@ValuedComment bit of a snobbish outlook. Little Britain's very funny, I find Stewart Lee much funnier. Almost as though those commissioning shows at the BBC would like to cater to different audiences...
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Stewart Lee is just a pretentious petty cunt who is jealous that Dan Brown has become a rich success whilst he is in his twilight years rotting away in dank shithole comedy clubs. The guy needs to grow the fuck up and stop trying to indoctrinate people into his way of thinking just because he has nowhere near the talent or imagination of Dan Brown.
@GenericInsect1979 It's called comedy, you petty fucking cunt. Success doesn't stop Brown's work from being absolute fucking bilge. Dan Brown is the worst writer in print, if you can't see that, then you're probably a fan of him.
i think the fact that stewart lee has learned to harness his intelligence and smugness and turn it against people who boast of their intelligence and try to hold it over people as a weapon is a certain kind of genius that you rarely see nowadays. go stewart.
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Stewart Lee is a pompous, condescending bore, and he isn't remotely funny.
Oh yes, he also wrote a pretentious novel called `The Perfect Fool' - you wont have heard of it because nobody bought it and it brought him no acclaim whatsoever.
If smugness could be harnessed as a form of energy this man could help reduce our reliance on fossil fuels.
@Danazawa <- is a retarded, backward fool who is frustrated that he/she doesn't get stewart lee and therefore doesn't builds an irrational dislike for him. Danazawa is intimidated by intelligence great than their own and hates it for that reason.
With regards to his novel, read it? probably not. with regards to your comment that it bought no acclaim, you are simply lying here (deliberately or not, it doesn't matter) but your inability to google before making statements is embarrassing
@chalkus Stewart Lee may be witless and obnoxious but he would abhor your use of the words `retarded', and `backward'. He sneers at `low' literature and claims to have read the entire works of William Blake - he obviously completely missed one of the great themes of Blake: a love and respect for all humanity.
@chalkus No, I dont respect him at all, I would have thought that was clear. And I'm not intimidated? - just irritated. I have not read the book all the way through - as I said it is pretentious, badly written, bollocks - just a chapter or two - if you dont believe me buy a copy, but be quick it will be going out of print very soon.
If you want to read some other rotten novels by comedians who fancy themselves intellectual David Baddiel and Rob Newman have written some dreadful books too.
Fairly intelligent and witty, and with that combination you'd expect him to be funny. But he's not, he's unbelievably boring, and i almost fell to sleep watching his stand up "comedy" (yeah right).
I've learned my lesson, and I'm not going to be watching this "comedy vehicle" again.
Give my Ricky Gervais, Bill Hicks, Russell Brand, Frankie Boyle, Dylan Moran, Bill Bailey, Lee Mack, or just anyone ahead of this boring bastard...
What, because he doesn't run around shouting and stuff, or go mocking the disabled, in a cloak of faux-post-modern-irony type obnoxious plagiarism way, like Ricky please-call-me-a-cunt Gervais?
I thought that too after the first couple of shows but I apparently it's been watched again and again on I player so hopefully It will get another series (or ten). The show about political correctness was my fave. One of the best things on tv right now.
The BBC commissions so many comedy programmes that start promisingly and then just descend into the same repetitive catch-phrase based set-up.
Far too many shows just try to develop an existing Edinburgh show into a TV programme by slightly tweaking the same gag six times so that they can have a series out of it without having to write new material.
What's needed is some originality...get Simon Munnery back on the telly!
I was actually lambasted for dismissing The Da Vinci Code as unreadable, by people who actually had degrees and lauded them over me as if i was less of a person than them for not having one... i showed them my protractor but they were having none of it.
Stweart Lee's an intelligent, articulate, funny man. Imagine how little this programme cost compared to the piece of crap that Horne & Corden are trying to class as a 'comedy show'.
I'll take a wild guess here, but I'd say that 99% of the negative comments here are coming from people who have never heard of Bill Hicks, but think that saying "I want that one!" makes them look like a comedy legend.
They're probably thumbing through their Little Britain DVD collection as we speak...
Horne and Corden, i agree, is a poor show, and i respect Bill Hicks as an absolute legend in comedy, but after watching 2 or 3 episodes of "Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle", i genuinely can't stand the man.
From what i've seen, he comes across as a timid, boring and utterly bitter individual. I think the standard of jokes are actually poor, and i just can't bring myself to rate the man.
Gary Putner, from Look Around You and various other things. He and Kevin Eldon, who appears later in one of the other sketch inserts, have had a lot of parts in Lee and Herring stuff.
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i suppose i will get thumbs down for my opinion but for a man that comes across as intellectually as he does his material suffers because of it, when he goes on for five minutes milking the "you know, the rappers from the top of the pops and they do a little rap" you know he is an intelligent man but that hole gag only works if you didn't know he was an intellectual man and trying to come across as a cool dad doesn't work... that is just my opinion so don't burn me for it!
