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At first i didn't think much of the set changing every time, but now i realize he probably keeps having to relocate

"I'm going to do this over the phone" just made me snort-laugh so hard i think I've broken the inside of my nose, pure genius these

Yes, yes, this compilation is a good solid mass.

I ate some mushrooms earlier, and I''m wondering if this is actually real.

First time ive seen this,almost wet myself 🤣🤣

Saw the Doc walking down Askew road. Was really tempted to shout mah nah mah nah at him

Love the monged music on that last sketch!!!!

This is the reason I finally got a DVD player in 2003! When they released jam on it! Can quote every sketch off by heart as a result!!!!

A harmony of nobs!

The gush sketch creeped me out when I first watched it but years later now I thought it was so darkly hilarious

"I'll need to have a look at your old chap."

Spread your glutes.

Gonna watch jam on acid

How have I never noticed the line "have a seat and sit down"? It's just tautology but it whizzes by so quickly and so casually that when you realise it, it's becomes funny for some reason. I love Chris Morris

What's the music playing for the first one? I know the series used a lot of original ambient and electronic stuff but I've heard that piece elsewhere.

"they even have the same lob rate!" "harmony of knob!"

S Y N C H R O N I S E D C O C K S

"He is not Bono. He is rubbish."

that was funny but i feel like i'm going mad at the same time

The telephone sexline one is my favourite. "Like a spunky firework" is classic Morris.

Love the actor he's brilliant 👏

I like to think the boy never wet the bed again after that

Alison coming in and acting vaguely reasonable made me feel so relieved. "No it's NOT great!"

Every time my actual doctor says 'What seems to be the problem?' I laugh so hysterically that they usually prescribe me half a kilo of heroin.

Matthew Vockersbeige

The arse-pistols sketch is probably THE funniest thing that I've ever seen on film. It makes me sad knowing that Chris Morris could've created so much more misunderstood-genius material but the world just wasn't ready for his brilliance back then, and unfortunately he'd probably be lynched by the twatty woke mob if he released anything new today...

"But it's great!"

The phone scenario (the 2nd one) is the best! Genius

the fact David Cann played a GP in Eastenders makes this and the other show even funnier

OMG the Shrive family, so far ahead of it's time - I love Chris Morris

The "Byyyyyyyyyyyyyyye" just sends me and I have no idea why, lol.

2023 and we've crept further into the insanity... All preplanned many years ago to destroy the West... "A brave new world?"

What is the music in the very first sketch?

This isn't right you know

Whoever wrote this absurd genius deserves a medal.

3:10 he was doing his covid GP impression working from home on Zoom for £80k a year!

Thank you for this. Very cool!

Well said Sir. The scammers are Muter Chod Bloody. 💯

one cannot begin to describe the sinister insanity-comedy ; i loved this with Nighty Night, Father Ted, Fast Show

Now I know where my GP got that from and why he "treated" me exactly like that.

Byyyyyyeeeeeeee 1:51

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Thanks - a very talented and entertaining man - "let he who is without sin cast the first stone"

Hard to believe he lived into his nineties. No time for kiddie fiddlers.

I loved your scammer vids but why pay tribute to this man?

Don’t do drugs kids. (Well no, actually: DO do drugs, they’re amazing, but don’t watch this or listen to Blue Jam on acid)

Soooo trippy, voices slowed down played over some fkn mint ambient music. The most disturbing comedy I’ve ever watched. Chris Morris is a comedy genius who was ten if not twenty years ahead of his time. (The parents with the 5 (?) year-.old daughter who they’d decided identified as a bloke in his forties is possibly THE most topical subject here in April 2023: Jam is from 2000)

Paul meek

I used to work as an interpreter, and one of the GPs I would regularly attend with patients was a bit like this - he had an obviously drugged dog in a basket in the corner, and his first question (for male patients, obviously), regardless of ailment, was ALWAYS "do you have any back pain?", followed by " do you feel pain in the end of your penis?". He would almost spit the word 'penis' out, and it never failed to disconcert me, not to mention the patient.

Other people's doctors aren't like this?