The Neil Morrisey impression was spot-on! BTW you may not recognise the name Neil Morrisey but you may recognise his voice since he was the voice of Bob The Builder.
Ya, I'm not sure how well the singer Morrissey went down in the States, whereas, I suspect everyone here thought he was going to read from his autobiography.
The guy in Dictionary Corner is Peter Serafinowicz. I saw his live tour this summer, titled Brian Butterfield: The Call of No. It was structured like a business advice seminar, it was brilliant. His deadpan delivery really pays off with that character.
Neil Morrissey impersonation was spot on. He's an actor who rose to fame with TV series Boon and sit-com Men Behaving Badly, also known as the voice of Bob The Builder kids cartoon.
14:51- it's a good impression. Neil Morissey was an actor in the 90's who was most famous for the TV show Men Behaving Badly. Then went on to be the voice of Bob The Builder. I like Peter's joke more that you expect it to be a book about the singer Morrisey, from The Smiths (controversial figure).
The Neil Morrisey impression was 10/10. You actually should really do some Men Behaving Badly reactions. It was a great sitcom for its time. Pretty underrated actually.
"Clunsey" was Neil Morrisey's Men Behaving badly co-star Martin Clunes, the joke here being that he was mixing him up with George Clooney. Incidentally, Morrisey replaced Harry Enfield after the first series of MBB. Harry later said that the series wouldn't have got commissioned without him but wouldn't have been as successful if he'd stayed
Neil Morrissey was the original voice of Bob The Builder. That children's TV character popular a few years back. So the impression was spot on to me anyway. He did a show called Men Behaving Badly which originally starred Harry Enfield as the flatmate with Martin Clunes. Neil replaced Harry when he left the show early on. Although that's probably why you see Men Behaving Badly actors like Martin Clunes in some Harry Enfield show sketches. Along with the woman who plays Clunes love interest in the show.
Love the subversion of expecting Steven Morrissey from The Smiths and ending up with Neil Morrissey from Men Behaving Badly; the impression was on point.
The joke about the "Morrissey autobiography" was that Morrissey, the lead singer of the Smiths (now with a somewhat tarnished reputation as a supporter of far-right politics), had recently released his autobiography and it was being lauded left and right in the press as being very well-written and important in the history of one of the greatest UK bands ever. When Peter Serafinowicz introduced it, people were expecting the autobiography of Morrissey the singer, but instead he pulled out the autobiography of Neil Morrissey, a much less serious person, comedy actor, and he absolutely nails the impression.
And I'll add to this if I may - Peter does an amazing impression of Morrissey and started reading/singing his actual autobiography to the music of The Smiths. He stopped at page 2, but it's eerie how spot on it is. It's on Peter's official channel.
"(now with a somewhat tarnished reputation as a supporter of far-right politics)" in your very biased opinion but not many other peoples. Give your head a shake, and learn what "far right" means. Words matter. Choose yours more intelligently.
@@applecorp As someone who hates Morrisey's politics and thinks he mostly speaks bollocks, I have to agree that putting a "far right" label on anyone who has alternative politics to the left, is a stupidly regressive way of going about things. There's plenty of examples of extreme "far right" politics throughout history (the most notable one coming from Austria), which aren't even close to applicable to Morrisey's views. The same goes for anyone who uses the label "far left".
He was spot on with the Morrisey (Neil) impression. The sitcom he was in called "Men Behaving Badly" would be a great one for you to watch, its hilarious. 😂😂😂😂
The Neil Morrisey impression was 10/10. He co stared in a sitcom called (Men behaving badly) I'm sure every UK viewer of your channel is wondering why the hell you haven't reacted to it yet...lol The joke was we thought Peter was going to read from the auto biography of the singer called Morrisey from the band (The Smiths). BTW Harry Enfield was in season 1 of men behaving badly....
