I am awaiting the posthumous embezzlement charges from the RNLI tbh... (Not a serious accusation, just a similar reference to some quip from countdown)
If all Sean Lock ever gave us was “ The Tiger who fancied a pint “ that would truly be legacy enough but, that was just a tiny fraction of his talent, he was a comic genius.
Don't normally get bothered about celebrities dying but honestly saddened by this. Been watching Sean for years and he had me stitches. He had such a way of making normal stuff seem so mental or wrong haha. Thanks for the laughs Sean.
I felt the same. I never met Sean but he made me laugh and always seemed a genuine person. It honestly made me genuinely sad, in a way I didn't expect, to hear that he had passed away. Thanks for all the laughs, Sean. You will be missed.
I loved it when Jimmy Carr asked Sean if he ever showed his sensitive side and Sean said "yeah, once to my wife and once I slowed down for a horse". He was a comedy genius.
Bill Bailey, what a gent and true friend. We who did not really know Sean Lock personally are gutted so cannot even imagine what his actual mates are going through, much less the family. Just sad.
This stopped me in my tracks. I'm 30 now, and so many of my teenaged years were spent obsessively watching British panel shows. Bill Bailey a class act as usual. I remember Sean had skin cancer as a young man. So sad. Fuck cancer.
@@Liusila Same here. mid thirties now, and my teens and early adulthood I watched all the comedy shows I could, it was a big part of my life. The various TV shows; sitcoms, sketch shows, panel shows, quizzes etc, plus stand-up DVD's for xmas every year, you know. I was round at my best mates house on Wednesday when he got a notification. He just looked at the phone, went silent and handed it to me to read. Felt like being punched in the chest. Been watching quite a few videos the last couple of days, of different compilations and "best bits" etc of Sean. There are certainly many to choose from - both "best bits" and tribute and fan videos. I don't think I really knew *just* how popular and well liked Sean was. There is some kind of small comfort in knowing I am not alone in feeling this, this actual genuine grief. I hope Sean knew just how much he was loved by his fans, the public, but also clearly his friends and colleagues, family. I bawled my eyes out watching through this one tbh. I'm legit still crying writing this now. Seeing legends like Bill Bailey so clearly upset, even Dave Spikey, idk, you can see how raw and real their pain. I don't think I have ever been so affected by the death of someone I never met before this. To echo the person before you, and probably everyone else - Fuck cancer and RIP Sean Lock, gone way too soon
When my ex and I were homeless in London he never once walked past without showing love and putting an extra fiver in our pockets to make sure we could eat! A decade on.... My heart bleeds that he is gone
I saw his last video was an appeal for a local food charity. Clearly had a heart and love for the people. Increasingly rare these days. Plus his love letters skit should is a study in comic genius.
Genuinely can’t imagine Cats Does Countdown w/o Sean. Him & his morbid sense of humor was what initially made me fall in love w/ British comedy. He will be sorely missed! RIP 💜
I could cry i really could comedians like Sean can get u through some dark chapters of life and now hes gone cats does countdown is never going to be the same
tyrannosaurus rex with no teeth...fuck off Goebbels hasn't caught any fish today...Hitler's very hungry. And the list go on....How can this be so sad and funny at the same time?
I remember having to re-watch that episode after he surprised everyone with that first joke ...had me laughing for too long. Rachel Riley almost bent backwards in half laughing 🤣
Heartbroken. Never been affected by a celebrity passing tbh but Sean’s passing has hit hard. Rip to one of the greats. “Nooooooooooooo whhhhyyyyyy noooooooo”
Me too. I wanted to thank Sean one day for helping me to laugh, when my troubles were so bad I couldn't. I just saw Sean as "a bloke on TV" and I think that's exactly how he wanted to be seen.
I’m not surprised that all these lovely things are being said about him, have never met him, but he was the type of guy you just knew was a really nice guy. Must be a comfort to his friends and family with such lovely words being said about him. RIP
I am from the Philippines and though far, he became part of my 30-minute comedy time before I went to sleep. I felt like he was my friend. My condolences to all the people who felt like they lost someone.
Australian here... We lost one of the good ones with Sean Lock. He was like a mate you were sitting in the pub with having a beer and a laugh. A joy to watch; but the bugger always caused me pain...mainly in my side from laughing so much. "That's a challenging wank" has to be the best one liner ad-libs ever! I spat my coffee across the room. I will remember him with a chuckle and a smile; not with sadness.
Well said fellow Aussie. He was brilliantly funny. I will always remember his line from QI that he said to Bill Bailey....The Dalai Farmer......Will miss his comic genius
I think he had a moment of thinking he crossed the line with that one... Until he saw that Rachael thought it was hilarious. I don't think anyone else could have gotten away with that, but he nailed it.
@E Watts Well... If I look at people are dobbing each other in to the cops for going outside I wouldn't claim we are very larrikin, more like compliant lemming. Which also makes me think Australia is not a very country to be proud of at the moment.
As an American, I was introduced to Sean via You Tube on 8 Out of 10 Cats ... he was a comedic genius and will be missed by all of us. Thank Goodness for You Tube where we can still appreciate him.
He did a program in the states recently where he met some real life cowboys and stayed with them for a few days and it was great. You could see what type of guy he was and how he fitted in with his hosts. Was great TV.
I love Sean's answer when asked what makes him happy.His answer -"coming home to a full mouse trap!". Genius.I'll really miss those unique answers that only his brain would think up.
