Apparently except for the garbage they put in dictionary corner. I don't know if the rest of the panel is just passing along, but I fucking hated the awkward "I'm weird so it must be funny" acts they insisted on putting in, but Jimmy especially seemed to really love that bullshit. It's a sad state when the funniest of the dictionary corner guests was the one-dimensional fake Sean Bean.
@@rellimnahtan They certainly have some crap there, yes, agreed...... but, on the other hand, they also occasionally strike gold. A series or two ago, they had Adam Kay on, who seemed to be doing little but promote his book and horrify Victoria Coren-Mitchell, but I duly bought the book the next day and thought it was (mostly) the funniest thing I'd read in years. That guy being a fake hospital DJ is quite amusing too, but I can see he wouldn't appeal to everyone. My other half (not a native Brit) usually goes and makes the coffee (or whatever) when they go to Dictionary Corner, which probably also suggests your original assessment isn't far out.
@@edithcoberman This is actually laughable. You genuinely think someone's personality is set when they are a teenager? That no personal growth happens in the university years? Or the twenties? Or after marriage and kids? Edit: If you're fairly young I can understand this kind of thinking actually. Life can seem like a straight road. It gets messier
This show will not be the same without the late, fantastically great Sean Lock. May he rest in peace... Thank you for the many years of laughter from a big fan in the United States.
The look on his face when he said "the time I went Seal clubbing" lmao. Then he added it was like a trolley dash! Top 3 funniest moments of the show ever.
@@omarochoa-pauta6882 Like those challenges/prizes where a customer gets a small amount of time to run round the shop with a trolley and chuck in as many things as they can to get it all free.
It's so much better than an American doing an Irish accent. There are little dialect things only someone who works or live with an Irish person would pick up. Same with Yorkshire or Scotland or Essex or anywhere.
Jon's evident stress while playing carrot in a box is extremely funny. I don't think anyone would find it easy to defeat Sean. He's acting casual but really employing quite sophisticated psychology.
*My wife and I had tickets for this series of recordings, and what makes the clip from **5:53** so special for us, is that this was filmed shortly after Sean had finished his final dose of chemo which hadn't worked too well. He'd obviously lost weight and had to wear a huge belt just to hold his trousers up. He could hardly speak, and he was clearly in a lot of pain.* *The saddest part was that everyone knew his chemo hadn't gone well. Yet he had every single member of the crew, the whole panel, and the whole studio audience literally hurting and crying with pure, unadulterated, laughter. But at the same time, we were all in tears just knowing what his prognosis was too. Every so often they'd have to pause recording because some (especially Jon and Rachel) kept getting teary-eyed and genuinely upset. Of course all Sean did was mock them and jokingly telling them to get their shit together. It was a unique but really comforting way of trying to deal with it all.* *I know older generations say there was nobody quite like Morecambe & Wise, or The Two Ronnies, and I really do get that. But surely Sean had to be the cream of the crop of comedians who came along a couple of decades on. I could watch literally everything he's ever done, back to back, and never want it to end. He will be missed, and I suspect by far more people than he could ever have imagined. RIP Sean Lock, and God bless Anoushka and the kids x*
How were people crying etc when it was only his closest couple of friends n family knew about his prognosis/chemo didn't work, or even that he had cancer? Is your story made up?
@@heresjohnny999 *People were **_"crying etc"_** (as you put it) because it wasn't only his closest couple of friends and family who knew about (a) his prognosis, (b) that his chemo hadn't worked, or (c) that he had cancer. Are you as gullible, ill-informed, and stupid as you seem johnny? Literally thousands of people knew Sean Lock had cancer. He was originally diagnosed with it over 30 years ago you simpleton, and made light of it in some of his earliest comedy routines. Over the years it became clear that the skin cancers he had in 1990 were only **_'secondaries'_** to the **_'primary'_** which was already severe, and diagnosed as being at **_'Stage 3'_** as early as 2015.* *Is my story made up? No Johnny, but your feckin' brain is mate!*
@@saynotowoke.8492 You said people were crying at the show, nobody there knew he had cancer and was in the last stages of his life. Near the end, only Bill Bailey and a couple of others(apart from family of course) went to visit him in the hospice. Most people were utterly shocked at his death, including people like Jimmy Carr who hosts the effin show! He had skin cancer 30 years ago, which had nothing to do with the cancer he had that killed him(lung cancer). I think your stupid username and that you are insulting/getting angry for no reason, shows you just made all that up. Absolute weirdo.
