“I walk on to the stage…through a forest of ghosts”. Something about that line is just so perfect, so self-pitying, just enough to keep it going. Beautiful.
Is it from a live show? I thought it was from the Comedy Vehicle series (S4E6). Which kind of hurt my sense of causality because that episode aired in 2009, while Robin Williams died in 2014.
georgejohnsmith Yeah, I guess this was during the recordings for the last Comedy Vehicle series. I saw him doing this in 2015 and he was basically road testing the material for the series.
It's Lee at his post-modern best. Hints of Foucault challenging the power structures and Derrida bringing into question the binary of life vs death. We should all bow down to the 41st greatest stand up of all time, as he stands up like the veritable genius he is.
He comes up with a half-decent joke but deliberately tells it in a way that won't get laughs, then makes you laugh at something totally inappropriate and blames you for the routine failing to go well. His manipulation of the audience is masterful!
I love the break to conversation in comedy vehicle when Armando explains that he operates all the levers that could make someone laugh EXCEPT for actually saying something funny. So spot on.
piggypigpig I’m glad you didn’t like it, Stewart lee isn’t for you. His whole act is there to remind the liberal elite how much better we are than everyone one else.
@@neilpattison130 I'm still partial to Jimmy Carr's joke about mosquitoes and AIDS in Africa, but yes, this specific line would likely have Robin Williams himself laughing at its powerful rawness and subversiveness. Glorious.
Great stuff. And, really, if the 'you' he says is society itself, ie all of us, then he is telling his truth. Because it is always society which kills the clown.
@King Brilliant that's what I thought. For, at some moments, you think he's surely acting, but what if he isn't? What if he is truly just acting out. I was wondering why the ppl where laughing, but it did seem to placate him somewhat ;O)
Just after halfway through this when he's talking about ghosts and you see him crack a slight smile but keep it together, I love seeing people enjoying their own work.
I love that stewart can craft a joke so precisely that he can actually manipulate the number of people in the audience who will laugh at it in order to set up an entire routine.
He does also just lie about the reaction sometimes. You can't really tell how many people are laughing when you're in the audience but you can see on video. Sometimes he'll just act like a joke got a bad reaction even though most people laughed, or act like the whole room laughed when it was a minority. Not saying he's not immensely skilled but it's all part of the routine :)
"they're just in the clothes that they wore when I knew them" - He absolutely nailed the entire room to the floor with that line, and then let them back up with "Join us!" Tremendous.
He so perfectly embodies the spirit of the depressed English teacher who explodes in impotent rage when trying to be funny and the class doesn’t laugh. The elf defeat, frustration and despair then channelled into the faces of bewildered 14 year olds too young to understand the burden of a pile of murdered dreams carried into middle aged meaninglessness. Who knew Misplaced rage could be so tragic and so hilarious at the same time? So human. This is pure art.
@@RICHARDGRANNON Peace through superior goblin slaying. The undertones are allegedly overtones. Personally, I like two-tone, but I'm not not sure what the correct term for that musical style is now and I can't mention "Ghost Town" on a video like this. Too many asides and implications. I should leave before people think I'm impersonating a spriggan.
I was a teacher once and I can confirm I often wished I was dead. On occasion I even said that. The kids said they wished I was dead too. Quite cathartic really :). Happy days.
I’ve watched Stewart Lee since his Fist of Fun days. He has matured into one of the best comics around today. Intelligent, thought provoking but utterly hilarious. Him, Chris Morris and Armando Iannucci.
The incomparable Stewart Lee. League of his own. A counterpoint to those hamstrung comedians whose slogan is ‘Offense doesn’t matter’. Stewart Lee is riveting in his own right as he lays bare the anatomy of comedy.
I have never heard any standup from this guy but his ability to remain stonefaced and evoke tenative uneasiness in a crowd is something I've only ever seen in videos of Andy Kaufman. So fuckin good
this is THEE video that got me into stewart lee, changed my whole approach to crowd control and approach to ideas in my songwriting and stage banter when i'm playing shows.
Saw him in '93. It was excrutiating, he was dealing with a heckler, we simply weren't ready for him, a room full of 18 year olds, I was just too young. Now I understand.
And you were one of them, basking in the group think and so, so proud of yourselves. But now you're older and wiser and can look on and laugh knowingly. You are un-ironically one of those Lee refers to as applauding themselves and others in the audience, look at you all, never at any moment stopping thinking about yourself and how the jokes can refer to you in some way. "Me". Here we all are. Amazing.
