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:puke2: :huh: Personally i was watching this last night and i found it as funny as Shít and i thought that he isn't even funny. but apparently Jean cristoff novelli (or whqatever his name is, sorry if i got it wrong :() was wetting himself if he said a word he was laughing his head off, once he breathed and laughed (joke:p) I really don't find it funny and a waste of Saturday night :angry: It could be replaced with Parkinson (far better :thumbup: :yahoo:)
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Al Murray isn't funny - end of.
He's not funny at all. ITV1's Saturday line up is usually pretty good, he wrecks it though. :arrr:
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i thought they peplayed 2 eaxctly the same episidodes the other week. He is so c**p, no guests will come on and had to replay it :puke2: to you Mr. Murray

I saw a bit of this, he's not chat show host that's for sure but then I knew that as soon as I heard about this show! :lol: Shame the ITV bosses didn't!

 

He is a brilliant stand-up though.

i dont find him funny at all tbh -_-
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He is so rubbish why anyone likes him i duno, i like some poepel when they are pissed but not him :P :D

Looking at some of the posts in this thread, then the joke is on you for failing to realise that he is supposed to be ironic & rubbish.

 

Al Murray the pub landlord is suppose to be lampooning right-wing extremism (his act may be seen as a fresh take on the Alf Garnett idea) that can be read on a daily basis in The Sun, the Dail Mail & the Express, while his TV chat show is deliberately bad (a fresh take on Alan Partridge's Knowing Me, Knowing You show meets moronic late Friday night shows from the 1990s hosted by right-wing "entertainers" Jim Davidson & Garry Bushell).

 

It is a testament to his skill as a comedian that he is the object of satire and ultimately the Pub Landlord is a deliberately pathetic creature.

 

The comedian behind the character is a highly intelligent individual who studied Philosophy & History at Oxford University.

 

He was also the presenter of Al Murray's Road to Berlin on the Discovery Channel. This was a very serious series about the last phase of World War II, taking him from the beaches of Normandy, through Arnhem and up the Rhine, ending in Berlin. In the series he drove around in a restored Willys Jeep, and interviewed survivors from both sides of the war. In the episode about operation Market Garden he parachuted, together with veterans, from a plane, to commemorate the battle.

Stuff he says is so un-original

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