dandannieldanok Posted 13 June 2009 Posted 13 June 2009 She was awful, that bloke from Liverpool was decent.
AoWW Posted 13 June 2009 Posted 13 June 2009 That bitch gets worse every time I see her. I agree. Absolutely atrocious.
Libertine Posted 13 June 2009 Posted 13 June 2009 Even if her material was good, her voice would prohibit her being funny.
StanSP Posted 14 June 2009 Posted 14 June 2009 Sarah Milligan should not do stand-up ever again. Her voice is whiny. And her jokes weren't even that great. She got the least laughs out of all 4. Liked Jason Manford but that wasn't his funniest he's ever done. Still good though
Ricey Posted 14 June 2009 Posted 14 June 2009 Jason Manford is very good live, went to see him in Lincoln and he pointed out that without my facial hair I'd like about 12
Mickey O'Neil Posted 14 June 2009 Posted 14 June 2009 Loved the fella from Liverpool.....(that fooking heckler pissed me off though). I'd go to see him for a full show somewhere. Fridges...
Ford Super Sunday Posted 14 June 2009 Posted 14 June 2009 Didn't think last night was as good as last weeks McIntyre as usual was good, and the scouse comedian was really funny, gotta give it to him. The woman was so so, she was certainly better than the old moustache man from Oldham. Anyone else feel slightly creeped out and uncomfortable at the 'wanting to sleep with my daughters 20 yr old friends' gag? It also sounded like the audience didn't take to it too well either. Manford was alright, not at his best, especially as I had watched his Live at the Apollo appearence on DAVE the night before, and he was belting. So it went McIntyre>>>Scouse comedian>>>>>>Manford>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Woman>>>>>>>>>>>Moustache Oldham 'comedien'
ousefox Posted 14 June 2009 Posted 14 June 2009 Loved the fella from Liverpool.....(that fooking heckler pissed me off though). I'd go to see him for a full show somewhere. Fridges... Agreed. I also thought McIntyre was even better than normal!
Libertine Posted 14 June 2009 Posted 14 June 2009 Anyone else feel slightly creeped out and uncomfortable at the 'wanting to sleep with my daughters 20 yr old friends' gag? It also sounded like the audience didn't take to it too well either. Kind of the point really. Nothing spectacular.
Ford Super Sunday Posted 14 June 2009 Posted 14 June 2009 I kind of guessed it was intentional, but if you are going for shock value, make it funny at least If shock value doesn't work, sort of makes you look like a dirty pervert, which he succeeded in doing.
Libertine Posted 14 June 2009 Posted 14 June 2009 He was okay. Not great, but not at all grating like certain other performers.
MarkDeVries Posted 14 June 2009 Posted 14 June 2009 That woman was awful. I don't think I even smiled once.
Finnegan Posted 14 June 2009 Author Posted 14 June 2009 Tell you what's brave about this is McIntyre commiting to do, what, five or six of these in a row - on TV? Most comedians on tour will do the same material every gig, he can't get away with that doing every one the same. Interesting to see what his material's like towards the end of the series.
Joe. Posted 14 June 2009 Posted 14 June 2009 That was absolutely gash last night. McIntyre is actually starting to annoy me now, which is disappointing because I'd just begun to like him a lot as a comedian - "We LOVE [insert Comedian's Name Here]" after every single act. On the other hand, Jason Manford is a man very much on the up, I'm beginning to like him a lot more. John Bishop was good, but the other two were absolutely dreadful. How that Ron Jeremy lookalike every made it as a comedian I'll never know.
Unknown Fox Posted 14 June 2009 Posted 14 June 2009 John Bishop was hilarious as was Jason Manford at times, Sarah Miccigan(sp) was woeful and that geezer from Oldham made me scared! Well boring McIntyre at times 'Next up one of my favourite comedians! They're going to be very big!' and after 'We love....!' It was ok though!
Finnegan Posted 14 June 2009 Author Posted 14 June 2009 Bishop and Manford were brilliant as always, they're hilarious the pair of them. Had never heard of the chap from Oldham - though he was weak although I did giggle at some of his gags. Don't see the fuss about the woman but I've seen here before, too. She's pretty funny tbh. Not amazing but not as bad as some are making out in my opinion.
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 15 June 2009 Posted 15 June 2009 John Bishop was the funniest by a country mile yesterday, but Manford was still funny as ever. I've seen worse comedi"ennes" than Sarah Millican though *cough* Jo Caulfield *cough*. The other bloke was an accquired taste, didn't find him unfunny but wasn't really wishing him more screen time.
Libertine Posted 15 June 2009 Posted 15 June 2009 I've seen worse comedi"ennes" than Sarah Millican though *cough* Jo Caulfield *cough*. The other bloke was an accquired taste, didn't find him unfunny but wasn't really wishing him more screen time.
General Smuts Posted 15 June 2009 Posted 15 June 2009 Not bad. Dint mind that lass actually. Just thought of another comedienne i like a lot - Josie Long. Is actually very very funny.
Bellend Sebastian Posted 15 June 2009 Posted 15 June 2009 I can't be arsed to look through the thread, but have people posted because they think it's good? I watched five minutes of it the other day and I found McIntyre himself bloody awful. Then there was another chap on and that was painful. Maybe it's young people's humour
StanSP Posted 15 June 2009 Posted 15 June 2009 I can't be arsed to look through the thread, but have people posted because they think it's good? I watched five minutes of it the other day and I found McIntyre himself bloody awful. Then there was another chap on and that was painful.Maybe it's young people's humour Yeah go watch some Marx brothers or something.
Bellend Sebastian Posted 15 June 2009 Posted 15 June 2009 [/b]Yeah go watch some Marx brothers or something. They're a bit too forward thinking for me. Give me George Burns any day
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