Mitchell and Webb is almost completely pure gold. They actually have a sketch where you can see the punchline coming from almost the first words and it's still hilarious every time.
I like that David will suddenly do a complete change of direction and pause the sketch to throw in a comment on the state of Russian agrarian tools, absolutely the sort of sidetrack dig he is famous for.
To be fair though, skull designs aren't exactly a rarity when it comes to military logos, especially in the form of unit badges such as the SS' skull & crossbones. Say what you want about the Nazis, but their taste in uniforms was impeccable.
@@DowncastParadox The skull (though not the same as the SS one) goes back centuries in Germany, with the prussian "Death's head" hussars, the symbol of whom would appear on german tankers' uniforms. Which is why the army tankers' uniforms sometimes get confused for SS uniforms.
There Football Fan sketch is one of my favourites and can't help but think of it whenever I hear people about how "We" did when talking about a match. Also Homeopathic Hospital is a classic as well.
"Good morning, we had a couple in here that looked just like you." "It was us wasn't it?" "No no, they were different. They were leaving." My favourite :D
Oh man, this is one of my favorite TV series to show to people who haven't seen it. Glad you guys are spreading the word! It's so good I couldn't believe it wasn't more well known in America.
wow, that's going back a bit. it was kind of simultaneously bad and great at the same time. unashamedely farce in a very british way. other european countries got mad about it at the time, and i think it was banned in germany. but the british airmen were mocked as much as any other country, if not more. i've always been a sucker for catchphrases (my all time favorite british comedy shows are 'the fast show' and 'vic reeves big night out'), and can remember people often repeating 'listen closely, i will say ziss only once!' whenever they were about to explain something around the time it was shown.
Seeing their live tour of the show was fantastic, and the Sir Digby Chicken Caesar sketches from it are excellently surreal end of their comedy. They rose to fame together in The Peep Show, a long running sit com worth checking out.
i was looking for someone to say about that sketch. Sir Digby Chicken Caesar were my favourite, Peep Show was also amazing and it also starred Olivia Colman who is now an Oscar winner
2 words Peep Show ….(better yet their friend) Super Hans Their long running (Shot from each other characters POV/eye sight) comedy series top 5 British comedy series
Also David Mitchell is funny on the panel show Would I Lie To You. There are some good sketches on the show Not The 9 O'Clock News, featuring Rowan Atkinson.
The Event series of sketches are not only great but now relevant. The Numberwang and Evil Genius series are both good, as well. For one-offs there are so many good ones: Corner Shop, Brain Surgeon, and The Inebriati are among my favorites.
im not sure if they are quite ready for the sheer Britishness of red dwarf yet, maybe ease them in gently so they don't overload on sarcasm. americans arent as used to it as we are :)
My favourite sketch is News with Social Media. It skewers the trend of the news reading tweets live on air, by setting it during a Reaper invasion. Overkill is a bit of a Mitchell & Webb trademark.
A show called - Would I lie to you, is quite nice and easy to understand (I am Norwegian and I love that show - David Mitchell is on every episode and I love his very logical sense of humor - it is not rude or contain bad words, it is just the world seen through they eyes of David). British comedy - the best in the world!
In my first serious band we had a serious conversation about kicking out the bass player. The drummer was a fitter and turner who'd left school at 15, as you could in those days, to start his apprenticeship. He kept saying we should discuss with the bassplayer what we needed from him "pacifically". Now I was the only jerk in the band with a bloody degree, I couldn't work out if old mate was trying to say "specifically" or, yes, it's a real word, "pacifically" and means roughly, to do something without fighting, like 'pacifist' or the Pacific Ocean. Either interpretation would be applicable for the case and I never found out which. Bassplayer quit and I ended up on bass duties, though I changed it up to doghouse, and here we are.......
Great to see you react to Mitchel and Webb- if you get them, there's a good chance you'll get a lot of British comedy (you'll probably love "Peep Show" which featured Mitchel and Webb as a couple of dysfunctional men sharing a flat in London).
my favorite mitchell and webb sketch is the one with cheezoid. (it ran in a few parts over an episode, so it's technically 3 or 4, but if you look on youtube you'll find it compiled into one). it starts with a cook who loses his sense of smell, so builds a robot to do his smelling for him, but it has some bugs. almost everytime is see cheese now, a robot voice in my head says 'PETRIL'
It's only 1m 32s long but has one of the greatest pay offs ever!!! It's one of the funniest things I've ever seen. That Mitchell and Webb Look - Job Interview I've seen it 1000 times probably and I still cackle when I watch it!
