The extended version of HIGNFY. Team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop are joined by guest host Danny Dyer and panellists Sara Pascoe and Judy Murray. 10 Dec 2018
Yeah. Puts the lie to the snobbish idea that someone with a working-class accent can't be clever or informed. Love it. Pity he has a tendency to mumble, but that's a habit could be coached out.
@@goldennagefilms Oh was it really. Have I got news for you 😝 Seriously there are still *plenty* of people who think posh accent = clever & classy while Estuarine accent = dumbo ...Including you, apparently, cause Danny is a lot brighter than you think
I have seen him slightly uncomfortable on other panel shows, but found him great on this! It takes someone who can not only read a teleprompter, but to deliver the jokes written on it, & take the inevitable ribbing from others on the panel. Not every guest host succeeds. Danny did!
For UK chat shows, I can only think of a couple who always seem to wear ties: Jonathan Ross and Rob Brydon. But here in the US, all the nighttime chat show hosts wear suits and ties: Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, Trevor Noah, Conan O'Brien, and James Corden.
Expecting two year olds to understand why they should say " thank you" .. On the other hand, they are learning to share, and care for their friends/ classmates
I'm late to the party, but also you can boil (or bake) fresh potatoes in their skins and _then_ peel them, and in that case the skin often comes off easily enough that you can do it just with your fingers (once the potatoes have cooled down).
@@SuzetteGrist Pretty sure there are other varieties in the world it works with, I'm familiar with the phenomenon and I'm Czech and I doubt Jersey potatoes are all that highly represented over here. 😉
I don't understand the winning/losing part (not that I'm much interested in it myself, it's more because of this competetive lady) - Ian always knows soooooooo much, how can he lose? Anyway, he's never a loser in my view because he's so funny and charming
I think Paul tends to gain points in the later segments that are less about factual knowledge. Plus, well, he often knows just as much as Ian - he plays a more bumbling character, but he knows things where they count.
Would I be wrong in guessing that when other men tell you to smile, they don't usually also call you things like "sweetheart, baby-doll, love, beautiful, cutie" etc. and/or just in general talk to you condescendingly, like you're there just to look pretty for them? Do they say it more like "hey, cheer up, mate!" or "you'd look a lot prettier if you smiled". In what way do men tell you to smile and are they generally strangers or people you know? Also, is it just men or women as well? Do they demand that you smile and also evaluate and comment on your looks as if you had just begged them for their input, when you may not even have spoken to them at all? Sorry for the 20 questions! I just genuinely want to know what those situations look like for you, in comparison to what many women (including myself) experience, and I'm not trying to be snarky or say that you're wrong or anything like that. I hope this doesn't come off as unfriendly in any way, because that's not my intention. (English is not my first language, so I'm blaming that if my comment comes across as angry or rude!)
Yeah,he’s not so much with freedoms. He also defended bakers who,declined to decorate a wedding cake for a gay couple. He couldn’t see the implications,
I knew that Judy Murray had become something of a celebrity and wondered why. I'm still wondering. These days, quite a few people in the public eye seem to want to get their parents involved in their celebrity status. I'm thinking of Russel Howard, Romesh Ranganathan, Matt Lucas, Jack Whitehall etc. Did David Letterman start this trend? Let's hope it ends soon. Howard's obsession with his mummy is actually quite creepy. Grow up, Russel, for pity's sake!
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment?"
invading Ukraine and killing tens of thousands. And before Ian commented, jailing and killling journalists and dissidents, turning Russia into an economic oligarchy. Yeah great
Russia was once a great country. Now Putin is a miserable dictator, unable to express his forbidden love for his sweet, chubby Trumpchka, so he compensates by committing unspeakable atrocities. Sad.
" I forgot how high brow this fking show is"...great comment Dan..lol I find him endearing.😂
Great upload thanks! Yep! Danny Dyer was great on this!
Love how Sara gave Danny a thumbs up at the end of the show for a job well done.
Massive, it is.
@@SennaAugustusLOL
An absolute delight! Thank you.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Came here to say this exact thing, which I won't now, because, well, you know--you already said it for me!
Love the bit at the end where he puts on a posh accent! haha
Danny Dyer was a surprisingly good host. I hope they use him again.
Yeah. Puts the lie to the snobbish idea that someone with a working-class accent can't be clever or informed. Love it.
Pity he has a tendency to mumble, but that's a habit could be coached out.