We all feel like we lost a family member when Sean passed. No offence to his real family btw, it’s a testament to his character. He brought so much happiness and laughter to the country and we all admired him. We’re Going to miss you Sir Sean Lock :(
Have to agree with that. Better than I could ever put. I didn't know Sean, he didn't know me. Our paths would never cross, unless, cos I know he went into proper boozers and I saw him there. I've seen semi/famous people all over London. I'm working class Plastic Paddy, with a few quid. I'd never approach him outdoors. In a pub, I'd stand him a good few pints. I loved his mind, his approach, his comedy. It came up on my Twitter feed, as breaking news. Honest to God, it was like a fuckin gut punch. The wind out of me sails. Couldn't take it in. For the rest of the day I was searching me mind and going "Yeah, I remember when he shaved his hair, had the goatee. Some episodes he had a hoarse/croake voice." He kept it 'underwraps', so to speak. And, to me, in this day and age, that's a sign of somebody which I admire. To me, I grew up in the early 90's looking back - at things like music, fashion, comedy, architecture, general TV and revering it. "This is the fabric of our nation." He, not only he, but particulary him, made me think... he is a stardust. One of a kind. Nothing really can touch him on the circuit, what he's doing now. And I think he had a lot MORE, but, the 15 Stories thing didn't work out, and I think people will look back now and go "Fuckin 'ell. SO ahead of it's time." I'm gutted. It's mad. Don't know the bloke. Don't know anybody who knows him/met him. He's a bloke off the TV. That's it. The comedy ripped through me. When I saw him in non-comedic situations, I was pulled in. Loved him. Always will.
Seal clubbin, rectum of the year and 'challenging wank' still brings me to tears. I still can't believe he's gone. A very funny man has left us. R.I.P.
🇧🇻 Not to forget, sidenote to the "Hot rectum of the year"-award... "... and when 'he' bent over, the sprinklers went off!" 🤣 I cracked a rib then, laughing, simply could not stop! Probably the utterly most brilliant and most stupidiest things I have ever, ever heard. 🤣🤣🤣 R.I.P True Legend ❤
I lost one of my best friends the other day. How Bill manages to talk about his friend like this without losing it gets my upmost respect. Cherish your friendships. God bless all those grieving the loss of loved one.
This made me cry, its so true When my ex and I were homeless in London he never once walked past without showing love and putting an extra fiver in our pockets to make sure we could eat! That act of kindness and encouragement meant EVERYTHING he didn't even have 2 speak sometimes to show his incredible character. Absolutely adored him as we all did. Sending prayers to Anoushka and the children and families and friends
I don’t think a “celebrity”death has ever saddened me this much. Feels so shocking that he lost his life so young. Condolences to everyone who loved him and will miss him. What a loss for everyone who enjoyed him and his comedy.
You know a person is well loved and respected when reading all the comments on all these youtube clips and it is the overwhelming sentiment of your statement.
I think he was the greatest. His range and scoop had no bounderies. He used always the right amount of words for the maximum effect. His calm voice talking to you as an 'expert' pulling you into any crazy story. Favourites of mine were 'spine in the sack', his koala expression and the dolphins in QI. Thank you Sean, thank you so much for all you gave! I think i can speak on behalf of all admirers in Holland
Bloke from germany here. Even over here people admired his comedy. I had so many nice times watching him on countdown. Condolences to his loved ones. He was one of the best and he will be missed. I will surely.
Living in Canada, I discovered Sean through TH-cam and 8 Out Of 10 Cats, and there’s was rarely an episode in which he didn’t make me laugh. He was far too young and had so many more laughs to gift us. RIP Sean.
Same here. Living in Ontario the past year has not been the greatest. But finding his standup and the countdown vids has made the past yr much more enjoyable. When your gut hurts from laughing so hard watching him you know that he did his job well. It truly shocked me when only after watching a couple vids the other morning and seeing Michael McIntyre's post on Facebook group about his passing. He will truly be missed. RIP Sean. Thank you for your humor, your laughter, your amazing talent.
Living in India, similar discover, he was so much fun to be around may his legacy joy and laughter carried on... Thank you for making me laugh in the worst of times... RIP Sean.
Still crushes me now. He could deliver frustration, arrogance, and many other emotions, so well. And like the guys said, he was so creative. He'd pull garbage from nowhere, run with it, and still get a bloody wonderful joke out of it. I'd just sit there in awe about how he got there. And like everyone says, he just looks like a great guy to be around. Wish I could have met him and thanked him for him being so openly him.
I'm an American and I'm absolutely devastated by this news. One of the driest wits and so self deprecating. Best thoughts to his friends, family and other close folks
Most of my friends don't know who this man was here in the States, but I do, and it is their loss because we have lost another great one. I will miss his deadpan delivery.
Aw it's weird I don't usually get emotional about celebrity deaths but when I heard Sean Lock had gone I really did feel like I had lost an uncle or something, as did many other people I'm sure. What a great guy. There are not many comedians that can make people consistently laugh like Lock did. rip to a true comedy legend
@@charmainevillamin4658 same, and i dont normally get sad when a celeb passes. But sean brightened up many of my days when i was tired from work or upset or down etc. He was a legend and will be sorely missed
From Australia 🇦🇺. So very sad and absolutely stunned. We can really only watch the great British comedians on TH-cam. My bedtime viewing includes Sean Lock, whenever he came across my feed. So happy to have come across this man. My viewing won’t be the same. RIP lovely man. 🙏🏻
I’m an American and enjoyed watching Sean on 8 out of 10 cats on TH-cam. Such a great comedian. Just found the show about three years ago. Great man. R.I.P.
