The day after the episode with the Alan doppelganger aired, one of Irish papers wrote that Steve Coogan had done more to promote The Wolfe Tones in one night than RTE had done in 35 years!
@@Spartanm333 The 3 songs in that episode, Sweet Sixteen was in the Irish charts for almost 2 years in the early 80's back when people cared about the charts, The Furey Brothers and Davy Arthur sang the version I mean. Come Out Ye Black And Tans, no joke, it's used in an ad for ham fairly recently on Irish tv (with the lyrics changed) The IRA in that song aren't the Provos, it's going back 100 years to the War Of Independence. And The Men Behind The Wire, I believe that one is acceptable and sang by both communities up in Mistor Chuppy Land. (Northern Ireland)
Jay saying "You're a good person and you matter" came to me at exactly the right time. It's been a difficult few months, and nobody has said that for a long time.
Also, my favorite AP quote is âThereâs never any graffiti in the hotel. Although in the gents a couple of weeks a go I did see someone had drawn a ladyâs part. Quite detailed. The guy obviously had talent.â
Fair play not recording over Skype Jay. It's so sad seeing the quality so many shows suffer with the handicap of the faces-in-boxes treatment. Happy to wait for the full experience :-)
There's a little gag in episode 1 that gets me every time, in the first vingette there's a moment at the start where Alan is walking down the street and setting up what the vingette is about and when he's done you just hear a guy in the background yell "PARTRIDGE YA WANKER"! It's a small thing but I laugh every time, great review lads :)
@@RandomTask - yes its a regular Easter egg that Coogan gets in real life - Coogan ya wanker! and Ahaaaaaaaaaa! One reason he likes working abroad (he says).
"Maybe just a few jokes?' "No Alan, you CANT" "Well there's no need to use that language, maybe a little joke?" "No you CANT" "You've just went and said it AGAIN!"
Loved this but I think I missed OOC more than on any other one. We all know how much he loves Partridge. I really would have loved to hear him geek out over this.
Whatâs my favourite OSW episode? Hmm tough call, but Iâd have to say, the BEST of OSW review Nice one Jay. Still somehow havenât seen this series yet, even though Iâm a big, dirty, Alan mark! đ€đ»đđ„
I'd like to see a Goldberg's streak arc. Some great hot crowds which is something that's fun to see during the pandemic. Plus you could pick and choose the ppv's/nitro's/thunders with fun cards. Just hit the big matches
Susannah Fielding is an absolute (Stone Cold) stunner. Beautiful. 15.20 "I'd like to tickle your pink....." I lost it đ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€ŁâŁđźđȘ
@@mitchdouglas9844 nah, she is very much aware that the way Piers Morgan is, is what puts eyes on the show. She knows he is a character, rather than a professional presenter.
"You've suffering from minor woman's whiplash!" Fuck I love Partridge. Good job summing up the character and his history lads. I gotta watch This Time soon. Dunno why I never bothered with it first time around.
Thereâs a slight visual gag that I missed until a second watch when Alan goes to sit in the audience, asks them to shove up and as Alan sits down, an audience member falls off the end of the row!
Thanks for turning this American onto Alan Partridge! I'll be watching everything I can get my hands on during the pandemic. I'm not entirely clueless to British comedy as I love Jam and Chris Morris, but any new finds are always welcome.
This is awesome. I recently binge-watched ALL of the Alan Partridge material and movie, never before seeing a program, let alone a series (but knowing OF Alan)... Coogan is AMAZING; the humor, wit and acid sarcasm is so spot on. Granted not all of the references make to Me here in the United States, but I thoroughly enjoy it and I am ever so happy that OSW did this review!
I went to see the fireplace episode being filmed, it was fkn great! Surreal experiance. Also did you ever notice once he moves into his house the room is set up like his caravan, doesnt the builder ask what bedroom he wants and its the one the same size as his caravan one!! Amazing
Such an awesome review, great pickup on the Easter eggs, the finger up on the CPR doll, such attention to detail. Absolutely brilliant show and worth watching on multiple viewings. Thanks Jay, youâre a legend!
Thank you for the update Jay! I appreciate you keeping us Noggers informed. I love discovering more and more British comedy through OSW Review. Keep up the fantastic work!!