Peter voiced darth maul in episode 1 aswell Depending on when this was recorded you would've seen tim key either in taskmaster clips or more than likely sidekick simon in alan partridge stuff 😁
Peter Serafinowicz is indeed a national treasure and his impressions are spot on. His best is, arguably, the late great Terry Wogan but Neil Morrisey was spot on! He’s never quite had the success he deserves though and often appears in other peoples shows though he did have one of his own which was kinda average. Otherwise you may have seen him as Aldo in “Spy” or the sommelier in John Wick 2 though he also appeared in the first Guardians of the Galaxy and will frequently appear in animated fare as a VO. He’s also played Tex in Alan Partridge (Geordie Michael’s US obsessed friend), Duane Benzie in Spaced (The awesome John Woo paintball episode) Garry in the criminally underrated and little seen World of Pub and as Ted Grundy in the “Amish Sex Pistols” skit alingside Kevin Eldon and Matt Berry. Then there’s stuff like South Park, Rick and Morty, Gravity Falls, The Simpson, Bob’s Burgers and a huge list of TV shows. If you’ve yet to see it my personal recommendation for a reaction would be Look Around You, though it’s a very niche British show that, especially with the first series, spoofed something so precise that some may leave unimpressed and/or confused. Series 2 was probably more accessible first a wider audience plus it was 30 minute episodes. Either way he’s supremely talented and deserves to be comedy royalty providing he never abdicates …
Tim Key also played Alan Partridge's co-host who got the gun to his head in the Alpha Papa movie. He is the co-inventor of a game called No More Jockeys which he plays with Mark Watson and Alex Horne (well worth a watch and super fun to play!)
Tim Key 9:00 he's been in plebs, peep show (Jerry who is the one who moves in with Mark when Jez becomes homeless), and recently he is Sidekick Simon from Mid morning matters Alan Partridge and Alpha Papa movie.
11. It's Neil Morrissey who was momentarily a bit of a darling boy on TV but lost favour due to being actually a bit of a wally. The impression is not only very good but at the same time makes Morrissey interesting again. While the impression lasts..
The first part of the joke in the "Morrissey" bit is that he makes you think he's talking about "Morrissey" the singer, rather than the much lower-profile Neil Morrissey the actor. The impression itself is absolutely 10/10.
My feeling is that it's hard for you to produce shows with that kind of banter and a relaxed atmosphere, because of the main difference between UK and US humour: In the UK, a lot of humour is humble and self-deprecating, and may involve "punching up", whereas in the US it's the exact opposite; the 'funny-man' is usually grandstanding, "punching down", and laughing at his own jokes, which, I'm sorry to say, seems so childish to us. 🤷♂
I have to respectfully disagree with your belief that comedy game shows if Americanised would focus more towards winning. Whose Line Is It Anyway? came out of Britain and did amazing in America and that had the tagline ‘where everything’s made up and the points don’t matter.’
yeah i don't think you would ever get a celebrity game show in America where they compete for a plastic cocktail stick holder (vic and bob's shooting stars)
Peter Serafinowicz is very much a parson's egg performer. Sometimes he just rocks it, but others, not so much. Not sure if it's your bag, but I know you must've seen John Cooper Clark on 8/10 cats dc or WILTY. Try to look out some clips of him reading his poems. 'Twat' is a good starter, but 'Evidently Chickentown' makes a neat second.
The Channel Zeducation also has issues with people getting unsubscribed from his channel without their knowledge. I haven’t noticed it myself but I’m always checking regardless
A very good impression, the thing is everybody thought he was gonna read the autobiography of Morrisey the lead singer of the Smiths, but he chose Neil Morriseys autobiography, Neil is a brummie comedy actor famous for a show called men behaving badly, which was brilliant and you should take a look.