I love that skull realisation.😅 I love how it highlights that all armies out there think they are on the right side. Humans think we are so enlightened, but then we are still behaving like ants. We're defending our tiny bits of territory for ridiculous reasons instead of coming together to answer important questions about what really matters. I do think we are getting there tho. Everyday people are communicating and sharing ideas across the world. Bullshit is getting much easier to spot, it's all good 😅
There's expresso instead of espresso, but one thing that really really grates me is when people say "exetera" instead of "et cetera". I mean when you write it you write it as "etc", so where are you getting the x from?! The t is right there!
In the British armed forces, the (I think) 17th / 21st Lancers had a badge of a skull and crossed bones, with the motto beneath 'or Glory'. The skull meant death. It's like the recent tv series 'Our Flag Means Death'.
For the greatest non-context British panel show laughs, you can't beat 8 Out of 10 Cats does Countdown. Almost all compilations are amazing but the best are Sean Lock, Joe Wilkinson and Jimmy Carr himself. Carrot in the Box is amazing as well. I've posted links to the best ones below, just copy paste it after the slash in the address bar. The only context you need is: 8 Out of 10 Cats is a panel show, all comedians taking taking the piss out of each other while playing a game, sort of. Countdown is a serious show about math and language. Someone decided they needed a mash-up which worked so well they kept doing it. Jimmy is the host and rips into everyone. Sean and Jon are the team captains (sadly, Sean passed away last year) and each have a guest. There is Dictionary Corner with Suzy Dent, who is a linguist and has a guest every show. Rachel Riley does the numbers, she's a mathematician. Both of them are very smart and for real, but they also know how to keep up with comedians. Jimmy's jokes go far but he said in an interview he always checks with them before the show if the jokes aren't too much. Sean Lock watch?v=0Q9IRpFGgPY Joe Wilkinson at his best watch?v=YstBl9xzz34 (You do need context for him as a person: he is super weird, looks like a vagrant in a suit and always shows up "unannounced", claiming Jimmy fired him from the show but he has a reason to be there. His half-brother Fabio is often present). Jimmy Carr being an asshole watch?v=pHTTQ_gI76k Carrot in the Box watch?v=0UGuPvrsG3E
Yes, these guys are great, and you must also see the compilations from 'Armstrong and Miller' sketch shows. The WW2 pilots played as modern day 'Gen Z' teenagers are brilliant!!!
Haha, nice theme - Grammar Nazis and Actual Nazis. It's nice to finally see the full bit that the "Are we the baddies?" came from, used/featured in all the memes and RUclips commentary videos. I had seen that one clip with that one line SO many times and never had any idea what it was or where it came from. The accent and use of a word like "baddies" clearly indicated it had to be some kind of British humor, but I couldn't even begin to guess precisely which show or movie it might have come from. NOW I know. Thanks guys! If you like the British humor, I strongly suggest a show that aired in the 80s called Allo Allo. It was a sitcom about a womanizing cafe owner, René Artois, in German-occupied France, who constantly gets into crazy situations, not just from banging his waitresses behind his wife's back, but even playing both sides of the war by being friendly with the German forces, but also conspiring with the French resistance (reluctantly on both counts) - it's hard to say which deception was more dangerous ; tricking the Nazis or cheating on his wife, lol. Throw in two stranded British airmen who speak no French, an English agent posing as a French cop who cannot speak decent French worth a damn, a daft old man whose pre-retirement expertise in espionage and mastery of disguise is minimally exceptional at best, a snarky old bed-ridden mother-in-law, an amorous undertaker (with a "dicky tick-ehr" indicating a delicate heart condition) who fancies the cafe owner's wife, a gay German Lieutenant who fancies the cafe owner, a kinky Gestapo officer, and an endless bevy of beauties who inexplicably cannot resist the dumpy, lazy-eyed cafe owner who ultimately has to pose as his own twin brother after being "executed" by the Nazis - it all amounts to wacky misadventures & misunderstandings in WWII. One thing to know going into this show, is that while all the cast speak English, it is implied that when a character speaks with a certain accent, they are speaking that language. I am guessing the show's producers felt it was more efficient to portray the language barriers this way, as opposed to the usual approach of employing subtitles. Also, René often breaks the 4th wall and speaks directly to the audience - usually at the top of every episode to provide a brief recap of recent events, and occasionally during the episode to convey his inner thoughts about the insanity or ludicrousness of any given situation he finds himself in.