I loved This time, think I've rewatched it 3 or 4 times already. Partridge will never get old! And "Alan Partridge from the oasthouse, from the oasthouse" is brilliant, can't get the singing out of my head, but shhh don't tell High Noon!!!! Edit: KISS MY FACE!
Thank you for all the great content. Most importantly you lads stay safe! We as fans can take it, if a video doesn't come out on time, or at all. I will be joining the Patreon very soon. Keep up the awesome work!
I'd friggin love a Ruthless Aggression arc. People seem to think that WWE went from Attitude to the PG era lick a switch was flipped. The Boys could give a great platform to a fairly underrated era in wrestling (outside wrestling circles ofc)
watched the Alan episodes out of order, in my comment on the other one I said you have to listen to his audio books, you obviously already have :) they're so good. I also have watched all the Partridge stuff possibly hundreds of times, it's like the old Simpson's episodes for me, maybe even more watched though. anyway thank you for another great video, and all the best to you and V1 and hoping OLD is well too
The only Allan Partridge quote I'm familiar with is from your Secrets of Wrestling review where he says "I am an American!" and waves his hands in front of his face. I've been quoting that for over a year now. Now I gotta see more of this fella.
Storyline ideas. Goldberg Era: Major PPv's with short overviews of Nitro and Thunder Squashes (Would kill to see it just to hear you guys talk about Glacier cause I swear they had like..6 matches against each other.) And this can cap off with a short jump into his 2004 WWE run if you're feeling froggy Or just the WWE Goldie run capping off with Mania 20 CM Punk Era: Start off with MitB, giving a synopsis of his career up until then, and then continue until either his Mania Match with Taker or the Rumble before he walked out. For some reason the Ministry comes to mind, maybe some videos on that Earlier Attitude era stuff. Aces n 8's storyline
Jay, this was beyond exceptional. I really don't know how to put this. Being a massive fan of Steve Coogan, I immediately loved it. He is a brilliant comedian. I'm surprised you didn't mention the episode about the irish tv producers looking to make a documentary about Ireland. "There's more to Ireland than this". "The old days of leprechauns, Guinness, toothless simpletons, horse and cart, people arrested for bombings and Beamish." I really hope you make a video on Father Ted or Bottom someday.
I'm a huge Red Dwarf, Blackadder, Father Ted and Thin Blue Line fan so after watching this review I watched all of I'm Alan Patridge and This Time With Alan Partridge. Fantastic stuff, everyone should go out of their way to watch it!
Hey, young East Coast American chiming in with an admittedly limited perspective on the legend that certainly is Alan Partridge. The bulk of my familiarity with the character comes from his appearances on "The Day Today" with Jonathan Ross (thanks, CZcams, for archiving EVERYTHING). That whole show was a masterstroke of comedic genius all around, but Alan's segments were always the standouts. I can scarcely imagine what an entire half-hour with that sort of humor might entail (beyond your lovely highlights), but I'll definitely seek more of the man out.
I feel like the Golden Noggers at least would be alright to do over Skype. But the actual PPV reviews probably would be better served being done in person. Whatever you decide to do, I can guarantee that I'll be tuning in no matter what
It was defo a success internally within the BBC :D It wasn't very well promoted during the initial broadcast, but it certainly did well enough given they're committing to a new series of it which is currently in production :D great to see a review of something like this, when can we expect a Red Dwarf one? Haha, would love to know your thoughts on the most recent special x
My family and I watched this when it first came out, we thought there were some cracking bits but weren't too bothered about it. We watched it again a few years later and we were laughing non stop with the subtle nuances - I do agree that it's a really underrated show. I think the best thing when watching it is not to expect another I'm Alan Partridge, and then you won't be 'disappointed' - I think this is what a lot of people were initially expecting and that's why the reviews weren't great, but I think this concept was good, maybe it should have been addressed clearer when first released? Anyways, great video!!
Guys, many thanks for doing this amazing content in this very difficult times, i hope all of you, your famillies and love ones are doing well . God bless you all.
Howâs Mr. Planet of the Apes man? Oh. Is he still driving that Renault Megane? Yeah? Can I just read you something from Top Gear magazine? No, itâs alright, Iâve got it here, Iâve got it here. âWith a mere ninety break-horse-power available, progress is too leisurely to be called fast, but on the motorway in fifth gear the Meganeâs slow pace really becomes a pain. Uphill runs become power-sappingly mundane, while overtaking National Express coaches can become a long, drawn-out affair.â Not my words, Carol. The words of Top Gear magazine. Hello?
