Stewart Lee On The Challenge Of Stand-Up
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2022
- In this episode, Rob is joined by comedian Stewart Lee to discuss his new stand-up shows on BBC iPlayer: Snowflake and Tornado.
The pair talk about whether a joke needs to have a victim, the type of audiences Stewart’s shows attract, and how the deadpan star really feels about Ricky Gervais, John Cleese, and other comedians he mentions in his routines.
We also find out why there may be a lot of people in the Philippines who think that Stewart wrote Blackadder.
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Is it post postmodern comedy or is it post post post postmodern comedy?
why cant we just watch it on here you welsh c---?
Why can't I find 'tornado' on the iPlayer?
@@joshuataylor3550 because it hasnt aired yet on tv
@@jamesthirtyone pretentious
I love it when Stew's stoic stage facade fades and he genuinely cackles with laughter.
Cause Brydon's a real one. He's made some truly dark and interesting comedy that horribly overlooked now and yet is smashing it with light entertainment and his elvis obsessions. He's a lovely weird dude and it's great that Lee of all cynical F's shows such immediate joy seeing Rob. Brydon is disarmingly funny. He's got technique under another technique under another and yet makes that not feel impersonal and contrived. Not easily done. It tends toward people of good character.
"There's an excitement in going to Peterborough"... Every joke is a gem, with Stewart Lee.
Not one joke is funny, he's for people with no intellect or sense of humour
@@peopletalkuttergarbage I don't always agree with his politics, but he is a topnotch stand up.
@@peopletalkuttergarbage No sense of humour? Okay. No intellect? Get fucked. If anything, it's all far too cerebral.
No, that’s not a joke I don’t think. My wife and I saw him in Peterborough back in 2009 and it was a great atmosphere - the audience loved it. He’s saying he’s appreciated in those kind of provincial towns coz nothing much happens there.
@@arc236 I also don't believe it to be a joke, but I took it as one
Hard to pick, but Stew's probably my all-time favourite comedian of all time.... and Rob's somewhere in the Top 50. 😀 As a professional Jungle Canyon Rope Bridge Repair Man who was made redundant thanks to Thatcher in the 80s, I really appreciate Stewart's humour.
Did you see the two Mystery Machines on his shelf? Dog?
It's not like we don't need your services here in Brum. Can't move in the canyons for bloody Pirate Zombies these days. Privatization!
How was it thanks to Thatcher..? I assume you are still campaigning for a subsidy to keep Blockbuster video employees in a job?
@@jayveebloggs9057 That's a very poor analogy. It fails completely.
Blockbusters was a private company which dealt in an out-moded medium and was therefore unsustainable.
There were no more hard copy videos/DVDs, nor people who wanted them.
Jungle Canyon Rope Bridges are not a business. They provide a community service. Birmingham STILL has canyons that need crossing, and people who need to cross them.
It's zombie pirate apologists like you that are destroying the fabric of society.
@@jayveebloggs9057 😂they blame ‘Thatch’ for everything. Ben Elton blames her for his mansion
Absolutely loved this so nice to see Stuart Lee and Hugh grant chatting away.
Hi Rob.
Hugh Brydon and Terry Christian no?
Hugh Grants let himself go.
@@GG-ml3vr l don't think you let go lm 100% sure it just leaves.
Oh, I thought it was Anton Du Beke
Giving it to us straight, like pear cider that's made from 100% pears...
100% pear*
@@fme4099 wot, one giant pear?!
@@nkenchington6575 You had to be there...
and then the fly thought...
Went to see Stewart Lee in Perth doing the two shows referred to in the summer, never seen anything like it in my life. Don’t miss the chance to see him at least once in your life. Artist doesn’t even touch it. Thank you.
Completely agree, although he has let himself go.
If he's cancelled Will he deny it exists ?
@@niallkennedy23 yes he has, The Hague canteen food isn’t what it once was, but that’s Brexit for you
Biggest fraud in comedy. Hasn't done or made ANYTHING of note
@@GabagoolForeverAndAlways Ok Ricky, sorry, I mean Paddy . . . 😂
I would like to see an alternative to 'Last of the summer wine' with Stewart Lee, 'Jonathan Pie' & Charlie Brooker doing something together but it might blow up the TV. Emotion turned up to 11.
