Johnny Vaughan is a bloody genius - the most entertaining purpose I have ever heard. Used to wake up early in the school holidays to see him do the paper review on the Big Breakfast 20 odd years ago. A true one off. If I were a billionaire I would give JV a million.
Just seen this. Johnny Vaughan at his best. TJ on it! He’s a comic genius to be honest , not just his timing but the stuff that man knows. He’s won science awards , knows so much about history , geography, TV and obviously radio as I listen to his podcast every week. Brilliant. He knows or is related to people who’ve achieved great things like down the line his ancestor designed and created the Rolls Royce engine or something like that. He’s witty, quick off the mark and just a geezer really. Remember other week someone on his show I think Sumter mentioned a year something happened he had to say he didn’t see much as was “ in the big house. At her majesty’s pleasure”. Fucking loon back in the day did 4 years for Coke.
Plus the accents he does and impressions. Glenn Hoddle is a classic. Yorkshire accent too and it’s not bad as I’m from there. Miss the two slaughter men from years back him and Gavin doing two Lancashire / Yorkshire accents about meat and stuff. Was fucking insane.
Because of this national humiliation, the Outcasts Motorcycle Club concocted a plan to assassinate Johnny Vaughan, but they encountered a catastrophic leather failure which scuppered them. Turns out that Ken should have bought 4 books.
Johnny is one of the greatest of those enviable performers, the spontaneously funny. He was amazing on The Big Breakfast and made Chris Evans leaving into an extremely good thing!
Yeah man, I left London and moved to NZ as a 26-year-old in 1999, the BB was a great show, id tape it and watch after work, not everyday, often I would go to the pub straight after work, id get pissed and buy a kebab
No worries. I'll admit I'm not the greatest fan of Johnny but this episode was one of my favourites and you can tell they're such good mates in real life.
What happened to Johnny Vaughan, he was quite a funny guy. I remember The Big Breakfast when he met Christian Bale it was hilarious... if you like Johnny Vaughan anyway lol
I had never seen Johnny Vaughan before this, and I now officially have a crush on him (or at least him as he was eight or nine years ago, when this aired -- although this would hardly make him unattractive to me in and of itself, as I am for the most part a grave-robber -- but one cannot generally predict who will or will not let himself go). I wish that he appeared more regularly on the sort of British gameshows (as this is not really a gameshow -- I wonder how I ought to classify it...) that I watch, as he is entertaining and funny. I quite enjoy this program, and wish that it had run for more than two series. It is pretty obvious that the guests are encouraged to, for the most part, present a heterogeneous selection of shows -- and are not allowed to choose anything that a previous guest already has. Guilty pleasures with a lot of camp-potential seem to rank highly on the list of priorities*. *Although: is it really camp if it is intentionally ridiculous, the way it clearly was in something like "Barbarella" (1968) or "Death Race 2000" (1975)? And surely, the creators of "The Littlest Groom" (featured in the Alan Davies episode) and "Flavor of Love" (featured in the Jimmy Carr episode) were well aware of the hilarity that such a setup would yield (especially if the people behind the scenes manufactured situations to encourage the participants to be at their most ridiculous and outrageous -- although, if the clips are anything to go by -- this appears to have been much less the case in "The Littlest Groom" than "Flavor of Love", the makers of which, I submit, took extra pains to recruit the most tarty and irascible and also reasonably-attractive women that they could find, whose propensity for violence was great, but stopped short of being dangerous -- as many figures as a reality-show murder would -- alas -- inevitably draw, no producer wants to risk his life being destroyed by being prosecuted for manufacturing such a dangerous situation. My favorite quotes: "Things in rubbish bins usually *are* free. In fact -- I'm gonna give it to you straight -- they're usually *free*!", "NO, we can FIGHT BACK!" (It is funny in context. *smile*)
Yeah. He's funny, but he's also quite intense and domineering and I believe that's why he was apparently difficult to work with. Personal taste, but I prefer Sean Lock's rhythm. Johnny's sitcom with Ricky Grover was good though
Johnny is a radio presenter and a very good one at that. He is hilarious on the radio. Its a different medium and type of humour where he is the lead. It's what he does for a living. Sean was great on this because he could just sit back and let others be funny and laugh while still being funny himself.