Crying watching this. Bill's responses were so heartfelt, it's clear how much Sean meant to him as a friend and colleague. Such a touching tribute. I remember that initially it took me just a little longer to warm to Sean than it did to the likes of Bill or David Mitchell, Bob Mortimer, et al. But the more I saw Sean, the more I laughed, and laughed, and laughed, and just reveled in the superb, absurdist truth of his humour. Sean Lock, you are truly missed by millions of people who never knew you. Thank you for being with us.
I'm so gutted Sean Lock has died, but I can only imagine the highs & lows his peers like Bill Bailey, Dave Spikey, Jimmy Car, Jon Richardson, etc are feeling right now. They got to laugh at his material like all the rest of us, but they also knew him personally, so while I'm sure they must feel so blessed by that, they probably have an absolute void when they remember that he won't be around any more. Thank God he left us all so much incredible material. Much love to his family and all his comedian friends.
I keep reading he was a comedians comedian! That must be the highest praise a comedian can receive! Seems like he was just universally funny! Will be missed! RIP
Some of the best of Sean Lock was when it seemed he was just someone who'd wandered into a TV studio and started telling a story. He'll be missed on both sides of the pond.
Wow Bill. Thank you for sharing. Such a genuine person sharing about another genuine person. Sean was great because he was just a bloke. But he could always top you.
The pain in Spikey’s face and voice says it all. Sean was the absolute best at what he did, and was a gentleman to boot. Will be forever sorely missed by his legions of fans and those that loved him.
@@TheWelwyn21 Sean is my favourite comedian and I absolutely love the guy but I think it’s fair to say stand up wasn’t what made him the best comedian, it’s his appearances on panel shows which makes him stand out as one of the best comedians ever
@@TheWelwyn21 you have totally got the wrong idea iv seen Sean 3 times in small venues I was making a point that he didn’t have the fan base for big arena tours like say Peter Kay but is still one of the funniest guys on tv you tit
he is one of the most consistent comedians that could make me 'belly' laugh for the last 30 years, even with repeat watching. the guy always made the best jokes possible for the situation/subject.
2 years on I still can't believe he's not here anymore. The finest comedian of his generation. I put his work on when I'm down and I thank him for never failing to cheer me up. Miss you Sean.
Being from America what got me into British comedy was “best of Sean lock on 8 out of 10 cats does countdown ” on TH-cam a few years ago. RIP to a true comedic genius
As people who knew him, worked with him and called him a mate, I don't know how these guys are managing to keep so collected talking about him on camera this way. Christ, I certainly had some tears watching this and I know I won't be the only one. As Bill said, he left one hell of a legacy with his work.
I discovered 8 out of 10 cats does countdown a few months ago and sean lock was in it. I immediately love the vibes he brought and I watched every episode I can find with him in it. In a few months he brought me joy during this hard time and I'm devastated that the man that made me laugh in a short amount of time is now gone. RIP Sean you will be dearly missed.
As an American, I never would’ve heard of Sean if it wasn’t for the shows that Jimmy Carr hosted that I’ve watched on TH-cam. A very unique talent. God Bless.
I watched him on you tube and am not ready for him to go! I think he was one if the funniest comedians ever! I shall miss him terribly. Being in the states I never saw him live. My thoughts to his family!!
Sean felt like the uncle at family partys even tho ive never met him his comedy made me feel like i knew him he truly was the best comedian ive ever seen
I‘m from Germany and a huge fan of Sean Lock. I‘m still so sad that he passed away. Soon gonna watch Ideal again. Can‘t wait to see the episodes featuring Sean. 🖤
A really lovely man,he will be missed…….but never forgotten. We should remember……don’t cry because he’s gone..let’s smile because he was here. Rest in peace dear man.
I was so so sorry to hear about the passing of Sean. He was a seriously funny man! The world is a poorer place without him 😢 RIP Sean Lock. My deepest sympathies to his family and friends 🙏
Sean was always so captivating, whenever he spoke you instantly would wonder "where the hell is this gonna go" and you could never guess how funny it would end up being.
Years ago while searching comedians on the net I came across a QI clip with Sean Lock as a guest. That started a friendship that lasted many years. I never met Sean, was never even in the same country as him and he never knew about this friendship. Well that's what it felt like. An amazing comedy talent that, no matter what could bring a smile to anyone's face. Goodbye Sean Lock, from a friend you never met
poor Spikey, he looks like he's in genuine pain. the giant gouge in the pitch where my heart used to be, keeps gaping when ever I stop on a Sean Lock video. I can't accept he's gone. genuine sadness
@@Daye04 It's easy to put an e on the end without thinking, and being emotional wont help them think straight, so maybe you could cut the dude some slack there Daye O. as I'm cutting you some as you were obviously as pissed off about Seans death as l am.. Like a good many have said l don't usually get too emotional over a celeberitys death, but for some reason that feels like losing an old and valued friend l do this time, I'm surprised at how sad l still feel, usually it's " oh that's sad then 2 days later forgotten. But not with Sean. His presence will be surely missed for a good while.
@@biggusdickkus2956 that is fair. It does seem like a pointless dig at me to intentionally spell my username wrong. But I'll be the better person. I'm sorry, I'll delete my message about spelling the name wrong
I was shocked to hear of his death. So young! As a Yank, I stumbled into the panel shows a few years back and all I can say is, we've all lost a great man!
