he sits like that a lot - or at least one arm like that a lot - on other shows. I bet he sits like that most places provided he's got something to hook his elbows onto.
to be honest I think it seems that way just from this clip because each guest comes onto the show 1 by 1, and theyll pretty much spend a few minutes interviewing each one rather than just have them all there and involve them all at the same time. So seeing as this was like James's 10 minutes, the focus was near enough all on him
MOLE Graham Norton’s guests sit in exactly the same way... they just have stupid unfunny awkward segments like the flipping chair. I love Norton’s show and he often has great guests, but I would love a more mature feeling.
AKindChap u cannot fault Graham Norton’s show and format the guests open up and are way more relaxed than any other talk show in the world they even say this themselves
@@-M0LE Agreed Moley, I've heard many of the people (that have been on Graham Norton's show) talk about how they enjoyed it. They definitely relax and open up a lot more on there. A lot of chat shows are copying Graham's format, with the celebs all lined up on a couch, talking to the host (and each other), obviously this one (Jonathan Ross) but also some in the US are doing it now too... =o)
I know. I don't why they force these people who have nothing in common to just sit next to each other awkwardly. Graham Norton is the only show I know that does it well.
@@bmjs6707 It works with Norton because he swaps between them all and interacts with them. This is just a one on one interview but with the other guests sitting there like dead meat.
@@bmjs6707 The quality of Jonathan Ross' ITV guests is far worse than the calibre of celebrity he had on his BBC show, Friday Night with Jonathan Ross. It isn't just because the BBC are by far the most well known non-American TV channel within American circles; Jonathan Ross doesn't get many A-list non-British celebs is because his current interview technique is pretty terrible - it's negative and contrarian. Graham Norton used to get tons of Hollywood superstars on his show when he was on Channel 4 (V/So Graham Norton), despite almost nobody knowing what C4 is in the US. If Norton was on ITV he'd still have a couch of international superstars mixed with British comedians/actors...meanwhile, Jonathan Ross has Harry Redknapp, John Barnes and Naomi Campbell and Gemma Collins...
In fairness to her, she did warn us about tune she is about to make with the producer she name dropped. It's very kind of her to give us the heads up so we can ignore it!!
Honestly, I preferred that he was the only interesting one there. This resulted in more focus on Acaster. He was dynamite in this short interview. I feel like he even knew that the others wouldn't be too good to bounce off of, so he got that turtleneck to have more material.
a campbell i love how he’s just like polo necks? breakdowns? Beyoncé? alcoholic tendencies? All great comedic material. captures the zeitgeist this boy does
This guy is hilarious, and so damn witty. I love how he makes people hang on to every word he's saying, even when he's talking about drunk lasagna eating.
Wow, James was shoved in to what he’ll probably look back at and call his toughest gig ever. I could feel the awkwardness almost to the point of cringe, none of which caused by himself. The fact he maintained his persona without letting these boring fucks get the better of him is something to be admired.
6:26 when I watched this live, I burst out laughing he just mugs her off and she doesn't even realise. He walks her into that final line so well. Had everyone else on strings the whole interview.
First saw James supporting Milton Jones a few years back. It's taken me a while to click with his humor but glad I did. I think the 'Cabbages' story on WILTY was the moment of the click :)
SneakyShark That’s when it clicked with me, been back to watch all of his moments on Mock the week and interviews prior to WILTY, guys a comedic genius
@@YoungCoconuttt I think in terms of WILTY he must be one of the guests, like Bob Mortimer, that no matter how unlikely the story there's a very good chance that it's true :)
@@samcrow3786 - Well! the new Oxford Dictionary states that a 'Gemma Collins' has many meanings, the main ones being talentless, fat, lazy, useless, entitled, ugly, annoying and highly delusional.
Love how Jame's instantly apologised to Jonathan after calling him an "ignorant host" with a bit of wit/comedy about adrenaline. He knew it was not correct and corrected it live. Serious talent.
Nx Doyle 1) I love your avatar - premium-era Pixies 2) I think Barnes gets him after a while, which makes me happy. Redknapp’s an old fella who’s struggling to keep up.
Not sure if its amazing or sad how this comedian carries the whole show with his appearance....all the other muppet guests just answer Jonathans predictable questions ...while like I said ..this comedian actually does something. ....fair play to him! His sense of humour mind you is lost on them all though
The only useful thing Gemma Collins is capable of doing in the visual arts, is being rendered for her fats and oils, the resulting harvest being used to power lamps in an atmospheric Victorian supernatural thriller on BBC2.
