"Not as long as some musicals." "Willie's, Willie's, I like Willie's..." "Its "I LOVE Willie's..." "What?" "I LOVE Willie's!" "Sir, can you keep it down?" The cut to Moss behind the bar, lol!
I.T. Crowd never fails. Just the look on Jen's face when she sees Roy in a wheelchair and Moss behind the bar. Only could happen to this trio. All the best :)
I have an electric recliner but it goes pretty slow so every time I have it recline or return upright, I look to my wife and say "I'm disabled" and she replies "acid?"
I'm physically disabled, and I was at my local pub one day when this insensitive lady asked: what happened to you? I promptly replied: acid?? It's my best comeback ever, which is perfect for strangers who ask me these stupid questions. It certainly left a puzzled look on her face.
Yep, it was Jay's dad from Inbetweeners. Also Laura Knightly, was played by Lydia Fox, Richard Ayoade's wife. And the bald gay guy with the moustache on the bus is Ash Atalla, the series producer.
Nice seeing another hilarious 😂 episode of the IT Crowd, which is one of my favourite British TV shows here in the UK! Thanks for sharing Megan & I hope you feel better soon!! 🙏❤️
If you haven't already seen it, please consider reacting to "Garth Marenghi's Darkplace". It's a cult classic British comedy series that has some actors you'll recognize from this show.
I think one of the cleverest bit of writing was that the "Heat" magazine joke at the end is what triggered the confession. It was set up at the beginning of the episode and paid off at the end. Can you imagine how hilarious it was to produce this musical for the episode ?
Every now and then a genius character comes along with the perfect actor. Moss/Richard Ayoade is one, Jim/Mark Heap in Friday Night Dinner is another. Such a shame that Graham Linehan, the creator of so many great comedies, was effectively cancelled and his wife left him because she couldn't handle the trolling he received because he happened to speak the facts about how things actually are
S2E1 is one of the most perfect self contained half hours of comedy ever written. You don't need to know a thing about the show or the characters to enjoy it.
This episode was my introduction to IT Crowd and I was hooked. I showed it to my husband and he was hooked. So funny. This and The Haunting of Bill Crouse are both favorites of mine.
My favorite episode.. this and "The Dinner party" BTW.... if you have never seen "Coupling" you should check it out, i think it's the most well written sitcom made.. rarely gets any love...
Love this series so much. Want more classic Brit comedy ? - Blackadder - start on season 2 (season one has different writers and wildly different characters) - Rowan (Mr Bean) Atkinson as confidant to Queen Elisabeth I (Miranda Richardson) written by Ben Elton. Some of the funniest stuff you will ever see, and season 4 in WWI has some really strong emotional beats - The Green Wing - anarchic hospital full of zany characters. Pushes the envelope for "awkward" British humor
One of the best episodes. Great reaction. Yeah it's Jay's dad. This actor always plays the overweight, worker type. he's good at it. He was in the UK Office as the warehouse guy who is watching Lee's dog having coitus with another warehouse members dog. Among many other similar roles.
I've only ever encountered one "toilet guy". It was in a nightclub in Spain. He had bottles of aftershave and would let you have a couple of sprays if you gave him a euro. My best guess for the purpose of ones without aftershave is maybe they're acting as security? I'm only speculating but perhaps he's there to stop vandalism, drug use and/or dealers? It's possible that the one I met was doing the same and the aftershave was just a side-hustle... I'm not sure.
I've always got an old comedy on the go where I watch one or two episodes in the evening. Currently have Father Ted and Black Books on the go. This one is next - again.
I'm not well myself Megan. Really bad cold. I'm wondering if I've caught it off you after watching your latest "League Of Gentlemen" upload. We've heard of these "computer viruses" eh ? 😜Get well soon Megan. X
@@paulelroy6650 too real, not trippy enough. i'll confess i only watched a couple and couldn't get on with it. the first series of anything is usually lacking until the actors and script writers find their feet and get mistakes etc outta the way. moreover ending or last episodes of an idea suck too for the opposite reasons take red dwarf for example , man that got lamer and poorer towards the last few series' .
The IT Crowd, Father Ted and Black Books are amazing British comedy. Such a shame the creator turned out to be a garbage human being that even his wife and children were so disgusted with, they left him. When you learn about his political views, a lot of the stereotypes in this episode make so much sense.
That was a very fun show, although some of the jokes dont stand the test of times. Who makes gay jokes anymore? At least, some of the episode still works, like Moss revealed as bar tender. Perfect timing.
That cut to Moss behind the bar is complete genius, and never fails to make me laugh
It really is genius! 😂
Plus, the lady who stars in the play is actually Richard Ayoade's (Moss) wife in real life! I'm not sure if they met here or were already married.
@@MeganRuthIn the PC/woke 2020s, such an episode would never be made.
@@Abcd-j9i Huh? What exactly about this episode is "non-woke" or "non-PC"?
