So he's playing a sit-com character as a standup act?
At least Jeremy does funny things and says funny stuff.
I completely agree that comedy characters can (and possibly even should) have their flaws, but counter to that, they have some sort of charm or redeeming quality.
I could imagine having an amusing conversation with Jeremy in a pub. It might be awkward, it might make me feel uncomfortable, but it would be interesting and at least in hindsight, amusing.
I could also imagine being at a boring middle class dinner party and getting stuck next to Lee's 'character' and having to drink as much wine as possible until it was polite to suggest that I had to go home to let the dog out for a piss.
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HoratioFellatio Taking the the out of psychotherapist, Tue 7 Jun 2016, 17:01,
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Well let's hope you don't get invited to any dinner parties with Stewart Lee then
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2 Can Chunder Word to your mums, I came to prod bums, Tue 7 Jun 2016, 17:18,
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