I think a good part of that was Frankie Boyle. He is funny, but it was obvious he always wanted to be the star and hated sharing the stage.

@@pacifistattack I completely agree. I love Frankie, but he definitely hogged the microphone when he was on, as did Hugh. It forced everyone else to have to fight their way to the mic, that’s why it was so competitive. If I remember right, some comedians even stopped coming on the show because of it, like Jo Brand. I remember that one episode where Ed Byrne got so frustrated with the microphone hogging that he pushed Hugh and ran off with the microphone lmao

Yeah no you come to mention it I think you are right. It's works too because they are all really enjoying themselves. This was a fantastically funny episode. I've watched it 3 times in a row.

I preferred how it used to be. Where everyone was funny not just 2 or 3. The humour was darker then as well which made it better

@@cov9290 I understand why you'd feel that way. I love dark humor, and the earlier episodes were absolutely hilarious, especially because of Frankie. I think the Frankie Boyle, Russell Howard, Andy Parsons, Hugh Dennis era was definitely funnier, I just prefer the tone of this era a bit better. Totally get why you would prefer the older episodes better, though!

Wilder than ever!

Yeah and he's fantastically wild.

You could make a wig for Tom out of that and Milton would still have plenty left.

Not just Tom but Dara as well

Milton looks ..... emotional, lets say

Same

Uh oh

And both those categories are equally imaginary.

@@Walperion_Music naw, 1 is impossible, the other is merely implausible

The grandfathers didn’t survive covid too well...

@@Katielovegood44 His other grandfathers are doing well though.

I thought you was going to say they have enough hair to give tom allen

Milton alone has that covered.

@@ChaosWolf1982 Milton is a hair plantation growing it for hundreds of bald men. What a true good-doer.

Hopefully Tom & Dara can borrow some.

I’m still chuckling over that line ... two weeks later lol

Already a favorite, he was really killing it!

That’s probably how he got his byrne.

He's always on fire. Very clever comedian

Napalm fire

They play off each other’s jokes too

I think humor in general has moved in that direction finally. You can still be quick, but you have to play off each other more and it's funnier overall

Do you remember the hooke-joke in Toy Story?

Not really. That was the original draft.

Woody & Buzz? I bet Buzz would top.

I can’t believe his hair could get more wilder than before

@@flixbuff Me too. But there we are. New heights!

Sshhh. I loved that.

Dara's delight when Milton's theme was "friends"

Ed was on fire at the end there!

@@Karma-qt4ji Absolutely

Not when it makes you choke on your tea it wasn't!

We need more from Camp David

He always does, he’s the funniest on here

Wish it was his last public appearance. His "jokes" are like an eight-year-old's. They're awful but you have to laugh so the poor kid isn't scarred for life.

@@roger0929 and how much are you paid to express this opinion about someone more famous and talented than you? after reading your comment it seems you can direct it upon yourself

... just with a lot less hair on his head. ;-)

29:43 - Just like it took too long for Thanyia to get it it seems :)

I still don’t get it. LOL

@@leeolsson5271 WRAP music

@@leeolsson5271 Give it a week or so lol! Then you'll be taking a shower or going for milk or smth and suddenly you'll burst out laughing! That will be that Milton's joke! :)

And I just realized... I am now the 81st man correcting her online. Shoot.

Can you say "hentai"?

A person of culture I see

Plenty of 'anime-sex' movies out there, plus there's an Aussie movie titled 'Sex Toy Story' which was released in 2017!

Still, it’s no Princess Monaco of Kent.

You mean you just find his outfit a bit ridiculous or is it from some famous movie? That you would need a licence. Then I think I missed a joke there!

over 80

@@MartijnPennings 😂

Too many people here would be butthurt

Oh certainly yes, that's the other comedy show for adults that I love. It's on the same level as Mock the Week.

It's back!

Like the good old "Don't take it personally... but I hate you."

Schwifty Getz Especially if the speaker is a successful professional comedian!

I don't think it's forbidden, it's the whole "going away holding a cardboard box" thing that just looks way too emotional for British people to deal with.

@@silvasilvasilva I guess I just don't see the emotional aspect you're referring to. In American offices, it's a perfectly normal sight. It can be happy or sad, depending on the person and situation, but all the cardboard box means is that you need to carry your stuff and you don't want to make too many trips. Maybe it's a car thing?

@@jesseberg3271 I think British people just find it too personal to display - why would you show the whole world you're leaving your job? (Crazy, I know, but thaťs how a sizable part of them think). Thaťs why we know the guy in the picture was clearly doing it for the photo op - he knew there would be cameras outside and knew how his British audience would take it - showing vulnerability would humanize him.

He says "so recently I said to my long-standing girlfriend, sit down will you?" 😊

it's an official form you are given for tax purposes when you leave a job in UK, so it means he's just been fired.

@@hongkongbeat2164 thanks for explaining that for me!

True story, never seen anyone better dressed on this show.

You, sir, are a man of taste.