i hope his child has even a portion of that wit. i wish i could know what it was like to be that quick and creative.
Richard is what an Introverted Comedian would be.
Best of Richard of Ayoade:
Everything he ever says;
How he talks;
The tone of voice
With which he speaks,
And his choice of words.
Make that one.
I love Richard Ayoade
Rachel doing Aisling 😂😂😂
Jimmy's flat "what" was the most real thing he's ever said on tv
This is so delightful. Already a fan of Richard and British humor in general, but everything about this is so unlike my home country (America) in all the best ways, from the quiz show mental gymnastics, to the good humored ribbing and style of the hilarious outro. So, so very subscribed.
Richard coming for all my fave movies, first View From the Top, now White Chicks!
Richard and Jon for next countdown team please, thanks.
"Delightful news for someone who cares" would be a great name for an English Modest Mouse cover band.
If this was street countdown he would wipe the floor with all of them.
If he's never tried to sneak in a little Tnetennba, I'm going to be very disappointed in my snark-humour-God...
This guy must be a national treasure.
He's so gorgeous.
I love that he's wearing his Hong Kong suit!
Yes!
The older he gets the cuter the gets
I WANT MORE CONTENT OF RICHARD AYOADE!!!
Richard and Moss are one
How did a Norwegian and a Nigerian create the most British man in Britain?
Channel 4 interviewer gets *roasted* by Richard Ayoade. They still post the clip up. Now he gets his own best of. They really do like him don't they.
And so they should. Absolute legend.
I hope Tony gets in touch now that it's on TH-cam...
Don't worry, Richard and I are on good terms again.
I swear one of the hardest things I've ever done is trying to not jump back the video all the time whenever it shows Rachel in that dress.
Good news, everyone. "White chicks 2" is coming.
He was robbed for what I think should have been double the points. The greatest injustice this decade.
I want Richard to humiliate me with words and correct grammar. Also, who was the Jessica lady?
kinky
@@justinsmith6771 Thank you comrade.
She played Neil's love interest in the first Inbetweeners movie and then starred in a sort of female version of the Inbetweeners called Drifters.
Go watch Taskmaster and you'll see her eventually
He would find it gross that you don’t know grammar.
Richard invented the “didnt ask” joke
I feel like everyone missed the joke "I've been through thick and thin" when he's talking about the thesaurus.
What joke would that be?
He's saying it as if its a meaningful item to him when in reality, he's just trying to sneak on a thesaurus so he can cheat at the letters round (hence the calculator for the numbers round)
@@svresh Well, no, using a thesaurus for the letters round wouldn't have actually helped at all, the point of the joke as a whole was because of the "nerdy" character he gives off, it suits him as a mascot, however the joke in reference here is "I've been through thick and thin" which Collin Cunningham is implying has been missed by most people, however I'm yet to hear their explanation on what joke that would be
@@snowynya2229 the "thick and thin" line is a literally a throw away line to disguise the fact that the thesaurus doesn't actually mean anything to him and he's using it as an advantage. Furthermore, saying a thesaurus wouldnt help is like saying a dictionary wouldnt. Its a book of big words to find the useable letters with. If you think its just a prop for a nerd character he always plays, you're an imbecile.
I might be wrong, but he might be implying that going from "thick" to "thin" alphabetically wouldn't be so impressive in a thesaurus?
10:05 Again, delightful news...
*For someone who cares.*
Why is noone ever talking about how handsome he is aswell?