Happened to see this Friday. Al Murray is a genius and streets ahead of BBC's alternative Jonathan Ross (although neither programme can be recommended because of the content). To see the genius with this clip you really have to wait until 2:11 where out of nowhere Murray launches into the seven ages of man speech from Shakespeare's As You Like It. It's another example of the low and high brow that I find so amusing.
A blog featuring whatever I fancy, often on the Christian faith but not exclusively
Shakespearean Pub Landlord
Happened to see this Friday. Al Murray is a genius and streets ahead of BBC's alternative Jonathan Ross (although neither programme can be recommended because of the content). To see the genius with this clip you really have to wait until 2:11 where out of nowhere Murray launches into the seven ages of man speech from Shakespeare's As You Like It. It's another example of the low and high brow that I find so amusing.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
3 comments:
Well, the audience all applauded, but can't help thinking that they, like guests, had no idea where it came from....
As much idea as Darcy and the Bingleys (who also applaud) that Ms Price was singing Petula Clark!
Ah, Gary, Gary! Too little time to watch ITV, I'm afraid....sounds like a good moment, though.
Post a Comment