Yeh that Neil Morrisey impression was Spot on 👌👏😂 And yeh Danny's funny AF!he's actually jus done his first comedy series( with Grumio from Plebs👀🤔🤷♂️😂)-Mr Bigstuff,WELL worth a watch,even if it's just for one particular scene in the pilot......👀🤔🤷♂️👏👏👏😂😂😂💜
It's still wild to me hearing an American saying British comedians names unprompted. Like these people have just become part of his entertainment. I've watched other reaction channels before and they just go along with it but KB took the time to learn who these people are. Also that Ghastly figure on the desk is 🔥🔥🔥
Neil Morrisey King, and you absolutely need to react to the show that he's talking about in the book "Men Behaving Badly". Neil wasn't in it for series 1, but from 2 onwards, it was one of the funniest shows out there and still holds up today.
Morrisey was in a very 'ladish' sitcom called Men Behaving Badly, It was alright, I'd not entered double figures when I saw it. But, yes... the impression is spot on, including the little mannerisms.
Tim Key is an actual poet, and you've also seen him as Alan Partridges sidekick, remember in the film when he had to wear the foil shotgun holster hat? He's in Mid Morning Matters which you're reacting to now and he's also in the later series This Time with Alan Partridge which you haven't reacted to yet.
Indeed, a very talented poet and writer. His collections of prose and poetry written during the COVID lockdown are just great. 'He Used Thought as a Wife' and 'Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush'
You should check out the TV series Lifes Too Short starring Warwick Davis the convention scene with Tim Key as the reporter is a good moment you could react to. 10/10 for the Neil Morrissey impersonation.
If you havent seen em yet then have a look at the 8 out of 10 cats does countdown where greg davies does an impression of chris eubank the boxer. Make sure you get them the right way round. There are two different episodes i believe.
I second the "Wouldn't work in the US"-bit. Whenever we have a rather light-hearted wrestling competition, comparable to friendly games in football, we always dread doing anything with the US team.. They, for the most part, just have no chill whatsoever, even during warm-up they can't help but try to win. It's also strange talking to them, it too often just feels like a permanent pre-game stare off until the tournament is over, then they are the most friendly and talkative people you can find. 🙄
why would Scott Lang or Hank Pym be in King Boomer's place of residence? Is there something your not telling us, Brian? Also Neil Morrisey I believe was the reason for Les Dennis & Amanda Holden's marriage ending, he played Tony in Men Behaving Badly (a British sitcom about 2 guys living in a house together) & as mentioned in the other comments did the voice for Bob The Builder
Neil Morrissey impression was spot on, Neil Morrissey starred in The long running sitcom men behaving badly. But the first series start Harry Enfield ! When he decided to leave he was replaced by Neil Morrissey.
Neil Morrisey (obviously the joke being that is wasn't the former lead singer of The Smiths, Morrisey). The impression was as ever impeccable. Has to e 10/10.
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The Neil Morrisey impression was spot-on! BTW you may not recognise the name Neil Morrisey but you may recognise his voice since he was the voice of Bob The Builder.
He needs to watch Men Behaving Badly. I'm surprised he hasn't already.
Ya, I'm not sure how well the singer Morrissey went down in the States, whereas, I suspect everyone here thought he was going to read from his autobiography.
@@SimonRobertElder Wrong Morrissey.
@@SimonNemeth he pointed out that the curve ball was everyone thought it was gonna be the gay vegan morrisey
There's no way they had bob the builder in America. JLO aside they have standards
10 out of 10 for the Neil Morrissey impersonation….👍
The impression of Neil morrissey is 11 out of ten
Peter totally nailed his impression of Neil morrisey! You’ll see if you watch Men Behaving Badly, another classic British 90s sitcom
Man I just love that ”none of your business” joke and how Jimmy gives it a bit of extra juice. Never gets old.
It was about time somone said it Jimmy always asks the guests personal questions at that point in the show.
The guy in Dictionary Corner is Peter Serafinowicz. I saw his live tour this summer, titled Brian Butterfield: The Call of No. It was structured like a business advice seminar, it was brilliant. His deadpan delivery really pays off with that character.
Neil Morrisey impression: 10/10.
