The character has evolved from a two-faced political correspondent ranting about the state of things behind the professional veneer, to a relatable multidimensional man just muddling through things as best he can, with all the flaws and little triumphs we all have. This change has been great for the series, and it's just the right kind of catharsis and venting we need to hear at times like this.
Naa.. he's a massively politically biased twat that relies on a certain type of political demographic to push up his youtube views ! Is that difficult to wrap your head around ? How many labour MP ' broke lockdown rules .... did they get a video devoted to them ? Naaaa !!!
@@markclayton4654 Go on then, name them and when and how did they break the lockdown rules? Should be easy as pie for someone like you who has it all figured out.
You are not just a comedian. You are also a damn good actor. The points where you were showing the pain of separation from your son looked so real. I was expecting tears and I had a lump in my throat. Sometimes seeing your vulnerability is like looking in a mirror. None of us are made of wood. Truly amazing performance!
Pie better hope that if he or anyone he cares about, ever ends up in hospital, none of the drs, nurses, care workers who have anything to do with treating him, have a step son whose darlin dad bought him a drum kit.
I hope we continue with The Real Pie. I’m betting there’s a lot of people that found this a really bittersweet comic piece. There’s a bloody good series here, if only we had TV companies clever enough to realise it. Real pathos. Very, very good stuff. More please.
@Bryans Ferry If we're gonna get a lockdown series, yeah it'd be better to have some interesting characters speaking from working-class perspectives, to highlight the actual struggles going on. I'm a fan of Jonathan Pie, so I naturally disagree with a lot of what you said there - but respect for your opinion. :) Pie speaks out on behalf of most of us, society at large, even though, yeah, his personal issues are middle-class (I envy his house and decent salary). The point of the character Jonathan Pie is his job as a broadcast journalist, so it'd be no good Tom just saying what he thinks, as himself, because we lose out on that context, which adds to the comedy. That said, this episode was kinda weird because Pie WAS speaking more directly to us, it seemed - spoke to his son and his wife and his mum, but then not Tim or anyone specific, just to camera. Fourth-wall breaking? Or stepping away from Jonathan Pie character...?
@@thomassikki1225 football was good years ago when players had some dignity. Nowadays they are just bunch of actors and "soyboys" crying and rolling on the floor because someone is better then them and the only way to win is cheating.
When I was 5, Tony Blair was the Prime Minister. It took me a while to work out he was an idiot, about 12 years when I did AS Politics, to be precise. He actually seemed like someone capable of leading something, like a kindly teacher of a Key Stage 2 class, you know, a proper one with older kids. Kids today will waste no time cutting to the chase. Boris looks like an estranged cousin of the Teletubbies who was banished from the Night Garden after sexual misconduct allegations from Upsy Daisy.
Boris wears his idiocy on his sleeve for all to see, and yet we still voted him in with the biggest majority in decades. What does that say about the alternatives? Maybe they're all idiots and people just prefer it when they can see their fools coming...
''We don't need no education, we don't need no thought control. No dark sarcasm in the classroom, teacher leave them kids alone... HEY TEACHER, PIES GONE ON A RANT!''
If you want to really understand the genius of this humour you need to contrast the purchase at the end of the vlog of the drum kit (Haha, get your own back time!) to the very subtle look on his face when he says 'saving people' earlier on. 'Saving people' is a priceless moment, it entirely sums up his perspective on his former wife and new partner, and his relationship with his son, the delivery is easy to miss (go back and look at it), but it is deliberate, and really 'sharp'. This is not trivial, it is genius comedy. Loving it.
An Drumset ,brilliant!🤦😂.I can hear your ex-wife yelling from here.(in Argentina) 😂😂😂 .The sketch is bittersweet as anyone's locked in (stay-home order) experience.Here we are in quarantine from 20th of March.
No, it isn't. Archetypal hero narratives are pretty useful things that football creates all the time, it helps with community cohesion and contributes to some people's sense of identity, and provides an incentive for competitive people to participate in heavy exercise. It has its problems, as any sport does if it's the biggest one in a country.