Stewart sitting there with a backdrop filled with the DVD's of himself that he buy's online to push the prices up.
😆 🤣
Buy's? Buy's? Are you five?
@@Misteryowl yes’s
I would have thought you'd blame your original post on predictive text, but now I know. I'm genuinely sorry if you have learning difficulties.
@@Misteryowl your simpathy is apreciated
I think this is one of the best interviews Iv seen with Stewart Lee . Thank you Rob 🎭
"I am become death, destroyer of fragile celebrity egos." --Stewart Lee
He targeted celebrity allies before like Russell Howard who all.virtue signal the exact same consensus
That’s the one thing Lee was right about. Russell Howard is awful.
He espouses the 'values' of the carphone warehouse and doesn't even realise it.
Haven’t seen Rob so starstruck since Bob Mortimer!
Genuine respect for one of the greatest comedians of all time😊
Is this the guy that hangs around with the rap singers? You know…the rap singers…you’ve seen them…the rap singers they’ve got nowadays.
Brilliant interview I watched Snowflake and Tornado back to back (yep you CAN binge-watch comedy specials!) and they are works of genius, love that Rob thinks the same. Pity this wasn't an hour long!!
it is
The podium bit in saying the unsayable. Gervais style long sip of beer giving great opportunity to read every word of what he’s to say next which ironically is saying the unsayable. Brilliant.
Stewart Lee now unconsciously espouses the values of the carphone warehouse and doesn't even realise it.
I think the most impressive part was how Stewart switched from that grotesque verbal stuff instantly to being normal
I couldn’t cope with that, I ended up squirming in my seat watching through my fingers. Loved it
@@seanp8220 does he now? I see you are neither conservative nor liberal, which is good. But it begs the question, what are you?
@@willywonka7812 Conservative and liberal are the same side of the same coin... and it would appear Sean is in fact conservative
Lovely chat, thanks. My girlfriend lasted two minutes watching 'Snowflake", then retired to the kitchen, while I was creased up laughing for the next 58 mins.
Exactly the same with my missus.
Sorry mate. In your heart you know she was never the one.
Your girlfriend has impeccable comedic taste
I saw it live recently and I found it so funny that I felt I was going to be physically sick.
Best place for a woman.
This Actually Happened is the best piece of stand up, nay, performative art, I have have ever seen
I met him years ago when he was very young wandering across a field in Cornwall St Germans Elephant Fayre. He appeared to be absolutely out of his nut and said he was trying to escape from a woman in a tent... We had an incredibly surreal conversation. Even then it was quite apparent that he was an amazing thinker and so witty.
Elephant fayre was amazing
@@brendanroberts4866 it was indeed 😊
Or simply off his tits
Proof that being out of your nut in early life makes you into the ultimate conformist in later life.
That is exactly the kind of thing I expect to read about him but never do. Until now. Thanks!
‘It’s Your duty to go to Kettering!’ That had me in stitches!
I love smiley, happy Stewart because we seem to see that side of him so rarely :)
Tbf, he seems to be like that most of the time offstage.
He's not the world's greatest living comedian.
He is in fact the 41st.
He's not even as good as a guy who opened for Tom O'Connor once.
You can't argue with facts.
He a comedian?
I had to Google him. Never knew who he was or is..
Its like being voted the worlds biggest dwarf
Off to see him in London in a few weeks for the leister square show, very excited, saw tornado/snowflake a few weeks back and absolutely phenomenal
I watched his Edinburgh show at 10am on a Monday. Didn't think it possible for a crowd to be that into comedy at 10am on a Monday. Testament to Stewart's style!
It was amazing FYI. Should have said
I swear starting your day listening to something that makes you laugh is about the best start to a day you can have.
Such a joy watching these two chatting away thank you .☮
Yes, but don’t you detect a bit of respectful apprehension from Rob? As amiable as he is, I sense Stewart’s Goliath like comedic intellect puts mere mortals on the back foot. Great interview though, and could have side stepped the elephant in the room but didn’t even drop the shoulder. Fair play.
@@funkycooldad well spotted.
This is the Stewart Lee interview I’ve always wanted. Thanks Rob!
Stewart Lee is a master craftsman in the art of comedy.
Wrong
@@dwaynedibley3529 opinions are subjective not definitive so it can't be wrong, it can be different but not wrong ????
