Cresida daddy hahaha. Love the fact the Saturday night takeaway fans were saying hes so cringey and they don't find him funny, thats job well done then
Would love to see how many people thought he was a genuine person Also would love to know how much was improvised by Coogan, the P&O jibe definitely was
This might the best “Alan” performance I’ve seen Steve Coogan do since “I’m Alan Partridge” - it felt improvised, natural and he’s gone back to the classic voice. This was seriously better than it needed to be, probably wasted on a mainstream ITV audience though, but who knows, probably great for his streaming shows.
If you saw the Steve Coogan interview on Sunday Brunch the next day, he mentions it’s weird being in a world of tv so different to the one he’s used to. He says he pretty much did it to sell Stratagem.
ant and dec looked actually sincerely nervous and embarressed as they could tell that the jokes weren't landing.. this was like real life partridge.... partridge meets sasha baron cohen..loved it. it worked.
The audience all have ‘live, laugh, love’ on their walls, call 8pm “pink gin o’clock” and worship Loose Women as deities. They lacked the intelligence to understand Partridge humour, which made it even funnier.
The next experiment should be to make the audience think they are turning up to Ant and Decs Saturday night Takeaway but then instead they are subjected to a 3 hour, full text Shakespeare play. I would suggest The Merchant of Venice. And then see how many are still in their seats at the end.
Lmfao. I was actually living abroad the first time he came on TV in the early/mid 90s, I came back to the UK for Xmas and went to a mate's flat with a couple of other mates and we rolled spliffs and opened tins of beer, and Mike put a videotape of Knowing Me Knowing You with AP in, not saying anything. I sat there for a while thinking why the hell do they want to watch a mediocre chat show??? It took a few minutes before I realised, I think it was the ''am I right? You're not wrong'' comedian that did it.
@@simonh6371 I used to invite a load of friends round for some beers on a weekend night before going out.....I'd have The Day Today playing on the living room TV in the background....then after a while folk would slowly tune into the news stories and were getting more and more bewildered at what they thought was that evenings real news 🤣😝
when you look forward to Ant & Dec making you laugh every Saturday, the subtle complexities of a character like Partridge is gonna fly over everyone's head. Still, it makes for a more realistic hilarity.
"Have I got a second series? Actually, let-let-let me rephrase that. Can I...? No, in fact, I'll just repeat the question. Have I got a second series?"
I like the way most of the audience didn't get Alan's send up of inane, crass and cringeworthy ITV Saturday night "entertainment". I bet a large proportion of that audience have never watched Alan's shows, or anything Coogan has been in come to that. This crowd are the sort of people that would have once been Noel Edmond's audience in his equally embarrassing "House Party". They seem to enjoy just clapping to the music more than anything else, like performing seals. Next week... Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer as guest announcers....Please!!!
The snobbery in these comments is embarrassing! The worst attitudes of the English middle class laid bare. Ffs the audience aren’t thick, they totally responded to the jokes. Some of you guys need to reflect on your prejudices, you’re not as smart and cultivated as you think you are.
Nice one. Steve Coogan had to overcome middle class sneering when he was working on Spitting Image. You don't have to dehumanise people to have a laugh.
"Stephen Mulhern, say what you like about him but his availability is second to none." Classic Partridge 😂
This is brilliant, seeing Alan surrounded by an audience that isn't his somehow makes it even better.
Poor Steve Coogan having to slog his way through an ITV audience with a combined IQ of 50.
You are everything that’s wrong with England
Aha!
Lots of blank looks for sure.
As high as that? Really….
They'd have have been laughing non-stop if it was Mrs fucking Brown!
This is all the more funny as it went over so many of the audience's heads.
Cresida daddy hahaha. Love the fact the Saturday night takeaway fans were saying hes so cringey and they don't find him funny, thats job well done then
They actually got quite a lot of the partridge awkwardness in, i'm glad.
"Lynn, you've got to get me out of this, they said it'd be half an hour it's going on and on and on!"😃😃😃
Would love to see how many people thought he was a genuine person
Also would love to know how much was improvised by Coogan, the P&O jibe definitely was
Actually I would argue the P&O jibe was the only pre-conceived thing Coogan had in mind for his performance on the show.
Coogan saw this as a challenge and im so glad he went full steam ahead . 🙌
That audience listening to Alan Partridge is, to quote Stewart Lee, "like dogs listening to classical music"
Stewart Lee couldn't compose his kid in a Sainsbury's Local.
Little And Large have let themselves go ;)
This is actaully like a dream. I love this.
This might the best “Alan” performance I’ve seen Steve Coogan do since “I’m Alan Partridge” - it felt improvised, natural and he’s gone back to the classic voice. This was seriously better than it needed to be, probably wasted on a mainstream ITV audience though, but who knows, probably great for his streaming shows.
I was dreading watching this but that was actually pretty funny!
If you saw the Steve Coogan interview on Sunday Brunch the next day, he mentions it’s weird being in a world of tv so different to the one he’s used to. He says he pretty much did it to sell Stratagem.
Talk to me about stratagem, it's flaws it's cons and the overall stratagem of the concept.
I read a few articles saying this didn't work. Maybe it didn't for some of the Ant and Dec crowd, but this was freakin' hilarious.
The only way I'd watch this shit is if Alan is presenting 😂
I'm surprised Coogan fancied this but I'm glad he did. Lovely stuff
“Lovely stuff” Your words SongBillong?