@@timothydraper6626 yeah it's annoying that most write it off, not understanding his 'on stage persona' is all about acting like a dick in various inventive ways - people often believe the persona, which is funny
I never really knew Stewart Lee and had no opinion until this series. Probably the best English standup, so clever, brave, innovative and laugh out loud funny. The way he leads his audience around a topic is masterful.
Seen him live at The Brewhouse Taunton and he got angry and dropped the mike. It was so realistic, I believed it. He's an amazing actor as well as innovative comedian. He has the audience ranging from hysteria to stunned silence. He is unafraid of saying things over and over again, as part of the routine. He went crazy about a Nero's Loyalty card and it was hysterical.
The ambition of writing this, knowing that has ten straight minutes of rambling about suicide, and he has to work the audience up to being in on the joke, and keeping them there. For ten goddamn minutes with gutpunches instead of punchlines.
I think Carlin once described himself as a writer first and a comedian second and I imagine Stewart would feel similarly in terms of how they approach writing stand up
This man is a genius. So good at portraying the emotions he wants incredibly sincerely! He does this by actually remembering true events from his life that provoked such emotions, so that they've an element of truth to them. Very clever.
This, and Frank Skinner’s jealousy rant, are the “best of the best” of comedy routines. Simply outstanding, surgical awkwardness, aimed at the ‘’still-laughing” audience and at the absurd nature of the comedian’s lot in a post modern society where entertainment takes the place of responsibility within the essential dialectic of human life: to be or not to be, a graphical question forever pencilled in my leaden mind. If that is the question, then Lee has found a path to draw out the fundamental narrative contained within the double Helix of life, lines that can never be erased, ghosts that can never be rubbed out twice.
Stewart will always be one of my favourites. That had so many levels, it was brilliant. I just feel sad that every time I introduce him to one of my friends they never get it
Masterful. "There's a price to your indifference!" shouted to a television audience and the cold dead eye of the cameras where the cynically numb are judging and preparing their two cents is so charged with meaning that it goes way beyond sarcasm. I truly miss his shows.
This has taken years of honing his craft to get to this genius . Is there another comedian in the world ,that has developed a character to this depth . Stewart Lee the comedian showing utter contempt for the audience's intelligence. But the real Stewart Lee showing real confidence in the intelligence of the audience to understand the concept. The more awkward the joke ,the more he can play with the audience for laughing at him . Really clever stuff.
I'm lucky to have seen them both live. For sure the best in the biz right now. Only one who comes close is Bill Burr. Everyone else is a disappointment.
@@kildogery bill burr doesn't come close to Lee imo - he just does good yet standard observational stuff that sometimes leans into mild misogyny/racism etc etc at his worst.
I generally mess around on the open mic comedy circuit and I can tell you this takes serious levels of courage, it could go horribly wrong, but it works.
The way he maintains character and then rollercoasters through every element of that character - he would make a great spy. For me, he is the greatest.
The great mobility and speed of the Red Army's legendary cavalry can in part be explained by the fact that General Budenny's troopers often changed their tired horses for others requisitioned that had not let themselves go.
“I walk on to the stage…through a forest of ghosts”. Something about that line is just so perfect, so self-pitying, just enough to keep it going. Beautiful.
They whisper to me...
It's the accusatory "I look through them..... and I see you." bit that gets me.
That was a beautiful line but I laugh more at the part later on where he cries out, "This is being filmed!" 😂
I remember my first beer.
Just 'forest of ghosts ' is lovely.
Saw him do this routine in Liverpool. He is so convincing. When you're right there in the room you almost start to believe it. Brilliant.
Is it from a live show? I thought it was from the Comedy Vehicle series (S4E6). Which kind of hurt my sense of causality because that episode aired in 2009, while Robin Williams died in 2014.
Oh, sorry for bothering you, I googled it again, turns out it was last year. :-)
georgejohnsmith Yeah, I guess this was during the recordings for the last Comedy Vehicle series. I saw him doing this in 2015 and he was basically road testing the material for the series.
He is getting better every year. Not only the content but his acting as well.
georgejohnsmith Nah, he is not a good actor. But its funny anyway. ;)
This is fucking art. So much control, so much understanding of the crowd. Surreal
It's Lee at his post-modern best. Hints of Foucault challenging the power structures and Derrida bringing into question the binary of life vs death. We should all bow down to the 41st greatest stand up of all time, as he stands up like the veritable genius he is.