@@goldennagefilms Oh was it really. Have I got news for you 😝
Seriously there are still *plenty* of people who think posh accent = clever & classy while Estuarine accent = dumbo
...Including you, apparently, cause Danny is a lot brighter than you think
@@ChrisB600by miles
I have seen him slightly uncomfortable on other panel shows, but found him great on this! It takes someone who can not only read a teleprompter, but to deliver the jokes written on it, & take the inevitable ribbing from others on the panel. Not every guest host succeeds. Danny did!
On NOOTC do Countdown he was great...lot smarter than most ...😊
Danny was good! I liked him. But I've liked him a lot more since the "trotters up" incident😅
I was waiting for that post credit scene all programme. Lovely
Thanks from Australia.
Another great show! Thank you!
thank you for the upload. I thought Danny Dyer was great on this.
redman7744 ..
He's good fun in Dictionary Corner, too.
Judy's "fine, I'll just do it myself" attitude at the end was interesting to watch.
Omg. The clip of the cyclist with the box was shot in Wellington, New Zealand. I know because I was there!
Ha! Man, I just assumed it was England, I didn't even notice the giant sign with a Wellington web address on it.
@@justOneOllie suddenly this world became a whole lot smaller 🙂
Thanks for posting.
Yes, thank you so much!
Excellent !! - Thanks
Long live Ian Hislop....about the last TV celebrity who always wears a tie !
Cool story.
For UK chat shows, I can only think of a couple who always seem to wear ties: Jonathan Ross and Rob Brydon. But here in the US, all the nighttime chat show hosts wear suits and ties: Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, Trevor Noah, Conan O'Brien, and James Corden.
Even Paul's cravat's are long gone! :(
@@kayehenry3737 things changed since 2020.
Judy Murray is on fire, good to see Ian wining for a change.
I thought she was useless and obnoxious, and am not surprised she was never asked back.
I thought by some miracle Danny did a nava one! Happy to watch again
Thank you :)
Danny Dyer -- yeah. It actually worked.
Glad to hear hugs have been added to the list of things only sex predators do. Who needs hugs?
Danny Dyer looks like a _Spitting Image_ puppet of himself.
🥰thank you
What a right trooper Danny is
What's wrong with Danny's neck, he seems very stiff, he always like this or just nervous? Generally though he was pretty good.
Suspect it's something about the angle / placement of the teleprompter not being ideal for him. 🙂
love Danny Dyer
Herring & Mackerel. They're the new duo giving Ant & Dec a run for their money, right?
Expecting two year olds to understand why they should say " thank you" ..
On the other hand, they are learning to share, and care for their friends/ classmates
Danny killed it. Top man.
I've never seen Danny Dyer looking straight at me. :D
Danny good job!
Thanks.
18:38 Potatoes can be peeled with a peeler, or, if they are fresh enough, the skins will come off when rubbed.
Or, heaven forfend, a knife??!!!
You could peel it using the teeth and claws of that cat you just skinned.
I'm late to the party, but also you can boil (or bake) fresh potatoes in their skins and _then_ peel them, and in that case the skin often comes off easily enough that you can do it just with your fingers (once the potatoes have cooled down).
Only if they're Jersey new!😮
@@SuzetteGrist Pretty sure there are other varieties in the world it works with, I'm familiar with the phenomenon and I'm Czech and I doubt Jersey potatoes are all that highly represented over here. 😉
I used to really dislike Sarah Pascoe until I heard the vegans had bumped her. Now I think I’ve maybe just misunderstood her.
They must be so powerful, a much bigger block than I realised to be able to do that.
I don't understand the winning/losing part (not that I'm much interested in it myself, it's more because of this competetive lady) - Ian always knows soooooooo much, how can he lose? Anyway, he's never a loser in my view because he's so funny and charming
I think Paul tends to gain points in the later segments that are less about factual knowledge. Plus, well, he often knows just as much as Ian - he plays a more bumbling character, but he knows things where they count.
Danny Dyer was great in this. Also, I'm a bloke and I often get told by other men to smile.
Would I be wrong in guessing that when other men tell you to smile, they don't usually also call you things like "sweetheart, baby-doll, love, beautiful, cutie" etc. and/or just in general talk to you condescendingly, like you're there just to look pretty for them? Do they say it more like "hey, cheer up, mate!" or "you'd look a lot prettier if you smiled". In what way do men tell you to smile and are they generally strangers or people you know? Also, is it just men or women as well? Do they demand that you smile and also evaluate and comment on your looks as if you had just begged them for their input, when you may not even have spoken to them at all?
