Simon Pegg is the best example of a celeb who didn't let fame get to his head, I met him backstage at a Coldplay concert in 2015, I was 14/15 at the time, nicest guy, super genuine and just lovely to be around.
So many in jokes in the larger running joke which it makes it brilliant. I bought an electric cheese knife for my wife's birthday. She keeps asking me to smell it but I am worried it might prune my nose hairs. Is it powered by a nokia battery ? That'another worry.
Coogan is probably the greatest british comic to have ever lived, dont know why they haven't made a statue of him as Alan and put it up in Norwich city centre (the pedestrianised part of course)
Hes probably up there, of the famous comedians. But there are many great writers, actors, etc. John Cleese is always at the top, and Oscar Wilde isnt far behind. After that youve got writers from Graham Chapman and the other Pythons, through Richard Curtis to Richard Ayoade. Atkinson, John Sullivan, Gervaise and Merchant, and others. With panel show improv theres Paul Merton and wit world champion Lee Mack. Even David Mitchell is doing great work. Some might even say Charlie Chaplin or Spike Milligan or Laurel and Hardy for their influence, Peter Cook and Dudley Moore, Eric Morcambe, or comedy film writers and actors. And thats just some of the famous ones. He's excellent, but this is the best comedy nation in the western world. Saying hes the best ever is a big statement. Just writing out of respect to English culture.
Coogan is beyond hilarious & intelligent and his comedic genius shines here just like in one of my favorite comedic creations of all-time: I am Alan Partridge!
Joke about Sunny Delight being oil based is brilliant.. and very unique to the time.. I remember at the time there was a lot of criticism cos SD contained vegetable oils.
Absolutely brilliant. You can beat the Irish comedian. Of course Noel also use to come home to Mayo in the west of Ireland as a young lad to visit their granny’s every summer. They were crazy and bright even then.🙏🇮🇪
That is not being fair to be fair. Noel Gallagher has done some of the entertaining, memorable interviews in the history of interviews. You don't have to have like him to agree with that. He's a very funny bloke. This is why his segment was so short here. He often upstaged the host. He's up his own arse now but he is very talented man.
4 Fun-sized bags of maltesers, a 6 pack of Vimto light, A book by jeffrey archer (which one is un-important:READNon-portant?:) and the 1996 Christmas special of taggart featuring the lovely kirstie brannigan. Most importantly i'd also take an RAF Chinook mobile attack helicopter (fully insured to gold level of course) and escape off the island. Oh..you wanted an album...Best of Ultravox
Simon Pegg is the best example of a celeb who didn't let fame get to his head, I met him backstage at a Coldplay concert in 2015, I was 14/15 at the time, nicest guy, super genuine and just lovely to be around.
Great satire!
@@GOFFMEISTER because of dn?
ahaha that was after he got off the booze. He was a total wanker prior to that.
did he have a bowl of custard on him?
Gitty, He told me he thought you were a tosser.
Simon keeping a straight face and going along with the joke is amazing.
It's Richard Madeley, it really is.
Absolutely, he is doing an amazing job.
That little smirk from Simon at “I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter” is great, I feel like he almost lost it a bit
I love the fact he told Noel to "stay there" at the end and he did. Can't be many people he obeys like that. Brilliant.
His brother would have stormed out..!!
Alan Partridge is a fine example of subtle yet complex British comedy
It’s electric. The atmosphere not the cheese knife 😂😂😂
So many in jokes in the larger running joke which it makes it brilliant.
I bought an electric cheese knife for my wife's birthday. She keeps asking me to smell it but I am worried it might prune my nose hairs. Is it powered by a nokia battery ? That'another worry.
We compromised on Seal. Fecking genius.
Steele eye span!
Let's say for instance I'm a Gayman lol
+youandwhosearmy? "gaym'n"... piss my pants everytime I say it...'-)
+Darren Crow geez you have good ears lol
😂😂
*****
Who's Neil Gaiman?
Ahahahhaha
just when you think you can stop laughing..... "custard's ok"
I lost it there XDD
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Ellis presley
I'm still laughing
Clearly a missed comedy opportunity to head into non-Newtonian fluids, and how viscosity changes may make custard unsafe as a safe sex lubricant.
How does Simon Pegg keep a straight face here? very impressive haha
yeah he's actually a great actor
yeah..he almost goes at 3:01 but manages to control it.
Yeh agreed. He turned put years later to be a great actor
Had plenty of practice in *spaced* TV show. What a show!
They've probably rehearsed it a thousand times.
God, Coogan is so good in this era, isn't he?
harvey halloway he still is! #StanAndOllie #LaurelAndHardy
Steve Coogan is a very intelligent comedy genius.