@@zootsoot2006mate shut up
@@zootsoot2006like a pear cider...well, you know the rest.
He comes up with a half-decent joke but deliberately tells it in a way that won't get laughs, then makes you laugh at something totally inappropriate and blames you for the routine failing to go well.
His manipulation of the audience is masterful!
I love the break to conversation in comedy vehicle when Armando explains that he operates all the levers that could make someone laugh EXCEPT for actually saying something funny. So spot on.
The Hitchcock of stand up.
Only ever let's you go where he wants you to then slams you in the face with so much force.
Nobody does it like this.
Thanks for the explanation 😂
@@88Switches so you're saying he's deliberately unfunny. That explains why I never laugh.
He just gave it to them straight; like a pear cider, that's made from 100% pears.
😂
Now I want 100% pear cider.
Pear
Yes! If you get this you're a true fan.
THAT IS STOLEN FROM A DEAD MAN'S HEART
Stewart lee is a master at deconstructing his routine. It's pure brilliance
I don't think I've ever referred to a stand up routine as a masterpiece or beautiful, but this is genuinely both of those things.
irfan. Plus his delivery...it’s fucking perfection.
That's because you are a pig and you are trying to understand humans.
piggypigpig I’m glad you didn’t like it, Stewart lee isn’t for you. His whole act is there to remind the liberal elite how much better we are than everyone one else.
@@kickedinthecalfbyacow7549, excellent reply, I think even Stu himself would like your comment.
Clearly never saw Carlin
"You as good as murdered Robin Williams." OMFG. Stewart Lee never disappoints.
That part fucking killed me.
@@neilpattison130 I'm still partial to Jimmy Carr's joke about mosquitoes and AIDS in Africa, but yes, this specific line would likely have Robin Williams himself laughing at its powerful rawness and subversiveness. Glorious.
Great stuff. And, really, if the 'you' he says is society itself, ie all of us, then he is telling his truth. Because it is always society which kills the clown.
@@martinmarriott1819 A clown is terrible thing to waste
It's a permissible joke because you know Robin would be in tears if he could hear it. He knows that and he knows we know that. Well played.
Watch this bit, and then remember that Joe Rogan calls himself a comic.
What’s wrong with that?
Like watching Muhammad Ali and then listening to Logan Paul call himself a boxer.
@@MrBurghausenfound the utter moron lol
@@Chilli_Tea username checks out
He does know Stanhope though! 😂
I saw him do this n Edinburgh 2yrs ago, it was something special to experience in person. Fukn genius Stewart.
Was this before or after he'd let himself go?
@@24magiccarrot
During
How he manages to not laugh during some of those quiet bits I'll never know. Genius!
I know right! He must be a legend at delaying orgasm.
as if I needed another reason to want to shag Stewart Lee
zaitesushion same
@King Brilliant that's what I thought. For, at some moments, you think he's surely acting, but what if he isn't? What if he is truly just acting out. I was wondering why the ppl where laughing, but it did seem to placate him somewhat ;O)
The micros are still there but yh i agree
Just after halfway through this when he's talking about ghosts and you see him crack a slight smile but keep it together, I love seeing people enjoying their own work.
Yes agreed! Found it: 6:33-34
I love that stewart can craft a joke so precisely that he can actually manipulate the number of people in the audience who will laugh at it in order to set up an entire routine.
if it didn't get so poetic and complex later, you'd never believe it was deliberate.
He does also just lie about the reaction sometimes. You can't really tell how many people are laughing when you're in the audience but you can see on video. Sometimes he'll just act like a joke got a bad reaction even though most people laughed, or act like the whole room laughed when it was a minority.
Not saying he's not immensely skilled but it's all part of the routine :)
A magnificent Rockstar of comedy. Dragging the joke around the room and shaking it in peoples faces.
"they're just in the clothes that they wore when I knew them"
- He absolutely nailed the entire room to the floor with that line, and then let them back up with "Join us!"
Tremendous.
Pull me apart like soft bread
@@tadghgibson4523 punch me in the ........... tits.
@@wardygrub bludgeon my face in
@@tadghgibson4523 put me to sleep with your kind boots mr fancy man
The coroner said ‘any sane audience should have seen he was obviously going to go postal at any time … and got out before it was too late’
He's so far ahead of every other comedian it's beyond belief.
