[TIAL]

I shall seek out a Ross Nobel DVD then, seeing as he seems to be popular with some on here.

BTW just seen an old HIGNFY which had Reginald D Hunter on it, he came across quite funny on that, is he any good at stand up?

Definitley check out a Ross Noble DVD, I'd reccomend 'Randomist':
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ross-Noble-Rand ... 440&sr=8-2

Reginald D Hunter is great too, I've seen him on HIGNFY and a bit of Live At The Apollo. Not seen him in real life though.

If I can also reccomend on stand-up DVD it would be Stewart Lee's 'Stand-Up Comedian'. Intelligent, independant stand-up at its best: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Stewart-Lee-Sta ... 535&sr=1-1

[TIAL]

My recommendation for one of his DVDs (though I've not seen all of them, so nicola_red may be better for this) would be Randomist.

D'oh, didn't see that, although I agree. Brilliant show, and packed with extras (including a few other versions of the same show which are completely different)

[Johnny 1989]

Thanks for those recommendations, I shall hunt those out when I get payed

[Nicola_Red]

Oh aye, I've seen Reginald D Hunter live too, he didn't sell very well so it was a freebie...most of these big name comedians I have to pay for! He was okay...his show was called 'Pride and Prejudice and Niggers' which made some people in this building very nervous! On the topic of Ross Noble's dvds, I honestly can't remember which is which...which one has the Hyde Park show as a bonus disc? That show is my favourite one of all of his.

[Kaiser Chef]

I'm seeing Jimmy Carr in March for the first time live but I've seen all his shows on DVD so hopefully it's not all a regurgitation of stuff.

One thing that Jimmy Carr always prides himself on is that no matter how many different tours he does, each one is always totally new material. I saw him in Bedford last year as a warm-up gig for his new tour (the one he's on at the moment) and even he said don't bother coming to see him on that tour as it will just be what we've just heard that night He knows people don't want to see the same thing twice so he said to wait for the next one.

[Johnny 1989]

I'm seeing Jimmy Carr in March for the first time live but I've seen all his shows on DVD so hopefully it's not all a regurgitation of stuff.

One thing that Jimmy Carr always prides himself on is that no matter how many different tours he does, each one is always totally new material. I saw him in Bedford last year as a warm-up gig for his new tour (the one he's on at the moment) and even he said don't bother coming to see him on that tour as it will just be what we've just heard that night He knows people don't want to see the same thing twice so he said to wait for the next one.

That's quite unique for a comic to do that, nice to see that he does at least pre warn his audience that near future gigs will be the same (Peter Kay take note)

[MK Chris]

his support act these year, Steve something or other was fantastic.

Steve Hall I believe his name is and I agree, he was brilliant.

I saw him in Bedford

Ha, only just noticed you're from Bedford. My ex is a copper there.

[swindontownfc1]

is there any way anyone could get this interview for me please?

i figured this was better than making a new topic.

Thank You everyone.

[Kaiser Chef]

his support act these year, Steve something or other was fantastic.

Steve Hall I believe his name is and I agree, he was brilliant.

I saw him in Bedford

Ha, only just noticed you're from Bedford. My ex is a copper there.

How unfortunate

Forgot to say, Jimmy did a signing after the gig aswell and he was really good. I'm sure it's the first time I'd seen him out of a suit. He chatted to everyone and seemed genuinely appreciative of everyone that went. I said it was a great show, he said "thankyou very much" then signed my programme, i shook his hand and toddled off. Some girl asked him to sign her breast, he had a good laugh about that...then did it.