Simple reason is Johnny is funnier, more charisma, a lad , more of a character , a highly intelligent man. Sean Lock may have been some of those things but not all. I liked him on panel shows but thought his stand up was terrible. Other people will get his humour on his stand up it’s just not for me. Sean Locke RIP.
These lefty comics only crap on some religious beliefs, I prefer to crap on all of them, including all the middle eastern religions, Scientologists are nuts, whoever, they make pretty good movies
When he breaks down the Leatherworker bit its just amazing
It is, I remember being in hysterics when this was first on TV. Johnny Vaughan is such an underrated talent.
Left London in 1999, bloody hell, Johnny was an absolute delight on the BB
Johnny Vaughan is a bloody genius - the most entertaining purpose I have ever heard. Used to wake up early in the school holidays to see him do the paper review on the Big Breakfast 20 odd years ago. A true one off. If I were a billionaire I would give JV a million.
carpet monster, vital statistics
OpTic ShitScared hahaha I haven’t heard that in years!!!
Just seen this. Johnny Vaughan at his best. TJ on it! He’s a comic genius to be honest , not just his timing but the stuff that man knows. He’s won science awards , knows so much about history , geography, TV and obviously radio as I listen to his podcast every week. Brilliant. He knows or is related to people who’ve achieved great things like down the line his ancestor designed and created the Rolls Royce engine or something like that. He’s witty, quick off the mark and just a geezer really. Remember other week someone on his show I think Sumter mentioned a year something happened he had to say he didn’t see much as was “ in the big house. At her majesty’s pleasure”. Fucking loon back in the day did 4 years for Coke.
Plus the accents he does and impressions. Glenn Hoddle is a classic. Yorkshire accent too and it’s not bad as I’m from there. Miss the two slaughter men from years back him and Gavin doing two Lancashire / Yorkshire accents about meat and stuff. Was fucking insane.
RIP Sean Lock. You're missed.
This is life affirmingly brilliant. Johnny Vaughan is brilliant on this.
Because of this national humiliation, the Outcasts Motorcycle Club concocted a plan to assassinate Johnny Vaughan, but they encountered a catastrophic leather failure which scuppered them. Turns out that Ken should have bought 4 books.
Wanted to give him an arse-kicking and a fine. But it turned out he wasn't a member.
Still hilarious on radio x 16:00 mon - fri 😅
Johnny is one of the greatest of those enviable performers, the spontaneously funny. He was amazing on The Big Breakfast and made Chris Evans leaving into an extremely good thing!
You can tell they're good friends in real life.
Why is Johnny Vaughan not on TV anymore. The man was brilliant
Get him on Radio X. I just listen to podcast as can’t be arsed with half the tunes and adverts. Funny as fuck still. Genius.
One of the funniest sections in this series, it should be brought back!
I never thought Johnny Vaughan was funny or anything but this was absolutely brilliant.
How many people have looked for that biker program?
its on bbc iplayer at thhe moment
I would love to see Johnny Vaughan doing stand up
I miss the big breakfast!!
Yeah man, I left London and moved to NZ as a 26-year-old in 1999, the BB was a great show, id tape it and watch after work, not everyday, often I would go to the pub straight after work, id get pissed and buy a kebab
Thanks for the upload. These 2 are mates and it really comes across in the show. Great episode
No worries. I'll admit I'm not the greatest fan of Johnny but this episode was one of my favourites and you can tell they're such good mates in real life.
+pinkprettyflowers You know where we can watch The Outcasts? lol
+niemanickurwa The entire documentary is up on RUclips. Here's the link ruclips.net/video/lrh59uSja4E/видео.html
I quite enjoy Jonny but I really hope he cut down his cocaine use after watching this
@@peterthomas144 Ha I think he did years ago but then I wonder when I listen to his podcast if he is still on the sniff now and then. Doubt it.
this show was brilliant
That documentary is like the This is Spinal Tap of motorcycle gangs.
I've always found Johnny Vaughan quite annoying but this was superb. You can tell he and Sean Lock are mates and it worked really well
still one of the funniest thing ever
This is so so funny. Thanks for posting.
i love Seans stand up at the start of this series of shows. So weird but funny!
Is it just me or does Johnny Vaughan look a bit like Michael Keaton?
Must... Watch... The Outcasts.
You can watch it here :) ruclips.net/video/lrh59uSja4E/видео.html
That was great. They did have the best bits in this though.
