@@uber-cg8vq I'm wondering where he got that intro from. Could be this, but the way he says it, i could also be the scene in 'Extras' series 2 with Barry and the cream bun.
The intro where the Earth graphic turns into like 20 others Earth’s and then morphs and stretches just to make room for another Earth graphic is the funniest shit. Holy shit, that editor must have had a field day.
It points out a big difference between American and British comedy. For example, The Office had 12 episodes in Britain but 201 in America. The Day Today had just 6 episodes in Britain but became Fox News in America and runs to this day
@@tomsoki5738 The ones at my local Royal Infirmary at sitting around twiddling their thumbs. Admissions are low except for anything immediately life threatening or childbirth.
I remember the first time I watched this on TV. The opening credits were so convincing I started passively listening to the headlines as you do but after a few minutes I was like “hang on WTF did he just say?” Absolute genius
People of a certain age will remember that Gerry Adams, provisional leader of sinn fein at the time, was subjected to a "voice ban" on British audio/visual media...the helium thing is spot on, Morris and his writers were so, so clever. For a series that was so topical it's an amazing feat that it continues to be incredibly funny and not really feel dated in a comedic way.
@@MrDonaldwilson LMAO You won the fucking internet today, sir. I still haven't seen Morris' latest film (shame on me), any word? Also, are you familiar with that kind of pseudo-documentary (but NOT a mockumntary) that had cut scenes from Brass Eye? It was only screned a few times but I remember reading about another skit when he was spoofing on the King's Road drug dealers ("Have you got any Yellowben Teenes? What about a Clarcky Cat?"), they actually filmed at least one other when he was dressed as a foppish 19th-century "gentleman about town" in a fucking horse drawn carriage, apparently he pulls up and asks them if they have "any tincture of laudanum, my good fellows?"? But they chose to leave it on the cutting room floor!
"The Vatican realised the computer had been tampered with when they discovered Jesus died of food poisoning aged 19, and Lou Reed had been canonized as a Saint.""
Did anyone else google it to see if it was real? I mean, apart from the badger part, maybe there is a disease which affects your ability to read. There isn't.
@@thursoberwick1948 I'm a South African so I'm not well-versed in European subjects but I've been hearing a lot of this stuff about the BBC 'pushing agendas'. What's all that about?
@@kevinhansen9258 The BBC pushes a lot of agendas, and strangely, not all of them are in line with one another. BBC news is the most obviously biased part of the corporation, but it is elsewhere. 1) Royal Family - since the BBC is established by royal commission, its news coverage of the royal family is nearly entirely favourable even with the recent example of Prince Andrew. You will see occasional swipes at them on comedy shows, but the news coverage is one sided. 2) BBC news is a good barometer of British foreign policy, especially when it comes to military activity. I am almost certain the MOD has direct influence on an unofficial level. I remember trying to watch coverage of the Christchurch Earthquake some years ago, and there were seven minutes devoted to it, as opposed to twenty minutes going on about Libya. A couple of weeks later, and the RAF etc were out bombing Libya. 3) The BBC is institutionally biased against Scottish independence. The BBC has traditionally provided a poor service to Scotland, in areas such as sport, culture, politics, history and so on. But since Scotland has 10% of the UK population, and it is funded by a TV licence, the BBC stands to lose millions if Scotland becomes independent. That's before we get into the personal biases of its staff. 4) The BBC also fails to represent Wales and Northern Ireland properly and has been biased in its portrayal of their culture, politics, sport etc, especially the Troubles. It does not represent Northern England well, except in comedies. 5) Wokeness - this has definitely been a controversial issue of late. This is a battle between those who see it as social engineering vs those who see it as fairness and equality. It is often not the latter and can be very anti-working class. 6) In the past, the BBC has pushed various government agendas including the contradictory notions of privatisation and nationalisation at different points. It also faked footage during the Miners' Strike (1983) by reversing it - i.e. during a police charge, they made it look as if the miners were charging the police instead of vice versa. Right now, the BBC is pushing the government's Covid agenda/handling pretty uncritically - and this was confirmed by a leaked internal memo.
