Stewart Lee’s Top Comedy Picks Event Bristol Slapstick 2021 (FULL)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ย. 2021
- In March 2021, Stewart Lee joined Robin Ince at Slapstick 2021 to talk about some of the comedy he loves most.
Slapstick will be back in January 2022 for a hybrid festival featuring live and online events. Find out more here: slapstick.org.uk or via our social media channels (@slapstickfest everywhere except Facebook where we're @slapstickfestival). - ตลก
I never expected a member of the Amish community to be so knowledgeable on British comedy
Amish? I thought he was Gnomish!
That member of the Amish community has let himself go.
@@graybollocks I was gonna say that 😂
Stewart Lee’s let himself go. (Not a callback, just saying).
Eli Schmucker has let himself go …
I never expected the captain of a whaling ship to be so knowledgeable on British comedy.
For most British people the greatest comedy moment is when Del Boy falls through the bar and trigger makes a face
we know that's stew's favourite bit of slapstick!
In fairness that is David Jason's finest moment. That is in spite of the fact that he has been amazing in a multitude of things.
PS Yes I am aware you are quoting a bit from Stew😛
not really. when people get asked what thier favourite comedy moment is, they think its a quiz and that the bar scene is the right answer. ask them who the best singer ever was and they'll go 'Oh, I know. its Frank Sinatra, isnt it?' theyre too afraid to give thier opinion in case it's 'wrong.
To be fair it was funny at the time. They did go on about it a tiny bit though.
I see what you did there.
The sight and sound of Stewart Lee laughing is one of the most endearing things I can think off. Thank you good sir, for the steady abundance of mirth I've been gifted
Stewart looks comfortable asf, absolute boss.
Cant think of anything better than drinking wine and talking to Stewart Lee. Enjoyed this, thanks for uploading.
I was just about to comment this. I'd love to just go through different bits of comedy with him, this is as close as a lot of us will get unfortunately!
What about drinking wine and fucking Stewart Lee?
Stewart Lee’s let his beard grow.
15:00 stroking his beard, lol
Very Good 😁
Best comment! 😂
A fine work
Lovely to hear two English comics acknowledge Rod Quantock during the Johnny Vegas bit. That man was a revelation on Australian TV with 'Australia You're Standing In It'.
michael j foxes dad, after he turned into a werewolf in the hit film "teenwolf" has let himself go.
Jesus Christ, Oleksiy Novikov, the world's strongest man, has really let himself go!
🙄
Remind me of Michael Eavis
Bloody hell, Jacob Hochstetler, 18th Century folk hero, has really let himself go
Mr Lethimselfgo has let himself go
Hahahahaaaaa
Stewart, you're less than a year older than me - now I feel like the old man of the bloody sea. Thanks for that.
Mr Pastry - best impression of Boris Johnson I’ve ever seen. Well before his time.
What an unexpected treat. Utterly delightfull
Oh my god this is so wonderful. Thanks, guys.
Uncle Albert has let himself go.
Thank you. LOVE THIS!
That was great and I loved being introduced to lots of “new” (for me) comedy. Have loved both these guys over the years. This was so easy to listen to as well, unlike some other similar podcasts. Thanks guys.
Such an enjoyable couple of hours. It made my bath-time and saved me from ruining yet another paperback.
So glad I came around on Stewart Lee while he's still here ♥
2 of my favourite stand ups!
I love every moment of this.
Thoroughly enjoyable 2 hours of chat and excellent clips.. the cricket for foreigners was my particular highlight 44:52 What a gem.
Agreed, absolutely brilliant find. Up there with any top 5 Monty Python / Spike Milligan sketches
It really felt like the vibe that Mitchell and Webb took on with their 'snooker commentators' skits later as well XD
Stuart Lee looks like an enthusiast for antique Victorian toys and kitchen appliances and Robin Ince looks like a newborn robin who’s just been startled from a peaceful slumber.
I'm glad you reintroduced me to Chris Lynam, because I have a childhood memory of a man on the BBC's Good Old Days program, naked, with a rocket up his ass, and I was starting to worry that maybe it was some form of repressed abuse. I am greatly relieved to know it actually a real memory
Great job. Some of my own favourites in there. I’ve got my dad to thank for encouraging me and my brother and sisters to listen to ISIRTA and other radio comedy and then on into the Q series and on and on and on. Great stuff. Thanks.
Blimey, Brian Blessed has let himself go. The Quaker Oats man has let himself go. Legendary game developer Jeff Minter has let himself go. A scrap of cloth tangled in a hatstand has let himself go.
Rubeus Hagrid has let himself
go.