Even as a fan of Lee, I agree that that particular piece of material was weak. The 'old man not knowing about rap music' joke is very dated and he used his old repetition technique to bump up the humour level, but to be honest it wasn't very creative.
I will add though, I thought the whole concept of the show was very original, him talking to the camera occasionally and the sketches to compliment the material.
I will say though that I don't like the set they used. It should be a wine bar!
i do enjoy stand up with sketches they offer something more than just watching a man on stage, i want to like him but personally i found that episode to be more of a "look how stupid this person is and look how intelligent i am" without that though he has some good and intelligent jokes that i can appreciate! don't burn me on my opinion! (and ty for the comment rather than just a thumbs down!)
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Why do you give a fuck if someone gives you a thumbs down?
I tell you something though... nothing can even touch what was on before Stewart Lee for being as funny as a death in the family: Mitchell and Webb. It's shocking to believe that that was a 15 minute highlight package of a previous show. What must the other 15 minutes have been like? If Webb hadn't have been pulling Micheal Jackson moves to Flashdance a few weeks earlier, they would have consigned that series to the shit heap.
great to have someone intelligent and well read on prime time TV- don't let morons persudae the TV executives to fill up British TV with Cilla Black and pop idol. We don't want to end up like the USA
@ValuedComment my sentiments exactly thank you, :-)
reagansmash9000 4 months ago
i love stewart lee but i did like russell brand's autobiography, oh well
Jamesssgull 7 months ago
@ValuedComment bit of a snobbish outlook. Little Britain's very funny, I find Stewart Lee much funnier. Almost as though those commissioning shows at the BBC would like to cater to different audiences...
RobertPageFilm 1 year ago 3
Great!
youknowsit45 1 year ago
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Stewart Lee is just a pretentious petty cunt who is jealous that Dan Brown has become a rich success whilst he is in his twilight years rotting away in dank shithole comedy clubs. The guy needs to grow the fuck up and stop trying to indoctrinate people into his way of thinking just because he has nowhere near the talent or imagination of Dan Brown.
PS The Lost Symbol is awesome
GenericInsect1979 1 year ago
@GenericInsect1979 It's called comedy, you petty fucking cunt. Success doesn't stop Brown's work from being absolute fucking bilge. Dan Brown is the worst writer in print, if you can't see that, then you're probably a fan of him.
TheDensley7 1 year ago
@TheDensley7 You're so stupid you have to use my own insults against me as you're unable to think up you're own. You're not worth arguing with.
GenericInsect1979 1 year ago
@GenericInsect1979 Oh, so it was you who invented the phrase " petty fucking cunt" ? You are obviously retarded, you fucker.
TheDensley7 1 year ago
@TheDensley7 lol u mad
GenericInsect1979 1 year ago
@GenericInsect1979 Ironically, Stuart's show could be described as an hilarious comeback. "lol u mad" couldn't...
ryansilvatapsyouout 1 year ago
i think the fact that stewart lee has learned to harness his intelligence and smugness and turn it against people who boast of their intelligence and try to hold it over people as a weapon is a certain kind of genius that you rarely see nowadays. go stewart.
dochalliday08 1 year ago
Stewart Lee is brilliant because he is very articulate, intelligent and spot on, plus he's likeable.
zebras54 1 year ago 2
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Stewart Lee is a pompous, condescending bore, and he isn't remotely funny.
Oh yes, he also wrote a pretentious novel called `The Perfect Fool' - you wont have heard of it because nobody bought it and it brought him no acclaim whatsoever.
If smugness could be harnessed as a form of energy this man could help reduce our reliance on fossil fuels.
Danazawa 1 year ago
@Danazawa <- is a retarded, backward fool who is frustrated that he/she doesn't get stewart lee and therefore doesn't builds an irrational dislike for him. Danazawa is intimidated by intelligence great than their own and hates it for that reason.
With regards to his novel, read it? probably not. with regards to your comment that it bought no acclaim, you are simply lying here (deliberately or not, it doesn't matter) but your inability to google before making statements is embarrassing
chalkus 1 year ago 2
@chalkus Stewart Lee may be witless and obnoxious but he would abhor your use of the words `retarded', and `backward'. He sneers at `low' literature and claims to have read the entire works of William Blake - he obviously completely missed one of the great themes of Blake: a love and respect for all humanity.
Danazawa 1 year ago
@Danazawa just because one reads, does not mean one agrees.
well now you're speaking for a man that you are intimidated by.... interesting concept. you seem to respect the man more than you think.