The English humour has always been grreat because it's not bogged down like a lot of pc humour. With respect the American humour, especially in films, is crass and vulgar. Too much going on about MF, intimate body parts and toilet humour. I find it cringe worthy and embarrassing. Bring back the Bob Hope humour and all the other great comedians the USA had.
@@steveluck9541 people do that on UK shows also also? Sometimes called "taking the piss out of"? Or do you think it has a different quality in the UK humor, maybe less mean- spirited?
Discovering Sean has been a gift that never stops giving. His comedic style never veers off into vulgarity or personal attacks, despite being consistently the funniest, most prominent of all panelists. He would translate with such effortless finesse even the most poignant realities into such hearty, uplifting humor, making every repeat viewing to offer the same relief as it did the first time. It's remarkable how the rather limited content with him I've managed to find is just saturated with quality. Thanks for sharing the laughs.
Sean Lock: "Bring back the Nazi's"...LMFAO! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Couldn't stop for 20 mins! The funniest moment in the history of television! The guy is a legend. So sad he is no longer with us. One of the most understated comedians of our time!
It was so sad about the passing of Sean Lock. He was such a great comedian and made so many people happy through laughing. Condolences to his wife, children and all his family. RIP.
Oh my word that bloke on the vibrating board thing 🤣🤣🤣🤣 that's it for me pissed meself laughing and when he was talking while on it that's it I lost it 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
We all understood what Sean was on about... Make people who brought pain and suffer upon so many... Pay the price and do their time on a desert island... Where they have to learn a valuable life-lessons. Sean's still our knight in a rusty armour.
Sean's own amusement at the your mom joke is just delightful
It's like Richard and Noel again
I thought so...but I played it for my mum. She didnt like it. At all.
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I'm guessing we're not talking 'Deal or no Deal' here?
I laughed like a child xD
@@ddavies1967 No its the big fat quiz of the year with Richard Ayoade and Noel Fielding
"That's a challenging wank" and the carrot in a box reprise are both from the same episode, iconic
Really? Well the seal clubbing is his finest moment for me, and that looks like it is in the same episode too.
I really thought I was over the phase where I binged these videos. Now I know I'm going back down a rabbit hole starting with this one...
Same 🤣 I always end up going on a binge every few months
I came here to say exactly this. Good bye, next week of my life!
When you're done, give Your Face Or Mine a try.
More savage Jimmy.
At the end you will find a carrot in a box
love your profile photo ;)
That "Just leave it there' line gets me everytime from Jimmy 🤣🤣
Carrot in the box always gets me, even though I know how it's gonna end, bloody classic 😂😂
Copied from a Spanish programme El Hormiguero
Really hope it makes a return soon!
Sean Lock is an absolute genius!
Jon should get to look for the next round.
@@JRohmygawd Did you think people love the clip because it's such a brilliant game format?
"Well..." - Sean Lock
The words that precede chaos in its purest form.
Edit: RIP Sean. Thanks for all the chaos.
"I'm glad you asked Jimmy"
@@BecauseVikingsCan Alan and Joe are already laughing because they know what's coming
@Billy Matteo "Looks to be" It either does or doesn't.
:(
"I'm gonna play you like a bagpipe."
I don't know about you guys. But that's a great way to invite someone into bed.
what the fuck is all you can say about it
Jon's face, though, when that was said!
I wasn’t even the one there but I felt actual fear
Sean Lock is a comedian's comedian, ya' kno? I've never seen another comedian make other comedians laugh so much.
