I always thought a candlestick was something you shove up the bum of the candle - which doesn't exclude the wick from being there too. And then the candelabra was the actual 'ornamental piece' I guess I might call it.
I like how Lee ruined his chances of winning and just made it as ridiculous as possible going forward. If there's no mystery, might as well make it as funny and absurd as possible.
Neurodivergent British comedians: ADHD: - Stephen Fry - Rhod Gilbert - Russel Howard - Lee Mack - Kiri Pritchard-McClean - Sue Perkins - Johnny Vegas Autism: - Fern Brady
@@aliceautomatic1074 No…..it’s still very weird. Of all the things you could feel connected to and they choose a medical condition that you can’t change? You’re going to define your personality by your medical conditions? There’s finding solace in others with your same condition and perhaps the struggles or idiosyncrasies brought on by such a condition but it’s another thing to feel connected to celebrities you’ve NEVER met. It’s very weird and it’s unhealthy to fixate on a mental health issue.
@@henrylivingstone2971I think what you’re saying is that you personally find it weird. I am literally a therapist and cannot agree with your perspective. People find ways to connect wherever they can, and what they are doing here in this comments section is not in fact bad for their mental health. You may want to spend some time considering why it makes you so uncomfortable, though.
@@MissJudyJetson , or the channel could provide access to deaf/hard-of-hearing users and neurodivergent users, rather than us ALWAYS have to do extra work to access the same content as hearing/abled/neurotypical people. Look up "audism" please, so you can educate yourself about your own bias.
@@MissJudyJetson You're just coming off as an annoying old boomer. People have hearing issues, myself included. Every worthwhile TH-cam channels understands that. Look at previous episodes, its been asked for every time. This should have been rectified by now gramps.
This is a classic WILTY episode! Everyone was working so well together.
They just turned my world upside-down with the candlestick thing.
Marie stealing the show here
I am 56 years old and didn't know until today that a candlestick was a holder for a candle. I thought it was just a long, thin, candle.
Have you never played Clue? One of the six weapons is a candlestick.
Me, too! This turned my world upside-down.
I always thought a candlestick was something you shove up the bum of the candle - which doesn't exclude the wick from being there too. And then the candelabra was the actual 'ornamental piece' I guess I might call it.
@@justincronkright5025 😆😂🤣
A candlestick maker definitely refers to one who makes candles in the shape of a stick. Lee and David were right.
“A salted goldfish is a starter. This was a pet.” David Mitchell is a gem.
The only person who's ever referred to a Goldfish cracker (biscuit? whatever it's called in England) as a "starter".
I like how Lee ruined his chances of winning and just made it as ridiculous as possible going forward. If there's no mystery, might as well make it as funny and absurd as possible.
I see Ms. Bea, I click
I'd marry her.
You have good taste!!
I don't find her standup funny but I do enjoy her on shows.
I am so attracted to her!!
Lee's best performance by far!
I love Marie.
Did they go back for the goldfish?!
Think they should do a George Santos edition?
Called Why wouldn't i lie to you?
Scented like WHAT?! No one asked!
I haven't seen any post covid title cards, so you might have changed it, but the one that says "I once spent three hours locked in a..." seems dated.
So we gonna talk about how cute Marie is or nah? 👀
Have they never played Clue/Cluedo?
ENABLE CAPTIONS FOR DEAF/HARD-OF-HEARING AND NEURODIVERGENT FANS.
Ask nicely.
Neurodivergent British comedians:
ADHD:
- Stephen Fry
- Rhod Gilbert
- Russel Howard
- Lee Mack
- Kiri Pritchard-McClean
- Sue Perkins
- Johnny Vegas
Autism:
- Fern Brady
just because it's relevant to this episode and he's a very funny guy, Adrian Chiles also has ADHD
What a weird thing to list. Why define people by their medical conditions?
@@henrylivingstone2971 People are just trying to feel connected. Not that weird.
@@aliceautomatic1074
No…..it’s still very weird. Of all the things you could feel connected to and they choose a medical condition that you can’t change? You’re going to define your personality by your medical conditions? There’s finding solace in others with your same condition and perhaps the struggles or idiosyncrasies brought on by such a condition but it’s another thing to feel connected to celebrities you’ve NEVER met.
It’s very weird and it’s unhealthy to fixate on a mental health issue.
@@henrylivingstone2971I think what you’re saying is that you personally find it weird. I am literally a therapist and cannot agree with your perspective. People find ways to connect wherever they can, and what they are doing here in this comments section is not in fact bad for their mental health. You may want to spend some time considering why it makes you so uncomfortable, though.
Marie. Beautiful girl in an extremely unflattering dress.
Way too many ad interruptions.
So go premium and have 0 ads. I often forget youtube even has ads (besides in-video ones I gotta fast forward skip thru)
Stream through an ad blocker
No subtitles, again -.-
Put your own subtitles on....TH-cam makes it a feature so anyone can put subtitles on any video they want
@@MissJudyJetson "do the channels work for them!"
No.
@@MissJudyJetson , or the channel could provide access to deaf/hard-of-hearing users and neurodivergent users, rather than us ALWAYS have to do extra work to access the same content as hearing/abled/neurotypical people.
Look up "audism" please, so you can educate yourself about your own bias.
Stop expecting people to do things for you and do them your damn self!
@@MissJudyJetson You're just coming off as an annoying old boomer. People have hearing issues, myself included. Every worthwhile TH-cam channels understands that. Look at previous episodes, its been asked for every time. This should have been rectified by now gramps.
i have no idea how some british men in their middle years can act and sound like men from decades ago... if not prehistoric.
That old lady was annoying.
Yes exactly