100 funniest moments..the winner

ateam

Did anyone see the end of channel 4's 100 funniest moments last night? I watched up til 11..what won?

SoupyNorman

Peter Kay Stand-up,

Not my fav comedien but its so hard to pick a no.1 out of the top ten as each entry can be judged on different merits.

Lump

I'm glad he won, he's a legend.

John

RE*AC*TOR

Lump wrote:

I'm glad he won, he's a legend.

John

:rolleyes:

he's beyond bland. It was a relatively good program, but Peter Kay... family entertainment at it worst, its like Jim Davison or Bruce Forsyth.

SoupyNorman

Dead Ringers is great, when he pretends to be famous ppl in public.

Parkinson at the bus stop was so funny i squeezed myself!

BopNiblets

^ Ewww.

Anyway, I saw Curb Your Enthusiasm was on it, but was any Arrested Development?

Chicken dance! COCKA-COCKA-COCKA-COHH!

Pigman II

If he got #1 then 2-100 must have been a right load of rubbish.

Baggly

the star wars kid came in around 80. that is quality.

google star wars kid if you dont know what im talking about

or go here

http://www.screamingpickle.com/humor/legends/StarWarsKid/video_nolinking/StarWarsKid-DJM_v.wmv

Lump

RE*AC*TOR wrote:

:rolleyes:

he's beyond bland. It was a relatively good program, but Peter Kay... family entertainment at it worst, its like Jim Davison or Bruce Forsyth.

I don't know what show it was, but anything I've seen him in is great.

John

regeneration

RE*AC*TOR wrote:

:rolleyes:

he's beyond bland. It was a relatively good program, but Peter Kay... family entertainment at it worst, its like Jim Davison or Bruce Forsyth.

He's good at what he does - standup that anyone can appreciate and enjoy (Phoenix Nights is hilarious). But it's obviously going to be a bigger vote grabber than someone like Chris Morris whose appeal is more ... "limited" & whose comedy can be more acerbic

mickymg2003

Does anybody know when/If it will be repeated?

nachos

thought this was a great programme, nice way to kill a few hours and have some giggles. surprised the office wasn't on it, or the simpsons, family guy, etc

ateam

I'm very surprised Peter Kay won...i don't find him funny at all. From the ones i saw, there was a lot of channel 4 bias. I saw a Beatles About sketch about an alien landing in a woman's garden. She fell for it, absolutely hilarious telly.

Wertz

I enjoyed this immensely...it had the added bonus of showing me all the "best" bits of reality TV from the past 5 yrs without me ever having to actually subject myself to the dross.
Hell it was worth watching for Sam Fox in her cape (literally) in Bar Wars and at the Brits with Mick Fleetwood alone....oh and for that eccentric English family with the huge house and no money (I nearly cracked up when she threw the kids telly in the lake )

Lump

ateam wrote:

I'm very surprised Peter Kay won...i don't find him funny at all. From the ones i saw, there was a lot of channel 4 bias. I saw a Beatles About sketch about an alien landing in a woman's garden. She fell for it, absolutely hilarious telly.

I think you need to be english to get the jokes.... well a lot of them. Or watch the programme a few times Since it was voted for by english people

John

SoupyNorman

nachos wrote:

thought this was a great programme, nice way to kill a few hours and have some giggles. surprised the office wasn't on it, or the simpsons, family guy, etc

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baller4life

Why did they call it moments, when a lot of them were a number of different clips from one particular show?

Ruskie4Rent

regeneration wrote:

He's good at what he does - standup that anyone can appreciate and enjoy (Phoenix Nights is hilarious). But it's obviously going to be a bigger vote grabber than someone like Chris Morris whose appeal is more ... "limited" & whose comedy can be more acerbic

The paedophile epispode of Brass Eye was no.2 or 3 which is some consolation. Shocked to see that the office wasn't at the top as it usually is in these types of shows.