I was thinking they could do a tour of America (not California, since they've already been there), and try some of the alcohol here. I was thinking how much I would enjoy seeing them try some Kentucky Bourbon. Or maybe some of the micro-breweries in the Pacific North West.
I'm trying to prod them (via twitter) to do an Oz and James drink to Japan.. it seems a great location with a huge variety of local drinks to explore.. Oz seemed up for it.. so just a matter of onboarding James
16:30 They obviously "did something" when they were younger....more than once based on the interaction...more than twice...more than thr...you get the picture.
Oh my, Jame's sense of direction is notorious. James giving Oz tips; those ole boys must spend one day finding the places, and one day drinking, and so on.....
After 45 years in a Thai jail I've discovered something about British TV. I can buy a boxed set of these two guys travelling around the country swilling booze. I can sit at home with a box of scotch and slowly work my way through it whilst watching the vids. British TV keeps you off the streets. It does it does it does.
May: "You live in a posh house in West London! You're not Irish! You're not! You're not! You're not! You're as Irish as my arse and that came from Bristol! Cut!" Brilliant, great end to the episode. And on that bombshell, it's time to end, thank you so much for watching, good night.
@@videosfromelsewhere926 Well, we got to Ireland right as chinese virus was in full swing, but we were still able to go to Doyle's in Graiguenamanagh and have a couple pints. It was a great pub! Coal stove in the back, but there was sadly no music. One of the best things we did was kayaking down the river Barrow. The Cliffs of Moher were amazing...truly one of the most awesome places I have ever visited. It was one of the best trips I have ever taken and I hope to go back soon.
I've been to the G ... Brewery/ Museum and its a fantastic experience. And beeing there as a school trip from Italy was extra cool. #privateschoolingftw
These guys didnt do their research, you have Guinness, Murphy's and Beamish Irish stouts and more , you have Smithwicks, Kilkenny and other Irish Ales etc etc
I would think, ne, hope, by now some entrepreneur would cobble together a nice coach tour of Britain based on this adventure. That would be the American thing to do.
@@jordanhicks5131 Thank you! I really don't get why James got so caught up and stressed over the use of the word "Irish"... I mean he's always a pedantic piece o' shite in general, but he's clearly got some insecurities or "white knight syndrome" regarding the way the world, and even neighboring countries, view the Irish people. Seriously, no one is purely any one ethnicity anymore, I just don't understand why he was so determined to make a bg deal out of such a minor fact.
The swear jar is back! It was the same when Top Gear did (I think ) the Alpha Romeo swear jar with words like 'passion' :p The swear jar is going to be able to retire with a bedroom on board the forthcoming "Virgin Galactic" taking virtually every flight into space :p
James is quite irrational ... on the one hand he is all FOR "new things" like industrializing the production of beer, but then he goes all "traditional" on the whole Oyrish thing ...
Then he follows it up with a very good and very open minded monologue about why beers are changing and will be something different in the future ... because the work people do has changed. If you think about the whole situation of "real pubs" closing in England and being replaced by "lifestyle bars" and other such nonsense, he very much hits the nail on the head there. Oh and blame the women for this kind of change, because its them who want to go to a "fancy and civilised wine bar" instead of a traditional pub. Its the same all over the world really, because "traditional" gets replaced with "exotic" ... as if the exotic will stay exotic if you can have it every day. Its just becoming the norm.
Ugh, I hate that. I'm not Irish, I don't pretend to be Irish. I don't affect an Irish accent when i have a "Point" of Guinness in my hand, and no. Whiskey doesn't make you Irish. Neither does drinking on St. Pats. Let's celebrate the domination of the island by the Anglican church, by wearing green, shamrocks, getting smashed, and trying to act "Irish." At what point is it fucking insulting?
"It's an Irish beer, because it's 9%, and it gets the job done." respect 😂
he had james may sold with that. hook, line, and sinker
"I fear brown beer is doomed" Got that completely wrong, those sorts of beers made a huge comeback since this programme.
Love this show...
Wish they'd make more.
I was thinking they could do a tour of America (not California, since they've already been there), and try some of the alcohol here. I was thinking how much I would enjoy seeing them try some Kentucky Bourbon. Or maybe some of the micro-breweries in the Pacific North West.
They would probably kill each other lol
i would really like them to do a tour like that on german Beer ^^
I'm trying to prod them (via twitter) to do an Oz and James drink to Japan.. it seems a great location with a huge variety of local drinks to explore.. Oz seemed up for it.. so just a matter of onboarding James
@@WagooPlease keep prodding.
"You don't have any professional expertise in hair, you don't even have any hair."