Stewart Lee’s playing a game most other comics can’t even comprehend let alone emulate.
Absolutely agree
I was just about to type the very same!
I listen to this at least once a year and it improves with age.
He so perfectly embodies the spirit of the depressed English teacher who explodes in impotent rage when trying to be funny and the class doesn’t laugh.
The elf defeat, frustration and despair then channelled into the faces of bewildered 14 year olds too young to understand the burden of a pile of murdered dreams carried into middle aged meaninglessness.
Who knew Misplaced rage could be so tragic and so hilarious at the same time?
So human.
This is pure art.
*self defeat , the Elves remain an undefeated ancient and binding force for peace.
@@RICHARDGRANNON Peace through superior goblin slaying. The undertones are allegedly overtones. Personally, I like two-tone, but I'm not not sure what the correct term for that musical style is now and I can't mention "Ghost Town" on a video like this. Too many asides and implications. I should leave before people think I'm impersonating a spriggan.
@@IncredibleGoliath From OP's misspelling of "self" in his first comment, which he then jokes about himself.
quite
I was a teacher once and I can confirm I often wished I was dead. On occasion I even said that. The kids said they wished I was dead too. Quite cathartic really :). Happy days.
I’ve watched Stewart Lee since his Fist of Fun days. He has matured into one of the best comics around today. Intelligent, thought provoking but utterly hilarious. Him, Chris Morris and Armando Iannucci.
Is his wokeness part of the comedy routine?
Sometimes it’s so absurd I wonder ?..
There’s something almost Basil Fawlty when he shouts “You should’ve been concentrating like that from the moment you walked in!”
Of all the bits I've seen Stewart Lee do live, this is the one that made the biggest impression. So good.
carpet remnant world is the ultimate imo
Stewart Lee is the only comedian that makes ask myself why am I even laughing.
Funny innit
Lol yeah I'm like hahaha Robin Williams's suicide lmao
I am a grief counselor and that shit was therapy.
This is brilliant. Such an amazing self examination of the nature of comedy, and hilarious.
This is comedy genius at its finest, one of my favourite routines of his.
Stewart Lee is really touched with genius. Up there with the greats. Absolutely superb.
The incomparable Stewart Lee. League of his own. A counterpoint to those hamstrung comedians whose slogan is ‘Offense doesn’t matter’. Stewart Lee is riveting in his own right as he lays bare the anatomy of comedy.
So many layers of comedy.... one massive pear....!!!
one massive onion
I have never heard any standup from this guy but his ability to remain stonefaced and evoke tenative uneasiness in a crowd is something I've only ever seen in videos of Andy Kaufman. So fuckin good
He's been outstanding for 25 years now. Are you a fan 2 yrs on?
Funny I was thinking Kaufman all through this :-) btw he's leaving it a bloody long time to come back
Watch 41st best comedian ever, pure class
this is THEE video that got me into stewart lee, changed my whole approach to crowd control and approach to ideas in my songwriting and stage banter when i'm playing shows.
This is next-level performative craft. Andy Kaufman would have LOVED this if he'd been around to see it.
It's a shame Morrissey has been reduced to this, he was a great artist. And he's really let himself go
These days if you say you're Morrissey you'll be put in jail.
@@Jojo-uc9or good
@@Jojo-uc9or what, actually put in jail??
@@andysmith8890 yeah, these days if you say you’re morrissey you’ll be arrested and thrown in jail
@@GreatGreenGaming When did this come in?
I've never seen a comedian who convinced me they hated me before. And yet, it was a thoroughly enjoyable experience
Saw him in '93. It was excrutiating, he was dealing with a heckler, we simply weren't ready for him, a room full of 18 year olds, I was just too young. Now I understand.
And you were one of them, basking in the group think and so, so proud of yourselves. But now you're older and wiser and can look on and laugh knowingly. You are un-ironically one of those Lee refers to as applauding themselves and others in the audience, look at you all, never at any moment stopping thinking about yourself and how the jokes can refer to you in some way. "Me". Here we all are. Amazing.
@@danfm200 You're easily a clever as the man himself.
Think this might be the most masterful piece of stand-up I've ever seen. Genuinely beautiful stuff in a weird perverse kind of way
The audience had let themselves go
It's 'jazz comedy', comedy deconstructed and skewed, and still comedy.
@@timothydraper6626 yeah it's annoying that most write it off, not understanding his 'on stage persona' is all about acting like a dick in various inventive ways - people often believe the persona, which is funny
Stewart Lee, Mitch Hedberg, Doug Stanhope, Richard Jeni.
