One of my favourite parts of this is that the agreement is unrestricted trade for all parties at all levels - literally completely impossible to overstep
Seen this so many times but totally missed that. Morris's comedy is so layered. I was totally focused on his portrayal of how the media use their influence to make the news rather than report it. It's such a swipe at them and is a spot on account of how the industrial machine feeds itself.
I met Chris Patton a couple of years back in Switzerland after a hike. A very knowledgeable friendly chap , but he didn't mention this war that he agreed to , obviously difficult memories
This reminds me of the journalist who tried to heckle Kim Jong Un during the peace talks. Nothing like causing a good war to kickstart your career in media
@@Lysimachus Trucks on fire off the I-95. I've seen ambulance sirens glittering in the dark at exit 12. All these moments will be lost in time, like raindrops on my windshield. Time to drive.
@@mojoriley4712 Maybe next time you should critically analyse what you've typed out before clicking on the reply button, because you wrote 'detracted' instead of 'distract'. Or are basic spelling mistakes something that those who possess the lost art of critical thinking use as a clever technique to keep the rest of us on our toes? Don't act self-satisfied and holier-than-thou because someone else was understandably confused by your own error-filled post.
@@mojoriley4712 Mmm. Really doesn't make any sense... You propose satire of the sensationalist, propagandising media is a destraction measure? From what and by whom, comedians? Of all the people to accuse of distraction measures and you choose about the only sector of the media industry with any moral integrity. A truly bizarre comment if ever there was one.
@@JamesMadelin Patrick Marber. Looking at his wiki page he ended up doing a lot of writing and directing for the theatre. I would have loved to have seen more of him on screen. He was always brilliant.
@@themagnanimous1246 It's a mix of three metaphors: A string stretched to snapping point, a twig bent to breaking point, and metal heated to melting point. The joke is that though they all mean the same thing, none of them work together; a twig doesn't stretch nor does it have a melting point (and even if it did you don't stretch something to its melting point).
Impressed by how the whole slickly choreographed "this is how exciting our war coverage will be" pantomime is executed, complete with huge 3D set piece that probably took days to build. They obviously were well prepared *just in case* things took an unforeseeably dark turn.
@@AnonymousuomynonA trojan whore would make more sense, because otherwise it should have been some crazy greek considering they were the ones hiding inside the horse
It's somewhat amazing that you anticipate there'll still be any sort of sentient beings left, or that any new ones will emerge from the neo-primordial gloop, after the Earth is turned into a wanna-be Sun, during the *W A R.*
He even grins when just introducing the reporter in the field for status update before it got to that stage. I bet we can chat grins like that from real life newsmen.. War is not funny when you don't have an exit or when you realise that despite your mind you'll end up with a foot soldier's role..
Yup and the way the media is advertising that weapons and volunteers be sent to Ukraine to turn their country into a prolonged battleground is frightening. These actions put us on a precarious precipice to war.
@@maaz322 USA has only been sending weapons like machine guns, stinger missiles, javelins etc. Not a single tank or airplane. Basically they are preparing Ukraine for a guerilla war.
Hilarious and cleverly made, yes, but not really "ahead of their time". Chris Morris was just parodying Jeremy Paxman who'd been around since the 80s behaving just like this, and news media have always been a political tool for misinformation and distortion of events. It honestly baffles me how people now think all this is new, it isn't, it's depressingly old. All that's different now is the internet is host to far more of it. It seems like more people than ever before behave like they've been at the pub all night believing every word of some drunk having a rant - the modern equivalent being going on the internet and "doing research". Also, it sounds like everyone's only just learned the word "narrative" because it's all anyone ever repeats now. "Mainstream media!" "narrative!" "agenda!" It makes people sound like just another form of sheep, not thinking for themselves but just repeating what they've heard others say online.
@A D Don't take this the wrong way, but you come across as an absolute self-righteous narcissistic tosser. No offence! This is just an observation. I guess you're just a side effect of the modern-day bile spouting keyboard junkie who feels he can say what he wants in the safety of his sweaty chair. Congratulations!
@@GranTurismoRaceReplays Wow, the irony and hypocrisy. Get over your pretentious little self and stop throwing an online tantrum. "Dantes Creative Mind" my arse.