@@musefan12345 Pretending to be disabled is hilarious! F the handicapped!
One of the greatest episodes of any sitcoms… So many layers. Graham Linehan is a genius of the genre
He’s many other things too, sadly. 😐😕
@@andrewmay1299 There's always one....
@@andrewmay1299He’s got some concerns let’s says. Will be interesting to see Megans’s reaction to that episode if it is still available.
@@Paul_1971 well if you include JKR two.
@@andrewmay1299 Someone who stands up for women and girls? The Bastard.
"Not as long as some musicals."
"Willie's, Willie's, I like Willie's..."
"Its "I LOVE Willie's..."
"What?"
"I LOVE Willie's!"
"Sir, can you keep it down?"
The cut to Moss behind the bar, lol!
One of the best comedy episodes ever. Cannot watch it without laughing, even though I know what's to come
I.T. Crowd never fails. Just the look on Jen's face when she sees Roy in a wheelchair and Moss behind the bar. Only could happen to this trio. All the best :)
"I'm disabled, leg disabled. Someone stole my wheelchair" i say these quotes a lot. 😂
😂 hilarious!
My friend who actually IS disabled has used the "I'M DISABLED" line before, when she was taking a long time in a public toilet
Acid!
I have an electric recliner but it goes pretty slow so every time I have it recline or return upright, I look to my wife and say "I'm disabled" and she replies "acid?"
I'm physically disabled, and I was at my local pub one day when this insensitive lady asked: what happened to you? I promptly replied: acid??
It's my best comeback ever, which is perfect for strangers who ask me these stupid questions. It certainly left a puzzled look on her face.
Acid, what are the chances of that happening?
@@the98themperoroftheholybri33 one in a...
Wheelchair user here, and I do the exact same thing to busybodies!
That's a burn.
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I do a lot of long distance running and the next day regularly use the line... "Mi legs don't work!" 11:04
Yep, it was Jay's dad from Inbetweeners. Also Laura Knightly, was played by Lydia Fox, Richard Ayoade's wife. And the bald gay guy with the moustache on the bus is Ash Atalla, the series producer.
Legit one of the funniest episodes of any sitcom ever.
I love this show, but this standalone might be one of the best episodes I’ve ever seen Roy being lifted into the wheelchair van at the end 😂😂😂
My equal favourite IT Crowd episode, along with the German Cannibal one.
He was a fine young cannibal...
This is one of the greatest shows ever created!
Nice seeing another hilarious 😂 episode of the IT Crowd, which is one of my favourite British TV shows here in the UK! Thanks for sharing Megan & I hope you feel better soon!! 🙏❤️
Thanks Falcom! 😊
If you haven't already seen it, please consider reacting to "Garth Marenghi's Darkplace". It's a cult classic British comedy series that has some actors you'll recognize from this show.
I think one of the cleverest bit of writing was that the "Heat" magazine joke at the end is what triggered the confession. It was set up at the beginning of the episode and paid off at the end. Can you imagine how hilarious it was to produce this musical for the episode ?
They clean the facilities, keep up supplies, will likely have other toiletries available if needed. They’re there for discrete assistance.
One of the most underrated comedy shows ever created in Britain 🇬🇧 I love this show and is in my top 5 best comedy shows ever
This episode had my Dad and I dying of laughter as well!🤣
Defo one of the top tier IT Crowd episodes
Every now and then a genius character comes along with the perfect actor. Moss/Richard Ayoade is one, Jim/Mark Heap in Friday Night Dinner is another. Such a shame that Graham Linehan, the creator of so many great comedies, was effectively cancelled and his wife left him because she couldn't handle the trolling he received because he happened to speak the facts about how things actually are
S2E1 is one of the most perfect self contained half hours of comedy ever written. You don't need to know a thing about the show or the characters to enjoy it.
This episode was my introduction to IT Crowd and I was hooked. I showed it to my husband and he was hooked. So funny. This and The Haunting of Bill Crouse are both favorites of mine.
Haunting is one of my faves too
this and the Dinner Party are my favorite episodes
Best episode by far!
Hi Megan. I'm glad you loved that, it's great to see you really laughing out loud. It's a brilliant show.
😂 It really is!
@@MeganRuth All the American and Canadian reactors to this, that I have watched, have enjoyed it.
The Episode "Something Happened" is one of the few times in my 42 years i laughed so hard i cried. I love this show.
This show is one of my favorites, but this episode in particular is the best.
One of the best episodes ever!
My favorite episode.. this and "The Dinner party" BTW.... if you have never seen "Coupling" you should check it out, i think it's the most well written sitcom made.. rarely gets any love...
Ah yeah, Coupling. So friggin funny😅
They had toilet guys in some of the clubs i went to years ago to stop people using or selling drugs in them.
ahh interesting!
