alan partridge on farming
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- Опубликовано: 3 сен 2006
- alan partridge interviewing peter baxendale-thomas of the norfolk farmers' union, on the subject of intensive farming. "you could talk the hind legs off a donkey! um, but your donkeys are probably born without hind legs because of all the chemicals you put in their, er, chips."
from the genius "i'm alan partridge" \o/ 
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No matter how good something is, Chris Morris always manages to make it a little bit better.
"Sordid little grief hole"
That's so Chris Morris!
Many thanks. Never caught that up to now.
steve coogan and chris morris work brilliantly together. one of the best scenes in british comedy.
Alan Partridge exposes Reynholm Industries.
@Scott hartee hartee har
I like to consider this particular episode as the Ultimate Episode. It has everything.
“My colleagues”
“Yeah, farm yard animals”
Chris Morris.
Top Bloke. 👍
Chris Morris? Wasn’t he the bloke who murdered Michael Heseltine? ON AIR!
Hello Computer
It was filmed in front of a studio audience. I spoke to someone who was there, Steve (in character as Alan) wanted Chris to say hello to the audience, but he was very shy and uncomfortable as he hadn't performed in front of an audience before.
Because the travel tavern set was completely enclosed on all sides the audience could only see the back of the walls and had to watch on TV screens.
Absolutely love this scene, it has to be one of my all-time favourite comedy moments, especially 3:10
I know this comment is 12 years old but that’s a nice bit of trivia.
this dialog is absolutely amazingly written. it never stops being funny. brilliantly written and brilliantly performed
hilarious dialogue.
"you make pigs smoke!"
Did not expect to see you here
Hello there
Holy Shit! Hello big fan!
"Mooooooo, thought that'd throw you"
Partridge is my hero.
in this clip. morris is king. morris is a comedy anarchist which is just better to be really.
His face when he does the Mooooooooooooo absolutely classic quality comedy writing
"Sordid little grief hole"
It's a Travel Tavern
One of the best Alan Partridge moments ever.
"You feed beef burgers to swans!!"
Perhaps you can tell me what's wrong with that
@Scott exactly i think hes just a big posh sod with plums in his mouth
AND THESE CHICKENS ARE SCARED THEY DON'T KNOW WHY THERE SO BIG......LOL
Whiteboy White they’re*
Whiteboy White Chukins
"Ohhh why am I so massive"
"You make pigs smoke." Makes me laugh every time.
The comedy minds that went into the whole Alan Partridge series from KMKYWAP to I'm Alan Partridge (even the Red Nose Day sketches which were not given the reception they deserved from the "Saturday Night Takeaway" style audience) is simply astounding. We need more stand out comedy like this.
Steve Coogan and Chris Morris, two of my all-time comedy heroes.
quite simply the best comedy chemistry in Britain, just a damn shame they dont work together more often
Interesting to see chris morris play the sensible one.
He agrees with slaughtering and abusing innocent Animals for profit , not very sensible in Vegan's eyes.
FOR YOUR WIFE WHO'S ALSO YOUR BROTHER.....
"you feed beefburgers to swans"
"do I?"
"yes you do".
I love the way alan says that. so matter of fact.
"How many cows have you got"?
"I dunno, I've got 100 cows"
"I've got 104 friends"
I remember laughing at this line most of the evening
😂
The way he looks so smug when he says he has 104 friends, as if he feels he's got one over on him
100 cattle
Two absolute masters of clever comedy .
Did you know that the cow that was dropped on him was actually filmed on the thames down by hampton court on the house boat island bridge.
It's bigger than that Chris, it's large...
Throw them away, The history books will have to be rewritten, They'll simply say John Major punched The Queen, everything else will be a footnote.
It's Chrisser than big, large, it's that.
We're pushed for time,can you sum it up in a word?
No.
In a sound?
Wooaarghhh!
Genius. Probably one of the best Partridge scenes
'The fact is, an awful lot of my colleagues.....'
'Yeah, farmyard animals....'
Superb. Hahaha
'Sordid little grief hole'
What's genius....he really is Britain's best comic for a long time now and stands the test of time.
surprisingly accurate picture of farmers and the farming community
finally a journalist with the courage to speak the truth
Comedy writing at its best.
"Moooooooooooooooooooooo!!
Thought that would throw you."
I've seen the big eared boys on farms....
this man is a complete legend and more series should have been made!
Complete cretin, more like!
Bloody Brilliant ,makes me proud to be British, we have the best humour on the planet .
I've seen this so many times and I've only just noticed "have you got any more of this or do you want to stop at quacking plums?". 😂🤣
Yes - brilliant 😂
big eared boys on farms :d classic
"you make pigs smoke"!! hahahahahaha i swear that gets me in tears everytime!
No arguments there, man. Genius working with genius. They're great together on The Day Today, too.