Mitchell and Webb is almost completely pure gold. They actually have a sketch where you can see the punchline coming from almost the first words and it's still hilarious every time.
Rocket scientist and brain surgeon 😆
3rd Person Caesar tells you what the joke is about, and it is still a cracker.
@@chops6416 I love that sketch so much, and I've referenced it soooooo much.
The double acts of Fish & Chips, and Pin & Cushion, who both break-up acrimoniously and form two new double acts of Chip & Pin, and Fish & Cushion?
The show is miss miss miss miss hit miss miss miss miss miss hit miss miss miss miss miss hit hit miss miss miss
My favourite line is still “yes but they didn’t get to design our uniforms”
I like that David will suddenly do a complete change of direction and pause the sketch to throw in a comment on the state of Russian agrarian tools, absolutely the sort of sidetrack dig he is famous for.
Who knew that 'Russian agriculture is in dire need of mechanisation' could be such a comic line?
Hugo Boss did
To be fair though, skull designs aren't exactly a rarity when it comes to military logos, especially in the form of unit badges such as the SS' skull & crossbones. Say what you want about the Nazis, but their taste in uniforms was impeccable.
@@DowncastParadox The skull (though not the same as the SS one) goes back centuries in Germany, with the prussian "Death's head" hussars, the symbol of whom would appear on german tankers' uniforms. Which is why the army tankers' uniforms sometimes get confused for SS uniforms.
Two of my fondest sketches from this show back to back. And out of the blue. A nice treat for a Tuesday night. Much love from the UK. ❤
Touching cloth is one of my favorites.
The Armstrong and Miller sketch show is also brilliant. Their WW2 pilots sketches are hilarious
Yep! I would also add Big Train. So funny
They did a sketch of the RAF pilots WITH Mitchell and Web, isn't it?
isn't it tho
@@BreezyE-d3n fo sho
Yes they're good and shit
“ProNOUNciations” 😂
There needs to be a “nun” in there, doesn’t there? 😉
*Pronunciation
noun
The way in which a word is pronounced.
"spelling does not determine pronunciation"
Origin
From the Latin 'pronuntiato' 😁
@@marypridham3823 Yep 👍 it’s just a habit 😂
Oh the irony, made me chuckle
@@josey6231 , surprised you can read.
The UK has always had some of the greatest comedians that ever lived.
Amen.
RIP Rik Mayall
@@bbb462cid RiP :Eric Morecombe: Bob Monkhous(of the Million Jokes) Les Dawson: Rik Mayall Victoria Wood: Peter Cook: Peter Sellers: Ronnie Barker....
There Football Fan sketch is one of my favourites and can't help but think of it whenever I hear people about how "We" did when talking about a match. Also Homeopathic Hospital is a classic as well.
Their homeopathic hospital sketch is the funniest thing around.
That sketch is pure gold.
Asbo Zapruder is undefeated.
'Brain Surgeon' or 'Corner Shop' are two sketches that immediately spring to mind - oh and 'Conspiracy Theories'
And Evil genius... Oh and Touching Cloth...
Evil genius and conspiracies, naming places are my personal favorites
@@AndrewHalliwell Or By the rivers of Babylon
And “Vectron”.
By Vectron's posing pouch, I think you've got a point, there @@markvoelker6620
The Conspiracy sketches are really funny and well written. But there's quite a few excellent Mitchell and Webb sketches so you can't go wrong.
Heroin Christmas is a favourite of mine, you have stumbled upon a treasure trove of brilliant sketches and characters.
I find it impossible to watch you two without smiling. 😊❤️
Agreed! They're awesome.
I love the "are we the baddies" meme so much. Fun to see the entire skit.
A favourite of mine is the adventures of Sir Digby Chicken Caesar. The Tramp who thinks he's a cunning adventurer.
Used to have me in stitches
"His nemesis some BASTARD who's presumably responsible!"
"Good morning, we had a couple in here that looked just like you."
"It was us wasn't it?"
"No no, they were different. They were leaving."
My favourite :D
You should check out Would I Lie to You? (game show).One with Bob Mortimer in it.Just great fun.
Mitchell and Webb "Angel Summoner and BMX Bandit" is another classic.
If you like awkward comedy, Peep Show is one of the best shows ever made.
Yes please do full episodes of Peep Show!
Yup, best comedy show ever!
Is that barbecue?
I prefer their sketch show but yea
@@JRSiebz "Did you have to eat it?"
