The trip with Steve Coogan. We rise at daybreak.
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Recommended to me by a friend (Thankyou Sir). A scene from the trip.
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@adventurousbec 5 years ago
Whenever I'm sad, I watch this clip.
@JudeBarrett 15 years ago
xD "Sleep well, my brother. Sleep well, my sister. But, please, do not sleep with my sister." "Leave my sister out of it!" "Leave my sister alone." "Don't touch her!" GOD, I LOVE THIS!
@jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj178 6 years ago (edited)
Steve's Billy Connoly is so dead on, it's almost scary. I heard that in England, broadsheet journalists have described his impressions as "stunningly accurate."
@danieltuomey4859 6 years ago
I think it's years since I've gone to bed on a night when I actually have to get up in the morning without repeatedly saying "gentlemen to bed" to myself for minutes on end beforehand
@haggler 8 years ago
I actually believe this was the recent pinnacle of British comedy.
It absolutely kills me every time.
It’s like having banter with your very best friend except you’re both actually as funny as you think you are. They aren’t just riffing, they’re on the fly improvising a comedy routine funnier than 99% of people could with years of practice.
Two legends in their field, who will be respected the same as greats in the future I think. Having a fun chat in a car.
It absolutely kills me every time.
It’s like having banter with your very best friend except you’re both actually as funny as you think you are. They aren’t just riffing, they’re on the fly improvising a comedy routine funnier than 99% of people could with years of practice.
Two legends in their field, who will be respected the same as greats in the future I think. Having a fun chat in a car.
@EgoTheatreTM 12 years ago
The Billy Connolly bit at the end had me peeing myself... so freakin' funny
@njd2342 2 years ago
We few, we happy few, we band of brothers;
For he to-day that sheds his blood with me
Shall be my brother; be he ne’er so vile,
This day shall gentle his condition:
And gentlemen in England now a-bed.
For tomorrow we leave at 9.30ish.
For he to-day that sheds his blood with me
Shall be my brother; be he ne’er so vile,
This day shall gentle his condition:
And gentlemen in England now a-bed.
For tomorrow we leave at 9.30ish.
@ctnelsonuk 14 years ago
In our house nobody can discuss what time to get up without it turning into the entire dialogue from this scene. It's become impossible to just say "I'm setting the alarm for seven".
@evilwomanofdoom 6 years ago (edited)
Just watched Troy 'prepare the army, we attack at day break ' laughed and thought immediately of this! 😆😆
@UnstableUranium 14 years ago
Small talk with friends, eating various cuisines, exploring the countryside. That's what life's all about
The trip with Steve Coogan. We rise at daybreak.
AKTVUK
1,520,217 views
Recommended to me by a friend (Thankyou Sir). A scene from the trip.