Anybody got any favourites?  Ross Noble is probably the one I would like to go and see. 

 

  The sketch he did about fighting an invisble animal was hilarious.  The perfect volunteer being the Giant Panda so you can give him/her a second black eye to go with the one they already have! 

 

Take Care!

 

Seebass

Saw Rob Brydon last night, very good but the best parts were the audience interaction which he didn't do enough of IMHO.

I didn't realise what a good singer he was!

Saw Rob Brydon last night, very good but the best parts were the audience interaction which he didn't do enough of IMHO.

I didn't realise what a good singer he was!

 

I thought he was brilliant, possibly the best i've ever seen.

 

When he started singing at the end the song from 'Gavin and Stacey' that was the first time I realised he was even in it, I should maybe check it out?

 

First time i'd ever gone to a comedy gig by myself, and it was actually alright 

I thought he was brilliant, possibly the best i've ever seen.

 

When he started singing at the end the song from 'Gavin and Stacey' that was the first time I realised he was even in it, I should maybe check it out?

 

First time i'd ever gone to a comedy gig by myself, and it was actually alright 

 

Aye he was very good.

Gavin and Stacey is alright, its nothing ground breaking though.

I remember seeing something of his on TV, think he was called Keith Barret at the time on live at the apollo, and was surprised how funny he was live. ive just be arsing around on youtube and watched a vid of him on QI about welsh racism. Would of post it on here but BBC disabled it from being embedded.

 

This is the song he did in Gavin and Stacey. Its being released for comic relief.

 

Full version with story bit before the song

 

 

Song only version for those who cant be bothered listening to the story part

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1P3FB2D1Sbc

Chubby Brown coming to Orkney soon.

 

Great. 

Chubby Brown coming to Orkney soon.

 

Great. 

 

Nae Luck

Chubby Brown coming to Orkney soon.

 

Great. 

 

Seen Chubby Brown couple of times, thought he was shit first time, little bit better second (went second time as mate wanted to go, he is English and had sat through Braveheart with me!!!).

 

I know very current but really like Frankie Boyle. Also like Jimmy Carr. From my past, been to see Billy Connolly and Freddie Starr a few times. Both total class. Not sure I'd be so keen on Freddie Starr these days (wierd fucker) but back when I saw him in 1985 he was class.

 

Seen few negatives on here re Jim Davidson. Got to say that matches what people in general say but, seen him live too and his live show is hilarious (and, in my experience, his support are usualy pretty good too).

 

 

 

Seen few negatives on here re Jim Davidson. Got to say that matches what people in general say but, seen him live too and his live show is hilarious (and, in my experience, his support are usualy pretty good too).

 

I've seen him live too and thought he was very good, and as you say always has a good support act too.

Seen Chubby Brown couple of times, thought he was shit first time, little bit better second (went second time as mate wanted to go, he is straight and had sat through Brokeback Mountain with me!!!).

 

Better 

Better 

 

And very good you were in Brokeback Mountain too, very natural acting 

And very good you were in Brokeback Mountain too, very natural acting 

 

He slid in to the role quite easily.

He slid in to the role quite easily.

 

You would have thought he had been rehearsing the part for years

And very good you were in Brokeback Mountain too, very natural acting 

 

There's a vast difference between acting gay and being a chutney ferret you nonce. 

There's a vast difference between acting gay and being a chutney ferret you nonce. 

 

Dearie me, your a bit of a tetchy one, aren't you  Your civil partnership just gone sour has it 

 

Christ, and to think people thought I was you 

 

Before you get yourself all bent out of shape (as opposed to simply "bent") remember who came up with the first hilarious posting.

 

Tomorrow morning try the other side of the bed, obviously the one you got out of this morning was the wrong one 

 

 

I think I caught me a live one... 

I think I caught me a live one... 

 

Oh your just terrible boring 

Oh your just terrible boring 

 

You're 

Aberdeen Football Club

Aberdeen Football Club

 

I still think it's too early to 'Look back and laugh'

Saw Jason Manford (team captain on Eight Out Of Ten Cats/Man City fan) last Friday night at The Maltings in Berwick-upon-Tweed.  Loved every minute of it (second row from the front) and to get just under two and a half hours for £12 was certainly value for money.  Got my photo taken with him too even when I was told that pictures were only allowed if they`re were two or more people going up at a time.  Couldn`t find anybody to come along so flew solo.   

Went to see Ed Byrne last night. Was better than I expected him to be as I thought I might have heard most of it before on Mock The Week/Live at the Apollo etc. but I had only heard only 1 or 2 gags before.

Ed Byrne's an odd one. I can't decide whether he's funny or just repetitive. There's a few British/Irish comedians in that boat just now for me, imho, including Frankie Boyle, Danny Bhoy (how many times can he tell the "you can tell a nation's disposition by their national breakfast dish" gag?), Mark Watson and shite scouse comic Jeff Green.

 

Mind you, I did go to see Irish comedian Jimeoin last year. He repeated one joke that I'd seen him do on the tele right at the start of his gig. But from then onwards, it was completely new material which had the entire theatre pissin themselves with laughter.

 

 

Watched Russell Howard's live DVD the other night. Thought it was funny as fuck and I had only heard 1 or 2 of his gags.

Russel Peters

Pablo Francisco

 

Two of my favourites right now.

 

You can pick up their dvds quite cheap on play.

And very good you were in Brokeback Mountain too, very natural acting 

 

Burst backdoor mountain more like

 

As for stand ups, i'll be very surprised if i ever see anyone funnier than bill hicks