@@mikitz Are sport fanatics that brittle and violent? Maybe medication is in order. If people who like watching sport go on a mass killing spree because they haven't watched any sport - there are more deep seated issues.
I doubt you sit and read the comments, which I dont blame you. But this segment makes my day. Putting all the bs into hilarious sense. I wish that they were more frequent, tho that makes them all the better when the notification does come up.
@@biscuit8038 hey I don't expect him to read the comments. All I wish Is his videos keep coming, I'm glad hes getting mr popular and educating the masses or just putting a smile on their face
@@ghadders1629 couldn't agree more. I saw him live a couple years ago and can't wait to see him again. Surprised he's not turned up on have I got news for you yet!
So glad i saw you live on November. Great performance in Bournemouth, cannot wait for the next. What a funny funny guy you are =) always know exactly what to say.
Pie: "He (stepdad) sometimes sleeps in the way and works at night?" *A few moments later* "I've bought him a drumkit! It arrives tomorrow." 🤣🤣 At least Pie isn't vindictive.
'he works at the hospital - saving lives' heavy tone on the second phrase.... great acting. The drum kit revenge... haha Did you practise hard to catch that cube or did it come naturally:)?
Wonderfully done, Tom. Covid-19 kicked this into high art -- still hilarious, and god knows there's nothing wrong with that. But it's that and more now. Kudos.
Over here in Pennsylvania, they’ve been out of school since early March. The state is starting to re-open and the governor has claimed that we can’t afford to handle another lockdown in the fall... and he’s already come under significant backlash for keeping things shut as long as he did. I mean, I’m hoping we’re good by the fall, but I’m starting to feel like we should have waited maybe another week, because, even though the north and west parts of the state are probably fine, I know the greater Philadelphia region is gonna have a lot of trouble.
The only good thing to have come out of this interminable crises . The near disappearance of that asinine game and its oh so annoying army of disciples ,from the social cape .
I was going to buy a Nintendo Switch but they're sold out everywhere and 2nd hand ones are going for a fortune on eBay, Gumtree, and Facebook marketplace. Even 2nd hand games are more expensive than I reckon they should be. It's f**king horrendous.
I love this one! Jonathan is a super parent. The gift is perfect, too. Yeah, the world can go on whether or not there's a bleedin' football game or not. Preach!
@@monkeytron5061 People seem to have lost the ability to entertain or occupy themselves. If there was no social media, mobile phones, TV, video games, etcetera they would die of boredom or kill themselves. Before electricity I know almost everything was labour intensive but in what little free time they had they knew how to entertain themselves. Therefore if parents have lost that ability how on earth do they keep their children busy without recourse to mostly electrically powered distractions? When I was a child in the sixties I knew how to occupy myself during free time and I didn't spend all my time in front of the TV or playing outdoors with my peers. Real face to face conversation seems to have disappeared in many families too. When do families actually sit down and have a meal together without keeping up to date with social media?
Hey Pie, when you gonna do a video about America? In case you haven't noticed, we are going up in flames here. Love to hear your thoughts while my county collapses. Love ya mate.
Boris may well have “Post Covid Syndrome” which is effectively M.E. triggered by the stress coronavirus puts on your immune system. Inability to focus, poor memory, occasionally incoherent speech... oh but he had all those before!
I can relate to much of this. I purchased my niece a drum kit when she was 3 years old, and paid for lessons. I explained to my sister in law that "the beat" was the basis of all music and thus the logical place to start. I kept a straight and serious face when I did this. I told my little brother the truth. He was a smarmy little turncoat tattle tale mummies boy as a kid. I am the favourite uncle to this day. My nephew took up drumming too when my niece moved on to piano. Vengeance. Best served with education, arts appreciation and volume.
“A world without football is probably a better place”...LOL....couldn’t agree more. Reminds me of That Mitchell and Webb sketch...Watch the Football!!!
My dad's an expat who has spent the past 6 years moving from country to country. My parents finally got a divorce last year after 4 years of them going at it. My relationship with him was greatly affected. We're much better now, things have finally gone back to normal, but seeing the way the character of Jonathan talks to his son and talks about his son remind me of my dad so much. I've been rewatching a ton of the old videos and I've dreaded coming to this one because I knew I would start crying again. I was right.