A lot of things in the last year or two make sense now. Sean missing some of the episodes due to illness, hoarse voice, trimmed hair. Didn't realise what he was enduring all this time, while still making us laugh.
Obituary report (yesterday) can be seen here: th-cam.com/video/DHBrqPUlBt8/w-d-xo.html
RIP the legendary Sean lock he as an absaloutelty brilliant guy and comedian he warmed many hearts may he be deeply missed by millions
I'm going to be disappointed if it doesn't start out as, "Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooo."
Thank you Sir
@@mistorWhiskers
'...WWWWWHHHHYYYYYYYYYYYY?
NOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooo!
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!'
Shush
He once slowed down for a horse.
Good man.
Just once, though. The other times, I imagine he considered it a race, lol.
I am awaiting the posthumous embezzlement charges from the RNLI tbh...
(Not a serious accusation, just a similar reference to some quip from countdown)
@@RJ-wx3fh obviously
Err that's just highway code and manners. I have no idea who he is or was
@@rayskitten78 he was a gentleman who seldom showed his sensitive side.
Rip Benny harvey, miss you big man.
If all Sean Lock ever gave us was “ The Tiger who fancied a pint “ that would truly be legacy enough but, that was just a tiny fraction of his talent, he was a comic genius.
Fit as a baker's dog...
Or Cyril the Screw. Lol
“Rectum of the year” is a personal highlight
You can’t forget “Nazi Island” with that.
Shush
Don't normally get bothered about celebrities dying but honestly saddened by this. Been watching Sean for years and he had me stitches. He had such a way of making normal stuff seem so mental or wrong haha. Thanks for the laughs Sean.
My thoughts exactly Mike, couldn’t have said it any better 👍 truly gutted and saddened
Well said Mike
I felt the same. I never met Sean but he made me laugh and always seemed a genuine person. It honestly made me genuinely sad, in a way I didn't expect, to hear that he had passed away. Thanks for all the laughs, Sean. You will be missed.
His humour reached right across the globe to New Zealand here. Extremely saddened by the news of Sean's passing. Rest in peace Sean.
My thoughts exactly
I loved it when Jimmy Carr asked Sean if he ever showed his sensitive side and Sean said "yeah, once to my wife and once I slowed down for a horse". He was a comedy genius.
You are so right, what a quip.
Bill Bailey, what a gent and true friend. We who did not really know Sean Lock personally are gutted so cannot even imagine what his actual mates are going through, much less the family. Just sad.
This stopped me in my tracks. I'm 30 now, and so many of my teenaged years were spent obsessively watching British panel shows.
Bill Bailey a class act as usual. I remember Sean had skin cancer as a young man. So sad. Fuck cancer.
@@headlikeorange3600 I’m 30 and did exactly the same. It feels like one of my extended family members has died.
Pamela, love your comment. Thank you xoxo
@@Liusila Same here. mid thirties now, and my teens and early adulthood I watched all the comedy shows I could, it was a big part of my life. The various TV shows; sitcoms, sketch shows, panel shows, quizzes etc, plus stand-up DVD's for xmas every year, you know.
I was round at my best mates house on Wednesday when he got a notification. He just looked at the phone, went silent and handed it to me to read. Felt like being punched in the chest.
Been watching quite a few videos the last couple of days, of different compilations and "best bits" etc of Sean. There are certainly many to choose from - both "best bits" and tribute and fan videos. I don't think I really knew *just* how popular and well liked Sean was.
There is some kind of small comfort in knowing I am not alone in feeling this, this actual genuine grief.
I hope Sean knew just how much he was loved by his fans, the public, but also clearly his friends and colleagues, family.
I bawled my eyes out watching through this one tbh. I'm legit still crying writing this now. Seeing legends like Bill Bailey so clearly upset, even Dave Spikey, idk, you can see how raw and real their pain.
I don't think I have ever been so affected by the death of someone I never met before this.
To echo the person before you, and probably everyone else -
Fuck cancer
and RIP Sean Lock, gone way too soon
His kids are so young, it's awful
When he opened the can of "water" on Countdown. What a legend.
“It’s from a canal”
I don't normally do this, but since its just so wattery - cheers!
@@carlingnugent hahahahahaha
or his bin juice and the mad stuff his brought on as mascots... hard to imagine not being able to see such unique sense of humour ever again.
"it's so watery I say cheers" 😂
When my ex and I were homeless in London he never once walked past without showing love and putting an extra fiver in our pockets to make sure we could eat! A decade on.... My heart bleeds that he is gone
Wow! What a testament to his kindness. Hope you are well.
I saw his last video was an appeal for a local food charity. Clearly had a heart and love for the people. Increasingly rare these days. Plus his love letters skit should is a study in comic genius.
This is so fucking wholesome. Hope all is well on your end these days too!
Wow that is a beautiful truth to hear about someone we all felt we knew, but didn't. Thank you for sharing.
That’s such a sweet story ❤️ And hope all is good for you now
Genuinely can’t imagine Cats Does Countdown w/o Sean. Him & his morbid sense of humor was what initially made me fall in love w/ British comedy. He will be sorely missed! RIP 💜
Agree. It wouldnt be the same for me.
I could cry i really could comedians like Sean can get u through some dark chapters of life and now hes gone cats does countdown is never going to be the same
I won't watch it now unless it's a re-run with him.
He had to leave the show however many years ago. Or I think in 2019.
He left it several years ago.
"That's a challenging wank."
"You can't write tears."