Ma boyyyyyssss Living in Scotland right now think I gave Jay a msg one time but thank you.......dont know how much all this free stuff and everything....makes me laugh through Brett's rope....honest boys u are here but so far far away đ„° plus bass guitar x
Don't know if you'll read this Jay but 100% prefer stuff done in person even if we have to wait a bit. Can't rush quality plus, as we go into the spring, the virus stuff will naturally calm down. Love the vids as always
The day after the episode with the Alan doppelganger aired, one of Irish papers wrote that Steve Coogan had done more to promote The Wolfe Tones in one night than RTE had done in 35 years!
Ha ha - back in the day I created one of their album covers through BGS in Scotland. Thanks for that. :)
@@Spartanm333 The 3 songs in that episode, Sweet Sixteen was in the Irish charts for almost 2 years in the early 80's back when people cared about the charts, The Furey Brothers and Davy Arthur sang the version I mean. Come Out Ye Black And Tans, no joke, it's used in an ad for ham fairly recently on Irish tv (with the lyrics changed) The IRA in that song aren't the Provos, it's going back 100 years to the War Of Independence. And The Men Behind The Wire, I believe that one is acceptable and sang by both communities up in Mistor Chuppy Land. (Northern Ireland)
I'd never heard of these Wolftones until I found the Blindboy podcast.
âDereâs more to OirelandâŠdan dis.â
Can I shake your hand?
Lmao â„
In 2019 Alan's hand washing piece was comedy. Now it's a public service film.
Jay saying "You're a good person and you matter" came to me at exactly the right time. It's been a difficult few months, and nobody has said that for a long time.
Also, my favorite AP quote is âThereâs never any graffiti in the hotel. Although in the gents a couple of weeks a go I did see someone had drawn a ladyâs part. Quite detailed. The guy obviously had talent.â
Fair play not recording over Skype Jay. It's so sad seeing the quality so many shows suffer with the handicap of the faces-in-boxes treatment. Happy to wait for the full experience :-)
There's a little gag in episode 1 that gets me every time, in the first vingette there's a moment at the start where Alan is walking down the street and setting up what the vingette is about and when he's done you just hear a guy in the background yell "PARTRIDGE YA WANKER"! It's a small thing but I laugh every time, great review lads :)
Already done with the farmers episode in Iâm AP. Also, they did it again when he was drawing the Venn diagram on the pavement.
@@RandomTask - yes its a regular Easter egg that Coogan gets in real life - Coogan ya wanker! and Ahaaaaaaaaaa! One reason he likes working abroad (he says).
I loved this series. There hasn't been a bad Partridge.
When I first saw this on the tele I instantly thought of osw when I saw Alan partridges lookalike singing âCome Out Ye Black and Tansâ đ€Ł
"Maybe just a few jokes?'
"No Alan, you CANT"
"Well there's no need to use that language, maybe a little joke?"
"No you CANT"
"You've just went and said it AGAIN!"
Loved this but I think I missed OOC more than on any other one. We all know how much he loves Partridge. I really would have loved to hear him geek out over this.
âDo make sure that your clean-handeeeeedâ Great show đ
"I've got your kids.. I've got your kids Dan"
I really wish the US was exposed to Steve Coogan about ten years sooner. That guy is a treasure.
10 years sooner than Around the World in 80 Days?
I am American and I first saw him in 24 Hour Party People in 2003, when I was 16.
@@marzilyas A good introduction!
The USA get plenty Coogan.
Like his latest film. About a 'FOX news type who has a black lovechild' or somesuch nonsense.
It was crap.
as an ignorant american, you really got this guy over! the knee crack bit was hilarious
Scary Irish man. You'd like to recruit me? I like your berets. They're worn by Saddam Hussein, Frank Spencer and the French.
This is hotter than a jet of molten bramley apple
Could go your way, could go mine. Either way one of us is going down.
Back of the fucking Jurassic Park net.
Also, the Oasthouse podcast is lovely stuff.
đ” đ¶ Alannnnn Partridge, from the oasthouse..... đ¶
Podcast was awesome. âLovely stuffâ
Is it Christmas again? Cannot explain how cool this is! My favourite racist Irishmen and Alan Gordon Partridge in the same place! Kiss my face!
