A new Joan of Arc or another Napoleon 1st maybe appear one day to save the soul of Europe in loss of identity and in danger of perishing like the Roman Empire face of foreign invasions. (Google Translate)
@@kakshaks:...How urbane and insightful. Must've taken you ages to come up with so highly original a notion as the extremely intelligent "single-word-gainsay" counter argument...! Still... my hopes weren't high...
@@michaelrawson6261 I apologise and so lets try this. The fact that Mick Miller is still working as a comedian after 40 years takes some doing and so he should be congratulated for that. However, his act has not evolved since Day 1. It's similar (not the same) to when bands or artists play all of their old greatest hits at every gig that they do without releasing or performing anything new. The world moves at an incredibly fast pace and comedy should always move with it. Miller has the opportunity to write new gags and incorporate them into a new show on a regular basis but just doesnt bother. It is so lazy! Now, lets move onto your incredible and somewhat sweeping statement 'Still funnier than all the woke, lefty, panel-show hopping tossbags on tv these days, put together.' which, I have to add is as a disgusting a remark I have seen from someone who believes they have a valued opinion. So whilst I agree that there are some pretty awful 'comedians' on our TVs occasionally but for every one of those, there are probably another 10 or more out on the circuits (or online) with new, fresh, topical, funny material that is both current and hilarious. Add to that, that most of them will write an entire new show/set on a yearly basis to both challenge themselves but to remain current. And add to that, a lot of them are also prolific authors and script writers too. I appreciate that humour is subjective but I would certainly be keen to know what names you are including in your list of 'all the woke, lefty, panel-show hopping tossbags on tv'