The attention to detail is incredible, like the moment at 0:45 where the caption comes up for too short a time to be read which not only happens sometimes when vision mixers are adjusting faders in real time but also gently pokes fun at the slightly overlong and stodgy titles HM Government is fond of.
@@pmberry 😂🤣😂Glad you pointed it out. By the time I got to the end of that comment, I'd completely forgotten the beginning! I had to reread it slowly to get the point. Still don't know what "vision mixers" are and "stodgy" sounds like a uniquely British term.🤷♂️ I've heard stodgy on every episode of British Bake Off but "can't be arsed" to look it up. (We also don't say "can't be arsed".🤷♂️🤷♂️)
@@gandalfstormcrow7943 Arkansas. I watch a lot of British panel shows (QI, Taskmaster, etc.) so I sometimes try out a little of the vernacular just for fun.
There are a lot of great moments in this, but one of my favourite easily-missed ones is how at 3:00 the ambassador that Chris was interviewing is wheeled off stage to the left, desk and all
The way this entire scene ratchets up the tension only to release it with an abrupt but professional segue into the weather update with Sylvester Stewart is incredible. I'm screaming.
Every line in this is so expertly written. Donnnald Bethl'hem in Eastmanstown on the Autralio-Hong Kong border, despite the fact both Australia and Hong Kong are islands, is one of my personal favourite bits (And no i did not make any typos)
Such a promising young presenter, to think that in later years he would declare war himself (on stress). Such a shame about the irregularities in the pension fund that eventually caught up with him though.
Oh this takes me back! I recently visited the Australio-Hong Kongian border, where the built a low stone wall of Rememberance - twenty billion bricks long, one for everyone who perished in the conflict. Thing is, I wasn't looking where I was going and I tripped up over it. In a rage I kicked the wall hard, chipping off some of the names.... long story short, i'm in a prison cell and Melborne, Adelade and Canberra have just been nuked. Oh well...
This was one of those moments of satire when you thought, 'There's no way news media can ever do this War Fever crap again after this.' Of course, they only got worse through the 1990s and 2000s.
Younger generation doesn't remember war fever... it's quite new for us. I don't remember the news coverage after 9/11 but I'm sure it was similar to this and current news coverage. I remember watching the news coverage of taking action in Syria back in roughly 2016/17 (arms deals and sanctions etc. not a hot war) and it was much more measured and nothing like what we are seeing today
Anecdote: on the day of the 9/11 a friend of mine was watching the TV coverage in Canada. After the first report they had to turn it off when, in real time, each segment was emblazoned with "Drama! Now!", explosions etc etc Because reporting on the attack itself just would not have been 'catchy' enough, apparently.
Without him we wouldn't have most of the media parodies that exist today. He really laid the foundation for a lot of commentary on media hysteria, distrust in media, social manipulation and the personalities that dominate the airwaves
I love how there's clever jokes that respect the audience's intelligence. Like how they had a reporter in place of exactly where they'd expect the war to break out on standby. My favorite bit is that the huge WAR letters were shrouded completely in darkness, but OBVIOUSLY they've been there the whole time, and they planned on flipping them on. It's really clever stuff.
Destroy Ukraine - then Europe - Then the World followed by the Solar system - the Milky way - our local cluster - the Universe and finally the Multiverse - but my lust for power and destruction can never be satisfied. I am God. Thank you Mr Putin -
I love how "tension here is very high" literally 8 seconds after the disagreement. And 20 seconds later, buildings are already on fire and bombs dropping.
@PlebzOr Blapparapp I mean there's other people commenting on how it's good satire that reflects actual news practices but I don't see anyone on my level of punsmanship.
The one line that didn't quite make sense, as it was the Greeks inside the Trojan Horse, which I think is the point of the reference. Some crazy Greek wouldn't have worked though, nor Achaean probably.
It takes a special sort of skill for an actor to not just look like not-an-actor, but look like someone, so helplessly thrust in front of a television camera, they must be a hapless civil servant.
2:57 dramatized reenactment of what happened in literally every major news outlet + Twitter, Instagram, RUclips, Telegram and TikTok during February 24, 2022
One of my favourite parts of this is that the agreement is unrestricted trade for all parties at all levels - literally completely impossible to overstep
Haha I just realised that
Seen this so many times but totally missed that. Morris's comedy is so layered. I was totally focused on his portrayal of how the media use their influence to make the news rather than report it. It's such a swipe at them and is a spot on account of how the industrial machine feeds itself.