I love this man. I am old enough to be his mother, so I will bake him cookies! :D I used to be with a guy whose ex had the kids. We would send them pea shooters and kazoos. :)
On a slightly related note, I was interested in a discussion with an old teacher of mine who was discussing how much more demanding the distance-learning system has been on teachers. They were mentioning that in a typical classroom format, they'd introduce the classroom to a topic and within the class time (either 45 minutes or an hour and a half) they'd expect around a half of that to be spent with their students doing exercises and engaging with students on an individualised basis. Through the online format the teacher has an expectation to engage the students for the entirety of the period, much as a lecturer would instead of a teacher. It seems an interesting dichotomy between the styles of education and individualised learning between highschool and higher education; on the one hand it prepares students for university style education (if they so wish to pursue it), and on the other hand it's not the status quo of the education system and for a lot of students is inherently going to disadvantage. It'll be an interesting case study for students going onwards to higher education in a lot of aspects, I'm interested if anybody has any thoughts on this.
"I bought him a drum kit" .... revenge is best served loudly.
🤣true
SERVES THE BITCH RIGHT!🤣🤣🤣🤣
The character has evolved from a two-faced political correspondent ranting about the state of things behind the professional veneer, to a relatable multidimensional man just muddling through things as best he can, with all the flaws and little triumphs we all have. This change has been great for the series, and it's just the right kind of catharsis and venting we need to hear at times like this.
Naa.. he's a massively politically biased twat that relies on a certain type of political demographic to push up his youtube views !
Is that difficult to wrap your head around ?
How many labour MP ' broke lockdown rules .... did they get a video devoted to them ?
Naaaa !!!
@@markclayton4654 Go on then, name them and when and how did they break the lockdown rules? Should be easy as pie for someone like you who has it all figured out.
@@markclayton4654, Jonathan Pie is a fictional comedy character, for goodness sake! He is played by Tom Walker.
@@markclayton4654 Oh dear, this seems to have gone way over your head Mark 😄
Look at you lefty twats.. You all jump like a bitch on heat when your button is pushed ... sad dickheads 😂
You are not just a comedian. You are also a damn good actor. The points where you were showing the pain of separation from your son looked so real. I was expecting tears and I had a lump in my throat. Sometimes seeing your vulnerability is like looking in a mirror. None of us are made of wood. Truly amazing performance!
Run him round the garden till he's exhausted, get him a playstation to keep him distracted ..... great advice for Boris
😂😂😂
Thought that was what his punchline was going to be ngl
LOL! I can totally see Boris having to pass the controller over to Cummings to get him past the hard levels.
I thought that who he was talking about for a minute.
@Bryans Ferry what's a bot? Sorry I'm not savvy with this media stuff 👍
He paints such a tragic picture of this character, it's both beautiful and horribly real.
Danito Rob Brydon did something similar as a lonely Welsh taxi driver.....v.good
It's theatre, Brecht....Pinter......it's art, it's...nihilism.......philosophy, Nietsche....it's......it's genius.
"Sometimes he sleeps during the day?"
Buys child drum set
Pie better hope that if he or anyone he cares about, ever ends up in hospital, none of the drs, nurses, care workers who have anything to do with treating him, have a step son whose darlin dad bought him a drum kit.
Yeah we got it.
@@KH-lm8rp You do know he's a character? Obviously not. Oh dear.
@@KH-lm8rp - Nice sense of humour you don't have there, dude.
The drumkit is like the extreme oppsite to a gift card.
But a gift that keeps on giving...
Gerald McMullon yeah, headaches! 😂😂
Yeah, I’m not even sure it counts as PASSIVE aggressive - it’s just plain aggressive!
Who knew a drum kit could run out of batteries!
I used to love drumming.
3:07 "...does this look like a man who can handle a crisis!'
😱😂😂😂😂😂
evedenty not , kids need to get out & LIVE !
The way you defined politics to Conrad though.
Move over Noam Chomsky, we've got a Pie chart.
Terrible writing this episode, he lost an argument...
