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Dapper Laughs: On The Pull

Dapper Laughs: On The Pull

  • TV comedy
  • ITV2
  • 2014
  • 6 episodes (1 series)

Internet comedian Daniel O'Reilly - aka Dapper Laughs - comes to television with his own comedy/reality series about dating. Stars Daniel O'Reilly.

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Dapper Laughs up for BRIT Awards 2015

Less than a month after comedian Daniel O'Reilly announced on BBC Newsnight that that "Dapper Laughs is gone", it has been confirmed that the character is in the running for a BRIT Award.

Claire Hodgson, Cosmopolitan, 3rd December 2014

Chris Dangerfield on Dapper Laughs: victim of jealousy?

"Look, I don't give a shit about the bullshit personal private greedy agendas of these liberal f***s who draw arbitrary lines to serve their own agendas - and that's what they've done. That's why they're not talking about Russell Brand, Doug Stanhope, Bill Burr. But Dapper Laughs - some working class shitbag from nowhere who has said a couple of pretty unfunny things - he's a target. He hasn't said anything anywhere near as 'bad' as any of that other lot. I don't care what they say, myself. I love it. But, if you look at the criteria these people have used when talking about Dapper Laughs, then these people - Brand, Stanhope, Burr - are far 'worse'. It's all bullshit."

John Fleming, John Fleming's Blog, 25th November 2014

Lewis Schaffer on Dapper Laughs + offensive jokes

"Whether what Dapper Laughs said was good or bad, I think the reason other comedians picked on him was because they were jealous of him: that he had not worked his way up through the ranks, that he called himself a comedian."

John Fleming, John Fleming's Blog, 24th November 2014

Dapper Laughs not laughing any more after ITV turn off

Controversy over vlogger shows that online popularity is no guarantee that talent will flourish in the mainstream.

John Plunkett, The Guardian, 17th November 2014

Ofcom investigates Dapper Laughs: gets 99 complaints

Broadcasting regulator to rule on whether comedian Daniel O'Reilly's ITV2 show, which was cancelled last week, met standards.

Mark Sweney, The Guardian, 17th November 2014

Dapper Laughs was sexist cretin, but others are worse

We're good at selective outrage in this country, aren't we? I'm just as glad as you are that Dapper Laughs is off the TV, but it's hardly the moral victory we're making it out to be.

Sean O'Meara, The Huffington Post, 17th November 2014

Dissecting misogyny in comedy

To me, as pleased as I am that some good has been done to remove Dapper Laughs from the limelight, the whole process is only a small victory of under-the-carpet sweeping that still, unfortunately, does little to tackle the very real existence of parodied misogyny in both comedy, and in everyday life.

Robyn Harris, The Huffington Post, 17th November 2014

Rob Gilroy: R.I.P Dapper Laughs

"Dapper Laughs was not a character comedian. He was a vile, disgusting, money grabbing shit operating under the banner of character comedy."

Rob Gilroy, Giggle Beats, 14th November 2014

Jack Whitehall: ITV must answer Dapper Laughs questions

Jack Whitehall has said that it should have been ITV taking questions about the controversial comedy character Dapper Laughs on Newsnight earlier this week (November 11), rather than its creator Daniel O'Reilly.

Alex Fletcher, Digital Spy, 14th November 2014

Dapper's dead & ITV didn't even turn up to his funeral

The rise and fall of the laddish comedian is a lesson in how television does not understand online.

Alice Jones, The Independent, 13th November 2014

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