Rest of couch to themselves: *ok. Don't be worried but it's our biggest threat yet. A COMEDIAN. Remember the mantra: NO LAUGHTER LINES. NO LAUGHTER LINES. NO LAUGHTER LINES* And proceed to act emotionless throughout James' interview.
One of the strangest, most original JR interviews I've seen. I thought he would let his guard down a bit, but was in full stand up character. Very funny
Easily the best British comic on the scene at the minute, by a mile. Only Mickey Flanagan can challenge him. His comedy is so clever and his Wit is razor sharp. “I can’t tell you yet” “That’s a good title” 😂😂😂
I love that he has the confidence of a rockstar In this interview
:) I love the nonchalant way he says hello to Naomi Campbell! Not a bother on him!
Me 2 x think he is amazing x well said x love am god bless x
He's always like this 😂 it's why he's a great comedian
@@davidlean1060 To be fair to James, the woman has a lengthy history of violent, physical assaults. I'd be careful around her too.
@@kimaboe I just love the confidence and nonchalance of him. It was as if he was saying hi to the woman at the checkouts in Tescos!
I'm particularly enjoying James's impression of T-rex arms throughout the interview.
Lmao same here
he sits like that a lot - or at least one arm like that a lot - on other shows. I bet he sits like that most places provided he's got something to hook his elbows onto.
i love it
Arron Healy z
This show seems to have a very awkward format with the dead meat on the couch. It suits James' weirdness, though.
to be honest I think it seems that way just from this clip because each guest comes onto the show 1 by 1, and theyll pretty much spend a few minutes interviewing each one rather than just have them all there and involve them all at the same time. So seeing as this was like James's 10 minutes, the focus was near enough all on him
Greg Bolin welcome to itv shows and the uk we are awkward EXCEPT graham norton
MOLE Graham Norton’s guests sit in exactly the same way... they just have stupid unfunny awkward segments like the flipping chair. I love Norton’s show and he often has great guests, but I would love a more mature feeling.
AKindChap u cannot fault Graham Norton’s show and format the guests open up and are way more relaxed than any other talk show in the world they even say this themselves
@@-M0LE Agreed Moley, I've heard many of the people (that have been on Graham Norton's show) talk about how they enjoyed it. They definitely relax and open up a lot more on there.
A lot of chat shows are copying Graham's format, with the celebs all lined up on a couch, talking to the host (and each other), obviously this one (Jonathan Ross) but also some in the US are doing it now too... =o)
well that's an .. interesting set of people to pair him with
I know. I don't why they force these people who have nothing in common to just sit next to each other awkwardly. Graham Norton is the only show I know that does it well.
@@bmjs6707 It works with Norton because he swaps between them all and interacts with them. This is just a one on one interview but with the other guests sitting there like dead meat.
@@bmjs6707 The quality of Jonathan Ross' ITV guests is far worse than the calibre of celebrity he had on his BBC show, Friday Night with Jonathan Ross. It isn't just because the BBC are by far the most well known non-American TV channel within American circles; Jonathan Ross doesn't get many A-list non-British celebs is because his current interview technique is pretty terrible - it's negative and contrarian.
Graham Norton used to get tons of Hollywood superstars on his show when he was on Channel 4 (V/So Graham Norton), despite almost nobody knowing what C4 is in the US. If Norton was on ITV he'd still have a couch of international superstars mixed with British comedians/actors...meanwhile, Jonathan Ross has Harry Redknapp, John Barnes and Naomi Campbell and Gemma Collins...
@James Bradby yeah, i thought he owned it. when someone is that good how dare you interupt! just sit back and let him do his thing.
@@nomchompsky3012 Thanks, i was going to ask who the other guests were. (except Harry Redknapp)
there appears to be a certain disconnect between him and the rest of the couch
The beauty is he doesn't give 2 shits 😂😂
To be honest, you couldn't really find a crowd in which he wouldn't be incongruous in.
It's the amount of brain cells
Johannes Sylvester he seems to fit in well with the crowd on taskmaster if you’ve seen that
@@Name-vm6op thats true him rhod and wang have pretty good chemistry.
I love how he's just messing with everyone here
Polo neck, gotta roll with it 😂 went over everyone’s head.
I see what you did there... 😂😂
By its nature, a polo neck is under your head
@@KaninTuzi but to put it on, it has to go.....
Not everyone's...