Apparently except for the garbage they put in dictionary corner. I don't know if the rest of the panel is just passing along, but I fucking hated the awkward "I'm weird so it must be funny" acts they insisted on putting in, but Jimmy especially seemed to really love that bullshit. It's a sad state when the funniest of the dictionary corner guests was the one-dimensional fake Sean Bean.
Including himself apparently
Then Joe Wilkinson must be the greatest comedian of all time, as he makes Sean Locke lose it constantly.
@@rellimnahtan I know what you mean but they’ve had some straight-up comics in there too - Greg Davies springs to mind for example.
@@rellimnahtan They certainly have some crap there, yes, agreed...... but, on the other hand, they also occasionally strike gold. A series or two ago, they had Adam Kay on, who seemed to be doing little but promote his book and horrify Victoria Coren-Mitchell, but I duly bought the book the next day and thought it was (mostly) the funniest thing I'd read in years. That guy being a fake hospital DJ is quite amusing too, but I can see he wouldn't appeal to everyone. My other half (not a native Brit) usually goes and makes the coffee (or whatever) when they go to Dictionary Corner, which probably also suggests your original assessment isn't far out.
Claudia’s reactions in this are priceless. We need a Claudia laughing like a maniac compilation!!
@@edithcoberman Most of us have changed considerably since school. I definitely wouldn't want to be judged by that standard
@EdithCoberman 69
Apparently no one grows up then Edith haha?? Imagine a world where you’re only measured by what you were like at school, Christ
@@edithcoberman This is actually laughable. You genuinely think someone's personality is set when they are a teenager? That no personal growth happens in the university years? Or the twenties? Or after marriage and kids?
Edit: If you're fairly young I can understand this kind of thinking actually. Life can seem like a straight road. It gets messier
I wholly agree. Claudia laughing is sooooo cute. I could watch her all day. Pure unbridled happiness. We could use more of that in the world.
@@edithcoberman if somebody is the same person at 20 as they are at 30 I'd be very curious as to how their life went.
This show will not be the same without the late, fantastically great Sean Lock. May he rest in peace... Thank you for the many years of laughter from a big fan in the United States.
I would watch an entire series of Carrot In A Box with Sean and Jon. RIP Sean. 🥕📦
The look on his face when he said "the time I went Seal clubbing" lmao. Then he added it was like a trolley dash! Top 3 funniest moments of the show ever.
Rachel's Irish accent 😂😂😂
I’m in the US! And I love this amazing show, but I have no clue what a Trolley dash is please explain!
@@omarochoa-pauta6882 Like those challenges/prizes where a customer gets a small amount of time to run round the shop with a trolley and chuck in as many things as they can to get it all free.
Claudia being unable to speak through laughing helps the scene!
There used to be a TV show called, "Supermarket Sweep". Same thing
“I’m gonna play you like a bagpipe “ is one of my favorite things ever said on the show
Ah yes. The good old days. When sexual harassment was still funny.
"Well, I'm glad you asked me"
Somehow the funniest thing on the internet.
The vibration plate had me in tears! I couldn’t breathe! There are so many amazing clips in this one, but for some reason that one got me!
What's the guy's name? I wanna find just that clip so I can watch it in repeat 😂😂 so hilarious
@Willow Smith Spencer Jones, he’s mad. I just watched it again and I’m dying again 😂
The bit he did before was just as entertaining, i wish they included it.
Spencer Jones is a mad man, I almost die when he does a skit
Right?! That clip broke me 😂😂
"Let me tell you boy, I'm gonna play you like a bagpipe" - Sean Bean
Rachel's Irish accent 😂😂😂
Err yes Jermmy i gert it
It's so much better than an American doing an Irish accent. There are little dialect things only someone who works or live with an Irish person would pick up. Same with Yorkshire or Scotland or Essex or anywhere.
@Ryan Conners Better than "free" seeing as half the English can't even speak English😂
@@markbrennan212 accents and dialects lol. most accents have ways of saying things that aren't actually correct.