I'd give him a 10/10 for his impersonation.
neil morrisey impersination is bang on 10/10 "Men behaving badly" has more than enough to keep you reacting for several episodes :)
The Morrisey impersonation was spot on... But the Morrisey joke was amazing...
9:00 Tim Key was in Taskmaster and Series 9 of Peep Show
And Sidekick Simon on Alan Partridge's Mid Morning Matters
Apparently Tim Key comes up with alot of the tasks on taskmaster alongside Alex Horne.
Danny Dyer is one of those chaps you imagine would drag an attack dog into a library & repeatedly tell it to "Shut It!"
Same with his wife!
Danny Dyer first starred in Human Traffic. A film well worth watching and pretty accurate to how a lot of our weekend were back then :)
His breakthrough role sure, but he'd been on tv for 6-7 years before that.
It is a 10/10 impression!
Fucking spot on Neil Morrissey impression. First class.
Neil Morrissey impersonation was spot on. He's an actor who rose to fame with TV series Boon and sit-com Men Behaving Badly, also known as the voice of Bob The Builder kids cartoon.
14:51- it's a good impression. Neil Morissey was an actor in the 90's who was most famous for the TV show Men Behaving Badly. Then went on to be the voice of Bob The Builder. I like Peter's joke more that you expect it to be a book about the singer Morrisey, from The Smiths (controversial figure).
Danny Dyer is a great character, I've known a few Danny dyer's in my time and they're great people.
The Neil Morrissey impression by Peter Serafin-'et cetera' was 10/10!
That Neil Morrissey impersonation is as good an impression as I have ever heard
Whatever scale you are using, it’s the standard
There are videos of Peter Serafinwicz impressions on RUclips and the man is bloody brilliant.
The Neil Morrisey impression was 10/10. You actually should really do some Men Behaving Badly reactions. It was a great sitcom for its time. Pretty underrated actually.
Apparently, Peter Serafinowicz did the voice of Darth Maul in Star Wars Episode I 🥴
"Clunsey" was Neil Morrisey's Men Behaving badly co-star Martin Clunes, the joke here being that he was mixing him up with George Clooney. Incidentally, Morrisey replaced Harry Enfield after the first series of MBB. Harry later said that the series wouldn't have got commissioned without him but wouldn't have been as successful if he'd stayed
Neil Morrissey was the original voice of Bob The Builder. That children's TV character popular a few years back. So the impression was spot on to me anyway. He did a show called Men Behaving Badly which originally starred Harry Enfield as the flatmate with Martin Clunes. Neil replaced Harry when he left the show early on. Although that's probably why you see Men Behaving Badly actors like Martin Clunes in some Harry Enfield show sketches. Along with the woman who plays Clunes love interest in the show.
You forgot he got his big break starring as Rocky in Boon alongside michael Elphick
Love the subversion of expecting Steven Morrissey from The Smiths and ending up with Neil Morrissey from Men Behaving Badly; the impression was on point.
The joke about the "Morrissey autobiography" was that Morrissey, the lead singer of the Smiths (now with a somewhat tarnished reputation as a supporter of far-right politics), had recently released his autobiography and it was being lauded left and right in the press as being very well-written and important in the history of one of the greatest UK bands ever. When Peter Serafinowicz introduced it, people were expecting the autobiography of Morrissey the singer, but instead he pulled out the autobiography of Neil Morrissey, a much less serious person, comedy actor, and he absolutely nails the impression.
Not that Morrisseys reputation was entirely stirling before, but I agree he managed to delve to new depths over the years.
And I'll add to this if I may - Peter does an amazing impression of Morrissey and started reading/singing his actual autobiography to the music of The Smiths. He stopped at page 2, but it's eerie how spot on it is. It's on Peter's official channel.
He's not far right at all. People just use that ridiculous label towards anyone who speaks facts or common sense these days.