I was really laughing and no one else did 😂
He's so quick witted with his answers.
sir capitano that’s his job u can’t be a comedian without that
600th like 💕
@Alex Briggs cry some more?
apparently you and one and a half k people havent learned its all fake and scripted
@@tonywords6713 and even if it is, a decent comedian should still be quick witted. I've no doubt J.A. is exactly that.
His comedy is so clever and witty. He makes stuff up in the moment, completely improvised and makes everyone laugh.
@Heath Sims damn you really never eaten cold food before? Or bought a shirt without trying it on? Because I've done both and I'm not even 20 lmao
Heath Sims ah yeah it was pretty late soz
I love how James starts sentences without knowing how they're going to end and then just fills in the gaps.
Pretty much like all of us, all of the time.
Sometimes you're not as dried apricots as you think you are
You can't reseal them
ready to eat apricots...
this comment made me laugh so much
ready to eat apricots*
@@gaygoc To those of you who have attempted to make this correction, watch this stand up set again. Dried Apricots makes for the final punchline...
The ignorant host line is hysterical. The way he talks himself down after that is absolute genius.
“I never knew you were such an ignorant host”. Fucking fell off my chair mate.
James is too clever for Gemma Collins. She hasn't got a clue what's going on
Scott Mackenzie a sloth with a traumatic brain injury is sharper than Gemma Collins
@@Forestgravy90 haha true!
The fat one? I thought must be a mum off one of the soaps. But then she mentioned doing a single with somebody connected with Beyonce?
In fairness to her, she did warn us about tune she is about to make with the producer she name dropped. It's very kind of her to give us the heads up so we can ignore it!!
She is from a reality tv show I think. Mid winter in the Arctic Cicle is brighter than her! @@jackjude
I love how everyone is trying to figure him out
'I didn't have YOU down, as an ignorant host!'
I heard it as "I didn't have YOU down as ignorant toast." :D
@@propstrikerc875 It was definitely 'toast' in reference to the earlier joke.
It definitely wasn't because that wouldn't make sense and James Acaster makes good jokes, not stupid random references to toast jokes from earlier.
@@kevtb874 You're right, I listened to it again outside of YT and he does say host. Oopsie on my part.
@@lwaves
So why did he say “host”?
"What's the track called?"
"I can't tell you yet"
"Good title"
Masterful.
why would you get all these boring people to be on with acaster??????????
Some of them are interesting in different ways
So he bring up the IQ
Honestly, I preferred that he was the only interesting one there. This resulted in more focus on Acaster. He was dynamite in this short interview. I feel like he even knew that the others wouldn't be too good to bounce off of, so he got that turtleneck to have more material.
They were just smart enough to realise James is the biggest mofo on the stage so they just shut the fuck up until spoken too unlike yourself
Sitting like a trex while looking like Velma from Scooby doo.
My favourite comedian without question
The best person to come out of Kettering.
The only person to come out of Kettering.
Hugh Dennis
Gus Holy shit he is. Now I’m convinced they’re cousins.
0407luke jack Morley?
Kettering Town fc and a and a and a
@@lukejones5053 was waiting for a full song from you lol
The people sat next to him hardly got his humour haha
Me neither
Or they just don't find it funny. Pretending to be stupid for comedy gets boring pretty quickly.
@@craig1257 It works on kids TV. The chuckle brothers made a career out of it!
That's naomi campbell
@@craig1257 But he doesn't pretend to be stupid? There's being witty and being stupid. Clearly, you pick the latter yourself.
‘i was watching queer eye and getting drunk’ MOOD
a campbell i love how he’s just like polo necks? breakdowns? Beyoncé? alcoholic tendencies? All great comedic material. captures the zeitgeist this boy does
Not one ‘r’ sound was said correctly during that whole interview 😂😂
He said Hammered with a correct r sound
@@TheArrivalCyberse It doesn't work like that 😂
@@TheatreNerd7 okay?
Is that really a Kette-ing thing, Undertale Reacts?
I was wondering whether some local dialects in the UK could have features of rhotacism.
True
This guy is hilarious, and so damn witty. I love how he makes people hang on to every word he's saying, even when he's talking about drunk lasagna eating.
James absolutely owns every room he walks into, no matter who else is there. What an icon.
Wow, James was shoved in to what he’ll probably look back at and call his toughest gig ever. I could feel the awkwardness almost to the point of cringe, none of which caused by himself.
The fact he maintained his persona without letting these boring fucks get the better of him is something to be admired.
You are too sensitive. The other guests did nothing wrong. They listened and James was his usual droll self.