Stew hates the Quakers 👀
Captain Birdseye has let himself go
Jeff from Byker Grove has let himself go
Any of the hobbits from the hobbit has let himself go
That Dutch (?) clip about sports could very easily have fitted in to Big Train sketch show
I asked a question in about drummer recommendations during the live event, and my tiny brain forgot to write down the answers! Glad to have come across this again to recover them
The guy who said “Gordon’s alive” is looking awesome…….
peppa pigs dad
Guillermo Del Toro has let himself go, George RR Martin has let himself go, a dutch farmer has let himself go, Genghis Khan has let himself go
Fred Durst has let himself go.
The luck dragon from Never Ending Story has let himself go.
The Amish have let themselves go.
Captain Ahab, Ricky Tomlinson and Dr Mopp from Camberwick Green have all let themselves go
Nice to see folk interviewing Uighurs and raising awareness of their plight.
I love that audio of the Hopi clown stuff. I've listened it to it several times. It's one of the most inspirational things I've heard. Sent me farther down the rabbit hole of clown philosophy than I certainly expected I'd go. I ended up doing comedy shows in clown at people's curbsides all they the pandemic. The sacred clown got us all they that year... And it's still with me. I'm glad to be back on stage in regular clothes but I love getting booked for the clown comedy. It's my favorite.
You'll be pleased to know that the brilliant 'Jimbo', mentioned around 1.14 is still alive and well and still gigging. I've never seen someone take to the stage, say nothing for three minutes and have the room on the floor. It's a beautiful thing to behold.
This is great.... thanks
That was great. Thank you, really enjoyed. Such a shame that so many of the selected clips were pulled though.
Very much enjoyed this. I remember laughing till I cried the first time I saw spike as Brunhilda blowing raspberry’s. And it’s a very catchy tune.
Stewart Lee, the best comedian ❤️
He is one of the greats!
Top 200 easily.
@@russelledwards001 199 Russell’s then Stuart Lee
On a side note, guys, Milligan was wounded at the battle for Monte Cassino, one of the most brutal episodes in WWII. But always love Stew and whatever he proposes.
Wow, didn’t know that.👌🏻 My Pop (Grandfather) also fought that battle.
Big fan of Stewart Lee, does brilliantly written and performed shows, this was very fun and informative, happy to hear he enjoys performing in Scotland, welcome any time :)
Well as we all know he is scotch.🏴
@@ianafloat9250 like the notorious pedophile William Wallace
Fantastic podcast. LEE hilarious humour as he delivers so much intelligence about stand up, comedians, film, and now drummers! Hans Bennink brilliant, thank you..
Glad you enjoyed it!
Loved this.
So many tangents that this has lead me on to other youtube content!
I started watching this weeks ago. Since then I've watched countless other comedians on here and even been to see Mr Lee at the Bush Hall, my first time!!
Jiskefet cricket reminds me of Big Train's "Blinking competition".
Additionally, I'd just like to say, what the hell is all this, "we're about to run out of time" shit. There is too much of THE UNIONS in you, chaps, and sometimes it's just best to let it go. This is one of the most important and, yes, enjoyable discourses on the history of not only slapstick comedy but *comedy*... /COMEDY/, gentlemen, ever recorded. Robin, we should have retained the Freddy Starr clip. We should have. Nonetheless I am so very grateful for the 2:10:02 you did upload. I feel so very fortunate to be able to witness it. Apologies Henning. And Germans. Many thanks.
My favourite comedy moment is from this podcast when Robin says "Let's have a look at Mr Pastry" and with perfect timing TH-cam cut to an advert of a very sombre Ben Stiller talking about the war in Ukraine.
This has given me the boost to go outside today.
A pint needed after this.
Yes, great you mentioned Ken Campbell.
Ive never wanted to hit the like button so much during one video x
The face in the cake. Gets me every time.
I loved the repetition of the text panels. Brilliant.
I enjoyed that, made me smile and think. Like pear cider
Nice to see Paul Currie get a mention. I live near Belfast and managed to see his performance by accident at some event our band was gigging at also. Really is a happening
Seeing Johnny Vegas at Up The Creek way back then in those flairs with that potter's wheel... magic!
Nice to see Stew include that Naked Gun clip, the opening to 3 is a favourite comedy bit of mine. I hadn't seen that Spike Milligan raspberry opera, that's wonderful as well.
Enjoying a David Lynch film then looking around at the frustrated and puzzled faces of some people surrounding makes it that much better.
Santa’s gnome helper should be getting on with making toys rather than coming over here and enjoying half a bottle of red whilst letting himself go!
To think I was feeling sorry for myself having a Friday night in on my own earlier, ended up having a great time! Thanks Stew and Robin, that was so much fun xx Got better as the wine flowed too, highly recommend drinking along watching this. Reminded me of watching that Naked Gun with a lad I was seeing many moons ago, I was in hysterics at that scene and he was stony faced and judgemental throughout. I broke up with him after. Good call past me.
You broke up with him for not laughing at the scene? Was it immediately afterwards?