@MeganRuth Also to prevent graffiti & holes being drilled in the cubicle walls.
Best episode of the entire series!
this one of the funniest episodes of the show eve I was choking with laughter when I watched it first time lol
Jen carnt leave Moss and Roy alone for a few minutes lool
This is one of the greatest episodes of any comedy show ever
One of my favorite shows. You should also check out Black Books and Coupling.
Next the greatest exit of a comedy series, and an entrance of 1 of the best XD
one of the best eps of the series
Love this series so much. Want more classic Brit comedy ?
- Blackadder - start on season 2 (season one has different writers and wildly different characters) - Rowan (Mr Bean) Atkinson as confidant to Queen Elisabeth I (Miranda Richardson) written by Ben Elton. Some of the funniest stuff you will ever see, and season 4 in WWI has some really strong emotional beats
- The Green Wing - anarchic hospital full of zany characters. Pushes the envelope for "awkward" British humor
25 minutes of the most tightly scripted comedy I’ve seen in a long time.
I'm pretty sure the folk working in pub toilets are there to prevent drug use. At least that's the logical explanation
One of the best episodes. Great reaction. Yeah it's Jay's dad. This actor always plays the overweight, worker type. he's good at it. He was in the UK Office as the warehouse guy who is watching Lee's dog having coitus with another warehouse members dog. Among many other similar roles.
I worked "Front of House" in a Theatre.This is accurate. 😂
This episode was brilliant.
I never watched this, feels like i missed out :)
I've only ever encountered one "toilet guy". It was in a nightclub in Spain. He had bottles of aftershave and would let you have a couple of sprays if you gave him a euro.
My best guess for the purpose of ones without aftershave is maybe they're acting as security? I'm only speculating but perhaps he's there to stop vandalism, drug use and/or dealers?
It's possible that the one I met was doing the same and the aftershave was just a side-hustle... I'm not sure.
The Actress Laura Knightly in the Play is Moss's real life wife Lynda Fox
Lydia, not Lynda. Richard's wife and sister of right wing mouthpiece (ringpiece) Lawrence Fox.
"The Audience applauded"
"Not as long as some musicals."
"More than tolerable."
I've always got an old comedy on the go where I watch one or two episodes in the evening. Currently have Father Ted and Black Books on the go. This one is next - again.
We haven't even got to the Matt Berry episodes yet
faaaaatherrrrr
The Mighty Boosh!
If you enjoyed more Richmond I'd suggest another British show called Mighty Boosh with Noel, it's surreal and great 😊
"there is no such thing as bisexual,. its just greed". great quote, from a great show, well worth a watch,
This bi guy appreciates the shout out! 👍
The 2nd greatest tv show of all time , I love this show so much … you’ll really like it ..
Nothing beats British comedy.
Hey sorry but I sadly can't watch your videos, the flash effect you're using between cuts is setting off my sensitivity to light.
This episode has almost nothing to do with the basic premise of the show, it is basically a stand alone farce :-)
Being a American and not knowing a lot about Britain geography I had to look up where Manchester is...
It's slightly above ManBellyer, and slightly below ManNecker
Jay's dad from the inbetweeners.
I'm not well myself Megan. Really bad cold. I'm wondering if I've caught it off you after watching your latest "League Of Gentlemen" upload. We've heard of these "computer viruses" eh ? 😜Get well soon Megan. X
This is one of the greatest episodes ever. EVER.
Funniest episode by miles!!
"Acid". 🤣
Dunno if you’ve watched it yet but you should check out black books
claasic episode, greta reaction
Funniest episode of all time
one of the vest episodes 😂
"I'm disabled."
Jay's dad 😊
YES! Thank you :)
I hope your cold gets better🤧
Thank you! 😊
Wow, she looks like Darcy from Coldones
Willies...willies...🎶
Nathan Barley the tickle monster
12:03 Moss was right!
I'm disabled 😂😂😂
❤❤❤❤
Take a shot every time you hear "bisexual".
nice top
if you like richmond check out a thing called thee mighty boosh, skip all off season 1 though it sucked donkey balls
what makes series 1 bad?
@@paulelroy6650 too real, not trippy enough. i'll confess i only watched a couple and couldn't get on with it. the first series of anything is usually lacking until the actors and script writers find their feet and get mistakes etc outta the way. moreover ending or last episodes of an idea suck too for the opposite reasons take red dwarf for example , man that got lamer and poorer towards the last few series' .
The IT Crowd, Father Ted and Black Books are amazing British comedy. Such a shame the creator turned out to be a garbage human being that even his wife and children were so disgusted with, they left him. When you learn about his political views, a lot of the stereotypes in this episode make so much sense.
That was a very fun show, although some of the jokes dont stand the test of times. Who makes gay jokes anymore?
At least, some of the episode still works, like Moss revealed as bar tender. Perfect timing.
The whole episode works as long as you ignore your Woke brainwashing.