Articles tagged with: stewart lee
Creased or Folded? hecklerspray Tells You the Way it is
Folded: In the Loop (more creative swearing than you’ll ever need) Stewart Lee (for having the stones to allow his recent awful TV show to air at all) Vintage ice creams (good old Freaky Feet. Though spot the one that shouldn’t be there) Laughing at people attempting to have a picnic in lukewarm sunshine (bet that tin of Frutini is transporting ...
Folded: In the Loop (more creative swearing than you’ll ever need) Stewart Lee (for having the stones to allow his recent awful TV show to air at all) Vintage ice creams (good old Freaky Feet. Though spot the one that shouldn’t be there) Laughing at people attempting to have a picnic in lukewarm sunshine (bet that tin of Frutini is transporting ...
TV Review: Stewart Lee’s Comedy Vehicle, BBC2, 16/03
Stewart Lee is to the world of comedy what pans are to a chef; pretty vital unless you want cold beans, and nobody wants cold beans. This man possesses razor sharp comic timing; somehow he can make any innocuous word comical. One small inflection or miniscule tweak of his expression conveys more than any amount of high pitched puerile drivel from the crosseyed one from Mock the Week or pretty much anyone from BBC Three.
Stewart Lee is to the world of comedy what pans are to a chef; pretty vital unless you want cold beans, and nobody wants cold beans. This man possesses razor sharp comic timing; somehow he can make any innocuous word comical. One small inflection or miniscule tweak of his expression conveys more than any amount of high pitched puerile drivel from the crosseyed one from Mock the Week or pretty much anyone from BBC Three.
The Five Best Stand-Ups You’ve Probably Never Heard Of
Mainstream comedians are fantastic, aren't they? Of course they are, why else would they be on the telly? Dawn French, Lee Mack, Justin Lee Collins, Alan Carr... the list is endless. Just thinking about them makes us want to round up every TV executive in a small room and hack the testicles off them that they haven't even got in the first place. And so the following is a list – in no particular order – of some of the most brilliant, unique, prime-time repellent and, therefore, largely anonymous comedians we’ve had the privilege to have never heard. Read what we’ve got to say, watch and listen to what they have to say, fall in love and spread the word.
Mainstream comedians are fantastic, aren't they? Of course they are, why else would they be on the telly? Dawn French, Lee Mack, Justin Lee Collins, Alan Carr... the list is endless. Just thinking about them makes us want to round up every TV executive in a small room and hack the testicles off them that they haven't even got in the first place. And so the following is a list – in no particular order – of some of the most brilliant, unique, prime-time repellent and, therefore, largely anonymous comedians we’ve had the privilege to have never heard. Read what we’ve got to say, watch and listen to what they have to say, fall in love and spread the word.