Andrew Smith His comedy has always been gold. I don't like his political stance though but this isn't about that.
What is his political stance?
@@andrewsmith2757 I'm not going to sour the air here and turn it into something it isn't.
Coogan is probably the greatest british comic to have ever lived, dont know why they haven't made a statue of him as Alan and put it up in Norwich city centre (the pedestrianised part of course)
Aged like fine wine
9 YEARS ON AND WE STILL DONT HAVE ONE
Ah HAaaaAH!
Id put one up ooh pardon
Hes probably up there, of the famous comedians. But there are many great writers, actors, etc. John Cleese is always at the top, and Oscar Wilde isnt far behind. After that youve got writers from Graham Chapman and the other Pythons, through Richard Curtis to Richard Ayoade. Atkinson, John Sullivan, Gervaise and Merchant, and others. With panel show improv theres Paul Merton and wit world champion Lee Mack. Even David Mitchell is doing great work. Some might even say Charlie Chaplin or Spike Milligan or Laurel and Hardy for their influence, Peter Cook and Dudley Moore, Eric Morcambe, or comedy film writers and actors.
And thats just some of the famous ones.
He's excellent, but this is the best comedy nation in the western world. Saying hes the best ever is a big statement. Just writing out of respect to English culture.
Coogan is beyond hilarious & intelligent and his comedic genius shines here just like in one of my favorite comedic creations of all-time: I am Alan Partridge!
"The only penetrating thing about me are my questions..."
a valid well thought out response.....
u ok?
Billy connolu
Basically just said he's a bottom.
*penetrating look towards camera*
Why has it taken me this long to discover how hilarious Steve Coogan is???
You were probably too busy trying to think up an hilarious user name for on here.
Shame you wasted all that time......
Coogan
was a comedian before you were of enough to realise?Are you young?
On a heavier note,I have herpes (cold sores) and I'm not a black.
Cuz your a fuckin spazzz.
Spastic
Chris Loop No,I'm a Viking, 37 and my girlfriend is 25,cash back! ;)
"24 hour party people" was Alan's best performance.
He wasn't Alan Partridge in that movie
Steve Coogan* and I totally agree!!
You should have put "Alan Partridge Interviews Simon Pegg (with Noel Gallagher)"
Or "Alan Partridge talks to Simon Pegg about gay sex (with Noel Gallagher)"
Dan H
lol right on
Saying it that way was for comedic effect. Some of us got it 🤣
Matteo Prezioso exactly where is noel
Matthew Lee how is that funny
How Steve Coogan delivers like this is just genius...
"is that like rimming", classic Partridge
"I suggest Steeleye Span"
The suavest music choices when one is in Norwich.
"It's important that you use a water based lubricant" ...
"so no butter? or marge?"
Classic
....Pantene Pro V plus!?? :D
Could you use liquid football?
"I can't believe it's not butter?" !
Custards ok?
A gaymun.
LOL
*gaymin
**gaym'n
@@glorifieddevil9892 I don't mean to be anal - but yours is the correct one
This is probably one of my favourite Partridge sketches. 😂😂
"I Can't Believe It's Not Butter...Sunny Delight..." 😅
My god Simon Pegg is so deadpan the whole time - how does he do it?
It's his job'! He's an actor!
"I can't believe it's not butter"
LOL
Sunny Delight.
ROFL
Fantastic!! Thanks for sharing
*Simon Pegg (with Noel Gallagher)
Adam Keenan *Nigel
I seen partridge interviewing Roger Daltrey,praising his music saying " The Who are like The Kinks for welders"
WTF 🤣😂😂
Same way Sweet were like T. Rex for bricklayers.
"I'm tripping the light fantastic ' - classic Richard Madeleyism lol
i had never seen this its great thanks
havnt seen this for a while..still awesome.
"Off the Pegg", a TV show where Simon Pegg hunts Britains tailors for off the peg suits for the working man who has no time for fittings.
Sounds so wonderfully boring that it'd be perfect for british tv.
I'd watch that😂😂
i genuinely couldn't handle it at the end when 'custard's ok' came up. comedy gold
I can;t believe it's KNOB butter.
Thank you, thank you all.
LOL at the end "STAY THERE!"
STOP TALKING ROBIN!!
Lovely stuff
Adam Weishaupt Not my words, the words of Adam Weishaupt...
the absolute vacuousness of his shit questions to Noel.
It's just so good.
Tripping the light fantastic.. I'm sweating..
It makes me lose wood
Me too!!
So does Theresa May.
cant believe the character alan partridge is still going after over 20 years, brill!!