If one side were to impose trade restrictions, that would be a breach, so yes it is literally completely possible to overstep
@@VisualiseTheFunbut limiting trade would be restricting or cutting off the agreement, not exceeding it.
Lmfao
2:50 Nobody told Patrick Marber that the explosions were going to happen. That flinch is genuine.
Can see him trying so hard not to laugh 😂
The war was sudden, after all
Here we go again
This is now an instructional video used by all mainstream media
2:56 love the subtle excited expression on Chris' face
I met Chris Patton a couple of years back in Switzerland after a hike.
A very knowledgeable friendly chap , but he didn't mention this war that he agreed to , obviously difficult memories
"People here are literally bursting with war. This very much a country that's gonna blow up in its face!" hahaha what???
I think the joke is that Australia used the be part of the English Empire so in a way the English is fighting itself.
Very relevant to today and Ukraine. Even before that.
Today kids would think this is real news
This continues to age well
China 0 wars
People are bursting with war. Brilliant 👏
How have I not seen this show until this week?!?!
In centuries to come this will be looked upon as in the same category as Swift.
And again, applicable to today's events, just Iraq this time.
Robert Mahon don’t worry. Harry and Meghan are distracting us with their news. It’s Megxit!!
Good comedy works because of the element of truth within satire.
The News, 2022
Chinese person: coughs
America:
Five minutes ago, a soldier's head flew past me, shouting 'Victory'
This reminds me of the journalist who tried to heckle Kim Jong Un during the peace talks. Nothing like causing a good war to kickstart your career in media
And this is how it’s done. Damn Morris is good.
The host is literally me whenever two friend groups I'm in have drama.
using now!
Can this become relevant again?? This satire is very deeply rooted in truth.
Eh mehn, siz Gohd, in heez car; he crashez
i've seen car crashes you people wouldn't believe
@@Lysimachus Trucks on fire off the I-95. I've seen ambulance sirens glittering in the dark at exit 12. All these moments will be lost in time, like raindrops on my windshield. Time to drive.
Foucault Do tell
@@MentalParadox WELL played, Sir... wellplayed.
@@tinycockjock1967 They were all caused by Pendulums...
We are all cursed that this skit will forever be contemporary
Yep
@@mojoriley4712 what the f r u on about?
@@mojoriley4712 Maybe next time you should critically analyse what you've typed out before clicking on the reply button, because you wrote 'detracted' instead of 'distract'. Or are basic spelling mistakes something that those who possess the lost art of critical thinking use as a clever technique to keep the rest of us on our toes?
Don't act self-satisfied and holier-than-thou because someone else was understandably confused by your own error-filled post.
@@mojoriley4712 Mmm. Really doesn't make any sense... You propose satire of the sensationalist, propagandising media is a destraction measure? From what and by whom, comedians? Of all the people to accuse of distraction measures and you choose about the only sector of the media industry with any moral integrity. A truly bizarre comment if ever there was one.
@@mojoriley4712 you remind me of my uncle. He was a Scientologist until he ran out of money
"the Australian hong-kong border"
if only this was true, then I would've won many RISK games... If only I had been able to break through the stubborn Australian border.
Could just as well have been British-Iraqi or US-Afghan border
@@chinaman1 Anyone that starts in australia is a piece of shit fuck cunt with many fathers.
Otherwise known as Palau?
@@SirNilzey woah calm down it’s just a board game man
"The stretched twig of peace is at.. melting point" is just a delightful line to hear
Brilliant
XD
A heavy kak of cloud.
Who is that guy and where did he end up? He was superb.
@@JamesMadelin Patrick Marber. Looking at his wiki page he ended up doing a lot of writing and directing for the theatre. I would have loved to have seen more of him on screen. He was always brilliant.
I love how they just roll away the minister as soon as war breaks out.
Seen this dozens of times and I've missed that every time!
Daniel Flugt that’s fucking hilarious lmao
Ikr! XD
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*,( シ)_/¯* *
I also love how his name and title appear then disappear immediately at 0:44
_"That's it. Yes. It's war!"_
He looks so pleased with himself. What a show.
Hes copying Paxmans accent during the interview as well.
War means more coverage, more adverts more cash! ^^
War equals cash
“He’s gone full Tonto…!”