Jon's evident stress while playing carrot in a box is extremely funny. I don't think anyone would find it easy to defeat Sean. He's acting casual but really employing quite sophisticated psychology.
bro thinks he's Carl Jung 😭💀
Claudia laughing at Sean is priceless 😂
Pl please... make... him... stop... t.. talking. -- Claudia, 8/10Cats.
Watching Claudia react when Sean talks about seal clubbing makes my day every time
The nazis bit. It's just perfect. 🤣🤣
Just leave it there.
Yeah, gets me every time I see it. Looked genuine as well, Jimmy was on point there.
Roisin's face as soon as he says the Nazi party. It's fantastic
@@ZesPak same, I know what's coming and I even start giggling upfront... And still it's one of the few CZcams videos that makes me laugh out loud!
@@ZesPak Pretty sure that part was genuine
*My wife and I had tickets for this series of recordings, and what makes the clip from **5:53** so special for us, is that this was filmed shortly after Sean had finished his final dose of chemo which hadn't worked too well. He'd obviously lost weight and had to wear a huge belt just to hold his trousers up. He could hardly speak, and he was clearly in a lot of pain.*
*The saddest part was that everyone knew his chemo hadn't gone well. Yet he had every single member of the crew, the whole panel, and the whole studio audience literally hurting and crying with pure, unadulterated, laughter. But at the same time, we were all in tears just knowing what his prognosis was too. Every so often they'd have to pause recording because some (especially Jon and Rachel) kept getting teary-eyed and genuinely upset. Of course all Sean did was mock them and jokingly telling them to get their shit together. It was a unique but really comforting way of trying to deal with it all.*
*I know older generations say there was nobody quite like Morecambe & Wise, or The Two Ronnies, and I really do get that. But surely Sean had to be the cream of the crop of comedians who came along a couple of decades on. I could watch literally everything he's ever done, back to back, and never want it to end. He will be missed, and I suspect by far more people than he could ever have imagined. RIP Sean Lock, and God bless Anoushka and the kids x*
Sean lock is on the same level as Peter Cooke. The 2 ronnies aren’t even close to the legend of Peter Cooke.
@@troystaunton254 Comedy has always been subjective of course, and always will be. Just sayin'.
How were people crying etc when it was only his closest couple of friends n family knew about his prognosis/chemo didn't work, or even that he had cancer?
Is your story made up?
@@heresjohnny999 *People were **_"crying etc"_** (as you put it) because it wasn't only his closest couple of friends and family who knew about (a) his prognosis, (b) that his chemo hadn't worked, or (c) that he had cancer. Are you as gullible, ill-informed, and stupid as you seem johnny? Literally thousands of people knew Sean Lock had cancer. He was originally diagnosed with it over 30 years ago you simpleton, and made light of it in some of his earliest comedy routines. Over the years it became clear that the skin cancers he had in 1990 were only **_'secondaries'_** to the **_'primary'_** which was already severe, and diagnosed as being at **_'Stage 3'_** as early as 2015.*
*Is my story made up? No Johnny, but your feckin' brain is mate!*
@@saynotowoke.8492 You said people were crying at the show, nobody there knew he had cancer and was in the last stages of his life. Near the end, only Bill Bailey and a couple of others(apart from family of course) went to visit him in the hospice. Most people were utterly shocked at his death, including people like Jimmy Carr who hosts the effin show!
He had skin cancer 30 years ago, which had nothing to do with the cancer he had that killed him(lung cancer). I think your stupid username and that you are insulting/getting angry for no reason, shows you just made all that up. Absolute weirdo.
"She doesn't know " is one of my favorite burns XD
Jon: is that his liking it face?
Sean: you'd have to ask my wife.
Jon: she doesn't know.
Absolutely underrated response.
I started watching this, and 8 out of 10 Christmas specials a few years back. USA has no real equivalent of this. These people are so funny.
