I've never seen this clip of Jack Dee until today; it's brilliant. It takes me back to teachers in the school that I went to. I remember there was a guy called Mr. Bender...
I remember Mr Starkey, he used to have the phrase 'This is an O level class not CSE, they give CSE's away with Mojos, you have to work for your O Level boy! He was a memorable character, a good teacher and a fair man. Has Jack Dee ever done a McHarris sketch, that guy was a bastard!
“Made himself look more important than he really was …” Well that is true for all lunts !!!! We males over price the lunts, we are solely responsible for every lunt’s excessive level of confidence.
At my school I remember a teacher called Mr.Pring, a nice guy but should never have been a teacher as he could never control our class. To get out of doing our lessons, we'd often questions to distract him. One time my friend John asked 'Sir do you get much pussy'? To which he answered; 'only one and his name is Winston' (after Churchill) but he could not understand why we were laughing our heads off. We'd say things like 'do you like stroking it?' and he'd say yes and get us all laughing once again. He had no idea why we were laughing and I wonder how someone so naive could ever become a teacher.
I'm in my 40's and I remember watching this with my parents when I was a little-ish lad... we still say Mojo to each other. Thanks Jack
Haha, I remember pissing myself at this as a kid. I still find it hilarious now, thanks for sharing!
This is the very first joke I can remember Jack Dee doin. I can remember watching live at jonglers and this joke has stayed with me since then
Jack Dee's mojo bit is one of my all time top 5 jokes... ever.
There was a pupil in my school called Kenny Lunt. We called him Lenny...
This still pops into my head at random moments. Moooooojooooo!
Sounds like schizophrenia to me mate
It has taken me 15 years to find this joke again! Love this, was always my favourite Jack joke!
So it's 27 years now? I think it might be even more. A mate and I still joke about this.
I had a maths teacher who’s name really was GORDON BENNETT
brilliant post - one of my favourite Jack Dee jokes I thought I'd never see again!
thanks for the post. i remember this from tv years ago in the early 90s. been looking for it for ages! brilliant
Absolute classic. This actually freaked my cat out.
Just love this too, brilliant! Talked about it for years, sad.
I've never seen this clip of Jack Dee until today; it's brilliant.
It takes me back to teachers in the school that I went to.
I remember there was a guy called Mr. Bender...
I might not remember any teachers from school but i remember Mr Lunt like i was there myself
This sketch is about Mr Starkey,i remember him well but sadly he passed away last week aged 89..RiP Roy.
I remember Mr Starkey, he used to have the phrase 'This is an O level class not CSE, they give CSE's away with Mojos, you have to work for your O Level boy! He was a memorable character, a good teacher and a fair man. Has Jack Dee ever done a McHarris sketch, that guy was a bastard!
Our teacher said "They give CSEs away with Green Shield Stamps!"
Been trying to explain this sketch for years
This is....poetry
I had a teacher called Mr Beard, who ironically, didn't have a beard!
Interestingly the only member of zz top who didnt have a beard (the drummer) has the surname beard.
has anyone mentioned zz top yet?
My teachers were called, Mrs. Hancock and Mr. Stoned.
just a mo joe
Geography teacher (ok, maybe can't get a geography related reference) but his name was Dr. William Dick. Still is.
“Made himself look more important than he really was …”
Well that is true for all lunts !!!!
We males over price the lunts, we are solely responsible for every lunt’s excessive level of confidence.
Had a science teacher called Mr Hunt.....
Wonder if he felt the same about black jack wrappers?
THE SAD SONG OF A WHALE.🤣
@linzhill78
ME TOO!!!
At my school I remember a teacher called Mr.Pring, a nice guy but should never have been a teacher as he could never control our class.
To get out of doing our lessons, we'd often questions to distract him. One time my friend John asked 'Sir do you get much pussy'?
To which he answered; 'only one and his name is Winston' (after Churchill) but he could not understand why we were laughing our heads off.
We'd say things like 'do you like stroking it?' and he'd say yes and get us all laughing once again. He had no idea why we were laughing and I wonder how someone so naive could ever become a teacher.