Murdoch and the hate mail love war, more headlines, more anher, more purchases. Chris is brilliant at exposing the stupidity.
"The stretched twig of peace is... at melting point." That line _almost_ got past me hahaha
Hamburger 🍔
That's the best mixed metaphor ever.
@@disposablehero4911 could you explain it?
Thats Tom Hardy
@@themagnanimous1246 It's a mix of three metaphors: A string stretched to snapping point, a twig bent to breaking point, and metal heated to melting point. The joke is that though they all mean the same thing, none of them work together; a twig doesn't stretch nor does it have a melting point (and even if it did you don't stretch something to its melting point).
"The stretched twig of peace is at melting point"
That looked like o'hanraha hanrahan
metaphor breakdown
"literally bursting with war"
scientist should find a way to stop stretched twigs melting, it would solve a lot of issues
@@johnmorrell3187 But it was in fact Dônnnald Bethl'hem, who is a completely different person and not the same at all.
That woman bolting off to go cover the war cracks me up every time.
Like some crazy Trojan
a man sees god in his car, he crashes....
😇
Profound stuff that.
Innit
Yes, I thought he said that as well.
Why is it funny again? Just can't get my head around the joke
Impressed by how the whole slickly choreographed "this is how exciting our war coverage will be" pantomime is executed, complete with huge 3D set piece that probably took days to build. They obviously were well prepared *just in case* things took an unforeseeably dark turn.
No one could have predicted it but at least they were prepared
Yes the German finance minister didn't like it but he'll have to go along with it
War is neither forseeable or unforseeable
“unforeseeably” 😅
@@jamieallan2859 Presumably you mean "Rufen Sie ein Taxi bitte sonst verpass' ich meinen Flug"?
“People here are literally bursting with war”
lmao wtf
3:19 the best part. Literally can't stop laughing. That run.
"Like some crazy TROJAN!...."
Like some crazy Trojan ____
Hahaha
Is it because the actes is from snack the pony
i wonder if the original line reading was "trojan whore" but it was censored late in production.
@@AnonymousuomynonA trojan whore would make more sense, because otherwise it should have been some crazy greek considering they were the ones hiding inside the horse
The Onion, Colbert, Jon Stewart, Mock The Weak.....take notes, this is good satire.
David Firth Hey you, stop commenting on videos 5 years ago and make sum new bleedin cartoons!!.
"Mock the Weak" ... HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
well he is from Doncaster...
David Firth hello Mr firth. I always had a feeling you were inspired by morris
Oh please, they are at the same level as the day today,
Return viewers in 2045 be like: "this show predicted the Australia-Hong Kong war"
It's somewhat amazing that you anticipate there'll still be any sort of sentient beings left, or that any new ones will emerge from the neo-primordial gloop, after the Earth is turned into a wanna-be Sun, during the
*W A R.*
The little grin Chris Morris gives when he says "That's it, yes, it's war" is genuinely one of the funniest things that's ever been on TV
same as when he smirks after reducing that jam festival lady to tears.
I also love the way he signs off, absolute delight. love it😂
@@dystopia47 I HATE SEBASTIEN COE!
Correct.
He even grins when just introducing the reporter in the field for status update before it got to that stage. I bet we can chat grins like that from real life newsmen.. War is not funny when you don't have an exit or when you realise that despite your mind you'll end up with a foot soldier's role..
This is literally just Piers Morgan on good morning Britain
Every fucking weekday 😂😂😂
Lmao
"SO DO YOU THINK BOYS CAN WEAR SKIRTS TO SCHOOL??"
Just coming back to say *how dare you*
And now that he's left GMB....... HAHAHA
This is an absolute masterpiece critique of mass media hysteria.
Yup and the way the media is advertising that weapons and volunteers be sent to Ukraine to turn their country into a prolonged battleground is frightening. These actions put us on a precarious precipice to war.
Yeh, thank Christ it will never happen in real life...............
@@maaz322 The started when Russia invaded.
Absolutely true. 100%!
@@maaz322 USA has only been sending weapons like machine guns, stinger missiles, javelins etc.
Not a single tank or airplane.
Basically they are preparing Ukraine for a guerilla war.
Well that escalated quickly. ^^
Oh shit, the country England actually has a RUclips channel
E
Death to monarchy
@Tom B naaah
Oh hello QUEEN ! :d
These guys were so ahead of their time. A perfect representation of media manipulation to push a narrative.
