Does anybody find him funny?
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04-12-2010 01:53 PM #3
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Nope, and the more time goes on I find it harder to see how he is funny as I try in vain to see past his ego to him.
Not a fan.
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04-12-2010 02:02 PM #5
I think he was brilliant in The Office and good in Extras. Strangely 'tho, he doesn't come across well in real life and I don't like him as a stand-up comedian.
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04-12-2010 02:05 PM #6
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04-12-2010 02:54 PM #7
I've seen him live and he was okay but nowhere near the best I've seen. He was just a pain in the **** in An Idiot Abroad with an irritating laugh that now just sounds forced. Enjoyed the stuff he did with The Simpsons as well as the Office and Extras though.
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04-12-2010 03:30 PM #8
Probably the unfunniest "comedian" ever. Although there are a few out there running him close.
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04-12-2010 03:40 PM #9
His stand up stuff aint nothing special. I think The Office is genius. I could watch it over and over, its not laugh out loud comedy as in cracking jokes, its the awkward moments and facial expressions that get me. Extras is good aswell. Darren his agent is funny.
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04-12-2010 04:50 PM #10
In the Office and Extras - yes.
In the small amount of his stand-up that I've seen, and assorted TV appearances - no.
Not seen An Idiot Abroad.
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04-12-2010 07:43 PM #12
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04-12-2010 09:05 PM #13
Great in The Office, but his ego pretty much means everything else is terrible. He's so far up his own arse that he can see out of the other side.
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05-12-2010 06:24 PM #14
I'm a big fan, really liked his first two stand up shows but was less taken by fame. Haven't seen science yet.
Thought the office was the best comedy series I'd ever seen, extras was brilliant too.
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05-12-2010 06:52 PM #15
Was excellent in The Office, a brilliantly written show that helped build on and develop the social embarassment comedy genre that i personally love and has been taken even further by shows such as Curb Your Enthusiasm and Arrested Development.
As a stand up he's ok. Mildly amusing and has his moments but not a natural stand up and it all seems a bit staged.
As an aside am i the only person in Britain that doesn't find Frankie Boyle funny? I don't find him offensive before anyone says anything to that effect, i just don't think he's very funny or a particularly good stand up.
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06-12-2010 05:30 PM #16This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
THATS funny
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06-12-2010 06:13 PM #17This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Personally i don't rate Gervais or Boyle as stand ups.
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07-12-2010 03:44 PM #18
i find him funny and it seems that im in the minority when i say i like him more actually being interviewed just think he is a funny guy. Not so keen on the stand up but with the huge money on offer from dvd sales (where even an average stand up can become a millionare) he would be daft not to do them, dont really see where the ego issues come from i always take the grammys " its ok winning 1 but you really need 2 bookends" stuff as tongue n cheek
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10-12-2010 06:45 PM #19This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
As good as Steven Merchant.
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10-12-2010 07:21 PM #20
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cant stick the man, idiot abroad imo is so staged, cant believe people could be sucked in by this
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