@@thursoberwick1948 excellent summary of the BBC. It's senior staff are very close to the conservative political party. Often the leader of the BBC is directly from the conservative party, such as an ex senior minister. Current prime minister Richie Sunak has his old boss from his banking days as the current leader of the BBC. The BBC needs to become politically independent in order to represent Britain fairly and accurately. At the moment it's severely controlled by the conservative party and this is damaging for democracy in Britain.
I watched the dentist sketch - then turned on the BBC News and the report was about people not getting treatment because no dentists offer NHS free work anymore - they interviewed people with hardly any teeth - the sketch could almost come true - the news has become the day today - Chris is a comedy genius
Backstreet dentists is the most underrated TDT sketch. “Proof if proof be need be” has long since replaced whatever the correct phrasing is in my head. I doubt that was a Morris sketch though. Seems more like a Baynham idea.
"[...] It could have been a bomb, the police had no choice. It was over in seconds, a dog and three people dead from guns. Being old they would have died soon anyway but the dog which contained no explosive at all was shot to ribbons in its prime." -1994
Yup, same here! A few years later, I finally thought I'd got over the ludicrousness of it, and they brought out the dvd extras...and then I saw the horse racing commentary! Not over it. Not even close!
You’ve got to respect the sheer amount of content The Onion puts out though. Brass Eye and The Day Today are incredibly well written, but there also aren’t very many episodes.
I don't think there is another comedian with the same humour and delivery that Chris Morris has. Every line in this video and the clips themselves are just perfect!
Coogan's little head tilt as he finishes talking and just gormlessly looks right down the camera while being noshed off will never stop making me laugh.
It's amazing how many great comedy shows started on radio, e.g. The Day Today, Partridge, The League of Gentlemen, The Mighty Boosh, Little Britain, Absolute Power, etc.
The best bits are the unexpected ways in which they say things: ‘Now fact me til I fart’, ‘Hello you’ and ‘Lastnight I went with a team to there’ delivered in that familiar newsreader tone. Lol
‘Fact me til I fart’ is a reference to a famous female newsreader supposedly being caught on tape saying to a lover something almost identical. One of those great celebrity urban myths.
Quite possibly the best TV program ever made. Certainly the most authentic spoof of a news program. Every single line is well thought out, so that even just the way they say mundane things is hilarious. And although Alan Partridge is what many people wanted to see, my favorite part was always Collatilly Sisters with the business news.
“I dunno what this man is playing at, the judges must come down on him like a ton of bricks because carrying bikes on a car is not a sportsmanlike way to run this race...”
Funny how they included "Nik Kershaw" as a joke guest on the Question Time line-up, yet here we are 20 years later, and Nik would probably have been one of the more respectable pop-culture panellists compared to the trash the show gets these days.
It's like when Partridge was pitching 'Cooking in Prison' as a ridiculous reality TV show - then it actually became a thing. Live long enough, and you'll see real life satirising itself
I get *all* my news information from Peter Ohanrahanrahan! - After all, it's every citizens duty in an open democracy to remain well informed. I've not had a doubt in three decades now: A testament to the high quality of the news I consume! 👍
All news should open with "hello you"
Or from Brass Eye, "Welcome back and shut up!"
Guru larry news channel
@@uber-cg8vq I can now no longer watch his videos without thinking of this show.
@@uber-cg8vq I'm wondering where he got that intro from. Could be this, but the way he says it, i could also be the scene in 'Extras' series 2 with Barry and the cream bun.
Was gonna say guru Larry too 😋
The intro where the Earth graphic turns into like 20 others Earth’s and then morphs and stretches just to make room for another Earth graphic is the funniest shit. Holy shit, that editor must have had a field day.
“Expensive looking title sequence”
One of the earths is a virus
check 12:23
It’s so great because until that very end part it’s nearly to close reality to tell it’s parody
I had to go back and watch it again omfg
8 people didn't like this video but they had to go along with it.