"(now with a somewhat tarnished reputation as a supporter of far-right politics)" in your very biased opinion but not many other peoples. Give your head a shake, and learn what "far right" means. Words matter. Choose yours more intelligently.
@@applecorp As someone who hates Morrisey's politics and thinks he mostly speaks bollocks, I have to agree that putting a "far right" label on anyone who has alternative politics to the left, is a stupidly regressive way of going about things. There's plenty of examples of extreme "far right" politics throughout history (the most notable one coming from Austria), which aren't even close to applicable to Morrisey's views. The same goes for anyone who uses the label "far left".
Neil Morrissey impression rates
11 out of 10 😅
It was a top-notch impression for sure.. too good
The cards that Tim Key is reading are from his fantastic set of poetry playing cards.
Peter Serafinowicz's impression of Neil Morrisey:10 out of 10. KB - please watch the full episode with "Abdicates" in it, it's very good.
Not a lot of people realise that Peter Serofinowiz was the voice of Darth Maul in SW: The Phantom Menace.
He was spot on with the Morrisey (Neil) impression. The sitcom he was in called "Men Behaving Badly" would be a great one for you to watch, its hilarious. 😂😂😂😂
Definitely subscribed 💪🏻 and the Neil Morrissey Impression by Peter is spot on
The Neil Morriesy impression is a 10
Fantastic impression! 10/10
Impression was perfect. Men Behaving Badly was a brilliant comedy
Neil Morrisey who was a comedy series called ‘Men Behaving Badly’ with Martin Clunes. He also did the voice of ‘Bob The Builder’.
Serafinowicz is the voice of Darth Maul in The Phantom Menace
The Neil Morrisey impression was 10/10. He co stared in a sitcom called (Men behaving badly) I'm sure every UK viewer of your channel is wondering why the hell you haven't reacted to it yet...lol The joke was we thought Peter was going to read from the auto biography of the singer called Morrisey from the band (The Smiths). BTW Harry Enfield was in season 1 of men behaving badly....
Peter was the roommate in Shaun of the dead
Peter voiced darth maul in episode 1 aswell
Depending on when this was recorded you would've seen tim key either in taskmaster clips or more than likely sidekick simon in alan partridge stuff 😁
Peter Serafinowicz is indeed a national treasure and his impressions are spot on. His best is, arguably, the late great Terry Wogan but Neil Morrisey was spot on! He’s never quite had the success he deserves though and often appears in other peoples shows though he did have one of his own which was kinda average.
Otherwise you may have seen him as Aldo in “Spy” or the sommelier in John Wick 2 though he also appeared in the first Guardians of the Galaxy and will frequently appear in animated fare as a VO.
He’s also played Tex in Alan Partridge (Geordie Michael’s US obsessed friend), Duane Benzie in Spaced (The awesome John Woo paintball episode) Garry in the criminally underrated and little seen World of Pub and as Ted Grundy in the “Amish Sex Pistols” skit alingside Kevin Eldon and Matt Berry. Then there’s stuff like South Park, Rick and Morty, Gravity Falls, The Simpson, Bob’s Burgers and a huge list of TV shows.
If you’ve yet to see it my personal recommendation for a reaction would be Look Around You, though it’s a very niche British show that, especially with the first series, spoofed something so precise that some may leave unimpressed and/or confused. Series 2 was probably more accessible first a wider audience plus it was 30 minute episodes.
Either way he’s supremely talented and deserves to be comedy royalty providing he never abdicates …
Tim Key also played Alan Partridge's co-host who got the gun to his head in the Alpha Papa movie. He is the co-inventor of a game called No More Jockeys which he plays with Mark Watson and Alex Horne (well worth a watch and super fun to play!)
I love that Peter is in blockbuster movies like john wick
And Guardians of the Galaxy
The Neil Morrissey impression is bang on. Peter Serafinowicz was also the voice of Darth Maul in Phanton Menace, if that's of any interest.
Full episodes of The Peter Serafinowicz Show are available on youtube to anyone who wants to react to them. Hint. Hint.
