[Paulie Walnuts]

Missed this yesterday so listening to it now.

Im at the bit where he says he`s just recorded his tv show about the news stories of the week and hopefully no big stories break on the friday when the programme goes out.

As I`m listening breaking news on the tv has just come through about the Tsunami/Earthquake in Japan. Weird.

His dvd is class, very funny guy. It`s on youtube I think, unless its been took down.

[dimtimjim]

KB is a funny guy. Love his delivery.

[Ilovematt]

Not a fan so didn't listen.

[Travis Bickle]

I dont think many comedians are in the slightest bit funny, but Kevin Bridges is better than most in my opinion. It wasnt the best interview I have ever heard, but it wasnt the worst.

Moyles made it far better than he would have a couple of years ago.

[MK Chris]

I love stand up comedy and Kevin Bridges does make me laugh.

What I find interesting, though, is the number of the current generation of comedians who are guesting on the show - I distinctly remember previously (a long time ago - possibly even on afternoons) Chris saying that there was a lot of resentment towards him from stand ups because he hasn't done the circuit (despite the fact that he's not actually a comedian.)

[Travis Bickle]

I love stand up comedy and Kevin Bridges does make me laugh.

What I find interesting, though, is the number of the current generation of comedians who are guesting on the show - I distinctly remember previously (a long time ago - possibly even on afternoons) Chris saying that there was a lot of resentment towards him from stand ups because he hasn't done the circuit (despite the fact that he's not actually a comedian.)

I'm sure it was Chris who I heard say that just a few weeks ago. I cant remember who he was talking to but I am sure he said it recently as well.

Maybe those stand ups think you have no right to be funny onn tv radio unless you have done the circuit. Seems odd.

[Nicola_Red]

I happened to hear the opening bit of his interview on Steve Wright yesterday afternoon, Wright asked the same Q as Moyles about how he got into comedy, and he gave the exact same answer, down to the word. I understand there are only so many ways you can structure an answer to a very stock question, but still, it struck me as a bit lazy.

[Travis Bickle]

I happened to hear the opening bit of his interview on Steve Wright yesterday afternoon, Wright asked the same Q as Moyles about how he got into comedy, and he gave the exact same answer, down to the word. I understand there are only so many ways you can structure an answer to a very stock question, but still, it struck me as a bit lazy.

I have noticed that before, especially with comedians. Most of the stuff they say in interviews is word for word what they have said before, quite often in their live shows. I used to be a big fan of Russell Brand, and most of his interviews were made up of his stand up material.

[Yudster]

At least they are mostly not as lazy as Peter Kay, bringing out the exact same show on three different DVDs.

[R94N]

He was great on the times I've seen him on Mock The Week. Other than that, and the Moyles interview (obviously) I don't really watch any of his stuff. But then again, I don't watch any stand-up comedy really, unless it's Mock The Week or Good News. I never bothered with Live At The Apollo.