This comment cracked me up.
Brilliant :)
Ich nichten lichten
have you heard " the day today, 9/11 terror attack" omg
This is at least trente percenter funny
Peter O Hanraha Hanrahan looks suspiciously like Tom Hardy playing Ronnie Kray
Fangles holy shit thinking the exact same thing 😂
Oooooh you're my wife now
He looks like a typical Anglo-jew.
It’s a spitting image lol
Hello dave
I love the relationship between Chris and Peter O'Hanraha-hanrahan so much
PETER YOU'VE LOST THE NEWS!
well you still owe me rent 'captain'
....next time you cross the street...
"No you didn't because that means get me a taxi, I'm late for my plane!"
Cat Mackerel it’s like a mother scolding her child
I love how all the animations just go on for a bit too long.
It honestly is light years ahead of its time for comedy considering what we have for reality 25 years later is so similar
It won an award for those graphics.
It points out a big difference between American and British comedy. For example, The Office had 12 episodes in Britain but 201 in America. The Day Today had just 6 episodes in Britain but became Fox News in America and runs to this day
Too true
Fox news is not this sane.
CNN has surpassed Fox.
Presumably you’re confused and mean all news stations apart from Fox News. Either that or you’re a left-wing bell-end.
Imagine consuming MSM at all
I hate it when the night draws in like a great dark thing.
Twice every two days. Inexcusable.
''the prince is attending practice prison in a Rolls Royce factory''
This is a work of art God damn it.
"when he starts real prison next week he'll be expected to muck in with all the other inmates, detained at his mother's pleasure.."
Host: Peter you're lying on a news grave, you know what's written on your headstone?
Peter: News.
Host: Peter thank you.
EDIT - Host: Peter thank you 🙄
Maybe the best gag I've ever heard
I love how you can see "35,000 or 3500 CHECK" and check is underlined :P
Peter: News.
Host: FAKE News
that's ironic on the another level
"Doctors say the only treatments they can offer so far are rubbish".
The awkwardly general language: "Last night I went with a team to there".
Genius! Had me puzzling what I had heard for a while!
don't forget "this report from Eugene Fraxby's got the story with him reports".
When the night draws in like a great dark thing
@@LeGronk The MTV sketch has tonnes of these like "Bob Dylan he's a singer".
"proof if proof be need be" caught me off-guard
Ok the running gag of the sports guys face morphing into different sports equipment is fucking gold
That's the original incarnation of Alan Partridge
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAL
The globe where the UK is the size of Africa is the hardest I've ever laughed at a second of footage. Fucking genius.
And topical for today.
Yeah, we’re actually a lot larger
@@tiwtid6055It’s bigger than that
“Oh good somebody has fallen”
Matsimus Hello there Matt. I hope you’re having a wonderful day. Didn’t expect to see you here.
Why are you everywhere?
into the river in Lego City
Matsimus the hell are you doing here
@@Squiders Squiders why are you here also lol haha
It's so funny how you could say anything in a "news" tone of voice and some people will go "oh my god.."
STAY AT HOME! PEOPLE IN HOSPITALS ARE NOW DYING!
Zetetik - shut the fuck up
@@tomsoki5738 Think he was doing a joke, no? Like it's not surprising that people in hospitals die when you think about it for one second.
Most of the reason i want to get into Voice acting
@@tomsoki5738 The ones at my local Royal Infirmary at sitting around twiddling their thumbs. Admissions are low except for anything immediately life threatening or childbirth.
"THE DENTIST MANAGED TO ESCAPE ON A NEARBY YACHT"
LOLOLOL
but the dentEE was less fortunate
that dental sketch was prophecy- nowadays there would be plenty of punters willing to pay 25 quid to get their toothache sorted under a bridge
Read this comment literally a second before i reached the footage
I remember the first time I watched this on TV. The opening credits were so convincing I started passively listening to the headlines as you do but after a few minutes I was like “hang on WTF did he just say?” Absolute genius
I taped it ,played it to my partners mum the following day. She watched ,then about 5 to 7 min in turned and said " what channel is this" ? 😂
I remember momentarily questioning the legitimacy of this program when I first watched it 😂
"the dentist managed to escape on a nearby yacht". The whole thing is pure gold
“Last night I went with a team to there” and “truth if truth be need be” are my favourite phrases.