Tim Key is brilliant. He is also Alan Partridge's assistant/sidekick on the radio/This Time/Alpha Papa as well as being involved in many other things.
Same here I thought I was subscribed. Because of how often I watch and how often you pop up on my feed
'VIMTO....The fruitiest word I know!' - Neil Morrisey
Same here. I was 100% subscribed. But had to do it again today
Men behaving badly is a series you need to watch.
the impression is perfect
Men Behaving Badly’ one of my favourite sitcoms, very funny!
Tim Key 9:00 he's been in plebs, peep show (Jerry who is the one who moves in with Mark when Jez becomes homeless), and recently he is Sidekick Simon from Mid morning matters Alan Partridge and Alpha Papa movie.
Incredible impression. 10/10
Suzy missed that you also needed a hyyphen for 'film-based bants'.
His Neil Morrisey was so spot on.. You might like the show Men Behaving badly, classic British 90's sit com..
11. It's Neil Morrissey who was momentarily a bit of a darling boy on TV but lost favour due to being actually a bit of a wally. The impression is not only very good but at the same time makes Morrissey interesting again. While the impression lasts..
Neil Morrisey impression ten out of ten. The initial inference is Morrisey from the defunct UK 80s band The Smiths.
The first part of the joke in the "Morrissey" bit is that he makes you think he's talking about "Morrissey" the singer, rather than the much lower-profile Neil Morrissey the actor. The impression itself is absolutely 10/10.
10/10 impression of Niel Morrissey
My feeling is that it's hard for you to produce shows with that kind of banter and a relaxed atmosphere, because of the main difference between UK and US humour: In the UK, a lot of humour is humble and self-deprecating, and may involve "punching up", whereas in the US it's the exact opposite; the 'funny-man' is usually grandstanding, "punching down", and laughing at his own jokes, which, I'm sorry to say, seems so childish to us. 🤷♂
Peter has voiced the new line of Terry Pratchett audio books and he is amazing.
I have to respectfully disagree with your belief that comedy game shows if Americanised would focus more towards winning. Whose Line Is It Anyway? came out of Britain and did amazing in America and that had the tagline ‘where everything’s made up and the points don’t matter.’
Perfect impression
Everyone was expecting Steven Morrissey, lead singer from the Smiths, not Neil Morrissey. Have to admit, I found that genius.
King Boomer, nice content my guy
yeah i don't think you would ever get a celebrity game show in America where they compete for a plastic cocktail stick holder (vic and bob's shooting stars)
Excellent impression of neil morrisey😂
Peter Serafinowicz is very much a parson's egg performer. Sometimes he just rocks it, but others, not so much.
Not sure if it's your bag, but I know you must've seen John Cooper Clark on 8/10 cats dc or WILTY. Try to look out some clips of him reading his poems. 'Twat' is a good starter, but 'Evidently Chickentown' makes a neat second.
Both funny and educational.
The Channel Zeducation also has issues with people getting unsubscribed from his channel without their knowledge. I haven’t noticed it myself but I’m always checking regardless
A very good impression, the thing is everybody thought he was gonna read the autobiography of Morrisey the lead singer of the Smiths, but he chose Neil Morriseys autobiography, Neil is a brummie comedy actor famous for a show called men behaving badly, which was brilliant and you should take a look.
10/10 that impression
Odd fact, Peter Serafinwicz was the voice of Darth Maul in the Phantom Menace
Yeh that Neil Morrisey impression was Spot on 👌👏😂
And yeh Danny's funny AF!he's actually jus done his first comedy series( with Grumio from Plebs👀🤔🤷♂️😂)-Mr Bigstuff,WELL worth a watch,even if it's just for one particular scene in the pilot......👀🤔🤷♂️👏👏👏😂😂😂💜
It's still wild to me hearing an American saying British comedians names unprompted. Like these people have just become part of his entertainment. I've watched other reaction channels before and they just go along with it but KB took the time to learn who these people are. Also that Ghastly figure on the desk is 🔥🔥🔥
It is a competition but they're all fighting for the biggest laugh. That's why shaun was so good he broke the others and they just gave up sometimes.