Ottercar 14 also lost his kid in the divorce
Perfect ending! I laughed so hard - my neighbour thought I'd lost it.
same. tears of laughter
Me too! Can't believe that that guy is your real PM! lol
"stop laughing, this is serious" - my despair subsides as I self-isolate my mind by regressing to a 5 year old
I hope we continue with The Real Pie. I’m betting there’s a lot of people that found this a really bittersweet comic piece. There’s a bloody good series here, if only we had TV companies clever enough to realise it.
Real pathos. Very, very good stuff. More please.
Like the original (uk) "Dear John".
Yeah, had a bit of a Marion and Geoff vibe - very funny but some emotional stings. Could totally work as a series. Here's hoping...
@Bryans Ferry If we're gonna get a lockdown series, yeah it'd be better to have some interesting characters speaking from working-class perspectives, to highlight the actual struggles going on. I'm a fan of Jonathan Pie, so I naturally disagree with a lot of what you said there - but respect for your opinion. :) Pie speaks out on behalf of most of us, society at large, even though, yeah, his personal issues are middle-class (I envy his house and decent salary). The point of the character Jonathan Pie is his job as a broadcast journalist, so it'd be no good Tom just saying what he thinks, as himself, because we lose out on that context, which adds to the comedy.
That said, this episode was kinda weird because Pie WAS speaking more directly to us, it seemed - spoke to his son and his wife and his mum, but then not Tim or anyone specific, just to camera. Fourth-wall breaking? Or stepping away from Jonathan Pie character...?
@Bryans Ferry 😂😂😂 Why do I bother trying.
"A world without football is probably a better place" - perfect.
Indeed 😁😁
Facts
You absolute soyboys
@@thomassikki1225 football was good years ago when players had some dignity. Nowadays they are just bunch of actors and "soyboys" crying and rolling on the floor because someone is better then them and the only way to win is cheating.
What a sad little life
I love the way the chapter has developed almost by what he doesn't say. Top work Tom
Good luck to step-dad (works nights/sleeps in the daytime!) kipping through drum practice!!
😂🥁
Another good one Mr.Pie! 👍🏻😷🇬🇧
I had to laugh out loud. Brilliant!
Pie: Boris has never given a shit.
USA: Hold my beer.
Opposite of giving a shit?
... hmmm ....
Receiving a fecal transplant?
😞 Nailed it in one. Matthew K Pittsburgh Pennsylvania USA
When I was 5, Tony Blair was the Prime Minister. It took me a while to work out he was an idiot, about 12 years when I did AS Politics, to be precise. He actually seemed like someone capable of leading something, like a kindly teacher of a Key Stage 2 class, you know, a proper one with older kids.
Kids today will waste no time cutting to the chase. Boris looks like an estranged cousin of the Teletubbies who was banished from the Night Garden after sexual misconduct allegations from Upsy Daisy.
Ahahaha 😂😂😂😂You sir are a bloody genius! 😂
@@theobreakspear3068 i'll second that.funny as fuck🤣🤣🤣
Hilarious m8🤣🤣🤣
Hahaha thank you for this comment 😂
Boris wears his idiocy on his sleeve for all to see, and yet we still voted him in with the biggest majority in decades. What does that say about the alternatives? Maybe they're all idiots and people just prefer it when they can see their fools coming...
Brilliant!!! More depth and complexity has been added to Johnathan. One of the best yet
Ordered him a drum kit 🥁 🤣
''We don't need no education, we don't need no thought control. No dark sarcasm in the classroom, teacher leave them kids alone... HEY TEACHER, PIES GONE ON A RANT!''
Hey hey people
@@spaceinaspace8452 Internet meme here
Just hugged my son for the first time in months, same boat.
If you want to really understand the genius of this humour you need to contrast the purchase at the end of the vlog of the drum kit (Haha, get your own back time!) to the very subtle look on his face when he says 'saving people' earlier on. 'Saving people' is a priceless moment, it entirely sums up his perspective on his former wife and new partner, and his relationship with his son, the delivery is easy to miss (go back and look at it), but it is deliberate, and really 'sharp'. This is not trivial, it is genius comedy. Loving it.