@@argieav Maybe you should go sit with the boring fucks yourself then.
@@mrwriter86 Who hurt you?
Dunno about that... did you watch this one? th-cam.com/video/tGp4qGNvb24/w-d-xo.html
I saw no awkwardness. You sir, are wrong.
'Got hammered on my own. I was watching Queer Eye and getting drunk.' is the funniest look into his life ever
6:26 when I watched this live, I burst out laughing he just mugs her off and she doesn't even realise. He walks her into that final line so well. Had everyone else on strings the whole interview.
First saw James Acaster on Bake Off recently, and now seeing him everywhere. Very funny.
Watch the wilty episodes he’s on, he’s the best thing ever
Also watch the taskmaster series he's on
Wow James tells of a drumming student who goes on to be a policeman and no-one suggests "he must be good on the beat"?
well fucking done mate. that was class
*James Acaster applauds
Or - did he manage to snare any criminals?
Heartbeat? 🤔
I bet he was wearing a high hat.
"This kid he come up to me, he's an adult now...they do that" I'm 💀
"That's a great title." I laughed so hard
First saw James supporting Milton Jones a few years back. It's taken me a while to click with his humor but glad I did. I think the 'Cabbages' story on WILTY was the moment of the click :)
SneakyShark That’s when it clicked with me, been back to watch all of his moments on Mock the week and interviews prior to WILTY, guys a comedic genius
I saw him on that tour too, back in 2012. His style and delivery has changed so much since then, he's almost an entirely different comic.
Have you seen the one with the fireman? It’s so good!
@@sammuse87 Ah yeah that is a good call!
@@YoungCoconuttt I think in terms of WILTY he must be one of the guests, like Bob Mortimer, that no matter how unlikely the story there's a very good chance that it's true :)
Acaster on fire here
I've never seen a more comfortable uncomfortable person. Also "great title" was one of the most clever moments on TV.
He looks great in the jumper!
Brilliant, i`ll click everything with James Acaster in the title.
James in a turtleneck OOF
The fact he was on the same talk show as Gemma Collins is an insult to the world of comedy
milthy swinbuckle haha I rate 😂
What's a Gemma Collins?
@@samcrow3786 Good question... What indeed is a Gemma Collins?
@@samcrow3786 - Well! the new Oxford Dictionary states that a 'Gemma Collins' has many meanings, the main ones being talentless, fat, lazy, useless, entitled, ugly, annoying and highly delusional.
larey12 wow haha
Frank Oceans Blonde came out in 2016 so I mean...
MrAtomicHero - and it’s 2019 & we’re still waiting for another
James Acaster is one of the funniest people I've ever been blessed to witness.
"I can't tell you yet"
Lightning fast "Great name"
What I love about this is that everything he says is true! None of this is made up...
"And this kid... he's an adult now. They do that" :'-D
Couch and audience need to take a good look at themselves..........one of the best comedy interviews I've seen in a long time
It’s great to see he’s still not ‘got’ by many. He can stay as our little secret.
If you haven’t read his book do - funniest book I have ever read.
I love the way that it was way over the head of the tedious old dinosaur Harry Redknapp 😂
Or maybe Harry just didn’t find him funny, he comes from a totally different generation don’t forget, so have some respect.
Nope, ex Spurs scumbag, he can fuckin do one ☝️👍🏻
Acaster is becoming my favourite comedian! When was this aired btw?
9th March it aired 🙂
@@justanacasterfan1014 Ta mate :)
Fingaz Mc Did somebody say Fanta?
@@MLB9000I like what you did there
I love James Acaster! Wish he would tour the U.S.!
@G A THANK YOU! (Yes, I was yelling my thanks!)
James is the best young comedian in Britain, and therefore, the world.
I love how nobody on that couch knows how to take him, it's hilarious to watch. Glad James didn't feel pressured enough to change his style
I feel like he just turned this interview into a small stand up show. Absolutely genius.
Love how Jame's instantly apologised to Jonathan after calling him an "ignorant host" with a bit of wit/comedy about adrenaline. He knew it was not correct and corrected it live. Serious talent.
Acaster was good. But the format off the show is terrible. No wonder tv is going down the pan. Private Parts podcast is much better.
Such a clever person.
Perhaps those who don't like him are not firing on all cylinders😜
Or maybe we just don’t have the same sense of humour eh!!!
Alex Briggs ...Ohh sorry, didn’t realise this was a comments page for the James Acaster appreciation society only..silly me.