@@TacBlades I disagree. It depends on the subject matter and the place it comes from. You can easily prove that fact with the word racism. However Stewart has been shit for years and now he can only get clicks by attacking successful people. It's pathetic.
No, Jerry Sadowitz is a master craftsman of comedy.
@@dwaynedibley3529 views can not be definitive as they are based on personal perspective, experience and taste.
I saw the Snowflake/Tornado gig just as covid was kicking off and we got extra material like "This is the last gig you'll ever see!" and he wasn't wrong :) Feels like a life time ago. Or 2.5 years.
A friend of a friend went as we had an extra ticket, he was on the fence, ended up going and walked out before the end lol
And I've seen Rob live as well, where his mic played up and we had an extra 4 mins of material there as well :) good times.
Yeah same here, saw him in Birmingham just a couple of days before lockdown was announced, we were all laughing but we knew it was coming. Then saw him earlier this year in Crewe, and he'd definitely made changes
A whole 4 minutes? Or is that a roundup?
Saw him at the Canterbury Marlowe which was literally the last gig before lockdown. Very funny but very bizarre atmosphere knowing they were shutting everything down that evening.
I so love these and this one was one of the best - great stuff Mr B!!
A big fan of you both. Great and fun conversation. Thankin.
Great interview. Rob Brydon is the man and a great interviewer. Obviously, I love Stewart Lee.
He's let himself go though
@@howdjNo he didn’t. A cartoonish caricature of an Eskimo did.
I flipping love Stewart Lee 🎉
As an expact living in the UK I have to admit that some conversations in between two british humans are absolutely exquisite to hear 👌🎩
Great interview, love both of these guys
Good stuff. Two lovely, funny blokes.
Glasgow Liverpool and Belfast haha Stewart is spot on there
Thank you, that was great!✌️👍💞💃
I'm loving the amount of scooby doo merchandise behind him
Bert from Bert and Ernie has really let himself go
And so has Ernie.
I loved this tornado snowflake one. I've listened to it from start to finish literally four times and it's still funny. Was pissing myself at the 1940s/50s/60s romance style rotisserie chicken part 😂 "like a thirsty little cat". Stewart Lee has always been me and my partner's favourite. Enjoyed him a lot. He finds different parts funny to me. I identify too much with the unappreciated vulnerable narcissist but my partner ashamedly grew up in a bit of a racist family so he chuckles more at the cultural stuff that makes him feel uncomfortable. Brilliant.
Thank you! So interesting!!!
I'm not sure why but I have to say I'm quite surprised to see Rob interviewing Stew
I know what you mean. They are slightly different traditions. But they clearly like each other, and Rob's respect is real.
Rob Brydon has really let himself go.
Brilliant!
Thank you I enjoyed that 😊
I had to breathe a huge sigh of relief when Stewart said that Noel Fielding was brilliant.
Because those are my two favorites. I can't have them at war.
Ricky Gervais fans: why are people upset by Ricky’s jokes? They’re just words.
Also Ricky fans: we’re upset because Stewart Lee said words
Ricky and his fans are seriously fragile about any criticism of him, despite this whole 'free speech' 'comedy is meant to offend' spiel
@@saoirsedeltufo7436 Which is exactly why no one likes him
@@saoirsedeltufo7436 'Fragile' - or just happy to defend him? Haven't seen anyone say no-one should criticise Ricky. And if they do say that, they're wrong.
I dont like either much as comedians but Lee is a virtue signaller as well. So he's worse.
He's a fat never-was who who thinks being a member of the guardian hivemind makes him edgy.
Also liking The Fall is a really desperate attempt at the same.
His comedic observations on right wingers is based completely on straw men and his old 80s fart desires about the right.
He probably thinks Alexi sayle is/was funny and the only time he's been on point is when he says that his jokes are not meant for me.
@@saoirsedeltufo7436 It's because deep down they know he's done nothing good since The Office and are insecure about people pointing it out.
Late arrival to this channel. This is wonderful conversation, thank you.
Loved this. Subbed....Nice 1 William Shatner & that guy from the Trip.
The concept of middle-class angst has let itself go.
Stewart Lee’s actually looking pretty healthy…
I was thinking the same thing
Stewart Lee has not let himself go?