Sorry for the 20 questions! I just genuinely want to know what those situations look like for you, in comparison to what many women (including myself) experience, and I'm not trying to be snarky or say that you're wrong or anything like that.
I hope this doesn't come off as unfriendly in any way, because that's not my intention. (English is not my first language, so I'm blaming that if my comment comes across as angry or rude!)
@@JustSaralius Stop exaggerating and chill out. Sexism isn't exclusive to women sweethart.
@@p5rsona Oh, smile & be happy! Grouch, grouch, grouch.
£50 on things that never happened.
@@p5rsonaAll evidence to the contrary.
I don't live in the UK so it is the first time I have ever seen Judy Murray (apart from at Wimbledon), what an awful woman.
It is so nice to hear someone else say this! I see so many ppl saying what a "lovely" woman she is and i dont get it. She creeps the crap out of me.
I wish they didn’t make fun of Danny’s accent so much at the start. He did a fine job. (From the US)
Ripping the piss out of each other is how we commonly show affection.
It’s all they’ve got.
Danny Dyer is sooooo adorable
What’s the host’s accent?
Cockney. London. Free-four 'n all.
east London.
Malcolm is good in this.
The host fellow has an interesting accent
JUDY MURRAY DON'T CAHM TA PLAY, SHE CAHM TA WIN
Veganism treated as a religious belief? So, he's saying that veganism is stupid and pointless? Seems counterproductive... ;-)
Yeah,he’s not so much with freedoms. He also defended bakers who,declined to decorate a wedding cake for a gay couple. He couldn’t see the implications,
@@Kate-lk6tw Who would buy a cake from a baker that doesn't want to bake you a cake anyway.
The only things I know about Danny Dyer I have learned from Nish Kumar.
Sara Pascoe is an international treasure
No. She really isn’t.
@@J3TF1RE thank you for taking the time
How are points awarded in this game? It's a funny show even though I don't speak English - only American. I'm just curious.
Often arbitrarily, always aimlessly
Ahhh yes, the brexit mess, as sseen from the continent: poor brits
Danny Dyer has an appealing personality. However his diction and accent make him hard to understand. The subtitles helped.
Only if you’re a moron.
I knew that Judy Murray had become something of a celebrity and wondered why. I'm still wondering. These days, quite a few people in the public eye seem to want to get their parents involved in their celebrity status. I'm thinking of Russel Howard, Romesh Ranganathan, Matt Lucas, Jack Whitehall etc. Did David Letterman start this trend? Let's hope it ends soon. Howard's obsession with his mummy is actually quite creepy. Grow up, Russel, for pity's sake!
Because she’s smart, funny, gorgeous and vibrant. So no chance for you.
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !"
Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam."
Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!"
Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..."
Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!"
Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky."
Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction."
Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment?"
Nice to hear Dyer's native wit juxtaposed with Pascoe's tedious condescension.
You must really hate David Mitchell's condescension.
"Pascoe's tedious condescension"? You must be great to watch television with.
There's something about Judy Murray that I dislike.
I really didn't like her after she seemed miserable on 'Room 101.' She's GREAT here... having a good time.
Resentment?
toffs still rules in the old country
otherwise Rees Moog has no explanation
more ____ needs to be taken out yet
I reckon there's a subterranean sexual tension/flirtation between Judy and Ian!!!
ive just started to try and watch it, but danny dyers use of the auto cue is a bit off putting
As opposed to you saying things you don’t understand
Sad non-entities for several years. Could be vintage if Angus Deayton continued.
Time for Paul Merton to move on. Just said stupid stuff none of which was funny.
I think he just gave up years ago. I'm sure the moneys good though.
"none of which was funny", i.e., you don't get it.
Nah, you just didn’t get it. Not even close to the same
Putin is a great President of the great country, and call him like that is disgusting!
invading Ukraine and killing tens of thousands. And before Ian commented, jailing and killling journalists and dissidents, turning Russia into an economic oligarchy. Yeah great
I wasn't at all disgusted.
Like Donald Trump.
Russia was once a great country. Now Putin is a miserable dictator, unable to express his forbidden love for his sweet, chubby Trumpchka, so he compensates by committing unspeakable atrocities. Sad.
He is a fascist murdering dictator