I’m sure it’s “proof” and not truth.
Ich nichten lichten!
I love Patrick Marber's delivery of his lines as Peter O'Hanra Hanrahan. Bloody brilliant
'...detained at his mother's pleasure'- ha absolutely love it!
Learning It Quietly I've always remembered Bob Geldof refering to Prince Charles "Visiting a smelting plant for fooks reason".
Adopting the regulation haircut...
Twat! That was liquid football! That line never fails to crack me up, classic!
@MrBipson And another!
The proof is in the pudding. And the pudding, in this case, is a football.
Me too, but there are SO FUCKING MANY!!!
@@DrunkChimp funniest part 😂
SHIT!! Did you see that!?!
"whats wrong with the NHS"
"I had to wait 3 weeks for an appointment"
This used to be prescient. 3 months is the norm. Fackin NHSE (which is different to the NHS)
I'm 20 only seeing this now and this is the best shit I've ever seen. Surely we need this show now more than ever?
MuzzstepTV same age here and i agree
We definitely do but we've gone so far past satirical news these days. Re watching this now doesn't even seem crazy 😂
Watch “The Day Today” Drugs episode.
You can thank me later.😜
@@jbmclorie that was Brass Eye. The Day Today's episodes weren't themed.
Fiery Jack indeed it was.
My mistake.
Very,very funny though.
"how is a cobweb going to dig you out of a numerical mess"
"...i dont know"
Imagine if we'd had 20 years of Peter O'Hanraha-hanrahan spin offs instead of Alan Partidge. Maybe in a parallel universe...
Yeah - Alan Partridge; the least funny part of the whole show.
He's funny but kind of one note, now Alan Partridge is hilarious.
What would have been really nice is two or three more series of The Day Today.
I wouldn't give up Alan partridge for any other comedy love him so much. So many good shows. But Peter is great. Would have loved to have both.🙂
@@BlueGrenadeTom Partridge became more interesting after this series.
People of a certain age will remember that Gerry Adams, provisional leader of sinn fein at the time, was subjected to a "voice ban" on British audio/visual media...the helium thing is spot on, Morris and his writers were so, so clever. For a series that was so topical it's an amazing feat that it continues to be incredibly funny and not really feel dated in a comedic way.
OR The irish hunger striker thin shein
I remember this very well . Thatcher said that she wanted to deny them the 'oxygen of publicity '. This is the helium of publicity instead.
@@kevcatnip7589 Is that a piss-poor attempt at a joke, or a genuine spelling mistake??
@@MrDonaldwilson LMAO
You won the fucking internet today, sir.
I still haven't seen Morris' latest film (shame on me), any word?
Also, are you familiar with that kind of pseudo-documentary (but NOT a mockumntary) that had cut scenes from Brass Eye? It was only screned a few times but I remember reading about another skit when he was spoofing on the King's Road drug dealers ("Have you got any Yellowben Teenes? What about a Clarcky Cat?"), they actually filmed at least one other when he was dressed as a foppish 19th-century "gentleman about town" in a fucking horse drawn carriage, apparently he pulls up and asks them if they have "any tincture of laudanum, my good fellows?"? But they chose to leave it on the cutting room floor!
@MrBipson Good catch, actually
"When the night draws in like a great dark thing."
The idea of a news anchor calling out his own staff out on unsourced quotes is hilarious and genius. 3:25
If only they did...
*FACT ME TIL I FART*
Trente percenta
@@oldmanc2😂😂😂😂😂
I respect Chris Morris for coherently pronouncing O'Hanraha-Hanrahan that many times.
