I like him too. I know he's not popular with other comedians and I also know it's terribly uncool to like him. But I think he's funny. What can you do?
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Is it just me that can't stand Michael Mcintyre???
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Posted 1 year ago #
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I hate him because he's fairly well spoken.
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He cracks me up, I reckon he's brilliant, specially with his squeaky voice and floppy hair. Both him and Piers Morgan were on the telly last night.....made my evening it did.
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next thread ,who can't stand Piers Morgan
me
Posted 1 year ago # -
used to find him hilarious, but now think he's shit
it's all a bit 70s/ Butlins/ top of the Blackpool Tower/ Jim Davidson nostalgia that Peter Kay bought and flogged to the nation 'til their eyes bled
prefer my comedy a bit more subversive, dark or profane
Posted 1 year ago # -
So do I, but variety is the spice. I quite like him.
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Detest him, unfunny and to manicured. Lee Evans on the other hand is the funniest bloke I've ever seen, has me in stitches.
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He was funny in small doses a few years ago, tedious know
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+ 1 Blakes - he's doing the middle of the road 'have you ever noticed... funny because its true' style comedy Peter Kay does (did). His talent is in the delivery because the material isn't particularly rich or clever. Last night Miles Jupp made the observation that many Irish comics don't need to write good material because they have an advantage with delivery because of their accents. The same could be said for Kay and McIntyre, and if you ever watch a repeat the lack of depth to the material is obvious.
Personally i prefer political and surrealist comedy. Unfortunately most comedy on the TV is mundane tripe - e.g. those panel shows with pre-reheased jokes.
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I can't stand him & the wife likes him even less - which is why I flick onto his show to wind her up
.....dunk..ouch! Oh, and Piers Morgan....telly out of window job!
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yep can't stand him either - pompous ass!
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Can't do with him. Or Russell Brand. Or Russell Howard.
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I thought he was quite funny when he was first being broadcast, now his voice is really beginning to grate. It's a shame really, the same happened to Peter Kay, every time you turned the TV on he just seemed to be on.
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Detest him, unfunny and to manicured. Lee Evans on the other hand is the funniest bloke I've ever seen, has me in stitches
Humour's a funny thing isn't it? I quite like Michael MacIntyre but can't stand Lee Evans. I mean does the world really need another Norman Wisdom?
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I mean does the world really need another Norman Wisdom?
Too **** right it does.
In fact, that's half the problem I reckon.........who can deny that Britain wasn't a better place in those halcyon days when Mr Pitkin entertained us with his hilarious adventures ?
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that hi pitched girly tone.drives me mad
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I saw him a couple of times in a small comedy club and he was excellent. Still like him now as well, but, hey, he's gone mainstream. Wouldn't you?
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that hi pitched girly tone.drives me mad
So you know Ernie then.
Posted 1 year ago # -
Yeah I love peter kay too
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Like a hysterical middle aged women in a podgy blokes body. Can't bear him!
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+1 bakes & CaptJon.
"Comedy is the new rock 'n' roll" is very true. Stand-up comics capable of filling a stadium are about as attractive as U2 or Coldplay. It's anodine mediocrity for the masses who don't do thinking for themselves. Which is why it, like Glastonbury, is so heavily plugged by the marketing people in the media.
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Funny for a while, then does my head in.
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Can't stand him. Comedy equivalent of Robbie Williams. Turn over please.
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