How much they're enjoying the eastern european sounding GPS lady saying "shits", just great
These two were hilarious together. I love how Oz never actually denies what James calls him! 😂
Shame as when they were in the Temple bar area they were a stone’s throw from Porterhouse who make the nicest single stouts in Dublin
"...Rapidly turning into Oz Clarke's Who Do You Think You Are?" I nearly died laughing for a moment after the Sat Nav part with that one.
12:30 For those looking for the Romanian satnav saying shit and arse 🤣🤣🤣
It's all "shits" and giggles 'til someone misses an exit.
Eek I'm on a James May marathon; all top gear series on Netflix and all series of this. 😅
literally why im here hahaha
James May's Toy stories.
James May's Cars of the people.
And of course if you haven't watch ManLab yet you need to watch it!
16:30 They obviously "did something" when they were younger....more than once based on the interaction...more than twice...more than thr...you get the picture.
They surely did
Apart from the fishing, my finest memories of Ireland in the 80's are the pints of Smithwicks and Major cigarettes.
Hup smithwicks some beer
Sullivans red is nicer than Smithwicks
"Proper Irish pub" in Temple Bar 😂
Oh my, Jame's sense of direction is notorious. James giving Oz tips; those ole boys must spend one day finding the places, and one day drinking, and so on.....
Oh, that's James Whatever-His-Name-Is.
17:10 LOL
After 45 years in a Thai jail I've discovered something about British TV. I can buy a boxed set of these two guys travelling around the country swilling booze. I can sit at home with a box of scotch and slowly work my way through it whilst watching the vids. British TV keeps you off the streets. It does it does it does.
They let you have CZcams?
@@videosfromelsewhere926 Read what the man wrote. He purchased a box set of this series.
@@BucksCorner101 he's not writing the comment on the back of a dvd box is he? either way the reply is a joke lad
James Mays laugh makes this world a little brighter :)
Romanian GPS... A must have for beer enjoyers.
It tastes better, it looks better, it feels better. Oz’s voice is fantastic.
May: "You live in a posh house in West London! You're not Irish! You're not! You're not! You're not! You're as Irish as my arse and that came from Bristol! Cut!" Brilliant, great end to the episode. And on that bombshell, it's time to end, thank you so much for watching, good night.
Ok I really appreciate James' little correction about the gatling gun, that kind of pedantry is exactly what I'm looking for
13:16 best bit.
I am going to Ireland for the first time next year...going to see Dublin and also visit Oz's hometown of Graiguenamanagh.
How was it?
@@videosfromelsewhere926 Well, we got to Ireland right as chinese virus was in full swing, but we were still able to go to Doyle's in Graiguenamanagh and have a couple pints. It was a great pub! Coal stove in the back, but there was sadly no music. One of the best things we did was kayaking down the river Barrow. The Cliffs of Moher were amazing...truly one of the most awesome places I have ever visited. It was one of the best trips I have ever taken and I hope to go back soon.
"Mr. and Mrs O'Swan." Brilliant, billiant.
red diesel has her high beams on
Those were some close cousins...
Love this show. James and Oz need to come through Canada to some of our wonderful micro-breweries
thanks for uploading this, I completely missed this on the telly!
that was so much fun! miss these guys! :) watching during covid :(
Oirish.
It's the crack! haha I cannot drink a Guinness without thinking of this!
A point of mudders milk and a drop of the pure, surely that is the Paddy's cure.
I've been to the G ... Brewery/ Museum and its a fantastic experience. And beeing there as a school trip from Italy was extra cool.
#privateschoolingftw
looking for a song at end of one of the episodes think it's 70s harmonica
If you see a couple of reddish brown lumps on the side of the road they're James and Oz's livers.
James never mentions this show, as if he’s ashamed of it. But really, he’s never been as amusing. Never!
i actually seen James May Hamster and Jeremy in Belgium live
Must not have been easy for OZ Clark to spend so much time with James May
well now i want a guine, an irish stout
Dere's more ta Oyreland dan dis...
Ta be shure, fair play tu yah
Funny 😂stuff
Tea is ready 13:37
Cool the winner (end of the video) is wearing a Cantillon T-shirt. That's Brussels lambic, they make Geuze, Kriek, ... Delicious.
Ryan Hair! that's brilliant haha, i'm half Ryan, up the Ryans. Oirish...
This is at the same time the most boring, yet the most interesting show ive ever seen
These guys didnt do their research, you have Guinness, Murphy's and Beamish Irish stouts and more , you have Smithwicks, Kilkenny and other Irish Ales etc etc
When they were in Temple bar they were a stones throw from Porterhouse Temple bar the finest single stouts from Dublin
Anyone know the background music when James is playing darts?
