Noel Fielding Lets Dara Ó Briain Try On His Jacket | Big Fat Quiz of 2013
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The 2013 edition was recorded on 10 December and aired on 26 December 2013. The teams did not take team names.
Danny Dyer appeared in the studio to provide a live guest question. Pre-recorded guest questions were provided by Russell Brand, Anchorman 2 stars Steve Carell, Will Ferrell, and Paul Rudd; Olly Murs, Christine Ohuruogu, Louis Walsh, Richard Osman, The Great Gonzo (promoting Muppets Most Wanted), Harry Hill, and Sophie Ellis-Bextor. Educating Yorkshire teachers Mr Mitchell and Mr Burton, The Great British Bake Off series 4 runner-up Ruby Tandoh, Rizzle Kicks, and astronaut Chris Hadfield. The children of Mitchell Brook Primary School returned to act out Edward Snowden's spy leaks. Jon Snow reported on "Wrecking Ball" and Charles Dance read from the autobiography of Lauren Goodger. The mystery guest was Natalie Holt,[8] who threw eggs at Simon Cowell on the final of Britain's Got Talent.
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Noel and Dara did look like they were coming down after a festival 😆😆😆
This is why I like british celebs, they just chill and do whatever they want. How Noel just chilling on the steps lol
At 7:23 I was like "oh, Richard is still here!"
No shade, it was a pleasant surprise
4:19 Kristen being thrown off by the quizz getting back is just so hilarious because it is so genuine. 😆
Big ups to the lady in the crowd who got a fair bit of leftover roast turkey and a free DVD
Imagine getting a Jimmy Carr DVD with turkey inside the case.
Now imagine getting it from Noel Fielding XD
This got so derailed 😂😂
I watched this to the end in the hope that Dara might pick up the turkey carcass and beat Jack with it until he ran screaming to the end of the world. Unfortunately for the world that didn't happen.
Paul Rudd and, I guess, all of us were so innocent back then...but look at us now.
Wow.. “grand theft auto 5 was an enormous hit this year” - 2013.
Mad to think it’s still going with no signs of GTA6 anytime soon.
Well in 2014 they did make a billion dollars off of microtransaction style shark cards alone, pure 100% profit selling fake online currency for real currency. The biggest tragedy is that they overpriced the living s*** out of everything in GTA online so $10 million won't buy squat In the online game. Maybe two vehicles partially upgraded.
The bigger piss off is that they did the shittest half-ass remaster of vice City San Andreas and GTA III but it was so lousy that fan mods were better. It's like they shat the original content through a 30 minute machine learning upscaler and published it as-is without bothering to have anyone playtest it or look at it to see what the results were. And then they claim to can't have canceled GTA IV remaster because of poor sales of the trilogy, even though they actually canceled the GTA 4 remaster over a month prior to releasing the GTA trilogy. So that was a big flipping lie.
@@nybbleme littttttterallly looool! So fucking true man 😂😂😂😂
Well… now then
big man in a little coat...😁
After hearing her swear.. I now want to see an adult rated sweary bobs burgers... Would make having a movie a little less pointless too.
Spot on me
Minute 3:40
This is for the thumbnail*
Surely it would’ve made more sense to accept the 3 billion then use that money to do some good rather than trust Facebook to do it😂
Jack Whitehall really is James Corden levels of funny...
Still funnier than James
All the funny, none of the arrogance
Can someone please explain to me what the hell Boxing Day is? Because when I googled it all I learned was that it is an alternative Christmas but for poor people... is it like the British version of "Black Friday" or something?
Historically, poor people would go around on Christmas day with a pottery bow begging for money form the rich while they celebrated Christmas. The next day they would smash the bow and use the money gathered to buy food and presents to celebrate. Today it doesn't have the same connotation, it's more just a day to clean up, use up any leftovers and have another day of holiday, sort of creating a three-day event with Christmas eve and Christmas day.
It's the Christmas for people who have to work on Christmas, so they have it the day after.
It's for cricket, shopping and leftovers
Turkey,mayo,stuffing,lil cranberry jel on REAL rye bread, then ur living... 🚬
cheers susan. will try this out
Gta 5 was 10 years ago
I didnt even realise richard ayoade was there til noel sat back down
What is it with white bread in the UK??? You should have wheat or something w/flavor
don't know, most folk use the bread that they prefer. i like white or 50/50 for any meat sandwiches. seeded for jam. wholemeal well i suppose if i was desperate but not first choice. can't remember name of triangle loaf i love but rarely buy...
@@sezcam79 Thanks for your reply, Sarah. Realize that I made a blanket statement about all of UK but every film I see they have white bread in England.
@@joycejohnson7164 no worries it's most popular so not surprised you see it. although i grew up just with white so now i'm wondering if there was reason like after ww2 or something it became more common (cheapest?) or if it's just purely because we like it
They can have whatever the heck bread they want.
Err, are you American? If you are, you lot do seem obsessed with finding differences and problems in every aspect of life. To paraphrase your own comment, "You should try solutions, rather then problems".
it's softer texture is great
These highlights were ruined by Jack Whitehall… because Jack Whitehall ruins everything…
And his dumb father
🤣😂🤣☠ choked on my coffee
No way! Thought that Henry VIII part was brilliant...
That's fine. I bet even your corpse is an inconvenience to someone.
At least there is no James Corden
Can you imagine Americans understanding this humour? Or contributing to it in a meaningful way? No, neither can I.
there is literally an american on the panel
I'm an American and I understand and fully appreciate British humor. I also lived in England though.
@@ellielouise7005 Exactly. And their comprehension and contribution was what .... ?
Imagine caring so much about americans you bring them up in the comments of a completely unrelated video.
Lmfao buddy says "bought pizza for everyone" him and James cordon literally flaunted it in people's faces and told them to get over it. Watching Jack Whitehall on the same programs as Jonathan Ross is so fucking refreshing, seeing his wanna be Hollywood ass brought back down to earth
Well you see if he said "bought pizza just for me and Corden" the joke wouldn't work...
@@jonnbridges so then it doesn't work, making up a bunch of stuff for a joke doesn't make it work
@@user-ek7yc5zm1vIt clearly did work, people laughed...
@@jonnbridges I'm talking if he told the truth
@@user-ek7yc5zm1v And I'm telling you the truth doesn't always make for good comedy and he's a comedian. His job was to turn it into a joke...