Peter Kay

[downsouth 7,217]

Cant think of any British stand up that I really rate.They all start off ok then just keep Rolling out the same old material over and over again

[South hams hunter 8,921]

Paul Smith is amazing

[vfr400boy 3,333]

Jim Smith the Scottish comic cracks me up 

[Daniel cain 45,146]

5 hours ago, Welsh_red said:

Tried watching him years and years ago ago and i thought it didnt feel natural . He was reading from papers on a pew 

I can't watch the cringy looking cnut in anything

[Daniel cain 45,146]

 

[DIDO.1 22,637]

3 hours ago, Daniel cain said:

 

Still doing that show 

[Nicepix 5,650]

9 hours ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said:

Brent is amazing , easily the best British tv comedy character , completely relatable 

I don't get it. Gervais is a comedy void for me. 

[Harty71 24]

Norman Wisdom is better than them all.

[low plains drifter 10,374]

17 hours ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said:

Kevin bridges head and shoulders above Peter Kay for me . Pure genius . 
 

 

I've always liked the Scottish comedians, Billy Connolly, and Frankie Boyle are good aswell, I hear Frankie is woke now though  

[DIDO.1 22,637]

8 minutes ago, Harty71 said:

Norman Wisdom is better than them all.

He's massive in Albania apparently 

[pesky1972 5,220]

Comedy, like music, food etc all about taste. One man’s meat etc. I do like Peter Kay’s stand up. Gervais’ most recent stand up is okay.., probably like it as he goes after the wokey cancel culture stuff. Also, I rate The Office and Afterlife as works of utter genius. Others will disagree, and that’s okay.

My favourite stand-up watch just now is still Bill Burr (quite a bit on Netflix). For anyone like me who thinks the world’s gone mad with all the BLM, gender and women’s rights nonsense, you’d probably relate to him. And when you look at the sh!te the likes of BBC and even Ch4 are serving up as comedy, where ticking a diversity box trumps even the requirement to actually be funny, I can’t help thinking where this will likely all end up. Seems comedy as I know and love it will be cancelled for good.

 

[DIDO.1 22,637]

Bernard Manning was one of the best.

I don't particularly like chubby brown but I want to go see him before he's gone because his is another act that will never be accepted in the future 

[Harty71 24]

Just now, DIDO.1 said:

He's massive in Albania apparently 

Yep, think his movies were on of a few Western movies allowed during a prime minister's term.

[peterhunter86 8,627]

21 minutes ago, pesky1972 said:

Comedy, like music, food etc all about taste. One man’s meat etc. I do like Peter Kay’s stand up. Gervais’ most recent stand up is okay.., probably like it as he goes after the wokey cancel culture stuff. Also, I rate The Office and Afterlife as works of utter genius. Others will disagree, and that’s okay.

My favourite stand-up watch just now is still Bill Burr (quite a bit on Netflix). For anyone like me who thinks the world’s gone mad with all the BLM, gender and women’s rights nonsense, you’d probably relate to him. And when you look at the sh!te the likes of BBC and even Ch4 are serving up as comedy, where ticking a diversity box trumps even the requirement to actually be funny, I can’t help thinking where this will likely all end up. Seems comedy as I know and love it will be cancelled for good.

 

He does the vioce over in a cartoon on Netflix called f is for family,it's based in the 70s you should give it a watch it's funny 

[pesky1972 5,220]

3 minutes ago, peterhunter86 said:

He does the vioce over in a cartoon on Netflix called f is for family,it's based in the 70s you should give it a watch it's funny 

Think I relate to Frank more than anyone I know in real life