The alpha and omega, really.
Dolphin therapy is not working QI.... Deep dark and spot on!
tyrannosaurus rex with no teeth...fuck off
Goebbels hasn't caught any fish today...Hitler's very hungry. And the list go on....How can this be so sad and funny at the same time?
perfect
I remember having to re-watch that episode after he surprised everyone with that first joke ...had me laughing for too long. Rachel Riley almost bent backwards in half laughing 🤣
Assange the wound.
Just Assange the vegetables.
Heartbroken. Never been affected by a celebrity passing tbh but Sean’s passing has hit hard. Rip to one of the greats. “Nooooooooooooo whhhhyyyyyy noooooooo”
💕 so tough. Big hugs to you. 💔
Me too. I wanted to thank Sean one day for helping me to laugh, when my troubles were so bad I couldn't. I just saw Sean as "a bloke on TV" and I think that's exactly how he wanted to be seen.
.........aaaaaaaaaggggggghhhhhh
That made me 😢
You're not alone there, it's a genuine loss. Trying not to cry again
“You can’t write tears Jimmy.” Nobody could’ve said it better than he did himself..rest in peace Sean👏🏼🥀
@La Verdad it was the bit when Jimmy Carr asked him what would he want to be written on his eulogy..
@La Verdad Madame pedantic strikes.
I don't get the "piece" joke. What is that in reference to?
@@Daye04 8 out of 10 cats does countdown. It’s a joke from the tv show on British television.
@@pallbull I understand. Which episode? Do you remember?
I couldn’t watch this without shedding a tear. I feel like I’ve lost a friend, I loved Sean that much. Legend
I’m not surprised that all these lovely things are being said about him, have never met him, but he was the type of guy you just knew was a really nice guy. Must be a comfort to his friends and family with such lovely words being said about him. RIP
"He was the type of guy "you just knew" he was a really nice guy". He would have had a field day with that little gem of logic.
@@ianrodd9232 that’s what you type after a 12 hour shift.
@@ianrodd9232 Explain
I am from the Philippines and though far, he became part of my 30-minute comedy time before I went to sleep. I felt like he was my friend. My condolences to all the people who felt like they lost someone.
Me too, I'm crying like a baby
Australian here...
We lost one of the good ones with Sean Lock.
He was like a mate you were sitting in the pub with having a beer and a laugh.
A joy to watch; but the bugger always caused me pain...mainly in my side from laughing so much.
"That's a challenging wank" has to be the best one liner ad-libs ever! I spat my coffee across the room.
I will remember him with a chuckle and a smile; not with sadness.
Well said fellow Aussie. He was brilliantly funny. I will always remember his line from QI that he said to Bill Bailey....The Dalai Farmer......Will miss his comic genius
@Jamie Pritchard You and me both....................
I think he had a moment of thinking he crossed the line with that one... Until he saw that Rachael thought it was hilarious. I don't think anyone else could have gotten away with that, but he nailed it.
@E Watts Well... If I look at people are dobbing each other in to the cops for going outside I wouldn't claim we are very larrikin, more like compliant lemming. Which also makes me think Australia is not a very country to be proud of at the moment.
@@dalehuxley1273 Yeah. Rachel has a great sense of humour too in her filthy mind and not taking herself too seriously...Another gem.
As an American, I was introduced to Sean via You Tube on 8 Out of 10 Cats ... he was a comedic genius and will be missed by all of us. Thank Goodness for You Tube where we can still appreciate him.
He did a program in the states recently where he met some real life cowboys and stayed with them for a few days and it was great. You could see what type of guy he was and how he fitted in with his hosts. Was great TV.
I must say you have to see his stand up work. A real legend.
It’s amazing how someone you’ve never met, can make you feel such tremendous loss. Such a talent. Even though he’s gone, he’ll never be forgotten.
It always opened up with “Well Jimmy..” and I was already gearing up to laugh.
A great, truly talented comedian. I will miss him x
I love Sean's answer when asked what makes him happy.His answer -"coming home to a full mouse trap!".
Genius.I'll really miss those unique answers that only his brain would think up.
We all feel like we lost a family member when Sean passed. No offence to his real family btw, it’s a testament to his character. He brought so much happiness and laughter to the country and we all admired him. We’re Going to miss you Sir Sean Lock :(
Did you do warm up for Sean on one of his tours, Ben?
Have to agree with that. Better than I could ever put. I didn't know Sean, he didn't know me. Our paths would never cross, unless, cos I know he went into proper boozers and I saw him there. I've seen semi/famous people all over London. I'm working class Plastic Paddy, with a few quid. I'd never approach him outdoors. In a pub, I'd stand him a good few pints.
I loved his mind, his approach, his comedy.
It came up on my Twitter feed, as breaking news. Honest to God, it was like a fuckin gut punch. The wind out of me sails. Couldn't take it in.
For the rest of the day I was searching me mind and going "Yeah, I remember when he shaved his hair, had the goatee. Some episodes he had a hoarse/croake voice."
He kept it 'underwraps', so to speak. And, to me, in this day and age, that's a sign of somebody which I admire.
To me, I grew up in the early 90's looking back - at things like music, fashion, comedy, architecture, general TV and revering it. "This is the fabric of our nation."
He, not only he, but particulary him, made me think... he is a stardust. One of a kind. Nothing really can touch him on the circuit, what he's doing now. And I think he had a lot MORE, but, the 15 Stories thing didn't work out, and I think people will look back now and go "Fuckin 'ell. SO ahead of it's time."