0:33 That completely over the top animation is brilliant
Trente Percente
What? I don't speak Spanish
Ich nichten lichten
@@TheJamesM one of the best lines of all time 😂😂😂
Get me a taxi I’m late for my plane
@@DirtyBertie he said "I don't like it, but I'll have to go along with it"
"The Vatican realised the computer had been tampered with when they discovered Jesus died of food poisoning aged 19, and Lou Reed had been canonized as a Saint.""
irony being that lou reed was real - jesus is a made up character
All in a Christopher Walken accent.
@@mcfcguvnors if you believe lou Reed was a real person you are a sucker.
@@jordanhicks5131 you got any Cds by jesus then ? :D
mcfcguvnors - of course not! They didn’t have the technology to play CDs back then so nobody bothered recording any.
Question time live from Wembley Stadium always gets me 😂
"She may have caught it from a badger"
Did anyone else google it to see if it was real? I mean, apart from the badger part, maybe there is a disease which affects your ability to read. There isn't.
Doctors say the only treatments they can offer so far... are rubbish.
"Lives in peppermints'.
@@stefansmith So contemporary. And how come all the rubbish solutions these days are making everything more totalitarian.
"Escaped on a nearby yacht"
"Oi!!" > > > > ⛵ 🌞🏝
After over 20 years this show still stands head and shoulders above anything that has come out since then. Such a classic with such a talented team.
Even after Prince Charles is now "King Charles," the first story is even MORE hilarious (and very prophetic).
brass eye was better, tbh
Peter, you're lying in a news grave, you know what's written on your headstone?
...news?
Beyond perfect... hasn't aged a day. In fact the BBC is near indistinguishable.
The BBC has become more like it. Even more gaslighting, lying and pushing of sinister agendas.
@@thursoberwick1948 I'm a South African so I'm not well-versed in European subjects but I've been hearing a lot of this stuff about the BBC 'pushing agendas'. What's all that about?
@@kevinhansen9258 The BBC pushes a lot of agendas, and strangely, not all of them are in line with one another. BBC news is the most obviously biased part of the corporation, but it is elsewhere.
1) Royal Family - since the BBC is established by royal commission, its news coverage of the royal family is nearly entirely favourable even with the recent example of Prince Andrew. You will see occasional swipes at them on comedy shows, but the news coverage is one sided.
2) BBC news is a good barometer of British foreign policy, especially when it comes to military activity. I am almost certain the MOD has direct influence on an unofficial level. I remember trying to watch coverage of the Christchurch Earthquake some years ago, and there were seven minutes devoted to it, as opposed to twenty minutes going on about Libya. A couple of weeks later, and the RAF etc were out bombing Libya.
3) The BBC is institutionally biased against Scottish independence. The BBC has traditionally provided a poor service to Scotland, in areas such as sport, culture, politics, history and so on. But since Scotland has 10% of the UK population, and it is funded by a TV licence, the BBC stands to lose millions if Scotland becomes independent. That's before we get into the personal biases of its staff.
4) The BBC also fails to represent Wales and Northern Ireland properly and has been biased in its portrayal of their culture, politics, sport etc, especially the Troubles. It does not represent Northern England well, except in comedies.
5) Wokeness - this has definitely been a controversial issue of late. This is a battle between those who see it as social engineering vs those who see it as fairness and equality. It is often not the latter and can be very anti-working class.
6) In the past, the BBC has pushed various government agendas including the contradictory notions of privatisation and nationalisation at different points. It also faked footage during the Miners' Strike (1983) by reversing it - i.e. during a police charge, they made it look as if the miners were charging the police instead of vice versa. Right now, the BBC is pushing the government's Covid agenda/handling pretty uncritically - and this was confirmed by a leaked internal memo.
@@thursoberwick1948 👍
@@thursoberwick1948 excellent summary of the BBC.
It's senior staff are very close to the conservative political party. Often the leader of the BBC is directly from the conservative party, such as an ex senior minister. Current prime minister Richie Sunak has his old boss from his banking days as the current leader of the BBC.