Hilarious and cleverly made, yes, but not really "ahead of their time". Chris Morris was just parodying Jeremy Paxman who'd been around since the 80s behaving just like this, and news media have always been a political tool for misinformation and distortion of events.
It honestly baffles me how people now think all this is new, it isn't, it's depressingly old. All that's different now is the internet is host to far more of it. It seems like more people than ever before behave like they've been at the pub all night believing every word of some drunk having a rant - the modern equivalent being going on the internet and "doing research".
Also, it sounds like everyone's only just learned the word "narrative" because it's all anyone ever repeats now. "Mainstream media!" "narrative!" "agenda!" It makes people sound like just another form of sheep, not thinking for themselves but just repeating what they've heard others say online.
@A D Don't take this the wrong way, but you come across as an absolute self-righteous narcissistic tosser. No offence! This is just an observation. I guess you're just a side effect of the modern-day bile spouting keyboard junkie who feels he can say what he wants in the safety of his sweaty chair. Congratulations!
@@GranTurismoRaceReplays Wow, the irony and hypocrisy. Get over your pretentious little self and stop throwing an online tantrum. "Dantes Creative Mind" my arse.
@@GranTurismoRaceReplays I don’t understand how any of what he said was narcissistic.
@Josh K who cares what you think? 😂😂😂
0:44, love how the ministers title comes up for literally 1/2 a second haha..
Honestly I expected there to be more gibberish there
The attention to detail is incredible, like the moment at 0:45 where the caption comes up for too short a time to be read which not only happens sometimes when vision mixers are adjusting faders in real time but also gently pokes fun at the slightly overlong and stodgy titles HM Government is fond of.
And the length of my sentences.
@@pmberry 😂🤣😂Glad you pointed it out. By the time I got to the end of that comment, I'd completely forgotten the beginning! I had to reread it slowly to get the point. Still don't know what "vision mixers" are and "stodgy" sounds like a uniquely British term.🤷♂️ I've heard stodgy on every episode of British Bake Off but "can't be arsed" to look it up. (We also don't say "can't be arsed".🤷♂️🤷♂️)
@@TroubleToby3040 where are you from?
@@gandalfstormcrow7943 Arkansas. I watch a lot of British panel shows (QI, Taskmaster, etc.) so I sometimes try out a little of the vernacular just for fun.
👍 couple more commas might be nice, but you make good points so who's counting?🤓
There are a lot of great moments in this, but one of my favourite easily-missed ones is how at 3:00 the ambassador that Chris was interviewing is wheeled off stage to the left, desk and all
The way this entire scene ratchets up the tension only to release it with an abrupt but professional segue into the weather update with Sylvester Stewart is incredible. I'm screaming.
NO WAY I AM TOOO! AGHGGHHHHH11!!1
Every line in this is so expertly written.
Donnnald Bethl'hem in Eastmanstown on the Autralio-Hong Kong border, despite the fact both Australia and Hong Kong are islands, is one of my personal favourite bits (And no i did not make any typos)
Clear typo there - it's Dônnnald
I love the way Chris Morris points at people when he's insulting them, makes me laugh every time.
Paxman!!!!
@@PHDiaz-vv7yo yeah I can't even watch University Challenge any more without thinking of the Day Today.
Such a promising young presenter, to think that in later years he would declare war himself (on stress). Such a shame about the irregularities in the pension fund that eventually caught up with him though.
Are you talking about Morris? Very cryptic ?
fAAATTTTHHHEEEEERRRRRR
@@marcusmaher-triskellionfil5158 Someone hasn't seen the IT Crowd 😂
@@marcusmaher-triskellionfil5158 ruclips.net/video/MZTvMYQSl_w/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/cEpKcBkkVMY/видео.html
The thing that let him down the most was gravity
Like some crazy Trojan
This is a late comment, but "Trojan Whore" would be a pretty clever replacement for "Trojan Horse"
@@rspeak5768 That's what I completed it with in my head
I remember it as some crazy Trojan war bitch
But it wasn't the trojans inside the horse, it was the greeks. UNACCEPTABLE! I demand retribution.
CaptainBohnenbrot are you saying you want what it is I think you want? War????