14:48 it's BOB THE BUILDER. well, it's actually the man who voices Bob, but, It's all us parents remember 😂😂
Neil Morrisey King, and you absolutely need to react to the show that he's talking about in the book "Men Behaving Badly". Neil wasn't in it for series 1, but from 2 onwards, it was one of the funniest shows out there and still holds up today.
@kingb-oomer Wait...but this is the only platform I'm on? ☹
Morrisey was in a very 'ladish' sitcom called Men Behaving Badly, It was alright, I'd not entered double figures when I saw it. But, yes... the impression is spot on, including the little mannerisms.
That Neil Morrisey impression is perfect. Absolutely spot on.
It's a very good impression
yes, thats a very good impression of neil morrissey)
10! Def check out 'Men behaving badly' it was a great show of its day😉
Still going to recommend Taskmasker episodes since all on RUclips and a great show with lots of people you'll love.
Tim Key is an actual poet, and you've also seen him as Alan Partridges sidekick, remember in the film when he had to wear the foil shotgun holster hat? He's in Mid Morning Matters which you're reacting to now and he's also in the later series This Time with Alan Partridge which you haven't reacted to yet.
Tim Key is fantastic, love his podcast appearances as well.
@@Renzsu I love 'No More Jockeys', he's brilliant
Currently watching him in the show Brassic which has been added to Netflix this week.
SIDEKICK SIMON, SIDEKICK SIMON
Indeed, a very talented poet and writer. His collections of prose and poetry written during the COVID lockdown are just great. 'He Used Thought as a Wife' and 'Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush'
You should check out the TV series Lifes Too Short starring Warwick Davis the convention scene with Tim Key as the reporter is a good moment you could react to. 10/10 for the Neil Morrissey impersonation.
If you havent seen em yet then have a look at the 8 out of 10 cats does countdown where greg davies does an impression of chris eubank the boxer. Make sure you get them the right way round. There are two different episodes i believe.
King Boomer, recently came across your reaction videos. You absolutely MUST react to Danny Dyer in 8 out of 10 cats talking about aliens.
That's a good impression of Neil Morrissey.
I second the "Wouldn't work in the US"-bit. Whenever we have a rather light-hearted wrestling competition, comparable to friendly games in football, we always dread doing anything with the US team.. They, for the most part, just have no chill whatsoever, even during warm-up they can't help but try to win. It's also strange talking to them, it too often just feels like a permanent pre-game stare off until the tournament is over, then they are the most friendly and talkative people you can find. 🙄
Both of you would love Men Behaving Badly, problem is you would have to link the reactions to another video site. That impression was outstanding.
why would Scott Lang or Hank Pym be in King Boomer's place of residence? Is there something your not telling us, Brian? Also Neil Morrisey I believe was the reason for Les Dennis & Amanda Holden's marriage ending, he played Tony in Men Behaving Badly (a British sitcom about 2 guys living in a house together) & as mentioned in the other comments did the voice for Bob The Builder
Tim Key is Sidekick Simon in Mid Morning Matters, I think that’s where you’ve seen him before as well as Plebs
Neil Morrissey impression was spot on, Neil Morrissey starred in The long running sitcom men behaving badly. But the first series start Harry Enfield ! When he decided to leave he was replaced by Neil Morrissey.
Awsome impression 20 out of 10
Tim Key is always memorable, an it's actually true, he's a published poet.
Neil Morrisey (obviously the joke being that is wasn't the former lead singer of The Smiths, Morrisey).
The impression was as ever impeccable. Has to e 10/10.
11/10 for the Neil Morrissey impression.
I had an old lady patient in a dementia home, she peed backwards all the time, usually when i was changing her