"I've been tripping the light fantastic" 😁
awesomeness personified
He's so talented. My fave comedian of all time.
Joke about Sunny Delight being oil based is brilliant.. and very unique to the time.. I remember at the time there was a lot of criticism cos SD contained vegetable oils.
This would not fly today🤣
Very inspiring advert from Branson, first as I have ever watched without hitting skip
genius. pure and simple.
"What if he threatens me with his tomahawk?" LMAO :D
i do miss that VHS fuzz
Prime partridge era, miss this
Watching this whilst drinking and it's a good mox
It's not actually from Comic Relief, it's from a Channel 4 Charity night called Live From The Lighthouse hosted by Stephen Fry...
"The only penetrating thing about me are my questions" .... Amazing! That little arrogant smile is Alan Partridge through and through.
Absolutely Brilliant
"Is that like rimming?"
How they do this live and not break a straight face is beyond me .. genius
Both brilliant.
Custard's OK
great quality
Shortest interview ever. That's nice
We need full eps. Knowing Me Knowing You really was one of the standout shows of the 90s
Genuine excellence in each second.
Alan Partridge, Noel Gallagher and Simon Pegg. All the wins!
Won't get this kind of comedy anymore RIP
'So, how do you relax? And I dont mean poppers..'
keep it light!
It’s hilarious and honestly keep watching it over and over.
His feathers are dripping ;))
Great stuff.
Wouldn’t be allowed anywhere near tv these days
“I don’t penetrate…the only penetrating thing about me are my questions.😉” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
BRILLIANT !
"We're going to have it off" 😂
Simon Pegg looked a bit like John Simm when he was younger...
I actually used to mix them up all of the time when I was younger so glad somebody else picked up on that
Yes he does I've been trying to work it out the whole time!
Fucking John Simm
Partridge character will go down in comic history!
Tv gold right there partridge is my hero....what a guy
The comedic timing of checking his watching and saying "a singer" is brilliant.
The best 5 minutes of comedy i have ever seen. EVER !!!!😁
I can't believe it's not butter 🤣😂😁
wonderful from begining to end, unsurpassed.
Sunny delight hahaha. Alan Partridge is the best character ever made ive watched them all soooo many times and still he makes me cry laughin
classic partridge
Nigel looking young here.
Tripping the light fantastic 😂😂
I loves it when Alan uses the word "dunkie", as almost a little throwaway word when referring to a condom 🎧🎵🎧🎧🎵🔥
I want a gif of Alan's "looks at me that way" face
Absolutely brilliant. You can beat the Irish comedian. Of course Noel also use to come home to Mayo in the west of Ireland as a young lad to visit their granny’s every summer. They were crazy and bright even then.🙏🇮🇪
Did you know them?
You're the fourth Noel. LOL. Loved the custard quip. Alan Partridge is one of the greatest comedy characters EVER invented! LONG LIVE ALAN PARTRIDGE!!
To be fair that was the most interesting noel gallagher interview ever.
That is not being fair to be fair. Noel Gallagher has done some of the entertaining, memorable interviews in the history of interviews. You don't have to have like him to agree with that. He's a very funny bloke. This is why his segment was so short here. He often upstaged the host. He's up his own arse now but he is very talented man.
@@booshallmighty you ❤️ Noel
To be fair, you are completely wtong
@@booshallmighty talented in what way?
I came here for Noel being interviewed but don't feel short changed at all!
My god this is brilliant
ha ha. Don't know how I stumbled on this but classic
Cashback!
Sunny delight 😂
4 Fun-sized bags of maltesers, a 6 pack of Vimto light, A book by jeffrey archer (which one is un-important:READNon-portant?:) and the 1996 Christmas special of taggart featuring the lovely kirstie brannigan. Most importantly i'd also take an RAF Chinook mobile attack helicopter (fully insured to gold level of course) and escape off the island.
Oh..you wanted an album...Best of Ultravox
proper fan
lighthouse family :D & " hang gliding" brilliant
Love'ly stuff
Who’s somehow got here in 2019? 😂
Got here now sep 2019
Glad I did, I've never seen this.
I know exactly what I did to get here, I am not ashamed, praise the blessed algorithm!
Fokkin wat.
@@pentuplove6542 'You Mom'?... 'You Mom'?A re you a fucking late 50s forceps birth or what?
Partridge is a legend!!
Butter....'Last Tango in Paris.'
"...he looks at me in, "that way"..."
I spend a night with Simon Pegg two years ago... A wonderful man!
Was he dressed as a Native American?
How have I not seen this until now? Bonus,
(and technically it's analogue tv with a poor signal fuzz)