Oh this takes me back! I recently visited the Australio-Hong Kongian border, where the built a low stone wall of Rememberance - twenty billion bricks long, one for everyone who perished in the conflict. Thing is, I wasn't looking where I was going and I tripped up over it. In a rage I kicked the wall hard, chipping off some of the names.... long story short, i'm in a prison cell and Melborne, Adelade and Canberra have just been nuked. Oh well...
well, as David Brent (from Wernam-Hogg's Slough branch) would put it...
Adelaide being nuked would cause about 15 quid's worth o'damage
@Evan Jones
Yes officer, this comment right here.
At least nothing of value was lost then
A Nuclear Hong Kong then? 😂
War never changes
you know why you're here
cos mom and dad stuck 2 together cos we don't know how?
I had thought about this sketch all the time leading up to Russias invasion.
Yes
Say it
RUclips algorithm.
'The stretched twig of peace is at melting point' gets me every time.
People here are literally BURSTING with war.
Sky News in Ukraine since Feb 2022. Practically gagging for death and blood at every step.
This was one of those moments of satire when you thought, 'There's no way news media can ever do this War Fever crap again after this.' Of course, they only got worse through the 1990s and 2000s.
This show completely ruined the news for me. Never been able to watch it with a straight face since.
That's why they pulled his show off the air.
Younger generation doesn't remember war fever... it's quite new for us. I don't remember the news coverage after 9/11 but I'm sure it was similar to this and current news coverage. I remember watching the news coverage of taking action in Syria back in roughly 2016/17 (arms deals and sanctions etc. not a hot war) and it was much more measured and nothing like what we are seeing today
Anecdote: on the day of the 9/11 a friend of mine was watching the TV coverage in Canada.
After the first report they had to turn it off when, in real time, each segment was emblazoned with "Drama! Now!", explosions etc etc
Because reporting on the attack itself just would not have been 'catchy' enough, apparently.
I think the media thought this skit was celebrating what they do.
BBC News this morning. WAR!
Probably the most prescient video on RUclips.
Here today for that very reason
chris morris is a woefully underused comedy genius
Without him we wouldn't have most of the media parodies that exist today. He really laid the foundation for a lot of commentary on media hysteria, distrust in media, social manipulation and the personalities that dominate the airwaves
@@geordiejones5618 That's because of The Christopher Morris Academy in Hampstead.
Chris Morris is responsible for delivering the funniest sentences in human history. He's top of the list, hands down.
I love how there's clever jokes that respect the audience's intelligence. Like how they had a reporter in place of exactly where they'd expect the war to break out on standby.
My favorite bit is that the huge WAR letters were shrouded completely in darkness, but OBVIOUSLY they've been there the whole time, and they planned on flipping them on. It's really clever stuff.
4 year old me driving my parents to divorce
"The stretched twig of peace is at melting point"
classic
It's so funny because it's horribly close to reality. Lots of graphics, dramatic music, urgency...then - the weather.
Meanwhile in 2022 in Ukraine...
“A man sees God in his car. He crashes...” - Jaques ‘Jaques’ Liverot
It's just funny nonsense; a caricature of the sort of impenetrable statement a pretentious philosopher might make.
@@antonydyatlov5651 It caught me so off guard I've been reciting the quote all day. Such stylish humor, honestly.
It's stupid but the more you think about it it's actually quite a deep statement.
“A brilliant man and a surprisingly nice one too.”
I love how war initiates a Final Fantasy battle theme.
That's just the opening theme of the show
Please give a thumbs up if you're watching this because of the Russia-Ukraine conflict
Chris Morris is one of a kind. Thank fuck he had the ability, resources and most importantly hard work to share his art. Legend.
"People here are literally bursting with war"
If anything this is ten times worse now with the internet and social media with non stop saturation coverage
Good old Chris Morris! This was true comedy
haha, yes Chris :--)
0:24 balenciaga
Settle down
What
daniel how did you know war was going to happen
That emphasis on "treaty" gets me every time. Classic Paxman.
Yes ! I loved that emphasis and - contemptuous ? - emphasis too.
@@Simpleburger1968 It's like he's trying to do inverted commas with his eyebrows.
@@MCVessels Yes! Spot on!
“Let’s revolve the weather collar now seventy degrees to the midlands where I was first bereaved” 😂
r o t a t e t h e t h r o a t c i r c l e
Can’t believe nobody’s mentioned “a large cack of cloud”
I can't hear the word bereaved without thinking of Sylvester Stewart in the weather collar
"This is the one thing we didn't want to happen."