Still one of the funniest things ever
I think Johnny sensed a modicum of enmity from old Locky and used the gorilla move as an excuse to smash him in the chest!
Wow when Sean was intro-ing the first section Johny V just completely spoke over him and didn't let him get a word in. was so rude
I'm not gay
Johnny is not rude
What happened to Johnny Vaughan, he was quite a funny guy. I remember The Big Breakfast when he met Christian Bale it was hilarious... if you like Johnny Vaughan anyway lol
niemanickurwa radio X....
Rip Sean lock 🔐🙏
what about Sean lock. pissed myself
I had never seen Johnny Vaughan before this, and I now officially have a crush on him (or at least him as he was eight or nine years ago, when this aired -- although this would hardly make him unattractive to me in and of itself, as I am for the most part a grave-robber -- but one cannot generally predict who will or will not let himself go). I wish that he appeared more regularly on the sort of British gameshows (as this is not really a gameshow -- I wonder how I ought to classify it...) that I watch, as he is entertaining and funny. I quite enjoy this program, and wish that it had run for more than two series. It is pretty obvious that the guests are encouraged to, for the most part, present a heterogeneous selection of shows -- and are not allowed to choose anything that a previous guest already has. Guilty pleasures with a lot of camp-potential seem to rank highly on the list of priorities*.
*Although: is it really camp if it is intentionally ridiculous, the way it clearly was in something like "Barbarella" (1968) or "Death Race 2000" (1975)? And surely, the creators of "The Littlest Groom" (featured in the Alan Davies episode) and "Flavor of Love" (featured in the Jimmy Carr episode) were well aware of the hilarity that such a setup would yield (especially if the people behind the scenes manufactured situations to encourage the participants to be at their most ridiculous and outrageous -- although, if the clips are anything to go by -- this appears to have been much less the case in "The Littlest Groom" than "Flavor of Love", the makers of which, I submit, took extra pains to recruit the most tarty and irascible and also reasonably-attractive women that they could find, whose propensity for violence was great, but stopped short of being dangerous -- as many figures as a reality-show murder would -- alas -- inevitably draw, no producer wants to risk his life being destroyed by being prosecuted for manufacturing such a dangerous situation.
My favorite quotes:
"Things in rubbish bins usually *are* free. In fact -- I'm gonna give it to you straight -- they're usually *free*!",
"NO, we can FIGHT BACK!" (It is funny in context. *smile*)
I think that I have fallen in love with you.
Ramblings of a lunatic
mrjo2thec 2006/7
He is totally right about Ricki Lake.
Maria!!!
Thank you for the upload. Now hopefully the Alan Carr one will pop up
No worries. I tried to upload the Alan Carr episode but Channel 4 have blocked it :/
Nice, just found you- new subscriber nice to meet you :)
Nice work TG
TJ 👍🏼
I don't usually like Johnny Vaughan, but he wasn't 'switch off' bad in this.
RIP Sean Lock
The awkward greeting is telly hell.
Johnny came on like the presenter...and caried on being the presenter.....
Yeah. He's funny, but he's also quite intense and domineering and I believe that's why he was apparently difficult to work with. Personal taste, but I prefer Sean Lock's rhythm. Johnny's sitcom with Ricky Grover was good though
Johnny is a radio presenter and a very good one at that. He is hilarious on the radio. Its a different medium and type of humour where he is the lead. It's what he does for a living. Sean was great on this because he could just sit back and let others be funny and laugh while still being funny himself.
Simple reason is Johnny is funnier, more charisma, a lad , more of a character , a highly intelligent man. Sean Lock may have been some of those things but not all. I liked him on panel shows but thought his stand up was terrible. Other people will get his humour on his stand up it’s just not for me. Sean Locke RIP.
Ten dislikes, the van outen family I guess
Some of these jokes would never be allowed today. God, what happened to this generation?
Sean Lock looks pissed off in this - he couldn't compete with JV
Not many can. He’s got the humour but is such a knowledgeable bloke.
They were mates. Sat next to each other at Stamford Bridge.
JV to get back on tv please. Wasted talent
That won't happen , 1 because he's funny and 2 because he isn't gay
These lefty comics only crap on some religious beliefs, I prefer to crap on all of them, including all the middle eastern religions, Scientologists are nuts, whoever, they make pretty good movies