I'm gutted. It's mad. Don't know the bloke. Don't know anybody who knows him/met him. He's a bloke off the TV. That's it. The comedy ripped through me. When I saw him in non-comedic situations, I was pulled in.
Loved him. Always will.
@@leonjames5685 Great comment. Heartfelt. Couldn't agree more. He made life better. What better obituary is there than that.
When the lady said to Spike, "sorry", showing compassion, I had huge respect for her. It was a tender moment. Lovely interview
Seal clubbin, rectum of the year and 'challenging wank' still brings me to tears. I still can't believe he's gone. A very funny man has left us. R.I.P.
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Not to forget, sidenote to the "Hot rectum of the year"-award...
"... and when 'he' bent over, the sprinklers went off!" 🤣
I cracked a rib then, laughing, simply could not stop! Probably the utterly most brilliant and most stupidiest things I have ever, ever heard. 🤣🤣🤣
R.I.P True Legend ❤
Two of the all-time great lines
I lost one of my best friends the other day. How Bill manages to talk about his friend like this without losing it gets my upmost respect. Cherish your friendships. God bless all those grieving the loss of loved one.
There aren't many who could win "Carrot in a Box". He did it twice!!!
If good men leave their footprint in life then Sean's was large & deep. He will be missed.
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Nicely said.
This made me cry, its so true When my ex and I were homeless in London he never once walked past without showing love and putting an extra fiver in our pockets to make sure we could eat! That act of kindness and encouragement meant EVERYTHING he didn't even have 2 speak sometimes to show his incredible character. Absolutely adored him as we all did. Sending prayers to Anoushka and the children and families and friends
@@TheSpiciestGinger Oh wow that's so great to hear
@@TheSpiciestGinger that is my favourite story of Sean so far.
I don’t think a “celebrity”death has ever saddened me this much. Feels so shocking that he lost his life so young. Condolences to everyone who loved him and will miss him. What a loss for everyone who enjoyed him and his comedy.
You know a person is well loved and respected when reading all the comments on all these youtube clips and it is the overwhelming sentiment of your statement.
Loved Sean, absolutely hilarious. Felt the same way when Rik Mayall died. Disbelief
Sean Lock will go down as one of the greatest British comics in history.
I think he was the greatest.
His range and scoop had no bounderies. He used always the right amount of words for the maximum effect.
His calm voice talking to you as an 'expert' pulling you into any crazy story.
Favourites of mine were 'spine in the sack', his koala expression and the dolphins in QI.
Thank you Sean, thank you so much for all you gave!
I think i can speak on behalf of all admirers in Holland
Bloke from germany here. Even over here people admired his comedy. I had so many nice times watching him on countdown. Condolences to his loved ones. He was one of the best and he will be missed. I will surely.
Living in Canada, I discovered Sean through TH-cam and 8 Out Of 10 Cats, and there’s was rarely an episode in which he didn’t make me laugh. He was far too young and had so many more laughs to gift us. RIP Sean.
I'm an American and had the same experience. I will never forget Carrot in a Box.
@@flourchylde I cannot recommend his DVD specials enough. Lots of clips on TH-cam 👍
Same here. Living in Ontario the past year has not been the greatest. But finding his standup and the countdown vids has made the past yr much more enjoyable. When your gut hurts from laughing so hard watching him you know that he did his job well. It truly shocked me when only after watching a couple vids the other morning and seeing Michael McIntyre's post on Facebook group about his passing. He will truly be missed. RIP Sean. Thank you for your humor, your laughter, your amazing talent.
Same here. What a brilliant and quirky comedic mind! His passing leaves a big hole in British entertainment.
Living in India, similar discover, he was so much fun to be around may his legacy joy and laughter carried on... Thank you for making me laugh in the worst of times... RIP Sean.
Still crushes me now. He could deliver frustration, arrogance, and many other emotions, so well. And like the guys said, he was so creative. He'd pull garbage from nowhere, run with it, and still get a bloody wonderful joke out of it. I'd just sit there in awe about how he got there. And like everyone says, he just looks like a great guy to be around. Wish I could have met him and thanked him for him being so openly him.
So so sad, I think he had more fans than he ever realised.
Love to his family, friends and fans ❤️
To see Bill Bailey at a loss for words really speaks to his connection with Sean
He looks devastated
I'm an American and I'm absolutely devastated by this news. One of the driest wits and so self deprecating. Best thoughts to his friends, family and other close folks
Bill looked like he was holding it all in there bless him 🙏
Most of my friends don't know who this man was here in the States, but I do, and it is their loss because we have lost another great one. I will miss his deadpan delivery.
Felt like crying for bill it's heartbreaking as Sean said "you cant write tears" how write you were mate Rip Mr Lock
Just like you can’t WRITE the RIGHT word
“Right”
i see that you skipped p1 with that spelling of “right”
Wow, the spelling police are out like a gang of childish thugs. 🚨
@@Notconceitedjustbetterthanyou Yet you edited your comment? Fool......
Aw it's weird I don't usually get emotional about celebrity deaths but when I heard Sean Lock had gone I really did feel like I had lost an uncle or something,
as did many other people I'm sure. What a great guy. There are not many comedians that can make people consistently laugh like Lock did. rip to a true comedy legend
Same here mate, it's such a bloody shame
Same
So true
Same. I felt devastated. It's weird. I almost cried when I found out on the train.