I suggest that what you perceive you dislike in Stewart Lee are, in fact, the frailties in your own character.
anyway, read the novel??
chalkus 1 year ago
@chalkus No, I dont respect him at all, I would have thought that was clear. And I'm not intimidated? - just irritated. I have not read the book all the way through - as I said it is pretentious, badly written, bollocks - just a chapter or two - if you dont believe me buy a copy, but be quick it will be going out of print very soon.
If you want to read some other rotten novels by comedians who fancy themselves intellectual David Baddiel and Rob Newman have written some dreadful books too.
Danazawa 1 year ago
@Danazawa I have read the book and I like it. you find him pretentious because he holds values that you wish you could. shame for you.
You respond in cliches and no substance
chalkus 1 year ago
@Danazawa Ha ha ha...fuck off.
adamtzsch 1 year ago
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MrBeethoven1966 6 months ago
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Stewart Lee is a pompous, condescending bore, and he isn't remotely funny.
Oh yeah, he also wrote a pretentious novel called `The Perfect Fool' - nobody bought it and it brought him no acclaim whatsoever.
Danazawa 1 year ago
does anyone know the name of the song at the end of stuart lee comedy vehicle in the credits
milenko1234567 2 years ago
"Tom Hark" by The Piranas
iamborodave 2 years ago
the version used for this show is the original by elias and his zig-zag jive flutes
thelisterinegame 2 years ago
I hope to buggery it gets another series (or ten). I would pay my TV license just for more of this.
ambientend 2 years ago 4
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HAETMUNGOR 2 years ago
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This guy is an awful stand up comedian.
Fairly intelligent and witty, and with that combination you'd expect him to be funny. But he's not, he's unbelievably boring, and i almost fell to sleep watching his stand up "comedy" (yeah right).
I've learned my lesson, and I'm not going to be watching this "comedy vehicle" again.
Give my Ricky Gervais, Bill Hicks, Russell Brand, Frankie Boyle, Dylan Moran, Bill Bailey, Lee Mack, or just anyone ahead of this boring bastard...
EnglishCanary 2 years ago
What, because he doesn't run around shouting and stuff, or go mocking the disabled, in a cloak of faux-post-modern-irony type obnoxious plagiarism way, like Ricky please-call-me-a-cunt Gervais?
Reverence8642 2 years ago 2
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yes russel brand is very funny and clevar much more clevar than STUPID STINKIE STUART LEES
boo he is supar stoopid an boreing not like ruseel!!!1 BALLBAG WINKY I'M TOO RETARDED TO EVEN BREATHE UNAIDED
HAETMUNGOR 2 years ago
That was just gibberish and gibberish with inappropriate capitalisation, at that.
asubjectiveopinion 2 years ago
As good as this show is it will probably be cancelled because not enough people have tuned in to watch it.
Because he doesn't repeat catchphrases over and over again he won't be seen as 'funny'.
The last time the BBC did anything funny was Monkey Dust.The BBC can come up the goods when they want to.
pieaficionado 2 years ago 4
I thought that too after the first couple of shows but I apparently it's been watched again and again on I player so hopefully It will get another series (or ten). The show about political correctness was my fave. One of the best things on tv right now.
GroundskeeperRonnie 2 years ago 3
You've hit the nail on the head.
The BBC commissions so many comedy programmes that start promisingly and then just descend into the same repetitive catch-phrase based set-up.
Far too many shows just try to develop an existing Edinburgh show into a TV programme by slightly tweaking the same gag six times so that they can have a series out of it without having to write new material.
What's needed is some originality...get Simon Munnery back on the telly!
asubjectiveopinion 2 years ago 3
by the end of its run it was the second most watched series on the bbciplayer
I shit you not.
BelvisTheFirst 2 years ago 3
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Stupotbling 2 years ago
u just dont understand his subtle comedy
Lp2407 2 years ago 3
Shamefully I'd forgotten how good Stewart Lee was.
He has joined my very short must see on TV list with Paxman, Tina Fey and Vic Mackey.
I'm even tempted to pick up a Dan Brown book for its comic potential- minutes of fun, two hours of agony
youngian67 2 years ago 6
I was actually lambasted for dismissing The Da Vinci Code as unreadable, by people who actually had degrees and lauded them over me as if i was less of a person than them for not having one... i showed them my protractor but they were having none of it.
Jez32uk 2 years ago 4
Stweart Lee's an intelligent, articulate, funny man. Imagine how little this programme cost compared to the piece of crap that Horne & Corden are trying to class as a 'comedy show'.
I'll take a wild guess here, but I'd say that 99% of the negative comments here are coming from people who have never heard of Bill Hicks, but think that saying "I want that one!" makes them look like a comedy legend.
They're probably thumbing through their Little Britain DVD collection as we speak...