That's a fucking good line up.
BobCat Your name is bobcat, so we can exhume the two of 'em.
Great taste
This is beyond comedy - it's art.
Absolutely. I love his deconstruction of comedy norms.
What a fantastic routine, I actually felt ashamed to laugh out loud......but I still laughed! Brilliant as usual!
His control and pacing and patience is unreal.
I thought his control, pacing and patience had let itself go.
Breaks all the rules and delivers a unique routine. Mesmerising to watch
Dam, he's actually an amazing actor!
Beautiful combination of pathos and truth... with fun. The alchemical mixture.
I never really knew Stewart Lee and had no opinion until this series. Probably the best English standup, so clever, brave, innovative and laugh out loud funny. The way he leads his audience around a topic is masterful.
"i'll just finish this bit..." *smacks lips, stares into the void for thirty good seconds* the maltese flyers...
The Malteasers?
This is just brilliant. Haven't heard of this guy before. But he's amazing. A total original.
The Yank , watch more of this series,it’s well worth it. Stuart is just brilliant.
I do envy you being able to go and find a wealth of other Stewart Lee material. He’s a treasure.
Seen him live at The Brewhouse Taunton and he got angry and dropped the mike. It was so realistic, I believed it. He's an amazing actor as well as innovative comedian. He has the audience ranging from hysteria to stunned silence. He is unafraid of saying things over and over again, as part of the routine. He went crazy about a Nero's Loyalty card and it was hysterical.
That bit about the Nero's loyalty card is filmed on his DVD "If You Prefer a Milder Comedian Please Ask For One", btw.
Watching as he goes full John Cleese at the end is absolutely spectacular! Genius at work.
And he's only just in the top 40 best comedians, he has to raise his game.
The ambition of writing this, knowing that has ten straight minutes of rambling about suicide, and he has to work the audience up to being in on the joke, and keeping them there. For ten goddamn minutes with gutpunches instead of punchlines.
And the stumbling microphone stand dance. His trust in our sense of fun
That's not what I took from it.
I'm glad that "we" killed those comedians for that bit.
It was hilarious.
“I can write jokes... but I choose not to”
@Random Scottish Bloke exactly
I love the fact that most of his shows now are him berating his audiences
Thanks RUclips recommendations for reminding me that Stewart Lee exists
Love him. Met him twice. Wasnt dissapointed, he cracked me up. Unique comedian if ever there was one.
If he was unique, then by definition he would be THE one. Sorry. I've had a long day...
Unbelievably good. A unique talent.
Well, he was until he let himself go.
I don’t understand why I like this bloke for the life of me ? But this genius ffs
This is so great and impressive and timeless and next level before there was a next level.
George Carling and Stewart Lee, two comedians i turn to for genuine intellectual entertainment. Two masters of the craft!
I think Carlin once described himself as a writer first and a comedian second and I imagine Stewart would feel similarly in terms of how they approach writing stand up
I prefer Mitch Carlsberg.
Omg shout out to Mitch Hedberg. A genius so tragically lost on the cusp of a huge career.
I used to miss Mitch Hedberg..I still do but I used to too!
@@SomeBF Brilliant 👏
@@SomeBF perfect. ❤️
This man is a genius. So good at portraying the emotions he wants incredibly sincerely! He does this by actually remembering true events from his life that provoked such emotions, so that they've an element of truth to them. Very clever.
Great observation.
Have you seen... TV? 😅
Events of his life, for example?
No idea how Stu manages to keep a straight face during these bits.
First and foremost Lee is a fantastic actor.
Stewart Lee is the best stand up of today, even though I am not the audience he aims for!!!
Hahaha. I’m not the audience he aims for either ? I just for some reason couldn’t put it in to words !! He’s funny and I don’t like that I think that
Magnificent venue and great photography
I love the idea that he wrote two entire routines based off the audience reaction to one joke.
Proper genius this guy, one of my favourites.
oh my i have never seen anything like this i'm blown away
41st best standup comedian my foot!
You can't take 41st best away from him, so I wouldn't even try.
Absolutely gobsmacked. Wish I'd been there...
