Tim Vine - 2019 Melbourne Comedy Festival Opening Night Comedy Allstars Supershow
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- #TimVine brings his usual arsenal of Dad jokes to the Opening Night Comedy Allstars Supershow. Recorded on Wednesday 27 March at The Palais Theatre.
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A totally underrated comedian, Tim Vine is the personification of good clean fun.
Couldn't agree more 👍
the man is a genius, always cracks me up
You won't get a single swear word in his act. Went to see his show in Blackpool couple of years ago and he brought the house down. Its all play with words and bit of sillyness thrown in.
TimVine TeleVisual : ruclips.net/channel/UCwgr5u9C9ehXjn98UP1_meA
@Demon 1 how on earth did you come to that conclusion?
"yeah, for a living." That. hit. the. spot.
That was great. Makes the whole set worth it 😂
I’ve seen him do a similar thing where the punchline is ‘yeah, 2 hours.’ Equally as funny.
Phil's SW Weight Loss Diary 02:06.
😂😂
The King of the Dad joke, love him.
Nah, he's been telling jokes long before everyone lost their sense of humor and jokes weren't considered funny anymore.
@Random Scottish Bloke Lol, nope. I'm not a Boomer, nor a dad, yet I still like telling jokes. I have a sense of humor. Go figure.
@Random Scottish Bloke Well, it's just annoying how whenever anyone tells a joke or a pun they're automatically labeled as dad jokes and considered unfunny. People should stop and enjoy life more. 🤷
@@johnd5931 its usually used for basic puns and wordplay, which i hate to break it to you but they're generally considered on the lower end of the humour spectrum.
Not to assume, but if you're getting told by different people that you're telling dad jokes, then maybe your jokes aren't that funny any more. At least not to those people. Remember that the collective sense of what's funny changes all the time, and some of the old classics like "hi hungry, im dad" etc are just going to reach a point where they've been milked for everything they have.
"You either die a class clown, or you live long enough to see yourself become the dad"
Anyway like the Scottish bloke said- its not necessarily always derogatory, sometimes its just kind of like that groan people make when you say a pun - they don't actually hate you but to laugh at such jokes would do their intelligence a disservice. Thats part of the problem with Tim Vine. Hes good clean fun for the whole family, but at the expense of the full attention of the more discerning members of the crowd, who feel a bit as if a co-worker is trying to entertain us by dangling their keys in front of our faces. Not quite patronising, just... low brow, what can I say? 🤷♂️
Consider trying some jokes based around slightly higher order language tricks, like a double entendre related to funny genital words (you can't go wrong with sexual stuff - people love sex).
In my experience, puns tend to only work if you've set your tone as quite deadpan and dry beforehand, and make it almost as if you're completely unaware of the spelling "error" you just made. Then when people inevitably correct you, you can just sit on it and wait for the coin to drop. Its not a typical pun delivery and for the recipient it isn't even funny, but with puns the best you're really hoping for on youtube is someone to waft by months later and post "I see what you did there... nice" and thats it.
Sadly, the really popular jokes I see on most videos are just top comments stolen from other sites or videos and pasted wherever they're vaguely relevant. Half the viewers don't seem to know the difference, or care.
But all this belies the true point- who are you being funny for? Once I realised that I was posting my jokes for my own amusement, it opened up a whole new world of sarcastic innuendo, obscure references and derisive mockery. I don't care if people don't understand what I wrote or why it would be funny. Im having a good time and that's all I'm here to do, anyway. Sometimes I'll get a nod or two as like a "yep, we acknowledge what that was" but i think if you're hoping to get some sort of virtual Jerry Seinfeld type reception with accolades and back pats, then youtube comments isn't the place to find it.
Ps sorry for the wall of text. Bad habit
@@swine13 I didn't read your whole comment, life's too short. But I LOVE dad jokes. I have 2 'Dad Jokes' joke books, very funny. Lighten up.
He’s like a kids entertainer for adults. Great stuff
I love the way there's a ton of stand up comedians complaining about political correctness and Tim is just vibing because his jokes have always been clean lol
Trust me, Twatter will find an excuse to cancel anyone.
@@Revelian1982 ahh the paradox of twitter... cancels people yet those that are cancelled build entire comedic routines about how they were 'cancelled'.
@@lukefreeman828 They'd rather not be cancelled in the first place, if you asked them.
Dunno why I laughed the most when him and the puppets were just rapidly glancing each other.
It's because ventriloquism is shit and that's what all ventriloquists do. But Tim is a nice, clean comedian so he just plays it naturally, and it's funny because he is so exaggerated in his movement but that's exactly what ventriloquists do. So it's familiar yet unfamiliar at the same time.
And now it's not funny because I've deconstructed the joke.