The BBC needs to become politically independent in order to represent Britain fairly and accurately. At the moment it's severely controlled by the conservative party and this is damaging for democracy in Britain.
Chris Morris IS a genius
@Spud Chuffington jones Yes but it's small and twatty
You're a roboplegic wrongcock.
Certified.
It's true. All of it.
FACT ME 'TIL I FART.
To paraphrase Sue Lawley
"Last night I went with a team to there" has always been a low-key favourite.
"Being old they would have died soon anyway" - hahaha.
Sounds like something Morrissey would say.
Nicky Nustar March 2020 here, this is pretty much Boris Johnson’s Coronavirus policy.
@@BlueGrenadeTom Sweet and Tender Hooligan
Remainers in a nutshell.
I watched the dentist sketch - then turned on the BBC News and the report was about people not getting treatment because no dentists offer NHS free work anymore - they interviewed people with hardly any teeth - the sketch could almost come true - the news has become the day today - Chris is a comedy genius
Backstreet dentists is the most underrated TDT sketch. “Proof if proof be need be” has long since replaced whatever the correct phrasing is in my head. I doubt that was a Morris sketch though. Seems more like a Baynham idea.
One of the reasons Chris stopped, the world is so crazy it's almost impossible to parody now.
"[...] It could have been a bomb, the police had no choice. It was over in seconds, a dog and three people dead from guns. Being old they would have died soon anyway but the dog which contained no explosive at all was shot to ribbons in its prime." -1994
This could actually happen in 2020 lets be honest
Don’t forget that within 6 hours a memorial had been put up.
The picking apart of the correspondents is a thing of beauty and is such a neat way to satirise the utter bollocks of broadcast news
I don't like it but I'll have to go along with it.
That's what he said Chris.
"Car drives passed window in town" inspired practically every Top Gear into.
I remember seeing Alan's football commentary the first time it was aired. I really thought I was going to die laughing.
Yup, same here! A few years later, I finally thought I'd got over the ludicrousness of it, and they brought out the dvd extras...and then I saw the horse racing commentary! Not over it. Not even close!
"JOIN ME"
@@robair67two headed sex beast!
that was the first sketch from this show that my dad ever showed me and ive since watched the whole show many times
"Shut it Alan !! I want you to stop !"
This is like a better version of the onion lol
The onion tried to copy it and failed ...
@@tommysnerfsnerf3700 the older onion was funny
@@tommysnerfsnerf3700 No, The Onion succeeded. Theirs was a very respectable copy.
You’ve got to respect the sheer amount of content The Onion puts out though. Brass Eye and The Day Today are incredibly well written, but there also aren’t very many episodes.
@@NameAvailable do believe the saying is, quality over quantity.
Peter looks like Tom Hardy
Hahahaha, all through 'Legend' I was thinking... Poor Peter O'Hanraha-Hanrahahanrahan... what happened to you :('
I was looking for this comment 😂
Thought the same thing
‘Must inhale helium to subtract credibility’ just so so good
"Fact into doubt won't go." Truer words never spoken.
A brand of humor thats is sorely missed in 2020
Partridge when a goal is scored: "Eat that! And another!" The whole show was comedy gold!
"bing bang stick it in thank you and goodnight" might be one of the best lines ever read in a TV show
I don't think there is another comedian with the same humour and delivery that Chris Morris has. Every line in this video and the clips themselves are just perfect!
The frightening thing is that nearly twenty years on when you look at the news it's like an episode of The Day Today.
“His Mother’s Pleasure” is a phenomenally underrated line 😂
4.40 always tickles me, "last night I went with a team to there"
Proof if proof be need be!
The man with the bikes on his car has been disqualified, like I said.......😂 utterly fucking brilliant
"..riding no handed. No need for that"!
Sven Goonsen !
"A look at other programmes tonight on BBC2, Question time, at Wembley stadium!" I LOST it 😂😂
Coogan's little head tilt as he finishes talking and just gormlessly looks right down the camera while being noshed off will never stop making me laugh.
"... last night I went with a team to there."