The English humour has always been grreat because it's not bogged down like a lot of pc humour. With respect the American humour, especially in films, is crass and vulgar. Too much going on about MF, intimate body parts and toilet humour. I find it cringe worthy and embarrassing. Bring back the Bob Hope humour and all the other great comedians the USA had.
American humour is often at other people’s expense. Which is just unpleasant.
@@steveluck9541 people do that on UK shows also also? Sometimes called "taking the piss out of"? Or do you think it has a different quality in the UK humor, maybe less mean- spirited?
Poor Susie I bet she had nightmares about vibrating junk for days afterward.
Knowing Susie they're wet dreams not nightmares.
I rescue animals as well! I just rescued 5 kittens from Death! please show some love ❤️🙏
Uneek Bettas shut up
robs715 noodles noo
She’s seen worse through glory holes
Discovering Sean has been a gift that never stops giving. His comedic style never veers off into vulgarity or personal attacks, despite being consistently the funniest, most prominent of all panelists.
He would translate with such effortless finesse even the most poignant realities into such hearty, uplifting humor, making every repeat viewing to offer the same relief as it did the first time.
It's remarkable how the rather limited content with him I've managed to find is just saturated with quality.
Thanks for sharing the laughs.
How had I not seen the vibrating plate before?!
I want one so I can try it!
Best bit about the rectum of the year bit is Claudia pleading for him to stop.
RIP Sean Lock. Shocked and saddened. Thanks for all the laughs. You were a legend!
"Challenging wank" must be one of greatest one liners ever
Sean he bluffed that one perfectly even his poker face did not give him away Jon's reaction said it all
@seeni gzty yes it was from season 20
The world may be 90 percent shit right now, but being able to watch comedy gold from half a world away makes things a little better.
I just need a “Claudia reacting to things” compilation. Sean is only going so far with that Rectum of the Year joke cos of what it’s doing to her 😂😂
Honestly, I don't know if there's anything more beautiful than Winkleman laughing.
Sean Lock is a national treasure
Now he’s buried treasure
@@steveluck9541 haha fucking too soon
@@steveluck9541 Goddamn man! I think he’d be proud of that one 🤣🤣🤣
@@Oglongs he'll be laughing up there in 8 out of 10 angels does countdown
Is anyone else watching these clips constantly over the last week to remember Sean?
I honestly think I could watch an entire series of Carrot in a Box.
Sean’s seal clubbing joke is truly iconic. Not to mention everyone’s reactions, literally die laughing every time I see it
Sean Lock: "Bring back the Nazi's"...LMFAO! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Couldn't stop for 20 mins! The funniest moment in the history of television! The guy is a legend. So sad he is no longer with us. One of the most understated comedians of our time!
I love Roisin's expression as she registers what he's said!
Spencer Jones' vibrator plate will always be one my favourite moments
The vibration plate is so funny… oh man gets me every time lol… and Claudia laughing at Sean… I know her pain🤣🤣
I love Sean's Dastardly mustache twisting
Claudia begging Sean to stop with the bit is having me in stitches!😭🤣
I always feel like the "I've got this in the bag" complete with that little pause is such an underrated joke :')
John really is a team player and goes the extra mile for the team. Sacrifices his own pride for a laugh hahah
Sean's humor is super appreciated lol.
I just binge watch these 24/7 there always hilarious !!!
They’re
@@mossyb1434 took the word right out of my mouth
Learn to binge spell when you're at it.
Whe're?
Claudia just makes me laugh, she just seems to enjoy a laugh! 😂
Rachel's impression was spot on, hats off to here.
Aisling's snarf at Rachels "erm...". :D
It was so sad about the passing of Sean Lock. He was such a great comedian and made so many people happy through laughing. Condolences to his wife, children and all his family. RIP.