I'd love to see James Acaster meet with Karl Pilkington.
Now that gets comment of the week.
You could make a whole sit com with those two.
No need for scripts, just a camera following them around
James Acaster is super special and he’s doing something brilliantly original. He’s going to go very far.
One of my favourite James personas ~ cool James ~
Did James hurt Harry Redknapp in some way? Or is Harry just filled with an overarching sadness?
Nx Doyle
1) I love your avatar - premium-era Pixies
2) I think Barnes gets him after a while, which makes me happy. Redknapp’s an old fella who’s struggling to keep up.
The most hilarious interview ever !
9:07 I bet that beef was plump because it had some chocolate in it
If you get that I love you
Amazing
Currently my favorite standup out there.
daaaaamn that girl next to james was really giving james the look. always remember dudes, being funny is one of the hottest things
That girl is supermodel Naomi Campbell. She would probably eat him alive!
But I totally agree with you about funny being attractive.
This nearly brought me to tears
He doesn’t give a shite
To the left is a man who is comfortable in his own skin, and to the right of him are 4 people who aren't.
Lot of excess skin in Collins
Thanks for uploading this for us lame Americans.
Literally in love with James, thank you for uploading it!
Audience don't appreciate how good that is
absolute hero of mine
At least the audience appreciated James
He's so wasted on these lot taking themselves to seriously. Love him so much hahaha
John Barnes is a top lad, the rest can gtfo
Naomi Campbell doesn’t understand his humour whatsoever. Tbf neither does Gemma Collins or Harry redknapp
Of course a legend such as John Barnes gets it though.
Jake Rogers It's hard to tell with Redknap's 'carved in lard' face.
But she laughed the most.
black chick looks dumb af
probably more like she isn't interested and even insulted b/c she's a massive snob. She always was and always will be a miserable cow.
I didn’t want this to stop 😂😂😂😂
I see 'James Acaster'... I click play.
"good title"
bloody genius
Not sure if its amazing or sad how this comedian carries the whole show with his appearance....all the other muppet guests just answer Jonathans predictable questions ...while like I said ..this comedian actually does something. ....fair play to him!
His sense of humour mind you is lost on them all though
At 1:15 the girl next to James moved away from him lmao
Can't wait to see the show in Brooklyn in two and a half weeks!!!!!!!!!
The only useful thing Gemma Collins is capable of doing in the visual arts, is being rendered for her fats and oils, the resulting harvest being used to power lamps in an atmospheric Victorian supernatural thriller on BBC2.
wow he's like a real seinfield comedy about nothing ... amazing, Brilliant !
What's funny is my brother actually does write down "cool looking" number plates...
Dude's funny --- love his set on Conan --- flawless delivery, perfect timing and economy of words with off-the-wall insight.
He is brilliant!
"Yeah yeah, I was watching queer eye while getting drunk"
Rest of couch to themselves: *ok. Don't be worried but it's our biggest threat yet. A COMEDIAN. Remember the mantra: NO LAUGHTER LINES. NO LAUGHTER LINES. NO LAUGHTER LINES* And proceed to act emotionless throughout James' interview.
"Perfect Sound Whatever" is a track by Jeff Rosenstock, released in 2016.
Is it really?
I looked it up, it is 100% true.
@@Surv1ve_Thrive Yes indeed.
Such an interesting collection of guests on the couch. They really want to get those Naomi Campbell reaction shots.
Harry Redknapp at the end is thinking, "Do what? He's not funny. He sounds just like some of the pillocks round my way. Muppet".
Always can count on Gemma Collins to ruin it.....
One of the strangest, most original JR interviews I've seen. I thought he would let his guard down a bit, but was in full stand up character. Very funny
Who's the silent old white dude who barely moved during the whole 9 minutes James was there, and what does he do
No one answered in 7 months? He's Harry Redknapp, former Tottenham Hotspurs coach.
"I'm gonna have another go at that lasagne."
Good title!
I can't see Harry Redknapp having much time for James. Imagine Harry trying to coach him. haha
People with personalities like his are most of the reason i enjoy life. Like thwy always make you laugh its great
Easily the best British comic on the scene at the minute, by a mile. Only Mickey Flanagan can challenge him. His comedy is so clever and his Wit is razor sharp.
“I can’t tell you yet”
“That’s a good title”
😂😂😂
I’ve only just seen this 2 years late and still no sign of that hit single between Gemma and naughty boy…. What planet is she from?! 😂 can’t stand her