"I was wondering the same thing! I was thinking, at the time, I really DID need to eat it!"(Licks his fingers).
The Mitchell & Webb 'behind the scenes' sketch about Cheese is great.
I think there was a skit they did Homeopathic Accident and Emergency something along those lines
Oh man, this is one of my favorite TV series to show to people who haven't seen it. Glad you guys are spreading the word! It's so good I couldn't believe it wasn't more well known in America.
The Green Clarinet sketch is awesome too
Imagine creating a sketch so iconic that it's now used to describe/define tropes in fiction
The slow realization from Hans that, yes, they are the baddies is priceless.
Two words, "Peep Show". That's the show that made these 2 famous, and still stands as their best work, and a ground breaking classic UK comedy.
AND Olivia Colman... When she was still best known for comedy.
@@DavidTate-nn5ie Totally!
It's simultaneously the best and worst show of all time 😀 I love it, but I just want to curl up into a ball and die every time I watch it.
@@elektrovertAhahahah! Absolutely! I love it but it triggers all my anxieties all at once. Still can’t stop watching.👀
A’llo A’llo got me into British sitcom!
wow, that's going back a bit.
it was kind of simultaneously bad and great at the same time. unashamedely farce in a very british way. other european countries got mad about it at the time, and i think it was banned in germany. but the british airmen were mocked as much as any other country, if not more. i've always been a sucker for catchphrases (my all time favorite british comedy shows are 'the fast show' and 'vic reeves big night out'), and can remember people often repeating 'listen closely, i will say ziss only once!' whenever they were about to explain something around the time it was shown.
Lots of great sketches with Mitchell and Webb.
Seeing their live tour of the show was fantastic, and the Sir Digby Chicken Caesar sketches from it are excellently surreal end of their comedy. They rose to fame together in The Peep Show, a long running sit com worth checking out.
i was looking for someone to say about that sketch. Sir Digby Chicken Caesar were my favourite, Peep Show was also amazing and it also starred Olivia Colman who is now an Oscar winner
Look at Mitchell and Webb “Conspiracy Theories”. They’re hilarious.
This!
David Mitchell is absolutely hilarious.
Hes so funny.
2 words Peep Show
….(better yet their friend) Super Hans
Their long running (Shot from each other characters POV/eye sight) comedy series top 5 British comedy series
Never heard of em before I moved to the UK, doing a bit of catch up myself lol. They're hilarious!
The Doenitz sketch is also brilliant
Heil Doenitz!
"Yeah, and if we were fighting an enemy marching under the banner of a rat's anus, I'd probably be a lot less worried, Hans."
excellent vid, new sub here from the UK, great reactions guys
"Can People Levitate" is another damn funny sketch from these dudes.
FRANKY BOYLE😂
Also David Mitchell is funny on the panel show Would I Lie To You. There are some good sketches on the show Not The 9 O'Clock News, featuring Rowan Atkinson.
Did you say "huh"-larious? Bang bang. LOL. Just playing.
Lol
The inviting guests to a party sketches are great.
The Event series of sketches are not only great but now relevant.
The Numberwang and Evil Genius series are both good, as well.
For one-offs there are so many good ones: Corner Shop, Brain Surgeon, and The Inebriati are among my favorites.
Watch Red Dwarf. It's an old school scifi sitcom that is hilarious. You will be able to understand all the context too.
im not sure if they are quite ready for the sheer Britishness of red dwarf yet, maybe ease them in gently so they don't overload on sarcasm. americans arent as used to it as we are :)
The bane of my existence is the ridiculous “so fun”. Fun is a NOUN not a VERB or an ADJECTIVE. It can be “so much fun” or even “such fun”
My favourite sketch is News with Social Media.
It skewers the trend of the news reading tweets live on air, by setting it during a Reaper invasion.
Overkill is a bit of a Mitchell & Webb trademark.
A show called - Would I lie to you, is quite nice and easy to understand (I am Norwegian and I love that show - David Mitchell is on every episode and I love his very logical sense of humor - it is not rude or contain bad words, it is just the world seen through they eyes of David). British comedy - the best in the world!
The "Dear America" skit is gold.
In my first serious band we had a serious conversation about kicking out the bass player. The drummer was a fitter and turner who'd left school at 15, as you could in those days, to start his apprenticeship. He kept saying we should discuss with the bassplayer what we needed from him "pacifically". Now I was the only jerk in the band with a bloody degree, I couldn't work out if old mate was trying to say "specifically" or, yes, it's a real word, "pacifically" and means roughly, to do something without fighting, like 'pacifist' or the Pacific Ocean. Either interpretation would be applicable for the case and I never found out which. Bassplayer quit and I ended up on bass duties, though I changed it up to doghouse, and here we are.......