This, and Frank Skinner’s jealousy rant, are the “best of the best” of comedy routines. Simply outstanding, surgical awkwardness, aimed at the ‘’still-laughing” audience and at the absurd nature of the comedian’s lot in a post modern society where entertainment takes the place of responsibility within the essential dialectic of human life: to be or not to be, a graphical question forever pencilled in my leaden mind. If that is the question, then Lee has found a path to draw out the fundamental narrative contained within the double Helix of life, lines that can never be erased, ghosts that can never be rubbed out twice.
Brilliantly written and executed.
This some good meta, meta comedy.
Exactly
Genius. No other word for it.
Genius! Master of comedy.
Stewart will always be one of my favourites. That had so many levels, it was brilliant. I just feel sad that every time I introduce him to one of my friends they never get it
Are you American, out of interest?
Not on your own, they are used to being spoon fed Michael Mcuintyres warm dialarhoea.
Change your friends!!
@Robert Taylor They are called Typo's sweetie, still you should be thankful for giving you a false sense of superiority pointing that out.
Face it, Stewart Lee is now so 'meta' that he can only be appreciated by the fans he has groomed over two decades.
Masterful.
"There's a price to your indifference!" shouted to a television audience and the cold dead eye of the cameras where the cynically numb are judging and preparing their two cents is so charged with meaning that it goes way beyond sarcasm.
I truly miss his shows.
He's actually an amazing actor. Wow, what a powerful routine.
I mean he only has one character lol
Absolutely
He gets better and better as the years go by.
Like a fine pear cider made from 100% pears
Heaven knows he's let himself go now
excellent
@Barfieman362 haha wtf?
Hey isn't this that guy from the B-52s?
Ah shit it's UB40, oops
The man is a comedy genius!!!
the best comedian working in the UK today, no question
This has taken years of honing his craft to get to this genius . Is there another comedian in the world ,that has developed a character to this depth . Stewart Lee the comedian showing utter contempt for the audience's intelligence. But the real Stewart Lee showing real confidence in the intelligence of the audience to understand the concept. The more awkward the joke ,the more he can play with the audience for laughing at him . Really clever stuff.
You're so clever to spell it all out for us.
"Join us, join us, join us ....." Lol moment!!
Stewart Lee is actually looking quite good
Its not Stewart Lee - its KD Lang, and shes let herself go to be quite honest
Your standards have let themselves go.
The fact that he did gigs in the 90s with Hedberg and Stanhope makes me respect this guy 1000 times more
Along with Doug Stanhope, Stewart has the best delivery in comedy.
I'm lucky to have seen them both live.
For sure the best in the biz right now.
Only one who comes close is Bill Burr.
Everyone else is a disappointment.
@@kildogery bill burr doesn't come close to Lee imo - he just does good yet standard observational stuff that sometimes leans into mild misogyny/racism etc etc at his worst.
Stanhope doesn't hold a candle to Stewart Lee
Saw Stewart lee once. He said I lacked even the most rudimentary of home brewing facilities
That line was originally from Michael Redmond
Rob one of my writers brought it to me
...the part where he says ' you're clapping yourselves' ...genius! 🤣🤣🤣
Saw this routine live, it was incredible
I think Stu will appreciate the horrific 20 second advert for bet fred that appeared for me 5 mins in, dont let em get you down
Moses has let my people go.
lozinja
Don’t tell us
Tell-oh Phara-oh
😂😂
I love this guys catch phrase “Stop me, oh-oho, stop me, Stop me if you think that you've heard this one before 🤣”
Underrated comment 😂
I generally mess around on the open mic comedy circuit and I can tell you this takes serious levels of courage, it could go horribly wrong, but it works.
Quite possibly the best standup ever recorded.
This is brilliant! At one point he goes Basil Faulty Towers on the crowd. So funny!
A comedy masterclass. What a genius.
He really is a master of this kind of setup...just brilliant!🤣
This is absolutely class.
Outstanding comedian. Possibly the best ?
He's no Nick Hancock
I love that Lee baits his audiences. It's gladatorial.
The way he maintains character and then rollercoasters through every element of that character - he would make a great spy. For me, he is the greatest.
I wish ghosts would whisper "join us" in the ears of people that comment "... has let himself go"
The secular humanist has really let himself go
The stewart lee comments section has really let itself go - it's all references and catchphrases, may as well be watching the fast show.
The great mobility and speed of the Red Army's legendary cavalry can in part be explained by the fact that General Budenny's troopers often changed their tired horses for others requisitioned that had not let themselves go.
Bumgardener Kreme😂😂😂😂
Jo Brand looks great