2:51 when Benjamin declares it a war.
Why tf are you here? 😂
@@shadowtrooper262 why are you here ?
Oh boy I love living through historical events
Oh boy I can't wait for WAR TO BREAK OUT BETWEEN THE EAST AND WEST
15 years ago yet still so relevant,
Was the first thing I thought of with how things are playing out today 🤷♂️
15 years ago?
More like 28, unbelievable.
@@nottmjas shit - I’m not that old am I! 🤣😂🤣😂
Yeah, your probably right - I just saw this clip was posted 15 years ago 🤦♂️
@@jimkhana007 KYTV also had an episode were they parodied a war, with the poolled journalists hovering around the 'media' (swimming) pool in a hotel.
What has changed in 15years, not many, iphone 1 is iphone 88, same shit with different number
Chris Morris is genius and should come out of retirement, and also he nearly ran me over on his push bike near Brewer Street.
you should've laid on the floor in front of his bike and shouted "IS THIS COOL???? COOL AM I??"
Yes, yes from the drugs episode!!! Lol
The yardanketies - living in drugged off times🤪
I used to live on Brewer st, the one in Brighton. Still live pretty close.
He just recently did a good film on the FBI domestic terrorism shenanigans. But yeah, he needs to do so much more than 1 thing every 10 years.
You were clearly trying to deal cake.
He was running you off the road to protect the public.
“Mr Putin, it appears that the stretched twig of peace is at melting point - what are you going to do about it?”
ruclips.net/video/nbMyELNEDLs/видео.html
Destroy Ukraine - then Europe - Then the World followed by the Solar system - the Milky way - our local cluster - the Universe and finally the Multiverse - but my lust for power and destruction can never be satisfied. I am God.
Thank you Mr Putin -
I love how "tension here is very high" literally 8 seconds after the disagreement. And 20 seconds later, buildings are already on fire and bombs dropping.
let me give you a hint....BANG. Almost 30 years old and still funnier and more relevant than anything about these days.
Hurry up, hurry up, get your Jersey-France fishing war comments in *now!*
Came here to post something similar! 😂
Sky news coverage of the Ukraine crises be like
Goddamn phuck that newsroom. Possibly the worst, it's a strong field.
What yesterday was satire, today is the day today.
@PlebzOr Blapparapp I mean there's other people commenting on how it's good satire that reflects actual news practices but I don't see anyone on my level of punsmanship.
Every day, the day today.
What a time to be alive! IT'S WAR!
How relevant is this now... Every news outlet literally having a wet dream over Ukraine 🤦♂️
"Like some crazy Trojan" will never fail to make me laugh
The one line that didn't quite make sense, as it was the Greeks inside the Trojan Horse, which I think is the point of the reference.
Some crazy Greek wouldn't have worked though, nor Achaean probably.
@@jimb9063its been censored, the full line on the uncensored dvd is "Like some crazy Trojan whore"
Feels like I’ve been watching this scenario play out in real time with the Russian Ukraine crisis
This has now come true.
That's it. Yep, that's war!
The same way Idiocracy is a documentary.
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My mind also went straight to this.
It takes a special sort of skill for an actor to not just look like not-an-actor, but look like someone, so helplessly thrust in front of a television camera, they must be a hapless civil servant.
appropriate
The actor playing the British minister appeared as Sweaty Raphael in 'I'm Alan Partridge'.
(he also provided the voice of Radio Norwich)
Cacky Raphael
He was also in This Time with Alan Partridge on the subject of corporal punishment
crushingly depressing how this clip becomes relevant every few years or so
This is less funny now that Sky News are doing this in real life
When were they not? This skit is based on how the news always propagates and profits from war.
Who here after Russia invaded?
Hiya
Way ahead of it's time... I can see Kay Burley doing this today.
And also way ahead of its time.
@@joseparcenary4706 Yep, that's the natural Kay Burley reaction to the deaths of thousands:
"This is my chance to *SHINE* ."
And here we are 2022 and once again it's WAR
2:57 dramatized reenactment of what happened in literally every major news outlet + Twitter, Instagram, RUclips, Telegram and TikTok during February 24, 2022
Hello to everyone rolling in from today's news.
It's parody, not by much though.
The media is still exactly like this.