@@krisinsaigon Not my words, Kris, the words of Shakin' Stevens
Coogan wouldn’t be up for this but Partridge would be
ant and dec looked actually sincerely nervous and embarressed as they could tell that the jokes weren't landing.. this was like real life partridge.... partridge meets sasha baron cohen..loved it. it worked.
The audience all have ‘live, laugh, love’ on their walls, call 8pm “pink gin o’clock” and worship Loose Women as deities. They lacked the intelligence to understand Partridge humour, which made it even funnier.
Superb statement…
The next experiment should be to make the audience think they are turning up to Ant and Decs Saturday night Takeaway but then instead they are subjected to a 3 hour, full text Shakespeare play. I would suggest The Merchant of Venice. And then see how many are still in their seats at the end.
Saved watching it live, thanks!
There's people who think Alan Partridge is real. No wonder this country is screwed.
All those Saturday Night viewers complaining “this Alan Partridge guy is so unfunny”
Lmfao. I was actually living abroad the first time he came on TV in the early/mid 90s, I came back to the UK for Xmas and went to a mate's flat with a couple of other mates and we rolled spliffs and opened tins of beer, and Mike put a videotape of Knowing Me Knowing You with AP in, not saying anything. I sat there for a while thinking why the hell do they want to watch a mediocre chat show??? It took a few minutes before I realised, I think it was the ''am I right? You're not wrong'' comedian that did it.
@@simonh6371 I used to invite a load of friends round for some beers on a weekend night before going out.....I'd have The Day Today playing on the living room TV in the background....then after a while folk would slowly tune into the news stories and were getting more and more bewildered at what they thought was that evenings real news 🤣😝
Wasted on the thick audience.
Absoloutely, my thoughts exactly.
Abso bloody exactly
"They've got Andi Peters in a chip shop in Kilmarnock" is wasted here😜
Yup
Literally clueless to his genius.
Thanks for sharing
ironically all the smug comments calling the audience too dumb to get it are very alan
I’m glad they edited this to exclude all the Geordie errr, people..
Makes you wonder what it's all aboot!😀😀
@@KRPTV WHAT?!!?!
You know, vandals, what is it all aboot?!😀😀
No, you've gone again
This was glorious!
This went better than the pyrotechnics and light show for Dante's Fires.
man there's always alan i haven't seen
when you look forward to Ant & Dec making you laugh every Saturday, the subtle complexities of a character like Partridge is gonna fly over everyone's head. Still, it makes for a more realistic hilarity.
Alan is such a masterpiece of comedy genius
haha brilliant seeing Alan. A lot of the younger viewers must have been thinking who on earth is this? Well it's Alan. Alan Partridge.
Lovely stuff.
Seeing Alan live in Brighton tomorrow. May 2022.
Wasted on this audience. That said it makes Alan believable and funnier to us. If you want awkward audiences watch the Milkybar skit on Comic Relief!
Get rid of these two give Alan his own Saturday night show! 👍
"Have I got a second series? Actually, let-let-let me rephrase that. Can I...? No, in fact, I'll just repeat the question. Have I got a second series?"
I don’t get all the comments about the audience. I think they seemed to be enjoying themselves
3:17 Ant & Dec faces after lol
Textbook
Saturday 2nd April 2022
I love how he says “it’s going on, on and on” it really does and it’s a tedious show.
Ugh Saturday night entertainment
A-ha!
Andy Peters in a chip shop in Kilmarnock..
It's desperate lol
🤣🤣😂😂😭 class
This country.
This is the first time I have ever watched this show, i wonder why.
Stratigem... Yeah yeah I like it.
Classic Partridge
I like the way most of the audience didn't get Alan's send up of inane, crass and cringeworthy ITV Saturday night "entertainment". I bet a large proportion of that audience have never watched Alan's shows, or anything Coogan has been in come to that. This crowd are the sort of people that would have once been Noel Edmond's audience in his equally embarrassing "House Party". They seem to enjoy just clapping to the music more than anything else, like performing seals. Next week... Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer as guest announcers....Please!!!
hahahaahahaa
They'll be used to Mrs Brown's Boys.
Uvavu.
My god, what a nightmare that programme is.
Brilliant
If we don't expose the ITV audience to this sort of thing, things will never improve.
Pearls before swine
Someone explain the ferry reference please. Was it actually controversial?
If you asking this question, Partridge isn’t for you.
@@tz6414 what a bizarre response
A ferry company fired all their staff at the time.
Mulhern getting roasted:))
Bleak.
Steve, why?
Your act was really poor. If he had any sense of dignity he'll leave the stage
U know that sofa u know where to hiden it at DFS 😆
Ruddy 'ell
Wasted on this audience unfortunately
The snobbery in these comments is embarrassing! The worst attitudes of the English middle class laid bare.
Ffs the audience aren’t thick, they totally responded to the jokes.
Some of you guys need to reflect on your prejudices, you’re not as smart and cultivated as you think you are.
Nice one. Steve Coogan had to overcome middle class sneering when he was working on Spitting Image. You don't have to dehumanise people to have a laugh.
Awfully surreal seeing a BBC/Baby Cow/sometimes Sky Atlantic comic creation on ITV. Huh?
Jesus Christ the audience are unbearable. Most of the jokes are going over their heads.
Is this the kinda shit that people are watching in the UK?
Glad I emigrated.
So are people in the UK
Again nothing new, rip off of swallow but less funny.