I would think, ne, hope, by now some entrepreneur would cobble together a nice coach tour of Britain based on this adventure. That would be the American thing to do.
The drink of modern Britain? Carlsberg????
Alan Mahoney Isn't that what the kids drink? Piss lager? And cheap Spanish wine?
Important lore in this post.
Does cousins really stand that close to eachother their face practically touch
agree with james over the faux irishness being incredibly annoying
11:38 in all reality the product is still selling either way, so why would they care if it then goes into a sippy cup or something
abrakebabra has given Colin and bono a gold card
James and Oz deserve one as well. I'll claim it for them 🙃
I want to drink fresh guinness from a tap
red diesel has no tax , for farmers , grand
Mr and Mrs o'swan
I'm half Irish but because I spent most of my life in the UK I don't say "I'm Irish".
No, evidently you say "I'm half Irish." :D
Yes, but I consider myself to be more British than Irish because I grew up here.
But Irish is an ethnicity not just a nationality, you are betraying your ancestral roots.
@@jordanhicks5131 Thank you! I really don't get why James got so caught up and stressed over the use of the word "Irish"... I mean he's always a pedantic piece o' shite in general, but he's clearly got some insecurities or "white knight syndrome" regarding the way the world, and even neighboring countries, view the Irish people. Seriously, no one is purely any one ethnicity anymore, I just don't understand why he was so determined to make a bg deal out of such a minor fact.
What’s wrong with the name Robin?!
24:42 WTF?
James... What?!!!
James a.ka. Master Brewer
This show is awesome, i can't believe i haven't seen or head about it before.. Hoope there is much more to come!
jesus olivia o leary is a cousin
I'm from graignamanagh
The swear jar is back! It was the same when Top Gear did (I think ) the Alpha Romeo swear jar with words like 'passion' :p The swear jar is going to be able to retire with a bedroom on board the forthcoming "Virgin Galactic" taking virtually every flight into space :p
and here we go again with the swear jar :p I remember when they did this on "Top Gear"
21:13
Captain Sense Of Direction guiding Oz? What has gone wrong with the world?!
lol that lady doing actual coorporate speech- in irish
How it should be
I feel like James might have something of a *thing* about the Irish...
Probably the whole IRA thing
It's more phony Irishness that seems to irk him. As an Irishman, I agree with him.
Id like a pint of G@$#^%!!.... Five Euros
As much as I like Mr May's watch I don't think it suits him.
Rado Ceramica.
How much was that women paid by Oz to agree with what he said.
I'd say ten grand
But if you shouldn't drink the head because it's too bitter, why have one to begin with then?
Drink the beer *through* the head. It imparts just the right amount of bitterness. Plus you get a nice foam moustache.
Oz meet Clarkson n drink ol russia...oo my pisser.
Every Irish descent lad is never called is proper name my family call me Sean not John
hwell hwell
colonization at its 🍷'st
Well played 😉
James is quite irrational ... on the one hand he is all FOR "new things" like industrializing the production of beer, but then he goes all "traditional" on the whole Oyrish thing ...
Then he follows it up with a very good and very open minded monologue about why beers are changing and will be something different in the future ... because the work people do has changed.
If you think about the whole situation of "real pubs" closing in England and being replaced by "lifestyle bars" and other such nonsense, he very much hits the nail on the head there. Oh and blame the women for this kind of change, because its them who want to go to a "fancy and civilised wine bar" instead of a traditional pub. Its the same all over the world really, because "traditional" gets replaced with "exotic" ... as if the exotic will stay exotic if you can have it every day. Its just becoming the norm.
It's almost as if James May isn't perfect.
I'm not used to James May being so ignorant and emotional
Ugh, I hate that. I'm not Irish, I don't pretend to be Irish. I don't affect an Irish accent when i have a "Point" of Guinness in my hand, and no. Whiskey doesn't make you Irish. Neither does drinking on St. Pats. Let's celebrate the domination of the island by the Anglican church, by wearing green, shamrocks, getting smashed, and trying to act "Irish." At what point is it fucking insulting?
We call them plastic paddy's in Ireland but they are welcome to if they want to, we dont get insulted that easily
@@riverwolf654 Their money is just as green, eh?
@@Psiberzerker Yep, that's about the size of it.
But the domination by the Catholic Church is alright
this will be taken off youtube soon enough, intro song is racist...
what?
IRAland
Ireland or Éire
@@OscarOSullivan not RAland?