@@charmainevillamin4658 same, and i dont normally get sad when a celeb passes. But sean brightened up many of my days when i was tired from work or upset or down etc. He was a legend and will be sorely missed
From Australia 🇦🇺.
So very sad and absolutely stunned. We can really only watch the great British comedians on TH-cam.
My bedtime viewing includes Sean Lock, whenever he came across my feed. So happy to have come across this man.
My viewing won’t be the same.
RIP lovely man. 🙏🏻
I’m an American and enjoyed watching Sean on 8 out of 10 cats on TH-cam. Such a great comedian. Just found the show about three years ago. Great man. R.I.P.
I can't but feel that Bill Bailey honored Sean Lock by giving the best comedian euligy with the biggest head. Well done.
Crying watching this. Bill's responses were so heartfelt, it's clear how much Sean meant to him as a friend and colleague. Such a touching tribute. I remember that initially it took me just a little longer to warm to Sean than it did to the likes of Bill or David Mitchell, Bob Mortimer, et al. But the more I saw Sean, the more I laughed, and laughed, and laughed, and just reveled in the superb, absurdist truth of his humour.
Sean Lock, you are truly missed by millions of people who never knew you. Thank you for being with us.
I'm so gutted Sean Lock has died, but I can only imagine the highs & lows his peers like Bill Bailey, Dave Spikey, Jimmy Car, Jon Richardson, etc are feeling right now. They got to laugh at his material like all the rest of us, but they also knew him personally, so while I'm sure they must feel so blessed by that, they probably have an absolute void when they remember that he won't be around any more. Thank God he left us all so much incredible material. Much love to his family and all his comedian friends.
Laughter, like music, is one of life’s great gifts.
You can see the pain in Dave's face. So sad.
I keep reading he was a comedians comedian! That must be the highest praise a comedian can receive! Seems like he was just universally funny! Will be missed! RIP
Some of the best of Sean Lock was when it seemed he was just someone who'd wandered into a TV studio and started telling a story. He'll be missed on both sides of the pond.
Oh my god, ha ha! That's brilliant.
I remember watching "carrot in a box" for the first time and nearly wetting myself laughing. The world will definitely miss his ingenious mind.
Like Jon Richardson said “if there’s no carrot in the box YOUR A GENIUS “ and Sean was
The world needs more Carrot in a Box, one of the best skits ever.
R.I.P Sean, you will be missed
He might not walk amongst us anymore, but he will forever bring a smile to our faces. Thank you Sean 😥♥️
aaaand I'm crying again
Wow Bill. Thank you for sharing. Such a genuine person sharing about another genuine person. Sean was great because he was just a bloke. But he could always top you.
All I can think of is "you can't write tears" so sad. RIP Sean Lock
Stupid media questions but lovely to hear of how well loved he was
I thought they handled this pretty well
The pain in Spikey’s face and voice says it all. Sean was the absolute best at what he did, and was a gentleman to boot. Will be forever sorely missed by his legions of fans and those that loved him.
“That’s a challenging wank.” R.I.P. Sean. You’ll be sorely missed.
Very underrated wasn’t a arena sellout kind of comic but was still one of the funniest guys on tv
Massive fan, I always thought he did best on TV around other comedians than stand up though. But not every comedian can be exceptional at it all
@@michaelcolbourn6719 carrot in a box is pure genius the funniest thing I’ve ever seen watched again last with tears
He wasn't underrated sell out tours says it all loads of TV work says it all I think your the only one who thinks that way
@@TheWelwyn21 Sean is my favourite comedian and I absolutely love the guy but I think it’s fair to say stand up wasn’t what made him the best comedian, it’s his appearances on panel shows which makes him stand out as one of the best comedians ever
@@TheWelwyn21 you have totally got the wrong idea iv seen Sean 3 times in small venues I was making a point that he didn’t have the fan base for big arena tours like say Peter Kay but is still one of the funniest guys on tv you tit
he is one of the most consistent comedians that could make me 'belly' laugh for the last 30 years, even with repeat watching. the guy always made the best jokes possible for the situation/subject.
I’m an italian guy who just know these comedians by watching youtube videos. Yet I’m crying. Hope the best for his family
I think Sean would be overwhelmed by how much we loved him. It’s feels like we’ve lost a pal. So sad he’s gone, x
This came out of nowhere for me. What a loss to comedy. My condolences to his fans friends and family
Being from America, my introduction to him was the carrot in a box skit. Hadn’t laughed that hard in decades. Brilliant comedian. RIP.
RIP mate. Thanks for all the laughs. You are greatly missed.
It’s absolutely amazing to see such an outpouring of love for him, he will be greatly missed by everyone ❤️
2 years on I still can't believe he's not here anymore. The finest comedian of his generation. I put his work on when I'm down and I thank him for never failing to cheer me up. Miss you Sean.
he just had a wonderful sparkle in his eye, especially when being his "driest"..
R.I.P. Funny Man..
Honestly never felt so upset and in disbelief for a celebrities death. Still can't fully comphend it. Truly a loss for us all
Sean Lock gave the world so many laughs and that’s the tragedy of him leaving this world so early.Sending love from an Australian fan. Thanks mate.xxx
Being from America what got me into British comedy was “best of Sean lock on 8 out of 10 cats does countdown ” on TH-cam a few years ago. RIP to a true comedic genius
As people who knew him, worked with him and called him a mate, I don't know how these guys are managing to keep so collected talking about him on camera this way. Christ, I certainly had some tears watching this and I know I won't be the only one. As Bill said, he left one hell of a legacy with his work.