Had me in stitches XD
"News"
"Peter thankyou."
It's amazing how many great comedy shows started on radio, e.g. The Day Today, Partridge, The League of Gentlemen, The Mighty Boosh, Little Britain, Absolute Power, etc.
The best bits are the unexpected ways in which they say things: ‘Now fact me til I fart’, ‘Hello you’ and ‘Lastnight I went with a team to there’ delivered in that familiar newsreader tone. Lol
‘Fact me til I fart’ is a reference to a famous female newsreader supposedly being caught on tape saying to a lover something almost identical. One of those great celebrity urban myths.
I just had a full frontal assault of British humor and am concerned I might not recover completely
10/10 would play again
TH-cam commenters say the only treatments they can offer so far... are rubbish.
"Proof, if proof be need be"
“I don’t know Chris, you tell me” with a little smirk I lose it every single time
Nearly died at the line, “I don’t have a monitor Chris.” Still trying to smart his way out of it and just making it worse. 😂
@@kisbie "Cobweb!"
How will you get out of this mathematical mess?
I dunno.
'But when the night draws in like a great dark thing," is the format for every description of winter in GOT.
Quite possibly the best TV program ever made. Certainly the most authentic spoof of a news program. Every single line is well thought out, so that even just the way they say mundane things is hilarious. And although Alan Partridge is what many people wanted to see, my favorite part was always Collatilly Sisters with the business news.
Thanks. Chris.
"She may have caught it from a badger."
“I dunno what this man is playing at, the judges must come down on him like a ton of bricks because carrying bikes on a car is not a sportsmanlike way to run this race...”
I don't like thiis coronavirus, but I'm going along with it.
And how did he say that?
...Ich nichten lichten
Trenta percenta gets me every time
"The dentist escaped on a nearby yacht" I'm crying tears of laughter.
Pure brilliance - even the credits are funny! Never noticed "Carpets: Bono" until today...... the day today
“Last night I went with a team to there”.
12:24 love these bowling alley screen like animations
They should get Alan to report on the International Bowling Championships 🎳
"He's getting up! Come on Peter! You can catch up with them!"
"No. No... He can't be bothered."
born in the year 2000. admiring this in 2023. true comedy never dies.
For some reason the Prince Charles at "some speech or other" bit has always amused.
This show has aged like a fine wine
"Being old, they would've died soon anyway" LOOOOL
Makes the mash report look like a kids tv show
TRY VICTOR LEWIS SMITH ,,TV OFFALL
proof, if proof be need be
My all time favourite
Looooool my brother and I always say this 😂😂😂😂
Looool
He boings down, double-pike twister, bangs his head on the board and in. Textbook.
And rotate it one hundred and eighty degrees in my favour. DO IT.
The writing is fantastic. “Muck in just like any other convict at His Mothers Pleasure” (HMP)
“THAT WAS LIQUID FOOTBALL!”
So funny
Funny how they included "Nik Kershaw" as a joke guest on the Question Time line-up, yet here we are 20 years later, and Nik would probably have been one of the more respectable pop-culture panellists compared to the trash the show gets these days.
And they actually held Question Time at Wembley Stadium during the Brexit campaigns.
When they put Russel brand up against Farage....it was laughable
It's like when Partridge was pitching 'Cooking in Prison' as a ridiculous reality TV show - then it actually became a thing.
Live long enough, and you'll see real life satirising itself
comanchio1976 like when in life of Brian they were laughing at a mans right to be a woman and have children. Now that’s real.
I get *all* my news information from Peter Ohanrahanrahan! - After all, it's every citizens duty in an open democracy to remain well informed.
I've not had a doubt in three decades now: A testament to the high quality of the news I consume! 👍
"Peter, thank you"
Question Time from Wembley Stadium🤣🤣
Rebecca Front is hilariously good with the script in that dentist sketch.
20 long years and all of these jokes still hit
Trente Percenter & Icn Nichten Lichten are utter classics
“Leicester man wins right to eat sister.”🤣