You're Stuck In A Metaphor - The Trip, Episode 6 - BBC Two

[kalcaron]

Water is so weird.

[VeryApe111]

Did anyone else laugh when he fell in. It was like one of those home video shows except better and without all those horrible common people.

[MsFelixtheCat50]

Steven Coogan falling into the water has got to be the funniest scene I've ever witnessed

[SquareRo0o0t]

I thought this was Alan partridge on Takeshi's castle 

[Viciousfella]

Rob Brydon is so genious it's amazing

[Nina58729]

hahahahaha i cannot stop laughing

[cnczmum]

Love watching Coogan's mid life crisis.

[thefatman69dude]

looool

[Torchwood44000]

1:00 Hillarious

[creaseproofmofongo]

Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire Dales, England.

[bastlake]

Fock!

[hhead44]

Is this Wales?  Where is this?

[mulliganmonkee]

those passing quacking ducks have such good timing

[Uglystick86]

Where is this?

[brendanbebop]

2 people are stuck in a metaphor.

[kaishaku72]

Aww, I wanna do that.

[looseheadtom]

'are you alright' 'yip' hahahaha

[stoinge]

The trip was fucking brilliant!!!

[RawMuch]

White men can't jump.



[TheCarlScharnberg]

@RawMuch Haha!

[ieszer10]

You're stuck in a metaphor! You now- ouhhh ouhhh

lol PRICELESS

[noodlestroop]

You'll nev-OOOH OOH

[ExtremeBogom]

lol these 2 a great :D

[0wallaby0]

Aha love that Daniel Ilabaca favorited this video - probably because of the vaulting the fence bit at the start :) Loved this series so much, brilliant double act.

[greggordo]

1911 = Laurel and Hardy :D

[closertofiftythanyew]

Llyn y Fan Fawr?

[closertofiftythanyew]

youtube brit cunts

[closertofiftythanyew]

Steve and Rob, tramp up to Llyn y Fan Fach is you have balls.

It is a female dark zone for testesterone, and I reckon that is what you are avoiding it.

But tell you the truth, my balls did reduce, entering that zone, but one of us had to do it, take onefor us, in discovery.

[closertofiftythanyew]

@closertofiftythanyew

Ladytron? Messing about on a lake?

watch?v=z_BSfkTFQ4M

OOPS!

[Argyrakis]

ITS NOT A METAPHOR

[closertofiftythanyew]

@Argyrakis

an allegorical macho carry on, then, between men/boys, near fifty.

Quite pathetic, isn't it?

[AndxRo]

it`s interesting how he felt in the water when he was dry because of his hesitation determined by the fear of not getting wet.

after he felt and got wet, he was so confident on running on those rocks because there was nothing bad that could happen to him anymore.

that shows how fear and hesatation leave a bad mark on us.

[Neji1984]

@AndxRo Lol, it would depend on what you are fearing. For the most part, fear is your subconscious way of revealing reality by pinpointing your current limitation(s). Fear can then make someone widen their limitation. For example, if a student is fearing an upcoming exam, it's because he's unprepared. To get over that fear, that student has to study to the point where the material almost becomes a part of him. If not for his/her fear, the student wouldn't have studied to the point of mastering.

[robdog15001]

Good writing.

[closertofiftythanyew]

Poor Steve, the sad, sad, sad git. Someone with all that talent, losing their way.

Anyway, never mind about that, how's Port Talbot these days Rob? Hopefully the steel works is still up and running, pumping out their chest clearing fumes, bleaching the bedsheets on Monday mornings on the clothes lines, keeping people in proper wholesome work? Long may it last Rob - proper Welsh steel, oh yes.

[samsung54369]

@closertofiftythanyew your gay...

[closertofiftythanyew]

@samsung54369

takes one to know one, and all that, gaylord.

[paulosham1]

Watta you got?!

[scrumpled]

self-indulgent shite from steve coogan

[Homer20065305111]

@scrumpled you're self-indulgent shite. HI-OH!

[MrFagleman]

@scrumpled u've got it so wrong

[BambosNeophytou]

Agreed keflar5, spot on - definitely best thing TV by a mile. Actually best BBC series of last few years, at least since The Office and probably better than that even. Beautifully shot and edited, with an absolutely perfect pace. Just great characters, situations, performances and dialogue, no gimmicks. it's a joy in every way from start to finish. Totally baffled by how many tw4tty TV critics didn't get it. Mind you, most great things like this are slated when they come out.

[Dungarth]

haha I love ''The Trip'' Coogan/Brydon better win a damn award for it! its bloody genius!

[Exeunt26]

YOU'RE STUCK HALFWAY! YOU'RE STUCK IN A METAPHOR!

[keflar5]

Best thing on TV by a mile

[umpalumpa2oo7]

perfect

[jwheat65]

LOL! Really.

[Nathpeggsy]

i think ive been to that place with the stepping stones. i think its Boulton Abbey

[wotucudavwon]

Funny how cold water round his nuts made him do his Alan Partridge voice.

[SERDAROTmkd]

you looked at home in the water :):):):):):)

[closertofiftythanyew]

@SERDAROTmkd

Always thought Steve was a bit of a trout, non-posh though, unlike Rob who comes across as quite a salmon, leaping over your humour, Alan, sorry, Steve.

[closertofiftythanyew]

@closertofiftythanyew

The posh trout is a Dylan Thomas reference, by the way Steve, no doubt well over your head, maybe. : )

[189394]

Ah, that's better.