@@neilldehaan2522 No, but Todd Carty has
I guess...in the way a mother means "you're clearly eating well!"
Now he’s go rid of that ridiculous beard
When I first clicked the “next video” banner came up and I actually thought that was the review for a second😂. Stew is a treasure.
what platform can we watch it on ?
I’ll express surprise that Stewart is on here (I’m not sure why, but nevertheless…) but glad that a)people who only know of his comic persona can see that he comes across as a reasonable man in ‘real life’ and b)that other people in the world agree with me that After Life was a crock of s**t.
That's Gervais
...you porridge-brained fvckwit.
Britain won't be Great again with oxygen wasters like you swanning around.
Try the after life outtakes
He comes across as a fascist lefty Internazi comedian - about as funny as Stalin.
The therapist scenes are gold ( Dennis the Pennis is back )
@@bluetoad2668 The entire show should've been taken out.
I saw both shows in Nottingham Live ..... I am still laughing. He is hilarious....
That was amazingly inciteful
The thing I love most about Stewart Lee is his endless smugness. No matter what happens in the world, pandemics, economic catastrophe, genocide, your loved ones dying, etc etc, Stewart Lee’s smugness is still there and always will be. And it’s just really comforting to know that.
I've been heartened to see this interview make it to the Independent news site, and the ensuring row about "who is this so-called comedian, who dares to insult our sacred cow, Ricky?!?!?!" from the usual group of the Indy comment section's have-a-go-heroes.
But he makes a very fair point. Gervais went full supernova with The Office, and he's got gradually more and more mainstream and family friendly in terms of his drama-comedy, to the point where it's almost like they were written by two completely different people. Diminishing returns, indeed. And I quite like both Derek and After Life.
Family friendly have you seen after life he helps a homeless man kill himself with heroin what are you talking about
@@skyebates246 You never see a homeless man eating a Twix.
He definitely needed someone to help him with the writing, editing and production etc. it’s full of creative decisions that just scream ‘that will do’, and to my mind that comes from his low opinion of his audience and over-rating his own skill, and I reckon some collaboration may have alleviated that a bit.
@@jsmith4230 something like that
@@skyebates246 Oh get a grip. I said "more family friendly." Yes, there's still the usual Gervais levels of "shock" in there, but they're done with far more sympathy than previously, to the extent that yes, I wouldn't have a hard time watching it with a couple of young teenagers and then talking about it afterwards.
We're not all prudes, you know, and neither do we want our kids to be.
love how mr. brydon makes a point of using the clapper at the start to sync up the audio and video and then from literally the next shot onwards, the audio and video are out of sync!
I love how ferocious and hair trigger Stu’s cackle is. Wish i was that primed for belly laughs.
I needed a dictionary for some of the words lol. Enjoyed this very much.
"I think it's the worst thing that's ever been made by a human."
LOL
Stewart Lee has been trending on twitter for 4 days now because of his comment on Afterlife.
Considering that he got an hour out of Netflix getting the description of his show wrong, I can't wait to se the material he comes up with after this.
what did he say about Afterlife?
@@butterflymoon6368 think he said its like a 9 hour crying wank. Which is spot on
@@butterflymoon6368 he says in this video that afterlife is the worst thing ever created by a human being
Loving the look Rob!
Served him in camera obscura at Edinburgh. Nobody knew who he was but me, but I was too nervous to take his booking lol he was very nice though
Been a while since Jimmy Hill, has been on the box.
Ah now there we go... 8 minutes in it's the blokes that get it and the gals who are dragged into going to watch him. 🙄
Well no. I found Snowflake and Tornado on iplayer on my very own and don't faint but I'm a woman and found it funny. I liked the character of Stewart Lee he was presenting. It was interesting and engaging. I enjoyed the irony of both shows and the bravery of the repetition. I did like the Alan Bennett storytelling part very much.
There we are! I may edit and add later!
Thanks Rob for creating your CZcams Channel. I've been watching since lockdown. Best Caroline x
Interesting to watch this and see more of his natural personality in order to tell what part of his on stage persona is a construct.
Stewart directed Jerry Springer the Opera. A show I was in. A brilliant guy and director. 😊🤞🏾
Wasn't that cancelled ? Of course cancel culture doesn't exist ...
@@daraorourke5798 I mean no? It faced heavy opposition from church groups but it was very successful what are you on about - it’s most recent run was in 2019?