I discovered 8 out of 10 cats does countdown a few months ago and sean lock was in it. I immediately love the vibes he brought and I watched every episode I can find with him in it. In a few months he brought me joy during this hard time and I'm devastated that the man that made me laugh in a short amount of time is now gone. RIP Sean you will be dearly missed.
As an American, I never would’ve heard of Sean if it wasn’t for the shows that Jimmy Carr hosted that I’ve watched on TH-cam. A very unique talent. God Bless.
Making him laugh was the mark of comedy skill. Watching him laugh was infectious.
Thanks for brightening the world mate.
I watched him on you tube and am not ready for him to go! I think he was one if the funniest comedians ever! I shall miss him terribly. Being in the states I never saw him live. My thoughts to his family!!
Wow that was a beautiful video. Lots of love to Spikey, you made me cry.
Rachel’s ski outfit….Sean “that’s a difficult wank”…genius! Cheers from the US Sean!
That was brilliantly funny. He was the kind of comedian that was brave enough to do that and know he'd get away with it.
Challenging wank, he will be missed greatly, someone you'd never thought would die
His passing hit me as hard as when Robin Williams died. Such an enourmous loss. RIP
Same, oddly. I’ve felt so sad.
Same it’s not often celebrity deaths make me sad but damn this one has hit me hard RIP Sean
Sean felt like the uncle at family partys even tho ive never met him his comedy made me feel like i knew him he truly was the best comedian ive ever seen
I loved Sean’s humour. We will miss him very much. Heaps of love to his family.
One of the few comedians in life who kept making me cry with laughter. RIP
I‘m from Germany and a huge fan of Sean Lock. I‘m still so sad that he passed away. Soon gonna watch Ideal again. Can‘t wait to see the episodes featuring Sean. 🖤
Can 2021 get any worse? Very sad to hear Sean Lock has passed away. He made me laugh till it hurt so many times.
Wonderful comments here. My condolences to everyone who knew him,and to those who,like me,felt like they knew him. Rest easy,Sean
A really lovely man,he will be missed…….but never forgotten. We should remember……don’t cry because he’s gone..let’s smile because he was here. Rest in peace dear man.
Sean Lock made me actually binge watch 8 Out of 10 Cats...can't imagine how it could go without him...RIP Mr. Lock
Used to love every time he came on QI as well.
The Real Man's Road Trip With Sean Lock & Jon Richardson Go West was also outstanding, RIP
Thank you Sean for everything
I was so so sorry to hear about the passing of Sean. He was a seriously funny man! The world is a poorer place without him 😢
RIP Sean Lock. My deepest sympathies to his family and friends 🙏
I can't write tears.... :(. Lovely words from Dave and Bill.
Sean was always so captivating, whenever he spoke you instantly would wonder "where the hell is this gonna go" and you could never guess how funny it would end up being.
I’m deeply gutted.
I hope these tributes give his family some comfort
He really was the comedian's comedian, a force to be reckoned with and a very kind heart. We miss you Sean, and many of us never even met you
I'm not surprised bill and him were good friends the both have it naturally in a abundance its easy for them you can see it
No one can replace Sean Lock. His timing and mannerisms with deadpan delivery was truly unique and his outlook on life.
he seemed like a smart man, and generous, he always seemed willing to build up other comedians, really liked his comedy.
Years ago while searching comedians on the net I came across a QI clip with Sean Lock as a guest. That started a friendship that lasted many years. I never met Sean, was never even in the same country as him and he never knew about this friendship. Well that's what it felt like. An amazing comedy talent that, no matter what could bring a smile to anyone's face. Goodbye Sean Lock, from a friend you never met
poor Spikey, he looks like he's in genuine pain.
the giant gouge in the pitch where my heart used to be, keeps gaping when ever I stop on a Sean Lock video. I can't accept he's gone. genuine sadness
You could preserve his memory by just going on a killing spree.
It's what he would have wanted.
His gravestone must say:
Sean Lock 1963-2021
"Noooooooooooooo...whyyyyyyyyyyy...noooooooooooo...ahhhhhhhhhh"
The world is now a bit darker from losing Sean Locke.
It’s not all bad, Heaven gained another comedian.
@@dcclxxvii5703 Fuck that. We're in need of comedians on earth right now!
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It's easy to put an e on the end without thinking, and being emotional wont help them think straight, so maybe you could cut the dude some slack there Daye O. as I'm cutting you some as you were obviously as pissed off about Seans death as l am.. Like a good many have said l don't usually get too emotional over a celeberitys death, but for some reason that feels like losing an old and valued friend l do this time, I'm surprised at how sad l still feel, usually it's " oh that's sad then 2 days later forgotten. But not with Sean. His presence will be surely missed for a good while.
@@biggusdickkus2956 that is fair. It does seem like a pointless dig at me to intentionally spell my username wrong. But I'll be the better person.
I'm sorry, I'll delete my message about spelling the name wrong
I could just give up at this point
I was shocked to hear of his death. So young! As a Yank, I stumbled into the panel shows a few years back and all I can say is, we've all lost a great man!
I am in the States and this hit hard. I didnt know he was sick either. I enjoyed his comedy, and seemed like a genuine person. R.I.P.
A lot of things in the last year or two make sense now. Sean missing some of the episodes due to illness, hoarse voice, trimmed hair. Didn't realise what he was enduring all this time, while still making us laugh.
Discovered his comedy in recent years and was hooked immediately. Thank you Sean, you will be missed, but your genius will live on for ever.