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Horne and Corden, i agree, is a poor show, and i respect Bill Hicks as an absolute legend in comedy, but after watching 2 or 3 episodes of "Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle", i genuinely can't stand the man.
From what i've seen, he comes across as a timid, boring and utterly bitter individual. I think the standard of jokes are actually poor, and i just can't bring myself to rate the man.
EnglishCanary 2 years ago
NCFC
SuperYellafella 2 years ago
OTBC!
EnglishCanary 2 years ago
COYY!!
djdetox84 1 year ago
OTBC!
SuperYellafella 1 year ago
@ValuedComment I agree with every single point you've made.
BrokenBaculum 3 months ago
Where is the rest of this, that was on television?
cheers.
YoureAbsolutelyRight 2 years ago
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how much must they pay the audience?
deepfriedsquirrel 2 years ago
Russell Brand is shit.
GreenORK09 2 years ago 8
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Wow, this hack has some balls ripping into Russell Brand - a far sharper and more original comedian than he is
kentrel2 2 years ago
Is Russell Brand meant to be a comedian? I thought he was just a presenter?
Do you have proof for this assertion?
asubjectiveopinion 2 years ago
He's done quite a bit of standup. He has a couple of DVD's out (Shame and Doing Life) and another one being released somewhere around christmas.
BezoomnyBratchny 2 years ago
Russel Brand can't make any joke that isn't related to his penis.
BeetzartMusic 2 years ago
It's grumpy old men, the live show!!
Kevin Eldon is great, though.
thomzas 2 years ago
Does anyone know who that man is (with the wife) from 1:12 onwards? I've seen him before!
scrumpled 2 years ago
Gary Putner, from Look Around You and various other things. He and Kevin Eldon, who appears later in one of the other sketch inserts, have had a lot of parts in Lee and Herring stuff.
BrianBlessedO 2 years ago
I'm quite sure it's Little Britain, in that scene with the fat fighters.
halogen123 2 years ago
Thank god some decent comedy on the BBC again.
sanjuro4 2 years ago 9
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Stewart Lee is quite amusing. But his rant against Dan Brown does sound a bit like sour grapes to me.
waylander1978 2 years ago
Not exactly the funniest man in the world but good. An intellectual man.
djorcks95 2 years ago
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i suppose i will get thumbs down for my opinion but for a man that comes across as intellectually as he does his material suffers because of it, when he goes on for five minutes milking the "you know, the rappers from the top of the pops and they do a little rap" you know he is an intelligent man but that hole gag only works if you didn't know he was an intellectual man and trying to come across as a cool dad doesn't work... that is just my opinion so don't burn me for it!
Pims1eur 2 years ago
Even as a fan of Lee, I agree that that particular piece of material was weak. The 'old man not knowing about rap music' joke is very dated and he used his old repetition technique to bump up the humour level, but to be honest it wasn't very creative.
I will add though, I thought the whole concept of the show was very original, him talking to the camera occasionally and the sketches to compliment the material.
I will say though that I don't like the set they used. It should be a wine bar!
chris12dec 2 years ago
i do enjoy stand up with sketches they offer something more than just watching a man on stage, i want to like him but personally i found that episode to be more of a "look how stupid this person is and look how intelligent i am" without that though he has some good and intelligent jokes that i can appreciate! don't burn me on my opinion! (and ty for the comment rather than just a thumbs down!)
Pims1eur 2 years ago
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Why do you give a fuck if someone gives you a thumbs down?
I tell you something though... nothing can even touch what was on before Stewart Lee for being as funny as a death in the family: Mitchell and Webb. It's shocking to believe that that was a 15 minute highlight package of a previous show. What must the other 15 minutes have been like? If Webb hadn't have been pulling Micheal Jackson moves to Flashdance a few weeks earlier, they would have consigned that series to the shit heap.
chris12dec 2 years ago
great to have someone intelligent and well read on prime time TV- don't let morons persudae the TV executives to fill up British TV with Cilla Black and pop idol. We don't want to end up like the USA
BRIGSTOCK 2 years ago 13
Agreed, before this show I has only seen one clip of Stewart Lee. But I watched it and he is very funny, and intelligent. Good show.
IGotBannedAgainFTM 2 years ago 9
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i watched this last night it was not even funny
rhys21kipling 2 years ago
"i watched this last night it was not even funny "
lolz he didn't make one joke about football or anything lolz
sozzers 2 years ago 2
stewart lee is fucking amazing, im so glad he has a TV series, legend
willstokes123 2 years ago 33
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yes in ur moms room
dakingcool 2 years ago
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My mum is not gay. She does not even know you. I am in bed with your mum. It was fun.
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above is gay
dakingcool 2 years ago
Why is someone gay above you. are you in bed?
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NBOY95 2 years ago