Unfunny Comedians

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southendpier

5,254 posts

229 months

Monday 14th November 2016
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Noel Fielding moon faced moron


Blib

43,950 posts

197 months

Wednesday 30th November 2016
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I'm seeing Ricky Gervais "and friends" tonight. It's a warm up gig. Very strict ticket restrictions. You can only get your ticket in person, with suitable id, no earlier than two hours before curtain up.

conkerman

3,298 posts

135 months

Wednesday 30th November 2016
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prout said:
AdeTuono said:
RHLSTP!
RHLSTP!

(WILLIES)
Ham Hand or Sunscreen armpit?

sc0tt

18,037 posts

201 months

Wednesday 30th November 2016
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Blib said:
I'm seeing Ricky Gervais "and friends" tonight. It's a warm up gig. Very strict ticket restrictions. You can only get your ticket in person, with suitable id, no earlier than two hours before curtain up.
Lose a raffle?

bingybongy

3,871 posts

146 months

Wednesday 30th November 2016
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conkerman said:
prout said:
AdeTuono said:
RHLSTP!
RHLSTP!

(WILLIES)
Ham Hand or Sunscreen armpit?
Or talcum powder tit?

Blib

43,950 posts

197 months

Wednesday 30th November 2016
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sc0tt said:
Blib said:
I'm seeing Ricky Gervais "and friends" tonight. It's a warm up gig. Very strict ticket restrictions. You can only get your ticket in person, with suitable id, no earlier than two hours before curtain up.
Lose a raffle?
Nope. My local small theatre has become popular with comics as a warm up venue. In recent weeks I've seen Jack Whitehall and Rich Hall. Now it's Gervais. I'm not a fan. But it beats sitting at home vegetating in front of the TV.

e21Mark

16,205 posts

173 months

Wednesday 30th November 2016
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Blib said:
sc0tt said:
Blib said:
I'm seeing Ricky Gervais "and friends" tonight. It's a warm up gig. Very strict ticket restrictions. You can only get your ticket in person, with suitable id, no earlier than two hours before curtain up.
Lose a raffle?
Nope. My local small theatre has become popular with comics as a warm up venue. In recent weeks I've seen Jack Whitehall and Rich Hall. Now it's Gervais. I'm not a fan. But it beats sitting at home vegetating in front of the TV.
Wonder if Gervais will be as good as he thinks he is?

cranford10

350 posts

116 months

Wednesday 30th November 2016
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e21Mark said:
Wonder if Gervais will be as good as he thinks he is?
I'm guessing that seven BAFTA Awards, five British Comedy Awards, three Golden Globe Awards, two Emmy Awards and the 2006 Rose d'Or, as well as a Screen Actors Guild Award nomination plus a net worth of $80m gives him all the validation he needs ! hehe

Blib

43,950 posts

197 months

Wednesday 30th November 2016
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Well I'm back from the Gervais show. He did 90 minutes and he was excellent. Some really good riffs about the human condition. Twitter in particular. He seemed to enjoy it too.

Getting in was tough. You needed photo id and your complete party must be together. You couldn't leave the theatre once you'd entered. A bit OTT.

Blown2CV

28,778 posts

203 months

Wednesday 30th November 2016
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Blib said:
Well I'm back from the Gervais show. He did 90 minutes and he was excellent. Some really good riffs about the human condition. Twitter in particular. He seemed to enjoy it too.

Getting in was tough. You needed photo id and your complete party must be together. You couldn't leave the theatre once you'd entered. A bit OTT.
you couldn't leave? Is he that paranoid about walk outs?

Blib

43,950 posts

197 months

Wednesday 30th November 2016
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Blown2CV said:
you couldn't leave? Is he that paranoid about walk outs?
No you could leave during the performance. They seemed to be obsessed about tickets changing hands for money. So, once you got into the building you couldn't leave. If you did there was no readmittance.

Blown2CV

28,778 posts

203 months

Friday 2nd December 2016
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Blib said:
Blown2CV said:
you couldn't leave? Is he that paranoid about walk outs?
No you could leave during the performance. They seemed to be obsessed about tickets changing hands for money. So, once you got into the building you couldn't leave. If you did there was no readmittance.
ah i thought you might have meant readmittance but was concerned he had guards on the doors threatening you to sit down and laugh at the right points!! Gervais is a Hollywood disconnected nutter these days of course.

Robbo 27

3,629 posts

99 months

Friday 2nd December 2016
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Blown2CV said:
you couldn't leave? Is he that paranoid about walk outs?
I left part way through a performance and he stopped the show. I suppose I was third row from the stage so understandable.

Couldnt take another minute.

His ability to entertain me didnt compare to a pint of Black Sheep waiting at the Dog and Duck.


Edited by Robbo 27 on Friday 2nd December 13:24

e21Mark

16,205 posts

173 months

Friday 2nd December 2016
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cranford10 said:
e21Mark said:
Wonder if Gervais will be as good as he thinks he is?
I'm guessing that seven BAFTA Awards, five British Comedy Awards, three Golden Globe Awards, two Emmy Awards and the 2006 Rose d'Or, as well as a Screen Actors Guild Award nomination plus a net worth of $80m gives him all the validation he needs ! hehe
A little humility goes a long way though. smile

Blib

43,950 posts

197 months

Friday 2nd December 2016
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Blown2CV said:
Blib said:
Blown2CV said:
you couldn't leave? Is he that paranoid about walk outs?
No you could leave during the performance. They seemed to be obsessed about tickets changing hands for money. So, once you got into the building you couldn't leave. If you did there was no readmittance.
ah i thought you might have meant readmittance but was concerned he had guards on the doors threatening you to sit down and laugh at the right points!! Gervais is a Hollywood disconnected nutter these days of course.
He maaay have mentioned how rich and famous he now was on a couple of occasions. hehe

Despite that, he was genuinely funny and insightful.

kowalski655

14,631 posts

143 months

Friday 2nd December 2016
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Who were the "and friends"?

Blib

43,950 posts

197 months

Friday 2nd December 2016
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kowalski655 said:
Who were the "and friends"?
It was 'a' friend and he was achingly, face-chewingingly rubbish. 16 minutes is a long time to die onstage.

I can't remember the chap's name. Nor do I ever wish to.

e21Mark

16,205 posts

173 months

Friday 2nd December 2016
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Robin Ince?

Dr Murdoch

3,437 posts

135 months

Friday 2nd December 2016
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sc0tt said:
Lose a raffle?
That made me laugh much harder than it should have.

Blib

43,950 posts

197 months

Friday 2nd December 2016
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e21Mark said:
Robin Ince?
No. I've seen him. He's quite good.