Great to see you react to Mitchel and Webb- if you get them, there's a good chance you'll get a lot of British comedy (you'll probably love "Peep Show" which featured Mitchel and Webb as a couple of dysfunctional men sharing a flat in London).
my favorite mitchell and webb sketch is the one with cheezoid. (it ran in a few parts over an episode, so it's technically 3 or 4, but if you look on youtube you'll find it compiled into one). it starts with a cook who loses his sense of smell, so builds a robot to do his smelling for him, but it has some bugs.
almost everytime is see cheese now, a robot voice in my head says 'PETRIL'
Great reactions. Encore! There are a bunch of short conspiracy theory sketches they do that are really good
Mitchell and Webb farming sketch is hilarious
There are so many good M&W skits. I have probably checked them all.
My mom was an English major, she WAS the grammar police. 😂
YES! Love you guys and love M&W
When it comes to Mitchel and Webb I can also highly recommend their few sketches about explorers/discoverers. They are absolutely hilarious.
It's only 1m 32s long but has one of the greatest pay offs ever!!! It's one of the funniest things I've ever seen.
That Mitchell and Webb Look - Job Interview
I've seen it 1000 times probably and I still cackle when I watch it!
Loved your reactions x
You should check out another couple of Mitchell and Webb characters in their Sir Digby Chicken Caesar.Its really good
I love that skull realisation.😅
I love how it highlights that all armies out there think they are on the right side.
Humans think we are so enlightened, but then we are still behaving like ants. We're defending our tiny bits of territory for ridiculous reasons instead of coming together to answer important questions about what really matters.
I do think we are getting there tho. Everyday people are communicating and sharing ideas across the world. Bullshit is getting much easier to spot, it's all good 😅
In the second sketch I can't believe Mitchell and Webb did Na---Zi the skulls before.
There's expresso instead of espresso, but one thing that really really grates me is when people say "exetera" instead of "et cetera". I mean when you write it you write it as "etc", so where are you getting the x from?! The t is right there!
That exact conversation took place hundreds of times on the Eastern Front during WWII.
The Green Clarinet sketch will tickle your funnybones!
Hi both, great reaction! If you want the best in British stand up comedy try Micky Flanagan he's is at the top right now, very relatable to everyone.
The adventures of Sir Digby Chicken Caesar are hilarious.
My favourite is the guys talking about their party where Moneypenny comes along.
A few of their sketches I really like are Sherlock Holmes, Vectron, the jet pack, and Professor Death.
Knitting a skull scarf 😂
You should try Dr. Evil and Queen Victoria - funny stuff. You'd also love Harry Enfield Women know your Limits and other parodies
When I first saw Mitchell and Webb, I binge watched for an hour or so..
Here are a few Mitchell & Webb sketches:
Evil Genius
Brain Surgeon
Corner Shop
Standards
Vectron
Armstrong and Miller "The Origins of" sketches...absolute mint
Conspiracy sketch that is a great one 👍
Smith and Jones, The Funeral (you'll piss your pants that good)
I'd like to see their can recycling machine and Mr. Brown & Mr. Green sketches again, but I don't think they are on RUclips.
The actual meaning of the skull is "Loyal to the end" and has been around in Germany at least since Frederick the Great, and not only there.
In the British armed forces, the (I think) 17th / 21st Lancers had a badge of a skull and crossed bones, with the motto beneath 'or Glory'. The skull meant death.
It's like the recent tv series 'Our Flag Means Death'.
Yes, I believe the specific skull depicted is called "Totenkopf"
Brilliant!
The skull and cross bone cap badge was first used by the 17th/21st lancer in Britain.
You should have said, " If I have spelt it incorrectly"😅😂😂😂😂
David Mitchell’s “soupbox”
For the greatest non-context British panel show laughs, you can't beat 8 Out of 10 Cats does Countdown. Almost all compilations are amazing but the best are Sean Lock, Joe Wilkinson and Jimmy Carr himself. Carrot in the Box is amazing as well. I've posted links to the best ones below, just copy paste it after the slash in the address bar.
