
Andy Parsons would say
"And the thing is... there seems to be... a shoe on the head. My question is.. if there was a shoe.. .on the head... surely there would be... a hat.. shortage!"
Then he'd mention George W. Bush and everyone would laugh for some fucking reason.
Then Frankie Boyle will mention peadophiles, and Hugh Dennis will do a Jimmy Saville impression.
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channelflip.blogspot.com/2008/07/i-actually-do-like-this-show.html
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Michael McIntyre was on it recently, as was Greg Davies, and I'd never seen either of them do stand up before- both good. Then McIntyre was on live at the apollo a few days ago and I was crying with laughter.
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It's just he always seems confused.
Which is annoying, because that's how I deliver most of my stand up.
:(
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I love stand up.
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The actual gig was a lot longer
( , Fri 22 Aug 2008, 15:48, archived)

You'd best be ace.
( , Fri 22 Aug 2008, 15:50, archived)

but when [noun] [verb].....
How can he remain so blissfully unfunny yet still get a laugh just for WALKING UP TO A MICROPHONE?
( , Fri 22 Aug 2008, 15:42, archived)

they must cut an awful lot of stuff worse than him
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Russell Howard might mention some quirky family thing.
If they cut that out, the show would be 18 minutes long.
( , Fri 22 Aug 2008, 15:45, archived)

Andy's not reall a comedian though, he's just a victorian barber with a silly delivery and funding.
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It's hard to stop me
( , Fri 22 Aug 2008, 15:45, archived)

Just in his mannerism and the way he talks
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