Has the “Peter Kay rumour” thread been removed?

 

Apparently it’s his funeral tomorrow

Lazy comedy is what he excels at

The misheard song lyrics- the epitome of lazy comedy. Doesn't stop it being funny though 

Edited September 27, 20232 yr by jmjhb

3 minutes ago, jmjhb said:

Lazy comedy is what he excels at

The misheard song lyrics- the epitome of lazy comedy. Doesn't stop it being funny though 

To be fair, I'm a big fan

I just think he might've jumped the shark now

On 27/09/2023 at 22:47, jmjhb said:

Lazy comedy is what he excels at

The misheard song lyrics- the epitome of lazy comedy. Doesn't stop it being funny though 

Lazy comedy?

That's a fascinating concept.

To be able to raise a belly laugh in this day and age, with gentle observational comedy takes some doing.

His work on car share was masterful. 

Far more to the fella, and I reckon it takes intelligence and natural ability to make a success.

For me, I'd see a nodern "edgy" act as being no more difficult, and arguably easier.

Some of the comedy we're offered on TV nowadays is absolute pap.

 

I’d happily watch Peter Kay clipping his toe nails if the alternative was Mrs Brown Boys

3 hours ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Lazy comedy?

That's a fascinating concept.

To be able to raise a belly laugh in this day and age, with gentle observational comedy takes some doing.

His work on car share was masterful. 

Far more to the fella, and I reckon it takes intelligence and natural ability to make a success.

For me, I'd see a nodern "edgy" act as being no more difficult, and arguably easier.

Some of the comedy we're offered on TV nowadays is absolute pap.

 

Aye

He sells out arenas in seconds

There aren't many who do can that

43 minutes ago, Spider said:

I’d happily watch Peter Kay clipping his toe nails if the alternative was Mrs Brown Boys

THIS

1 hour ago, Spider said:

I’d happily watch Peter Kay clipping his toe nails if the alternative was Mrs Brown Boys

He'd certainly make it a humorous event.

That bilge you mention leads to other dire stuff, citizen Khan for example.

 

Just home from the Arena. 

Solid show. A lot of references to old material but still enjoyable. Not a bad way to spend an evening.

£8.50 for a moretti can fuck off though

1 minute ago, matty2094 said:

Just home from the Arena. 

Solid show. A lot of references to old material but still enjoyable. Not a bad way to spend an evening.

£8.50 for a moretti can fuck off though

I was there too and I must admit, the only stuff I hadn’t heard before or a version of, was the fact his Nan had died.

Could have had a big game of Peter Kay bingo where each audience member marks off references to previous tours and shows.

Brilliant show

Seen that Paddy Mcguinness has released dates for a stand up tour.

Anyone seen him live before?

 

12 minutes ago, wanderer1984 said:

Seen that Paddy Mcguinness has released dates for a stand up tour.

Anyone seen him live before?

 

at the WWays Sportsman Dinner 2003

3 hours ago, Zico said:

at the WWays Sportsman Dinner 2003

Fuck me was that 20 years ago 

in LOV 

Him and Dave Spikey 

I've seen Paddy a couple of times - he's decent to be fair. Got tickets to see him in Blackburn next October

On 11/12/2023 at 13:17, little whitt said:

Fuck me was that 20 years ago 

in LOV 

Him and Dave Spikey 

and ANI with his famous raffle sales pitch -"if you don't buy some you're killing babies"

On 11/12/2023 at 13:42, Biggish Dave said:

I've seen Paddy a couple of times - he's decent to be fair. Got tickets to see him in Blackburn next October

👍🏻

Bought some yesterday ... February 2025 Swansea.

A long way away but looking forward to it.

Paddy McGuinness’s step brother married an old school friend and Paddy was Best Man. The speech was probably the funniest  20 minute stand-up routine I’ve ever heard. I was hurting laughing.

On that Take Me Out tv show he’s about as funny as gout but that’s probably a result of him not being his own scriptwriter.

On 11/12/2023 at 10:03, wanderer1984 said:

Seen that Paddy Mcguinness has released dates for a stand up tour.

Anyone seen him live before?

 

Hopefully the Beeb wont be dropoing him into any more shows after both Top Gear & Question of Sport have been cancelled on his watch.

On 12/12/2023 at 14:54, wanderer1984 said:

👍🏻

Bought some yesterday ... February 2025 Swansea.

A long way away but looking forward to it.

You’re right.

Takes fucking ages to get there…..

48 minutes ago, captainmed said:

You’re right.

Takes fucking ages to get there…..

Esp @ 20mph

On 13/12/2023 at 22:08, MickyD said:

Paddy McGuinness’s step brother married an old school friend and Paddy was Best Man. The speech was probably the funniest  20 minute stand-up routine I’ve ever heard. I was hurting laughing.

On that Take Me Out tv show he’s about as funny as gout but that’s probably a result of him not being his own scriptwriter.

First read that as funny as grout had to re-read.🤣… might have something to do with plumbers doing my bathroom up all week. 

Went to watch him at the MEN on Friday.

Now, I love Peter Kay, especially his telly stuff. Flawless.

His stand up I’ve always thought was a bit average but funny and he’s tapped into something massively popular.

But, that show on Friday was really really poor.

30 minutes singing advert themes from the 1980’s? Misheard lyrics? I know he’s sticking to a formula but it needs refreshing. people were leaving well before the end.

He’s recovering from illness, which I don’t think helps with anything. It just feels like he’s forcing it.

Shame, really, but he gets a free pass for a body of work that’s basically perfect.

40 minutes ago, Spider said:

Went to watch him at the MEN on Friday.

Now, I love Peter Kay, especially his telly stuff. Flawless.

His stand up I’ve always thought was a bit average but funny and he’s tapped into something massively popular.

But, that show on Friday was really really poor.

30 minutes singing advert themes from the 1980’s? Misheard lyrics? I know he’s sticking to a formula but it needs refreshing. people were leaving well before the end.

He’s recovering from illness, which I don’t think helps with anything. It just feels like he’s forcing it.

Shame, really, but he gets a free pass for a body of work that’s basically perfect.

Yeah - that's why I'm saving it for the DVD/dodgy fire stick

2 hours ago, Spider said:

Went to watch him at the MEN on Friday.

Now, I love Peter Kay, especially his telly stuff. Flawless.

His stand up I’ve always thought was a bit average but funny and he’s tapped into something massively popular.

But, that show on Friday was really really poor.

30 minutes singing advert themes from the 1980’s? Misheard lyrics? I know he’s sticking to a formula but it needs refreshing. people were leaving well before the end.

He’s recovering from illness, which I don’t think helps with anything. It just feels like he’s forcing it.

Shame, really, but he gets a free pass for a body of work that’s basically perfect.

Daughter went, group of them in their mid 20s. Half the show went straight over their heads.

1 minute ago, Smiley said:

Daughter went, group of them in their mid 20s. Half the show went straight over their heads.

“If you like a lotta chocolate on your biscuit”

Probably means something very different to the youth of today….