RIP Diego Maradona, never forget when he set those sprinkles off in Cancún 😂
Claudia's reaction to Sean are phenomenal
‘Of course, that got me through to the worlds...’ 😂😂
Rectum of the Year my cheeks are hurting laughing
I was laughing more watching Claudia telling Sean to stop talking 😂😂
‘I beat Fearne Cotton’😂
Claudia saying "you have to stop speaking" was the highlight of television
@@paulthompson9294 I had to look up who Fearne Cotton is, and now I want that 5 minutes of my life back!
Which cheeks?
Sean Lock was absolutely the best. RIP and thank you for all of the entertainment and laughs you provided to the world.
This show never ceases to make me smile
Sean Lock, RIP! We love You!!!
Rest In Peace to such a funny man and a great human! Sean Lock 2021.
We definitely need more of "Carrot in a Box" to make my life complete.
I only have to look at Claudia laughing and I’m crying with laughter
“You have to stop speaking”….
Carrot in the box ! Best tv bit in the last 50years! Never gets old! Love it
Sean Lock has such a unique imagination...hard not to be endeared by.
Seal Clubbing will always be a classic.
6:34 I always crack up when this comes on, Claudia is almost wetting herself. RIP Sean; sorely and dearly missed.
I’m really going to miss seeing Sean on my tv screen. RIP to a very funny man 💕
Susie Dent in the blue polkadot top for the win! ❤️❤️🔥🔥❤️❤️🔥🔥
“She doesn’t know” 😂😂😂
Sean and John, what an absolutely beautiful run
The fact that Sean came up with these anekdotes on the spot is so amazing!
RIP Sean. Thanks for the laughs. X
That wobble board skit is the top 3 funniest things on Countdown
That Sean Bean impressionist kills me every time, he's so gross I love it
Sean and Jon just crack me up
There needs to be more Claudia in these compilations.
I agree, it always annoys me how much hate she gets.
Please let this happen. It would be a viral video.
@@crizznik2312 I love her
Sean’s carrot in a box , was the best convincing ever 😂😂😂
Still tremendously sad over Sean’s death knowing we will never see new work from him but blessed we have plenty to watch of him on here
"I'm glad you asked me Jimmy"......Sean you are so badly missed!
Sean Lock. National Treasure.
Love looking back on his skits. Proper belly laughs no matter how many times I watch them
Oh my word that bloke on the vibrating board thing 🤣🤣🤣🤣 that's it for me pissed meself laughing and when he was talking while on it that's it I lost it 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sean Lock was a comic genius rest in power mate he’s going to be missed by so many
I will never stop watching these!
The vibration plate has to be the best bit 😂😂😂
We all understood what Sean was on about...
Make people who brought pain and suffer upon so many...
Pay the price and do their time on a desert island...
Where they have to learn a valuable life-lessons.
Sean's still our knight in a rusty armour.
The seal clubbing story is absolute comedy gold
Sean's comedic effect on Claudia is something else
Why get rid of Sean imitating a T-Rex with no teeth it’s so funny
By far the funniest show ever, thankyou for the years of entertainment
Carrot in a box, British comedy masters playing it out. Genius!
Best line by Sean lock hahahahaha noooo I fancy me some carrot 🥕
Sean lock is just total comedy !! A true genius :(
The opera on the vibration plate had so much potential to be legendary I think he should have played up to it more. Still hilarious though.
Fucking hell, I have no idea why those carrot bits are so bloody funny XD
5:33 sneaky Suzy
Well, the pendulum does draw the eye.
@@bostitch42 is that a Taskmaster reference?!!
One of the few shows you can countlessly watch and still wet yourself every time. Fantastic
Rectum of the year had me absolutely howling the first time I saw it😂 and ever since I can’t stop crying when I watch it Sean’s an absolute genius
Man, we gonna miss you Sean you mad genius.
Love this ppl too much looool. Sean locke what a man! But the whole main crew just have such a wonderful vybe together.
Carrot in the box needs to be reversed next time, with Jon looking first and Sean deciding whether to swap.
Sean needs to keep winning though, something so funny about him being an expert at it and jon trying not to care
Since i am in the US we cannot receive this show. I could not stop laughing. Really funny Sh*t.