Clip of Ja'mie on "Now That's What I Call Comedy" DVD

Violet wrote:Russell Brand =

Are you gonna see him when he comes to Melbourme?
I've been a big fan since my mate showed me clips of him on the UK Big Brother, he's hysterica!

He really made Big Brother interesting again - I'd definately recommend seeing him live if you get the chance.

stupidmeatball wrote:

Violet wrote:Russell Brand =

Are you gonna see him when he comes to Melbourme?
I've been a big fan since my mate showed me clips of him on the UK Big Brother, he's hysterica!

OMG its only 3 weeks away. Hahaha, i knew he was touring but not so soon LOL. My bad. I was looking under Ticketek. Hahaha Ticketmaster is the way to go. http://www.ticketmaster.com.au/event/1300424BDDD085B5?artistid=1206095&majorcatid=10002&minorcatid=51

$79 is pretty expensive, but he's worth it. Palais is a good venue too.

I'm going hahaha. Any other Melbourne boardies going?

Got this DVD yesterday and its got some really funny stuff on it. The Jamie bit is basically the whole of her section in the first episode. Very funny - love the bit where she sings to the pics of the sponsor kids. Reckon it will make more people in the UK aware of WCBH.

^ Yeah I'm really glad it's raising the profile of WCBH over here

stupidmeatball wrote:

Violet wrote:Russell Brand =

Are you gonna see him when he comes to Melbourme?
I've been a big fan since my mate showed me clips of him on the UK Big Brother, he's hysterica!

Yes I became aware of Russell whilst watching him present Big Brother's Big Mouth. He was brilliant and injected a lot of energy into that show! He cracks me up on whatever TV show he's on. Him and Noel Fielding ('The Goth Detectives') are a good duo too and were great on the Big Fat Quiz of the Year. And he managed to offend quite a lot of Americans whilst presenting the MTV Video Music Awards including Jonas Brothers fans who even sent death threats

Oh yeah I remember hearing about Russell going to Australia. Ah you're going to have an awesome time V, he's hilarious!

Spüne wrote:14. The Peter Serafinowicz Show - Darth Vader in Love is HILARIOUS. The female Darth Vader is so well designed.

Interestingly, Peter Serafinowicz did the voice of Darth Maul and Darth Chef (from South Park). He is such a good impressionist, his vocal ability is amazing. Pity his sketch show wasn't always as good as his You Tube stuff.

I loved him in Spaced and Shaun Of The Dead. He's so tall its unbelievable!

xx

Bought the DVD today. Can't wait to watch it all

Ooh, thanks for this, there's a lot of great shows on there (bar the IT Crowd). Just ordered it.

^ Good stuff! It's Red Nose Day today so I hope the UK peeps have donated in some way towards Comic Relief. It's good to see a few of us have donated at least a couple of pounds by buying the DVD. I like the 'jukebox' option when you can choose up to 20 clips to watch in one go

They are playing the Ja'mie King WCBH clip from the DVD right this minute on BBC 1!!!!!

I'm gonna buy the Comic Relief DVD.

Mathew Horne just said about Chris quote: 'that man is a genius'.

I was just about to go to sleep but I'm watching Comic Relief on BBC1 (all night telephon where everyone including various celebrities get involved to raise money for charity). They're showing Ja'mie's clip from We Can Be Heroes now! James Corden (comedian/actor/writer of Gavin and Stacey and the Horne and Corden show) who is presenting at the moment introduced the clip and described Chris as something like 'the finest comedian of the moment' and Mathew Horne who is co-presenting just said 'that man is a genius'. Good stuff!

Summer wrote:They are playing the Ja'mie King WCBH clip from the DVD right this minute on BBC 1!!!!!

I'm gonna buy the Comic Relief DVD.

Mathew Horne just said about Chris quote: 'that man is a genius'.

Haha glad to see that you're watching too! Yay I love these guys even more now . They're silly but they seem like nice blokes.

^ Looks like we both had the same thoughts

^ Yep! I'm glad at least a couple of us saw it

Just thought I'd update you guys for those who don't know, how much Comic Relief raised by the end of the show and even more donations and pledges are coming in:

£57,809,938

This beats 2007's record of £40.5 million and is the most money raised during its 21 year history! Who said the economic climate would make people less charitable eh?