Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle - Series 1 Page 5

Quote: Godot Taxis @ March 17 2009, 10:57 AM GMT

Well, a couple of weeks ago I watched Mamma Mia in a room with four homosexuals and my girlfriend and I wish they'd just bummed me.

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Christ, not Mamma Mia. *shudder*

Quote: Matthew Stott @ March 17 2009, 10:50 AM GMT

I think I know what you'll say, but are you not going to venture an opinion?

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It was alright. Better than I feared it may be, but not as good as I hoped it would be. I found some points humourous. Others lost me entirely. But it was not aimed at the likes of me, so I suppose that's to be expected.

Quote: Matthew Stott @ March 17 2009, 10:41 AM GMT

Get out.

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Gladly *locks door behind himself*

Quote: Nil Putters @ March 17 2009, 11:11 AM GMT

Gladly *locks door behind himself*

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*Does a little dance*

*breaks key in lock and lights gunpowder trail*

http://www.chortle.co.uk/shows/tv/s/16853/stewart_lees_comedy_vehicle/review/

*Agrees*

Stewart Lee is the Jed Bartlett of the BBC!

I nearly felt sorry for Chris Moyles. But not quite.

The show has turned out very well. The bit about Radio 4 satirical shows must have had a few people round these parts nodding a bit!

Quote: john lucas 101 @ March 17 2009, 11:56 AM GMT

The bit about Radio 4 satirical shows must have had a few people round these parts nodding a bit!

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He sounded very Andy Parsons (is it?) doing that voice!

Quote: john lucas 101 @ March 17 2009, 11:56 AM GMT

I nearly felt sorry for Chris Moyles.

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"You're probably thinking it's quite good, quite clever. But it's not."

*shouts through locked door*

So just because I don't like it I am then supposed to like "raucous dumbed-down comedy". What a loads of bollocks.

"He has the unshakeable belief that his entire audience is as educated and erudite as him; or at least that if they're not, they want to appear to be." - That last bit is probably more truthful.

Quote: Nil Putters @ March 17 2009, 12:01 PM GMT

I like raucous dumbed-down comedy.

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*Snigger*

The show was great, but what was all that "handrail" business about? Was he meant to be getting rappers mixed up with skateboarders or something?

Quote: catskillz @ March 17 2009, 12:12 PM GMT

The show was great, but what was all that "handrail" business about? Was he meant to be getting rappers mixed up with skatboarders or something?

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Something like that, basically acting like a befuddled older person trying to explain what they think a 'rap singer' is, and getting several things mixed up whilst in the process.

Quote: Matthew Stott @ March 17 2009, 12:06 PM GMT

*Snigger*

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>_<

I love Stewart Lee, but don't find the Opera entertaining. Although completely appreciate the thoughts behind it.

Quote: zooo @ March 17 2009, 12:44 PM GMT

Opera .

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Hooray for a genuinely individual comic voice on TV - not demographic-led, not afraid of offending people, not afraid of making the audience do a bit of the work. Clever and silly - the Grange Hill drive-by was a belter. I loved it.