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why am i crying with f**kin laughter at a man standing outside ffs hahahahaha!

In the midst of all the misery and darkness, there’s the innocuous thru-line of the doctor always having a different eccentric way of telling his patients to sit down. Morris’s verbal creativity is an inspiration

This is what it feels like to go to a therapist. The fact that you’re paying a stranger to fix personal problems that you can’t fix for yourself is so degrading- it makes you feel fundamentally broken, fundamentally inferior to the person you’re paying to make you feel better about yourself. Not that therapy isn’t valuable, but that aspect of the experience is demoralizing.

It’s amazing how much bad news a person can get in four minutes.

Ah I've come on my knee Ok bye 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

The whole cast was great, but for acting Bulmore was the MVP

It's funny because It could happen to you.

So beautiful apart from the words

'Look! They even almost have the same lob rate!!' Will never forget this scene, remember the days it was on the box ... won't ever top that

'Lob rate' killls me.

Not at all surprised the music has "psychosis" in the title.

good weight

This is a big reason I will I never own my own house.

Doc Cock. Wasn't he on That's Life with Esther Rantzen? 🤔

"Pants first!"

A computer monitor from the year 2000!

God I miss this type of comedy, we live in a time (2024) where people find Friends problematic... just imagine their reaction to Jam. Really wish there was more Comedy like this now, beyter than the Marry Whitehouse mk2 shite we get these days.

i wear a crop top and we meet in the dark

The alternate storyline of Three Colours: White.

friday night dinner in an alternate timeline

Chris Morris must’ve thought the name Martin was really funny. He uses it for so many of the men in the other sketches, and here he even modifies it for a woman.

The shot of the drab room with multiple people nailed to boards, ignoring each other as they moan with agony, completely absorbed in their pain but still too timid to let themselves scream, is one of the most hellish things ever filmed. Quintessential Chris Morris.

Kevin Eldon’s facial expressions are otherworldly

“And he gives you this sniffing stuff, which, uh… makes it easier” is an amazing line made even more alienating and upsetting and hilarious by Mark Heap giving it the tiniest bit of a John Cleese inflection.

The way Mark Heap delivers “I’ve actually had an offer” is terrifying. Just this gleeful little demon man who’s completely in control of this situation and doesn’t even have to pretend to be nice about it.

The bow tie

The ESCALATION

This is one of the lightest and least disturbing Jam sketches, and it’s literally about psychological torture. I love this show.

The sheer coziness of this sketch is unbelievable. Morris somehow makes this absurd conversation between fictional characters feel like a half-forgotten childhood memory. For a tiny moment, the kitchen in the sketch feels like the kitchen in the house where I grew up.

Has she had any children?

matthew vockersbage

Bend over... Bend over in bed.

I interpret this as his wife died and he lives outside because he’s lonely and can’t live with the guilt of the death of his wife…

"your spleen.. is damp".

wow, lmao it pulls the most nervous laugh out

I will never understand how Mark Heap managed to make the sound of a man throwing himself into a woodchipper sound so convincing.

It's just wonderful and no item of television since has done anything like this single sketch.

This is like renting in London but without the sex. You just get fucked by your landlord

Whats funny about this though? Like seriously, instead of people just gushing and fanboying over Chris Morris. What's ACTUALLY funny about this? Nothing.

How I feel when I’m down the pub and antisocially tune out to reply to some racey chats on Grindr

The mood gives the impression of being in a very, very dark and surreal world

"Just doesn't bare thinking about" - absolute genius delivery (like "sobbing in quite a wretched way" in Suicide With An Escape Clause) This whole sketch is a masterpiece.

Jesus.

Mark Heap is famous for playing creeps and weirdos, but I love how completely he throws himself into it here. The way he enunciates "legal guardian", as though he can't believe his luck, is amazing. SO wrong, it's almost right.

The music? I can't place it...

Horrifying

I like the sexual tension to her "Bye" at the end!

Quite a dark sketch but nice to see it had a happy ending.

Pleased to see she has your mouth lynus 😂

Ari Aster owes so so much to this sketch in particular