@@napalmslayer Not immediately no, it was a culmination of things. Feel silly talking about this now, tipsy youtube commenting is never a good idea!
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Excellent interview. Unfortunately, King Rocker doesn't seem to be available on any platform in Hong Kong - even on NOW TV, so I'll just have to wait until someone rips it off and posts it on TH-cam.
Ricky Tomlinson has let himself go.
Liked this a lot, especially Mr Pastry 👍😏
A great couple of hours. Most people celebrate their sixteenth birthday by underage drinking with friends, taking drugs, dancing or, if they are lucky, spending quality physical time with their chosen romantic partner. For my sixteenth, I went to see Max Wall's one-man show at the Shaw Theatre in London. Back in the 80s I ended up performing for too many years on the comedy circuit and shared bills with some hugely talented acts - including the two people on this video - but none came close to Max Wall.
Not too many years, sure they were worth it.
What's the name of the podcast about Spike Milligan's war books at 36:15 ?
Stewart Lee looking like Great Uncle Bulgaria.
In the Jiskefet, I think the small coloured balls, long sticks, darts, a board, chalk and a pint were missing. Wonderful sketch though, had me in tears of laughter at 7am, "fringing his ring".
I love that Drunken Master was mentioned
oh Jackie is obviously a physical performer but I didnt find it funny at all
Father Cristmas's wife's first husband has really let himself go.
Really enjoying this..! Mister Pastry was a regular favourite with my family... Did you know that he had a pet goldfish that sang (burbled) 'I'm dreaming of a white Christmas'...?
Grizzly Adams has let himself go.
When did Stewart come out as Amish? :) on a serious note what was that podcast with him and one of Spike's daughters? Would love to listen to that. Whatever is left of Q is out on DVD now (but for shame they missed There's a lot of it about which should have been Q10).
Stew is really fantastic in "Word in your Attic" Podcast (which is about sharing in the guests lifelong love of music) - Really great stuff!
I suppose I'm meant to say;" Father Christmas has let himself go"
Haha I send this naked gun scene regularly to people it’s pure class …the cake 😂
I also love the scene when the queen arrives at the royal box and there’s a couple of blokes in there with their feet up etc haha
Is Stewart lee ever going to finish game of thrones? 😂 love the new look Stewart
It was a real shame copyright removed the footage. But a great interview none the less
What was the sketch? I can’t find it on snl channel.
I remember Mr Pastry from kids' TV and saw Billy Dainty on stage. Also Denny Willis The Fox has left his Lair. Both worth looking for on TH-cam.
What was 'the Laurel and Hardy clip we looked at earlier' ??
Orson Welles has let himself go
Burl Ives has let himself go
The bit about Fleabag pioneering the look at the camera and going back in time is hillaious.
Noddy and Big Ears have let themselves go.
Nordberg was played by Peter Lupus in Police Squad, he was probably best known for playing Willy Armitage in Mission Impossible.
Ahh, Police Squad! So fn good
Good recovery there Robin. That was a real nuisance having that Mastermind Trophy in front of the camera.
Some people are real idiots the way they just leave things around like that!
Well enjoyed having to go and find clips cause they have been blocked.
Captain Birdseye has really let himself go.
I lived opposite Max Wall in southbrook rd , Lee ,London in the seventies when I was a teenager. He had a D reg grey merc and drank in the Northbrook at the top of the road. Saw him playing malvolia at the Greenwich theatre round the same time. Two doors along was owned by Manfred Mann. I could hear them rehearsing quite often. It’s true it’s true it’s true.
I like the comedy dog ears Stewart is wearing here.
50:37 This is the SNL skit: th-cam.com/video/0p8hZFMqCcY/w-d-xo.html As an aside, Kenan & Kel were/are an alternative universe's version of Lee & Herring...
Thanks! I was looking for this comment.
Father Christmas has let himself go.
15:00 I cannot believe that Robin Ince thinks that in the Mr Pastry clip that it's the sound of a real audience. It's clearly bad early taped laughter repeated on a loop.
Catweazle crossed with rip van winkle has really let itself go! My favourite comedian in the world, apart from the other 41 of course!
Nice to see them getting out, even though they're in.
Please come back to Watford Stewart!
That Matthew Kelly from Stars In Their Eyes has let himself go.
Stewart Lee giving it to us straight like pear cider that’s made from 100% pears.
That garden gnome has let itself go.
Also, on the phone conversations, Bob Newhart etc. - Joyce Grenfell. Don't forget.
😎 ty
That bloke who first came up with the "he's let himself go" joke has let himself go.
That Jackie Chan scene where he's being swarmed by guys in identical suits is 1000 times more exciting than the The Matrix "burly brawl" with all the CGI Agent Smith's swarming Neo.
I loved the bit where I realised that you both had similar style glasses and in that moment you both stroked your chins in a similar way except Robin did not have a beard.
Rolf Harris has let himself go…
Understandably.