Stewart Lee on UKIP

[RandomJ]

I think he's brilliant. A refreshing comic in a sea of "do you remember this" comedians.

 

[SkyBlueFlux]

I'm a fan of Stewart Lee, at the very least he's a bit different and his routines have a bit more depth than the usual BBC comedy roadshow stuff.

 

[johnmc]

I think he's brilliant. A refreshing comic in a sea of "do you remember this" comedians.

Comic is stretching it. His programme where he had an audience but addressed only the camera was cringe worthily shit. He's not once made me laugh. Maybe I'm common but he seems to be "comedian" for the middle class

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I think he's brilliant. A refreshing comic in a sea of "do you remember this" comedians.

Comic is stretching it. His programme where he had an audience but addressed only the camera was cringe worthily shit. He's not once made me laugh. Maybe I'm common but he seems to be "comedian" for the middle class

And I thought you were part of my "target audience".



I'm actually a lot funnier than him, not sure what Skashion's talking about

 

[Balti]

I think he's brilliant. A refreshing comic in a sea of "do you remember this" comedians.

Comic is stretching it. His programme where he had an audience but addressed only the camera was cringe worthily shit. He's not once made me laugh. Maybe I'm common but he seems to be "comedian" for the middle class

he goes down a storm in Islington apparently

has them rolling in the aisles

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I think he's brilliant. A refreshing comic in a sea of "do you remember this" comedians.

Comic is stretching it. His programme where he had an audience but addressed only the camera was cringe worthily shit. He's not once made me laugh. Maybe I'm common but he seems to be "comedian" for the middle class

he goes down a storm in Islington apparently

has them rolling in the aisles

You more of a Stan Boardman, or Jim Davidson man?

I believe their humour is very well received among the working-classes.

 

[Balti]

Comic is stretching it. His programme where he had an audience but addressed only the camera was cringe worthily shit. He's not once made me laugh. Maybe I'm common but he seems to be "comedian" for the middle class

he goes down a storm in Islington apparently

has them rolling in the aisles

You more of a Stan Boardman, or Jim Davidson man?

I believe their humour is very well received among the working-classes.

nah not enough flat caps and whippets

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

he goes down a storm in Islington apparently

has them rolling in the aisles

You more of a Stan Boardman, or Jim Davidson man?

I believe their humour is very well received among the working-classes.

nah not enough flat caps and whippets

That reminds me of Ian Greaves ( formerly Bolton manager) who went to see a club just before he managed them (I think it was Oxford), and they lost 4-0, and afterwards he was asked what he thought of the game and he said:

"The pies were nice".

 

[Balti]

You more of a Stan Boardman, or Jim Davidson man?

I believe their humour is very well received among the working-classes.

nah not enough flat caps and whippets

That reminds me of Ian Greaves ( formerly Bolton manager) who went to see a club just before he managed them (I think it was Oxford), and they lost 4-0, and afterwards he was asked what he thought of the game and he said:

"The pies were nice".

lol
bet steak diane was his favourite though

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

nah not enough flat caps and whippets

That reminds me of Ian Greaves ( formerly Bolton manager) who went to see a club just before he managed them (I think it was Oxford), and they lost 4-0, and afterwards he was asked what he thought of the game and he said:

"The pies were nice".

lol
bet steak diane was his favourite though

He was also responsible, directly or otherwise, for that Worthington goal against Ipswich?