@@ignoblesurfer6281 Don’t let Stewart Lee hear you say that!
he's done the ventriloquism puppet before but it's still gold and there was a lot of other new material so it's all good! Tim Vine is a genius
Dave S Dave S I really like him but I was waiting for the ventriloquism one to have a great punch line and was such an anti climax
Love this guy. No swearing just great humour
Fucking hilarious.
This man's stuff seems to get better over time, like a Vine wine
Oh dear :(
Oh yeah!
'Fine Vine' would have been better considering 'vine' is the root of the word 'wine'.
@@maxpayne354 what does he mean by that, what does he mean.... what does he mean by that????
Bad joke police will ... take money from ... you.
I saw Tim Vine last year, he had me laughing all the way through! I love his type of humour, best comedian I have seen & i'd love to see him again!
Tim Vine is always brilliant but the ventriloquist bit has got to be one of his funniest, it's so great!
Totally, gloriously silly and bloody funny... Love Tim Vine.
Tim vine is brilliant comedian,
He is one of the best one liners out there, period...
I apologise on behalf of the world that no one got your joke
Much needed silliness in the midst of this covid misery😁
No one does silly comedy perfectly likeTim Vine. Utterly ridiculous fun.
“Couldn’t find my bear-rings” 😂
Bearings.
^ 🙄
Thanks for explaining ..I didn't understand till you pointed it out
Good one.
I was in tears of laughter watching this 😂
Legend. Just ridiculous and it's great to see the crowd start to get it and let themselves go.
Loved this guy. What a star.
I've seen Tim a few times at Babbacombe Theatre, always great fun and great to share the fun with my kids. John Archer is also brilliant!
I do wish more comedians would try to perfect the art of family stand up. I dont even have children but I still feel like almost everyone these days heads towards more toilet humour cause the laughs are easier, but i have so much more respect for someone who can take an audience thats so used to filth and smut and all that (im a ricky Gervais fan, for example), and then still make them laugh like mad with nothing but clever wordplay, storytelling and precise delivery.
Have you heard of Dry Bar comedy? They do specials where the comedians have to come on and do a clean set and they've had a bunch of really talented people on there. Id recommend the following if you get time (in alphabetical order):
Arvin mitchell
Chelle T
Drew Allen
Drew Barth
Erica Rhodes
Jessica Campbell
Josh Blue
Josh Sneed🥇
Kellen Erskine
Orlando Baxter🥉
Robert Mac
Shayne Smith
Zoltan Kaszas🥈
I gave medals to my favourite ones but they're all great except maybe Erica she might not be everyone's cup of tea but I liked her.
TIM vine is just great I think the audience took their time to catch on to it bloody funny
The level of dexterity and concentration involved in doing this routine can’t be underestimated. He does do a longer version with extra puppets. It’s funny.
Love "absurdist" comedy. Fits so well in Australia.
At one time he held the world record for most jokes told in one hour. 499
and I bet none of them were funny!!!!
His arms must have been tired by the end
He makes you laugh. And happy. That's rare.
Absolute brilliant comedian !
Love Tim Vine, brilliant.
the best ventriloquist sketch ever
More like vent-SKILL-oquism amirite?
🤡
@@swine13 that was enlightening lol,
are you sure you are not sean lock?
Superb.
This guy is right up my street! He’s like a successful version of me! Except he’s unsuccessful at being me and successful at being funny!😂
What street do u live on id like to meet him?
@@wayne20uk I love local jokes they are right up my street. - T.Vine
@@tigercs1 my reply was also a joke....
The street is 600 feet above sea level.
Reminded me a bit of Harry Hill on stage with those random songs he threw in.
That puppet routine went in every direction I hoped it would. I was not disappointed. :D
3.23, I can't see properly - because of the tears, and I've got a stitch through laughing.... Here's hoping the bladder can make it to the end of the clip🤣🤣🤣🤣
Tears runnig down my face watchin the ventrilist act😂
I love Tim Vine.
Tim ...you make me laugh every time...just funny funny...brilliant
Watchn from ireland love this guy.....good laugh
Funniest thing I've ever seen!
Imagine sitting next to this guy on the plane all the way from London. 36 hrs...
That was the funniest ventriloquism I have ever seen. I haven't laughed so hard for such long time.
Genuinely funny.
Pure genius! 🌟
😂 Short arms and long pockets 😂😂😂. .
Great set, Tim.
For someone who reuses 10 year old jokes, when he does do something new, it's seriously masterful x'D
Thats the first funny ventriloquism act I've seen
First time l saw the ventriloquism l laughed my head off. Such a clever bloke
The man's brilliant
Tim Vine is the king of the one liners
I cried he’s so funny hahahaha
Just wonderful 😂
The King of Dad Jokes 😂👏 👏 👏
I must say that im not really a fan of 1 line comedians as their comedy only works for a short time but this whole act with puppets was fucking world class. I love that it makes no sense and all the puppet's mouths are moving as if they're all shit ventriloquists too. Brilliant.
Funny funny funny.😂😂😂
I love him.