In off the red!
Whatâs my favourite OSW episode? Hmm tough call, but Iâd have to say, the BEST of OSW review
Nice one Jay. Still somehow havenât seen this series yet, even though Iâm a big, dirty, Alan mark! đ€đ»đđ„
I was at about 5m in and feeling super sad, and you made me raise my head and smile x thanks for always being there :)
That bit where Alan and Simon are looking at the hotspots on the map of the U.K. and they comment on it looking like the Blitz kills me every time!
"So really it's a..."
Tightrope.
"A balancing act."
Which is WHAT a tightrope IS.
I honestly love you guys for putting out content during this mess going on in the world. I know im not the only one.
Keep it up fellas đ
I'd like to see a Goldberg's streak arc. Some great hot crowds which is something that's fun to see during the pandemic. Plus you could pick and choose the ppv's/nitro's/thunders with fun cards. Just hit the big matches
Weâre talking about Partridge here.
Susannah Fielding is an absolute (Stone Cold) stunner. Beautiful.
15.20 "I'd like to tickle your pink....." I lost it đ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€ŁâŁđźđȘ
Jennie and Alanâs relationship sounds like the dynamic between Eamonn Holmes and Anthea Turner
I'm thinking maybe more Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid
@@mitchdouglas9844 nah, she is very much aware that the way Piers Morgan is, is what puts eyes on the show. She knows he is a character, rather than a professional presenter.
Anthea 'the body' Turner
"You've suffering from minor woman's whiplash!" Fuck I love Partridge. Good job summing up the character and his history lads. I gotta watch This Time soon. Dunno why I never bothered with it first time around.
'Don't smile, you've broken your neck!!!'.
Dude! Journey of wrestling review hell yes! Bless you lads from Michigan, USA!
Alan Partridge is on HBO Max. After watching this episode I decided I need to check him out.
Only just found out theyâre doing series 2 from this review
Jurassic park
Coming up next: Ultimate Warrior WCW arc
Accidentally shoots man - âWHAT HAPPENS NOW?! WHAT HAPPENS NOW?!â đ
Thank you for not settling for Skype. Iâd rather just wait on stuff.
Do not underestimate how important you guys are to this lockdown, this content is keeping the rest of us from dying of boredom.
You guys are the BEST! I just got Partridge's first two series. Love It!
Youth hosteling with Chris Eubank
Finally covering Alan Partridge, and a load of free content on the horizon?
What a pittance.
Iâve watched so much Partridge since first watching this, thank you Jay!
I hope you and the lads stay safe Jay. Can't wait for things to get better. Thank you all so much for the show, its been a godsend in these times!
you're a good person and you matter too Jay
Thereâs a slight visual gag that I missed until a second watch when Alan goes to sit in the audience, asks them to shove up and as Alan sits down, an audience member falls off the end of the row!
Thanks for turning this American onto Alan Partridge! I'll be watching everything I can get my hands on during the pandemic. I'm not entirely clueless to British comedy as I love Jam and Chris Morris, but any new finds are always welcome.
Absolutely excellent!
This is awesome. I recently binge-watched ALL of the Alan Partridge material and movie, never before seeing a program, let alone a series (but knowing OF Alan)... Coogan is AMAZING; the humor, wit and acid sarcasm is so spot on. Granted not all of the references make to Me here in the United States, but I thoroughly enjoy it and I am ever so happy that OSW did this review!
Didnt realize sidekick simon was the guy they bagged and dragged in peep show
any alan partridge along with only fools and horses i can watch over and over and never get tired of it.....balls out of the bath on this one lynn
Two of my favourite things combined! OSW and Alan Partridge. Now all I need is Guinness to team up with Pornhub and my life will be complete.
How could you forget that Alan Partridge was also the sports correspondent on the day today.
I went to see the fireplace episode being filmed, it was fkn great! Surreal experiance. Also did you ever notice once he moves into his house the room is set up like his caravan, doesnt the builder ask what bedroom he wants and its the one the same size as his caravan one!! Amazing
Thank you for not doing skype
Such an awesome review, great pickup on the Easter eggs, the finger up on the CPR doll, such attention to detail.
Absolutely brilliant show and worth watching on multiple viewings. Thanks Jay, youâre a legend!