So nice to see him smile, and so many times in one cast! takes away stress, do it more, my friend.
An Drumset ,brilliant!🤦😂.I can hear your ex-wife yelling from here.(in Argentina) 😂😂😂 .The sketch is bittersweet as anyone's locked in (stay-home order) experience.Here we are in quarantine from 20th of March.
Another brilliant episode from the Pie! Well Done!
Absolutely fantastic, one of your finest Mr Pie!👏👏👏👏
"A world without football is probably a better place"
Ain't that the truth.
Same can be said about American football ...
A world without sports is a world where the fans are killing each other on the streets, so...no.
@@mikitz they do that because of sports
No, it isn't. Archetypal hero narratives are pretty useful things that football creates all the time, it helps with community cohesion and contributes to some people's sense of identity, and provides an incentive for competitive people to participate in heavy exercise. It has its problems, as any sport does if it's the biggest one in a country.
@@mikitz Are sport fanatics that brittle and violent? Maybe medication is in order. If people who like watching sport go on a mass killing spree because they haven't watched any sport - there are more deep seated issues.
Genuinely moving. Thank you.
"I bought him a drum kit"
Oh you evil bastard that is brilliant! lol
The best character in years. Genius. So spot on and a much needed tonic if your frustrated with the powers that be.
Oh, that backstory...wonderful writing. Such a clever piece altogether.
I doubt you sit and read the comments, which I dont blame you. But this segment makes my day. Putting all the bs into hilarious sense. I wish that they were more frequent, tho that makes them all the better when the notification does come up.
He used too, now he's too popular. Mind you, looks like he's got fuck all else to do
@@biscuit8038 hey I don't expect him to read the comments. All I wish Is his videos keep coming, I'm glad hes getting mr popular and educating the masses or just putting a smile on their face
@@ghadders1629 couldn't agree more. I saw him live a couple years ago and can't wait to see him again. Surprised he's not turned up on have I got news for you yet!
@@biscuit8038 I bet he was brilliant I need to do that.
Brilliant - like the best comedy, this was hilarious and poignant in equal measure. Well done mate - satire is sanity.
So glad i saw you live on November. Great performance in Bournemouth, cannot wait for the next. What a funny funny guy you are =) always know exactly what to say.
I would have sent a violin - but, nice one! I've bought both my niece and nephew a musical instrument to annoy their mother.
That's what nieces and nephews are for - getting revenge on siblings for childhood slights!
Pie is the kind of guy you wouldn't mind being in solitary with.
Full of conversation.
A British treasure.
"saving lives" the subtle sneer says it all! Genius.
Pretty sure the drums was part of a revenge plot. That kid will have some bangin fun...
Anyone else want Jonathan Pie as their teacher?
Well this video was heart wrenching and literally made me cry! I felt him! I love you Jonathan Pie!!!
Pie: "He (stepdad) sometimes sleeps in the way and works at night?"
*A few moments later*
"I've bought him a drumkit! It arrives tomorrow."
🤣🤣 At least Pie isn't vindictive.
I laughed so hard at the Boris part. Excellent! Sums it all up.
'he works at the hospital - saving lives' heavy tone on the second phrase.... great acting. The drum kit revenge... haha Did you practise hard to catch that cube or did it come naturally:)?
Children and drum kits; 2 items that should never ever be found in the same sentence, never mind the same room... 😁
JP brilliant as ever!
Wonderfully done, Tom. Covid-19 kicked this into high art -- still hilarious, and god knows there's nothing wrong with that. But it's that and more now. Kudos.
During lockdown I wait for these videos, just to make some light of the shit pit situation. 20% virus related, 80% govt! Who agrees?
Over here in Pennsylvania, they’ve been out of school since early March. The state is starting to re-open and the governor has claimed that we can’t afford to handle another lockdown in the fall... and he’s already come under significant backlash for keeping things shut as long as he did. I mean, I’m hoping we’re good by the fall, but I’m starting to feel like we should have waited maybe another week, because, even though the north and west parts of the state are probably fine, I know the greater Philadelphia region is gonna have a lot of trouble.