I used to be an Alcoholic Ventriloquist 😵 and at one stage I was Drinking 40 x Gottles of Geer a day !!! 🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻 😆👍
I've been drinking brake fluid, but I can stop any time I want.
All that for a bear ring pun! 😅 Killer set, mind.
He's exhausting, I saw him in Dunstable and I don't know how he doesn't collapse during the show he uses so much energy.
I feel sorry for the dead in side people who thumbed down this video
Like the lady at 3:10 probably, she didn't seem to be going for it at all.
They must be abit qwazoozl
As usual, nobody has a thought for the dead inside of us who didn't vote on account of the being dead inside.
It's OK. It doesn't matter to me, anyway.
*apathy intensifies*
@@swine13 How are you?
If your having a bad day watch Tim Vine
Genius
Funny man
Clean comedy.
I agree. He's actually funny. Not like the rest of them. Have to say f.... As soon as they walk onto the stage. And then are as funny as a hole in the head
He's fucking hilarious. I'm not a comedian, nor am I a dolphin. And I never, ever, say f....
The dislikes are the ones who need more time to process things .
I wondered what happened to Tim you very rarely see him anymore. great guy we need him back in not going out with his own children
Imagine if he went on Britain's Got Talent doing his ventriloquist act...
Bloke goes into a cake shop and asks the assistant how much are your cakes, they're all a pound he replies,I will take that one here's your quid replies the bloke. sorry said the assistant that one's 5pounds . How come ?you said they were all a pound. well that one's madiera cake
0:06 dragon taaaaaales dragon taaaaaaaaaaaales
Fuckin relentless 😂
"....i'm 49 years old...."
Funnny
Where's flag hippo ?????
@Pappy Tron 🤣🤣
When Uncle Fester did comedy ...
Is prop comedy way more popular down under?
Needs new material all of his jokes are old.. still a very funny guy
He tells the platonic ideal of "Dad Jokes". Everyone else pales in comparison.
So that's what Nosferatu does during the day.
Goofiest guy i have ever seen very funny
Much better than that brother of yours
Looks like a thin Dara O'Brien
Ludicrously bizarre
But great
Just criminal
The puppet with a puppet was originally done by Ray Allen.
I wish he was back on not going out
I don't find he funny
Oh Tim you're getting a bit old for all the running around stage you do :O
Rubbish
Please wake me up when he says something funny !
Chris1553 wake up
Brilliant
Same act. Different day.
Looks like a second rate Harry Hill.
Collar not big enough?
And Harry Hill isn't even a second rate comedian!
only time his been funny is in not going out
Not funny in the slightest
Unlike your face
Massively influenced by Harry Hill ..can you tell .. But brilliant all the same ..
Or vice versa.
Never found Tim Vine funny
So don't watch him then. Next problem?
Thank you for your valuable insight, and pathological need to let us know how valuable your lack of humour is.
So did you trip yourself and fall in the comments section ??
The set up for the 'bear rings' joke was genius.
That ventriloquist act is the funniest thing I have seen in a long time. Makes me proud to be British. Utterly bonkers and makes no sense but the result is tears of laughter
British comedy at its best often looks very close to a mental breakdown, it's a subtle line between the two.
At first I was disappointed that he wasn't good till the inception of bad ventriloquism took place. Pure Brilliance. The fact that there is a surplus of very unfunny actual ventriloquists makes it all the better too.
Me too. I am genuinely in tears right now. And I'm struggling to breathe
Tim's far too nice to do this "straight" but it really is the perfect sketch showing that ventriloquism is absolutely shit. God, the man's a genius.
Well ....tears anyway..... what does he mean by that?? What does he mean?? What does he mean by that???...
"Last weekend, I watched every Time Vine DVD back to back with my girlfriend... Luckily I was the one facing the TV! 🎯
@Subscribe To Me For No Reason I have no idea? Please ask Apple for me, because it has been on my mind ever since as well. I would ask myself, only I haven't the Tim.
@@nigelcarren You sir..... are a smooth operator
Very funny.
I was on my way to Buckingham Palace to cut Prince Phillips hair,. I stopped at the police security gate and explained who I was and what my purpose for the visit was. The Policeman in a aggressive tone shouted to me permit no I said short back and sides.
*...shouted to me, “Permit?”
I said, “No. etc.”
Have you ever read a book?
Dancing and signing with some Teddys on a hoop:
Tim: "I'm 52 years old."
One day he'll wind up an old man.
''Pen behind the ear''...…….
Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear, Pen behind the ear,
Hockey stick behind the ear.
And NOW!
The OTHER ear!!!
Flag hippo
The ultimate comedian on so many levels. Daft,brilliant timing,facial expression,props but behind it is a total genius. Clean,family entertainment. Very rare. Love the guy. Check out his Plastic Elvis. The man can sing and play numerous instruments oh and silly songs. Dont know how he does it.