A brilliant show! Astonishingly high quality of music, ideas and performance. Everyone was fab 🙂
I believe he is talking about the televised version, which was cancelled due to religious groups.
Thats so cool! really sorry about those religious nut jobs getting it cancelled despite never seeing it
On every video featuring Stewart on CZcams there is someone commenting about how much they dislike him and/or his comedy. Generally the thing to do if you don't like something is to avoid it, yet you go the opposite way and seek it out. For your own mental health I suggest finding a new way of handling things you don't enjoy, you're only making yourselves more angry.
So tell the fat guardian wankstain Lee to not watch Ricky Gervaise then.
You think that only happens on Lee videos?
Is this your first day on the Internet? 😅
I love watching Rob tease so much out of his guests with his firm but sure hand and encouraging smile.
ROB, the audio cuts in and out on Spotify around 49mins in sir, with moments of silence. Thought I'd better tell you! x
Stopped working to sit and watch this one, great interview. Love Stewart's work, seen him live half a dozen times, always a pleasure to speak to after shows, no ego whatsoever
He has no idea who you are.
Grow up.
@@ThatCoalSoul me grow up? Says the troll. Do something with your life and you might have interesting experiences of your own, rather than stinking up your mum's basement.
@@DaveRelph001 Wrong window
...idiot.
Come near the house again and the police will be called.
@@ThatCoalSoul aren’t you just a little ray of sunshine.
@@dawnivison7678 You've either heard the song or you haven't.
I saw Snowflake/Tornado a couple of months ago, it was fantastic. Also saw the last one, Content Provider, which was superb too. Front row both times!
How would you rank them?
@@chickenfdisoruhg4915 10/10 for them all.
@@ClarkyGuitar Glad to see you enjoyed all three shows. Even though I'm American, I hope one day to see Stew live (although the time frame for this gets smaller and smaller).
@@chickenfdisoruhg4915 Hopefully you will get to see him soon. The only comedian I've seen that rivalled him was Bill Burr. But completely different styles of course.
@@ClarkyGuitar Very different comedians, both of whom I equally respect. I’ve really got to get out more. All my favorite comics will soon be long gone by the time I finally decide to get out of the house. Here’s to amazing standup 🍾
I've seen Stewart Lee twice in Portsmouth, brilliant both times and went to see Rob at the same venue....I turned up to see Rob Brydon with zero expectation thinking 'this'll be fucking crap and a waste of time' only to walk out at the end thinking it was one of the best shows I'd ever been to. Brilliant the pair of them👏👏
Loved that Rob... just wish it had been longer...
It's a trailer for the 56 minute Spotify version.
Awesome, thanks
I love the fact that in Snowflake, Stewart addresses the tired tropes by reeling many of them out, yet here, like in every comments section they're still appearing
That's why he can never be defeated.
The conservatives virtue signal just as hard as the liberals, and they're both as brainwashed as each other. I thought critical analysis was more important than any kind of conformity.
It was weird that he looked like a mix of Freddie Starr and Ted Bovis...and he even cracked that Ted Bovis has let himself go line
Stewart is a hypocrite and speaks in cliches and tired old lingo
@@eliwood9906 and then sometimes he talks in silence, or retches, or just snacks his microphone against the stand
Not sure you've actually got a point there
Also draw a line between Stewart Lee the character and the man
Harry Secombe's let himself go
Mark Lamarr's let himself go
@@MT-kx2uc ? It's a running gag and I was the first to say it on this video 🙂
@@kingloser4198 exactly. That’s why I joined in. Ah well.
😂😂😂
@@steveharrison76 :D I was talking to MK :D Ah well :)
I could listen to these two chat for hours
Why is the actual video not available on Spotify ?
He's right about Afterlife.
I agree and I've never seen it.
@@kildogery hahahahaha
i gave up after 2 episodes. I get get bombarded with clips of it on instagram and people wanking over it in the comments. I mean this guy co created the genius that is the Office and this is how bad he has got now.
@@guitarreilly what’s wrong with After Life?
@@deepzepp4176 over sentimental formulaic tripe and the humour so broad and predictable. None of the subtly of the office or even extras
Love Stewart Lee. Absolute Legend.