Ah you're welcome mate! Glad u enjoyed it! Back of the net
Thank you for the update Jay! I appreciate you keeping us Noggers informed. I love discovering more and more British comedy through OSW Review. Keep up the fantastic work!!
Thanks yous for your hards work, guys. That's whats I appreciates about ya.
To be faiiiiiiirrrrrrrrrr....
So glad you do these. Part of the reason I love you all is the Partridge connection. Hereâs to Oasthouse 2!
the work you put into this is absurd, thanks jay and the boys
This was an absolutely whopper episode lads! Really needed this! Thank you so much for all your hard work â€ïž
I loved This time, think I've rewatched it 3 or 4 times already.
Partridge will never get old!
And "Alan Partridge from the oasthouse, from the oasthouse" is brilliant, can't get the singing out of my head, but shhh don't tell High Noon!!!!
Edit: KISS MY FACE!
youve made my day lads!
His and Gervais' comedy is some of the best out there.
Gervais about 20 years ago maybe
Thank you for all the great content. Most importantly you lads stay safe! We as fans can take it, if a video doesn't come out on time, or at all. I will be joining the Patreon very soon. Keep up the awesome work!
Love you Jay, take care of yourself out there in the plague zone.
"See the match?"
"Which one?"
"Dunno."
I would like a Triple H Reign of Terror Arc. That would be like 15 episodes but if they grow tired of Raw they could throw in random Smackdown PPVs
OOC might veto that
I'd friggin love a Ruthless Aggression arc. People seem to think that WWE went from Attitude to the PG era lick a switch was flipped. The Boys could give a great platform to a fairly underrated era in wrestling (outside wrestling circles ofc)
I've pierced my foot on a spike!
Talking about the Daily Express when he's pierced his foot through the spike.
"Its a niceeeeee paper!"
Always has me howling with laughter
That's such a lovely introduction, thank you Jay
watched the Alan episodes out of order, in my comment on the other one I said you have to listen to his audio books, you obviously already have :) they're so good. I also have watched all the Partridge stuff possibly hundreds of times, it's like the old Simpson's episodes for me, maybe even more watched though. anyway thank you for another great video, and all the best to you and V1 and hoping OLD is well too
Since itâs been 20 Years, I would love to see an arc on the Invasion Angle in 2001
Yes!!!!!!!!!!!
Eh... maybe not yet. I think that'd be another long arc, yeah? Maybe something shorter first; something to cleanse the palate.
Why, it's painful to watch
Nah that's been done to death what else can they say noone else has ?
@@Noises_Off if you consider August to November long but yeah been done to death nothing left to say
The only Allan Partridge quote I'm familiar with is from your Secrets of Wrestling review where he says "I am an American!" and waves his hands in front of his face. I've been quoting that for over a year now. Now I gotta see more of this fella.
Fiiiiiive
âHe likes American things nowâ
I suggest Angle's first title run, Edge and Matt Hardy's feud, or the Invasion which would be gold..
I got into Alan Partridge thanks to you guys. THANK YOU
He's now up there for me with the Simpsons, Seinfeld and Arrested Development
Storyline ideas.
Goldberg Era: Major PPv's with short overviews of Nitro and Thunder Squashes (Would kill to see it just to hear you guys talk about Glacier cause I swear they had like..6 matches against each other.)
And this can cap off with a short jump into his 2004 WWE run if you're feeling froggy Or just the WWE Goldie run capping off with Mania 20
CM Punk Era: Start off with MitB, giving a synopsis of his career up until then, and then continue until either his Mania Match with Taker or the Rumble before he walked out.
For some reason the Ministry comes to mind, maybe some videos on that
Earlier Attitude era stuff.
Aces n 8's storyline
Jay, this was beyond exceptional. I really don't know how to put this. Being a massive fan of Steve Coogan, I immediately loved it. He is a brilliant comedian. I'm surprised you didn't mention the episode about the irish tv producers looking to make a documentary about Ireland. "There's more to Ireland than this". "The old days of leprechauns, Guinness, toothless simpletons, horse and cart, people arrested for bombings and Beamish." I really hope you make a video on Father Ted or Bottom someday.
Both of these would be amazing!!
Bottom is severely underrated
I'm a huge Red Dwarf, Blackadder, Father Ted and Thin Blue Line fan so after watching this review I watched all of I'm Alan Patridge and This Time With Alan Partridge. Fantastic stuff, everyone should go out of their way to watch it!
