J PR agreed 👍🏻

Absoblooodylutely

Oath I just watched that last night on ABC

He trod in a rather large farmer’s pat

@@duncanmunkan this fr?

NAAAAIL GUUUN

I like reaction from the audience when the camera pans down to his foot

This show is fantastic but it's spoilt with the laughter track. We don't need to be guided as to the funny bits. I used to love the League of Gentlemen too but it had a totally unnecessary laughter track. In its final series, it went without the fake laughing and so many people said it was no longer funny. I thought it was the best series ever.

​@GenaF I actually forgot that this show had a laugh track. Which is weird, because I've seen both seasons countless times over the years (literally, I couldn't possibly count the amount of rewatches) but in recent years there has been such a huge amount of Partridge content that my last rewatch was probably about a year ago and was followed by MMM, From the Oasthouse, This Time, two audiobooks, and some other stuff in between - none of which have canned laughter. So I kinda forgot it was a thing in IAP, and also as a result, I really noticed it in these clips - and not in a good way. I never really noticed it or thought about it before, but for the first time, I not only noticed it, but can't unhear it and actually found it quite distracting and thus a bit annoying. I'm sure on the next rewatch I'll be used to it by half way through season one though and not notice it so much, hopefully 😅

🤣🤣

I can hear the blood squelching in my shoe

Ooooooohhhhh youre going to have a good tiiimmmmme!

some of these people have come from Stoke

Then all the blood will pour out the hole, you old mess!

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Hmnnnnnnnmnnnnn viruses

And it’s fine to join in.

spaaaike

Chris Barnett yes, that's the bit I was waiting for. He sounds very northern when he says it.

Spyyyyyiiiike!

Chris Barnett borat😂

He says it like I imagine Liam Gallagher would say it

When I was playing in a cover band, I had to use his Thin Lizzy intro when we played Cold Sweat. 🤣

@@russfoulkes5490 “UB40” …..say no more

Ollie Davies that happened as i read this

As it’s not funny, says everything

Didn't Trump recommend that as a solution to the California forest fires lol fucking madman 😂

@Maxbinned I'm no fan of journalists man if came from his own mouth . Trump isn't real opposition ,if he was he would of been JFK'd years ago.

@Maxbinned I'm not a democrat or a trump supporter both sides are against you.

Or as Michael world say, "Needles To Say"

Needless to say, you had the last laugh.

Alan Governs "funny story"

It's funny how even in serious moments, Partridge quotes still make us chuckle on the inside. I seriously have never been to a funeral without asking someone if they've got a battery for an Ericsson

You called an ambulance for a knitting needle through the foot? That’s just saaaaad 😮

just doing a bit of camp

willzer808

James Wood

After buying the rights to K-9, the robot dog off casters from Doctor Who

Fucking incredible

Well you were having a breakdown. You threw a box-full of paperwork off a ferry, but there are lots of nasty people at the BBC.

should get that on a shirt

He is real but he's actually called Richard Madeley

I used to think Alan Partridge was real

Alan is hilarious as Steve

Who is Natalie?

I wonder the camera man would a round him without making a sound

Also someone should clean up those leafs

@@christopherstein2024 leaves *

Classic Intercourse !

Mines unleaded. What does that mean? I don't know.

Do you get laid much these days, George?

It’s geordie

@@pacco9532 Ok Jordy.

Great banter

Hahaha that’s so funny isn’t it

too bad the actress that plays her died

I didn't know that!! :( :(

BaileyRob Actually no she didn't it was a minor character woman that died, I forget which one but it wasn't Lynn, sorry for the confusion!

Oh! lol At least Lynn woman's still alive.

+BaileyRob she is! I recently saw her in a coffee shop.

Me too, but I’m glad it did.

I like series 2, it just doesn't have the utter genius of series 1

Series 2 is by far my favourite

Series one was knowing me Knowing you with Alan partridge. What you think is series 1 is actually series 2. And series 2 is series 3. This country

@@RaferJeffersonIII 'Knowing Me, Knowing You' was its own separate mock chat show to 'I'm Alan Partridge' series 1 and 2, which was a mockumentary of Alan's personal life after the show. Alan actually asks for a "second series" of Knowing Me Knowing You during the very first episode of 'I'm Alan Partridge' and is NOT granted one by Tony Hayers. Definitive proof, I'm sure you'll agree, that I'm Alan Partridge does not follow in the same chronological pathway of Knowing Me, Knowing You.

Series 2 is the best of Alan, absolutely at his funniest

just being a bit camp...

I don't know if it was dead, or badly concussed

Had to finish it off with a jack. It's a dead duck and now I'm clinically fed-up; boo-hoo.

I watched I'm Alan Partridge full movie here twitter.com/f824ea0f11f6e64ba/status/824453758671167488

It really is

Immaculate timing.

I actually like laugh tracks, and yes I'm English. I don't feel like they're telling me something's funny, so much as laughing at the jokes themselves, and yes I'm including fake audiences in this, as well. Basically, what I mean is; I don't feel like they're there to tell me when to laugh, I just feel like that's where "they" (regardless of whether they're real or not) are laughing, and if I agree, I'll laugh too. I find it no different to being in a room with other people (or even another person), when we're watching a comedy, and they laugh at something. I don't feel like I have to laugh when they do, but I will if I find it funny. Some programmes are genuinely recorded in front of a live audience, and I wouldn't be surprised if shows aren't given laugh tracks to recapture that affect, rather than to tell the audience when to laugh themselves.

Regardless of what you think/feel they are there for laugh tracks ARE there to prompt the viewing audience when something is funny - that is their only purpose. If you like them then that's fine but I do think/feel you are showing very poor taste - Alan Partridge with a laugh track ? No !

Twirlyhead Well, first of all, I just checked one of my TiVo recordings of I'm Alan Partridge, and there is a laugh track - I heard laughter around sixteen seconds into the show, so the UK Gold broadcasts at least had a laugh track. Secondly, if that's honestly what laugh tracks are for, then fine. I still don't feel like they're doing that, and therefore it doesn't annoy me, but that is my opinion, and I accept that you have a different one.

MJNSEIFER Live long and prosper (I'm doing the Spock sign but you can't see it).

Twirlyhead this is bizarre, there's a version with and without.

You're not wrong😂🤣my mate and I always do the 'crash, bang, wallop, What A Video' at least once every six weeks.

Definitely not the most quotable, Fawlty Towers and only fools are better

@@donnnjavosss7294 depends on your age. I'm 48 and raised on FT but I quote AP more

Thank you for your kind words. I love Alan Partridge. I also like Peep Show

Roscoe Davis And here is the nonhumble opinion of an American: HOLY SH*TBISCUITS that was an enjoyable f*cking film!

Roscoe Davis Text?

can just imagine you doing the wavey hands saying ' I'm an American'

Karl pilkinton ? im sorry but he is naturally funnier

Nick Oakley Look what this idiot did, IN AMERICA

“Big Yellow Taxi there by Joni Mitchell, a song in which she complains that they ‘paved paradise to put up a parking lot’ - a measure which actually would have alleviated traffic congestion on the outskirts of paradise. Something which Joni singularly fails to point out, perhaps because it doesn’t quite fit in with her blinkered view of the world. Nevertheless, nice song.”

Not my words but the words of shaken Stevens

Con Job Can I shake your hand?

@@pearljam619 no you've had enough of that