You gave it to me straight, like pear cider :)
He looks fat. Fat and depressed.
Rob with the 2-cam setup. He’s got budget!
"Going well by British standards" is clutch, I'm gonna use that later.
I can fully understand his feelings regarding Gervais. He’s reverted to the nasty edgy reactionary “character” he was at the start in the early 90s, blatantly steals his bits (notably from Stew) and thinks he’s God’s gift to mawkish sentimental TV…. Afterlife has its moments but they’re not his scenes and he gets the most comic mileage from his obviously contrived Twitter spats (“I should have left it….”). Having said that, I didn’t expect Stew’s bit. Absolutely savage!
No he didn't stop calling out the loony hypocrisy and now we have kids detransitioning at 6 years old after being pushed into it at 2. You people are disgusting
I contacted Gervais several times on twitter saying he should do a comedy about a junkie who's only friend is his dog, hey presto After Life, never got a reply, fact is if you listen to his podcasts he's virtually stolen every idea he's ever done, I'm in agreement that After Life is pretty average, problem is he's living off the office, which was great but 20 years ago
The system stinks and is causing irreparable harm - Gervis calls out the obvious insanity inherent in the system while Lee thinks it's absolutely fine and ignores all those families suing Tavistock. Blood is on his hands tbh.
I think I'm in the minority in that I like both Stewart lee and afterlife
Stewart is so lovely and a genius. I like Rob too..
Impressed with Stu’s Scooby Doo figures collection
Lee now looks like Ronnie Corbett who's going through a Morrissey phase
This is the sort of comment that could end up in his set one day. 🤣
Stewart Lee a comedian, that's a rather generous compliment.
I love how people still think that is a clever insult. He is a comedian. He makes a living performing comedy. People find him funny, not everyone but a decent number.
I went to see him recently in Glasgow,, but had to leave as I was unwell, as I was waiting on a taxi Stewart was on his break,, noticed him in a hallway, and explained I had to leave as I was unwell, he said to me get in touch on social media his Web page or whatever and he'd give me a tkt for Edinburgh as I live in Edinburgh,, still waiting for my tkt, I won't hold it against you, as my mate spoke to you after about me leaving, and you signed a book for me,, hope to see you again soon. 🏴
Rob Brydon has let Stuart Lee go.
Stewart Lee - The Guardian newspaper in human form.
Concentrated Guardian consensus and nothing more.
@@seanp8220 you seem to have a busy life
Thanks
Two of my absolute favourites..could watch them chatting to each other for hours.
Stew has the same cheap and nasty Philips' headphones that I have. I wonder if we're related...or if it's an incredible cosmic coincidence...or that, at some point, we both chose to buy a really basic pair of headphones?
Perhaps you're the same person that only appears to be two different people when viewed from different points of space and time?
Rob you look like a younger version of Rolf Harris with ur new look 🤣
Hair transplant tech has moved on a lot or some it isn't real!
Except wayyyy h0tter.
Like hair cider made from 100% hair
@@dhalsim-1👏👏👏
I once had a piss next to Stewart outside the green room tent at Glastonbury 95.
Me and my mate Tim had performers tickets as he was doing a magic act that year.
We weren’t with the rest of the rabble. Flushing toilets, showers. What a summer that was
You fucking rock!
Didn't really fancy watching After Life based on the story description but saw the bit where Ricky's character orders a kid's meal and thought that was good. Might try it.
The overall sentiment of show is worth the watch imo. Has its obvious faults, but in no way is it a waste of viewing.
There are some genuinely funny moments but there is a lot of rubbish as well. Essentially a lot of his character looking sad while walking a dog. The support characters are nearly all ludicrous caricatures.
The best way to watch it is just to watch a compilation of the funniest bits on CZcams. You aren't missing anything worthwhile by doing that IMO.
As cuddly as Rob is, anyone who's seen Human Remains will know how much he must hate Gervais' current output.
Trite nonsense.
Jealous too ?
AFTERLIFE AND GERVAIS NEW MIDDLEAGED YANKIEDOODLE DOO FEMALE FANS ARE SHIT
Human Remains was over 20 years ago. There are no excuses any more for over a decade of inaction.
@@seanp8220 he's done loads of stuff.
The Trip is great, for starters.
@@kildogery That was OK, but it was nothing next to Human Remains IMO.