Both Morris and Coogan are legends. I'm gonna see Stevie at the Apollo ! Back of the net !
wonderful homage to the four yorkshiremen
"Have you got anymore of this, or do you want to stop at quacking plums ?"
partridge movie going ahead!!! finally. I think as long as steve has the enthusiasm it'll be good
'You blow up the TREE and use the leaves to make a dress for your WIFE who's also your brother!' Also priceless!! Ne, Lena!?
my favourite line is where he says 'theres all these chickens! theres all these chickens and they're looking down on all the smaller chickens and there scared! they're scared!' I really don't think you can beat comedy like this :)
IT'S A TRAVEL TAVERN
My favourite was "Half a glass of orange in a dead body Alan? Where are you getting these figures?" I just love the implication of one unseen producer's plea for Chris to engage in small talk with Alan, and Chris being 'too professional' to pull it off properly.
Thank you Peter Baxindale-Thomas, and this is T'Pau.
He has got a point- Why are the sheds so big? Chickens are less than a foot high
"Sordid little griefhole"
Too many to mention but this has to rate as maybe the funniest alan partridge scene ever. First time i watched this, wiv a room full of mates some of them hadnt really seen it before or the kind of thing they would normally watch. I remember persuading them to tune in to to see it that night and all 6 of us were laughing for nearly a minute . A true comic genius and it must be remembered that the first time i saw the office thinking gervais has nicked elements of the prat from partridge.
"I should've said baguette"
lmfaooooo
Bears a striking resemblance to the anchorman back when Alan was on the day today. 😅
"... and use the leaves to make a dress for your wife, who is also your brother!"
Haha, priceless!
Gotta love this guy!!
the moo bit cracks me up
strange to see chris morris playing a serious part, cheers for the post pal, pure gold.
The later in life I get, the more I realise that I'm Alan Partridge 🤔🙈🤣🤣🤣
Aha!
"You complete cretin!" 🤣🤣🤣
what a legend!!
Brilliant brilliant meeting of comedians.
You can tell Chris Morris had his filthy way with the script here. Glorious.
It is indeed. Good to see him reunited with Coogan (and the writing of Iannucci and Baynham). Many of the best moments on The Day Today were the bits with the two 'bantering'.
One of my fav alan sketches ;)
Morris/Coogan: the crown jewels of british comedy.
It's sad but i can see myself retaliating in the exact same way that Alan does when that guy insults his personal life.
Sometimes it's hard to put aside bitterness and let people talk to you like crap, you just feel the revenge burning lol.
you're a good dude. few people can analayse themselves like that with complete objectiveness
he is the biggest living legend ever!
lmao i love his face wen he says "like to stick to your own" . hes brilliant.
love this programme, hes so funny
Hehe... he always finds a way to critisise which is extremely funny! This is a great show! ^_^
alan partridge is the best comedy in the world with mighty boosh straight after.
Only just realised that Peter baxendale Thomas is reynholm from the IT crowd
i was wondering where I'd seen him before....
are you sure ? are you sure ? are you sure ? are you sure ?
That's like referring to Ringo Starr as the narrator of Thomas The Tank Engine
@@Birneybau100 ringo starr was a famous drummer, he never appeared in the IT Crowd..... you're thinking of an elton john lookalike who appeared in an episode where they all thought jen was dead
What a show
my favourite alan partridge/chris morris interaction ever
In this day and age, people would probably believe it because it was said on radio.
I can remember watching this when it was first on I was rolling on the floor laughing. And it's still funny as fuck!
It was great now thinking by Alan at the end of the giant chickens rant when he said "do you deny that", knowing the guy had left.
Simply brilliant ah ha 👌
"ohhh why am i so massive!"
Spine in a baguette, gosh that makes me laugh. Steve Coogan and Chris Morris just nailed this!
Steve Coogan + Chris Morris = Legends.
oh God this is killing me - im never gonna be able to eat chicken again without laughing!
Chris Morris and Steve Coogan... Two fucking brilliant comic minds!
This was too funny. AP at his finest. We need more!!!
This is T'Pau
a partidge movie has got to be on the way
Lol. Absolutely love Alan getting increasingly irritated, then sighing an attempted light-hearted "yeah...".
This is so perfect.
im normally not a fan of british humor.... but this show cracks me up.
You have got 105 friends now Alan 👍👍.
My RUclips username was inspired by this :)
My username is also taken from a comedy sketch.
@@Pining_for_the_fjords Your user name is probably the funniest sketch ever...
@@dellafenton2417 My personal favourite sketch is the Mitchell and Webb brain surgeon sketch, but I chose this username to show my equal love for Monty Python and for Norway.
Being that I work in Farming. I swear..I know this Chris Morris, character 😁😆
Really! I always saw this and wondered if there could possibly be anyone like this in farming, or if Chris Morris was just playing a version of himself again.
Gentleman farmers - a dying breed.
'you concrete over the pond, you plow the family into the field and you blow up the tree' Brilliant
Rare appearance of Chris Morris here - from The Day Today. Funnily, it was On The Hour/The Day Today where Alan partridge first appeared.
some of this sketch was ad-libbed - how they both kept straight faces is pure professionalism. I've seen out-takes where coogan has corpsed but its not often. I cant imagine chris morris ever corpsing but i'd love to be proved wrong!
great to see Chris Morris from the Day To Day as Peter Baxendale-Thomas.
Spinal cord on a baguette.
BEST SHOW EVAR!
lovely stuff