True Blue Ryu please keep your child home, if he has to go to hospital it will cost you a fortune X Barb
@Purple Carnations What even we in the UK are waiting for. A second peak.
It's too soon here, definitely stateside, as they're on a higher death rate trajectory, imo
If you haven't done it already Tom, you need to pitch Pie to the BBC. I would watch anything and everything with Pie.
"The world without football would probably be a better place."
Yes!!! A million times, YES!!!!!
The only good thing to have come out of this interminable crises . The near disappearance of that asinine game and its oh so annoying army of disciples ,from the social cape .
Even though it's fictional I'm still rooting for pie's ex wife to come back to him.
Ow Pie: just marry me already!
Bryans Ferry yeah, no humor at all! 😂🤪
Noooooo, he’s mine Maartje! And for God’s sake @Bryans Ferry, who’s the creepy one?? I think that would be YOU! Ick!
@Bryans Ferry you're almost to china, don't stop digging that hole now.
Brilliant, you nearly had me in tears, both sorts!!
If someone actually names their son Conrad; they should just sew the, "kick me", signs onto their uniform.
"ahhh, she's just the Queen" 🤣🤣🤣
I was going to buy a Nintendo Switch but they're sold out everywhere and 2nd hand ones are going for a fortune on eBay, Gumtree, and Facebook marketplace. Even 2nd hand games are more expensive than I reckon they should be. It's f**king horrendous.
I feel your pain
Nintendo!!!? Nintendo?? It's like buying used condom.
Love your show. Boris looks like a muppet. Literally he looks like a muppet in that first picture.
I love this one! Jonathan is a super parent. The gift is perfect, too. Yeah, the world can go on whether or not there's a bleedin' football game or not. Preach!
Genius as always! Thank you ✌️
My sister is a teacher with a two and eight year old, there is no way her kids are going to school yet.
Brilliant again Mr Pie , keep them coming!
Dude, people can’t afford children.
Now they are finding out.
The cost is time not money.
Or sniff it or scratch it.
Wow!
That was good. Can I quote you?
Wise words about the true "cost" of having children.
Frank Coleman They are a “might as well” for most people who have run out of ideas of what to do next.
How about, sit down and shut up lol
@@monkeytron5061
People seem to have lost the ability to entertain or occupy themselves.
If there was no social media, mobile phones, TV, video games, etcetera they would die of boredom or kill themselves. Before electricity I know almost everything was labour intensive but in what little free time they had they knew how to entertain themselves.
Therefore if parents have lost that ability how on earth do they keep their children busy without recourse to mostly electrically powered distractions?
When I was a child in the sixties I knew how to occupy myself during free time and I didn't spend all my time in front of the TV or playing outdoors with my peers. Real face to face conversation seems to have disappeared in many families too. When do families actually sit down and have a meal together without keeping up to date with social media?
Frank Coleman I don’t disagree.
Absolute brilliance as usual Mr Pie. You are ACE.
Classic Pie. Thanks Pie. Get that PS5 in a couple of months, that’ll cost you more than 250.
@Dahn fair point.
Pie, you absolute bastard, the drum kit was a brilliantly assholish move to pull. We tip our hats to you, you monster :D
Why is Jupiter stuck in a tree? 😂😂😂
It didn't wear a mask 👍
Best place for it in retrospect.
It's Yggdrasil.
That’s thing is a Rubber Earth !
I’ve got 5 of them , they looked very nice to begin with but they lose their shine quite fast .
I love these. So real!
I loved the bit on politics 😂👌🏽
Tough times separated from children, your a brilliant guy stay strong 💜
Hey Pie, when you gonna do a video about America? In case you haven't noticed, we are going up in flames here. Love to hear your thoughts while my county collapses. Love ya mate.
This one was just really tear jerkingly sad. Love to all
Boris may well have “Post Covid Syndrome” which is effectively M.E. triggered by the stress coronavirus puts on your immune system. Inability to focus, poor memory, occasionally incoherent speech... oh but he had all those before!
deutschland deutschland uber alles
Hi Champion what? Why? 😂
Funny 😂🤣👍
With those symptoms how will we know?
You sound like a lovely person, I am very pleased you are part of the human race.