The only context you need is: 8 Out of 10 Cats is a panel show, all comedians taking taking the piss out of each other while playing a game, sort of. Countdown is a serious show about math and language. Someone decided they needed a mash-up which worked so well they kept doing it. Jimmy is the host and rips into everyone. Sean and Jon are the team captains (sadly, Sean passed away last year) and each have a guest. There is Dictionary Corner with Suzy Dent, who is a linguist and has a guest every show. Rachel Riley does the numbers, she's a mathematician. Both of them are very smart and for real, but they also know how to keep up with comedians. Jimmy's jokes go far but he said in an interview he always checks with them before the show if the jokes aren't too much.
Sean Lock watch?v=0Q9IRpFGgPY
Joe Wilkinson at his best watch?v=YstBl9xzz34 (You do need context for him as a person: he is super weird, looks like a vagrant in a suit and always shows up "unannounced", claiming Jimmy fired him from the show but he has a reason to be there. His half-brother Fabio is often present).
Jimmy Carr being an asshole watch?v=pHTTQ_gI76k
Carrot in the Box watch?v=0UGuPvrsG3E
The couple dinner parties with Bond and Scooby Doo coming.
Some other good sketches from them are "Mitchell & Webb - Vectron", "Mitchell and Webb's Kitchen Nightmares", and "Mitchell and Webb: The Death Ray".
Again great video!
3:14 ... You mispronounced the word "pronunciation" there. 🤣
David Mitchell from Mitchell and Webb is known for his comedic rants when he is on panel shows. Well worth taking a look.
You've got to check out their super hero sketches "Angel Summoner and the BMX Bandit", they're hilarious!
You are the only American reviewers of our British humour that are really good…defo subscribing
if you haven't already.... Harry Enfield "Women know your limits"
Yes, these guys are great, and you must also see the compilations from 'Armstrong and Miller' sketch shows. The WW2 pilots played as modern day 'Gen Z' teenagers are brilliant!!!
The green clarinet is bizarre but funny
Haha, nice theme - Grammar Nazis and Actual Nazis.
It's nice to finally see the full bit that the "Are we the baddies?" came from, used/featured in all the memes and RUclips commentary videos. I had seen that one clip with that one line SO many times and never had any idea what it was or where it came from. The accent and use of a word like "baddies" clearly indicated it had to be some kind of British humor, but I couldn't even begin to guess precisely which show or movie it might have come from. NOW I know. Thanks guys!
If you like the British humor, I strongly suggest a show that aired in the 80s called Allo Allo. It was a sitcom about a womanizing cafe owner, René Artois, in German-occupied France, who constantly gets into crazy situations, not just from banging his waitresses behind his wife's back, but even playing both sides of the war by being friendly with the German forces, but also conspiring with the French resistance (reluctantly on both counts) - it's hard to say which deception was more dangerous ; tricking the Nazis or cheating on his wife, lol.
Throw in two stranded British airmen who speak no French, an English agent posing as a French cop who cannot speak decent French worth a damn, a daft old man whose pre-retirement expertise in espionage and mastery of disguise is minimally exceptional at best, a snarky old bed-ridden mother-in-law, an amorous undertaker (with a "dicky tick-ehr" indicating a delicate heart condition) who fancies the cafe owner's wife, a gay German Lieutenant who fancies the cafe owner, a kinky Gestapo officer, and an endless bevy of beauties who inexplicably cannot resist the dumpy, lazy-eyed cafe owner who ultimately has to pose as his own twin brother after being "executed" by the Nazis - it all amounts to wacky misadventures & misunderstandings in WWII.
One thing to know going into this show, is that while all the cast speak English, it is implied that when a character speaks with a certain accent, they are speaking that language. I am guessing the show's producers felt it was more efficient to portray the language barriers this way, as opposed to the usual approach of employing subtitles.
Also, René often breaks the 4th wall and speaks directly to the audience - usually at the top of every episode to provide a brief recap of recent events, and occasionally during the episode to convey his inner thoughts about the insanity or ludicrousness of any given situation he finds himself in.
Love it! :D x
"Pacifically..." excuse me? Say it again I double-dare you!
Mitchell and Webb: "Conspiracy Theories"
You loved this, so you will love that!
That Mitchell and Webb Look - A corner shop
Their Conspiracy Theory sketches are great.
They had a later show called "That Mitchell and Webb Look". Check out the "Football Football Football" bit from that show. It's hilarious!
I always wondered where the "Baddies" meme came from.
Truly funny and facts 😂😂😂
These sketches are older than my son (whose 13). Love mitchell and webb.
They did an earlier sketch-show, "Bruiser", which contains some well-known faces.