Cowboy Bret episode was good quality Jay. Unless you told me it was over Skype I would of never known it was.
*would have
I require a fight between you guys and the Attitude Era Podcast over the rights to review the original TNA PPVs.
Hey, young East Coast American chiming in with an admittedly limited perspective on the legend that certainly is Alan Partridge. The bulk of my familiarity with the character comes from his appearances on "The Day Today" with Jonathan Ross (thanks, CZcams, for archiving EVERYTHING). That whole show was a masterstroke of comedic genius all around, but Alan's segments were always the standouts. I can scarcely imagine what an entire half-hour with that sort of humor might entail (beyond your lovely highlights), but I'll definitely seek more of the man out.
OMG I laughed for about 5 minutes with the splice of Sid talking about "ok lemme do it over" J.R. "No. It's live, pal!" Hahahaha whew. #tears
I feel like the Golden Noggers at least would be alright to do over Skype. But the actual PPV reviews probably would be better served being done in person. Whatever you decide to do, I can guarantee that I'll be tuning in no matter what
It was defo a success internally within the BBC :D It wasn't very well promoted during the initial broadcast, but it certainly did well enough given they're committing to a new series of it which is currently in production :D great to see a review of something like this, when can we expect a Red Dwarf one? Haha, would love to know your thoughts on the most recent special x
Thatâs an awesome idea đ
I watched this on an areoplane. Such a great series.
My family and I watched this when it first came out, we thought there were some cracking bits but weren't too bothered about it. We watched it again a few years later and we were laughing non stop with the subtle nuances - I do agree that it's a really underrated show.
I think the best thing when watching it is not to expect another I'm Alan Partridge, and then you won't be 'disappointed' - I think this is what a lot of people were initially expecting and that's why the reviews weren't great, but I think this concept was good, maybe it should have been addressed clearer when first released? Anyways, great video!!
Lyn's 'Strong coat' - that's quality. Lol to infinity.
Alanâs zombie was so much better than WWECWâs
Do you see any upset zombies?
Guys, many thanks for doing this amazing content in this very difficult times, i hope all of you, your famillies and love ones are doing well . God bless you all.
Now you've got Norfolks maddest man!
Howâs Mr. Planet of the Apes man? Oh. Is he still driving that Renault Megane? Yeah? Can I just read you something from Top Gear magazine? No, itâs alright, Iâve got it here, Iâve got it here.
âWith a mere ninety break-horse-power available, progress is too leisurely to be called fast, but on the motorway in fifth gear the Meganeâs slow pace really becomes a pain. Uphill runs become power-sappingly mundane, while overtaking National Express coaches can become a long, drawn-out affair.â Not my words, Carol. The words of Top Gear magazine. Hello?
Ma boyyyyyssss
Living in Scotland right now think I gave Jay a msg one time but thank you.......dont know how much all this free stuff and everything....makes me laugh through Brett's rope....honest boys u are here but so far far away đ„° plus bass guitar x
Stay safe guys. Thanks for the video!!
As always... Nice action! Very nice action!
Is the book "Mo on Mo: The Life and Times of Mo?"
My money's on Virgil: Taking Life One Tenner at a Time.
4:53... Wow. Um, thank you. Didn't know I actually needed that.
Thank you for turning this Yank onto Alan Partridge!!
Thank you for telling me I'm a good person and I matter!! Fookin love ya Jay!
Listening to the newest episode of Adam Buxton's Podcast right now ... The 1st 4 minutes are awesome, a great surprise cameo!
Tim key is such an under appreciated comedian. Wether he is acting or just being himself, he always hilarious without fail
the irish singalong bit is genuinely one of the funniest bits of TV i've ever seen
Love these. Please do more
Don't know if you'll read this Jay but 100% prefer stuff done in person even if we have to wait a bit. Can't rush quality plus, as we go into the spring, the virus stuff will naturally calm down. Love the vids as always
Very kind of u mate! I hope we get back to recording in a week or two, itching to do more đ
So, Alan Patridge is like Michael Scott if he hosted his own daytime show
More or less, except we aren't inclined to like Partridge.
The finest visual gag occurs when Alan tries to squeeze in alongside a row of tightly packed audience members and one falls off the end of seats đ
17:33 HOLY. That's magnificent lol