I can relate to much of this. I purchased my niece a drum kit when she was 3 years old, and paid for lessons.
I explained to my sister in law that "the beat" was the basis of all music and thus the logical place to start. I kept a straight and serious face when I did this.
I told my little brother the truth. He was a smarmy little turncoat tattle tale mummies boy as a kid.
I am the favourite uncle to this day. My nephew took up drumming too when my niece moved on to piano.
Vengeance. Best served with education, arts appreciation and volume.
We only lost 2-0 !! Result!
“A world without football is probably a better place”...LOL....couldn’t agree more. Reminds me of That Mitchell and Webb sketch...Watch the Football!!!
Jonathan Pie as our new PM by this December.
My dad's an expat who has spent the past 6 years moving from country to country.
My parents finally got a divorce last year after 4 years of them going at it. My relationship with him was greatly affected. We're much better now, things have finally gone back to normal, but seeing the way the character of Jonathan talks to his son and talks about his son remind me of my dad so much.
I've been rewatching a ton of the old videos and I've dreaded coming to this one because I knew I would start crying again. I was right.
Jonathan: We in the USA understand your plight.
That was so funny. Thank you. Keep it real.❤
Like it Pie ,,,like it a lot
You've been in lockdown too long!
@@calummackenzie1050 Lock down syndrome does show now and then fella but no casualties as yet lol
What began as a parody of a ranting TV reporter has turned into a...one man sitcom! Gosh this good!
Oh I get it, the other husband is risking his life on the frontlines yadayada so you can't hate him for being with the wife, so funny xD
This is pure genius, I'm in pain here !!! (Not just with Pie but some of the comments too !!)
CONRAD PIE
I DONE CRAP
@@mr.evasion NICEEEEEE....
Love these. It's a mix of Marion and Geoff and Alan Partridge.
I love this man. I am old enough to be his mother, so I will bake him cookies! :D I used to be with a guy whose ex had the kids. We would send them pea shooters and kazoos. :)
This video has got the 1980's written all over it ha ha.
Great video it made my day.
Cheers Dean
Those that can't, teach.
And those that can't teach, teach P.E.
Those that can't teach PE set the curriculum
I’d argue the only ones who “can” are teachers. The job is incredibly taxing.
On a slightly related note, I was interested in a discussion with an old teacher of mine who was discussing how much more demanding the distance-learning system has been on teachers. They were mentioning that in a typical classroom format, they'd introduce the classroom to a topic and within the class time (either 45 minutes or an hour and a half) they'd expect around a half of that to be spent with their students doing exercises and engaging with students on an individualised basis. Through the online format the teacher has an expectation to engage the students for the entirety of the period, much as a lecturer would instead of a teacher. It seems an interesting dichotomy between the styles of education and individualised learning between highschool and higher education; on the one hand it prepares students for university style education (if they so wish to pursue it), and on the other hand it's not the status quo of the education system and for a lot of students is inherently going to disadvantage. It'll be an interesting case study for students going onwards to higher education in a lot of aspects, I'm interested if anybody has any thoughts on this.
PIE FOR PM!!!
Drum kit was a nice touch. Another one would be been a trumpet!! 🤣👍
Man, you’re gorgeous!
Drum kit !! Genius Mr Pie 👍
Well, at least they didn't call him Apple:-)
It's got appeal.
@@manchestertart5614 love it:-)
I feel that even a year on, when this is all behind us, Jonathan will still be in lockdown making these episodes
Who’s running the country? Same people that have run it for decades
THE LIZARDS!
Ha! And those other bastards lying about the earth being round!
What he said about football is the best hahaha
Those that can, do,
those that can’t, teach,
those that can’t teach, teach teachers,
and those who can’t teach teachers become Ofsted inspectors.
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Great bookshelves! I actually didn't know Jonathan Pie had a book out but Off the Record is now on order - that's my lockdown reading sorted.
21 seconds ago already a dislike
B. R. U. H.
b _r_ u _h_
some people hate on a dedicated basis
Sorry about that :D
From Sandra and her new boyfriend?
From Pie's ex wife.
"I've bought him a drumkit!"
You are evil Mr Pie.