American Reacts to Sarah Millican - Buying a House 

Pet, not petal.

I think she's actually better than Victoria Wood to be honest 🤷🏼‍♀️

she is so damn good !

Hahaha u dork you slacker at work hahahah I see u gaming =p ima tell ur boss lol

@@bxkid7 FREAK :-P

I don't really watch Sarah's stuff though I've seen the odd clip like this, does she not identify herself as Geordie to southern audiences? I imagine anyone outside the north east isn't going to know what a Sand Dancer is

Racist.

@@fintonmainz7845 how haha

@@lewi8932 what IS a sand dancer by the way?

Sandancer - there are many theories but nobody knows for sure where it originates. Shields folk like the mackems aren't Geordies.

thanks Dr!

@@bxkid7 Caroline Ahearne - as herself ( her first stand up appearance ).........you'll love that

Gary Delany has delivered some of the best one-liners ive ever heard

u legend! pretty damn sweet that you was at this show!

@@bxkid7 yeah it was a good show, she’s so funny, check out her clip from Graham Norton with p diddy 😂😂

@@bxkid7 here’s the link lol ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2yysOnOtxhQ.html

@@RebelRed will have to check this out! ty rebel

South Shields is not in Newcastle, and she's not a Geordie. She's a Sandancer from South Shields.

@@danielgardecki1046 What would you call her accent? I'm just curious, I've always described Sarah as a Geordie, or Newcastle accent, didn't know any different till I read your comment.

My mum is from Newcastle she said it’s an miners accent obviously she’s talking about when the mines was in use like one hundred years ago called Pitmatic ( dialect )

@@Kazza_8240 If you were in the North East you'd say she has a "Sunddancer" or more generally, a "South Tyneside Accent." it's similar to a "Geordie" accent but with more rising intonations in longer sentences, with random oddly well-annunciated consonants, and a more Makem pronunciation of the vowel in "Year" or "Day" which becomes "Yuhr" rather than "Yair", or "Sundaah" instead of "Sundae." Anywhere else, just say Geordie. In fact, the majority of people even in the North East don't really think about linguistics of the region much, so they'll rarely talk about anything other than "the Geordie accent" despite also agreeing we all sound different and say different things town to town. But that's the general public for you.

Will eventually get to a new show at some point but not quite yet.

Thanks brother! =) hehehe

Hahahaha

we should have a few billy connolly on the channel

@Justin Credible Oh I forgot about Katherine 🤦🏼‍♀️ aye, I'd pay to see her, glad ye like ma patter, I do try lol.

@Justin Credible Have you been to many comedy gigs? Who've you seen?

@Justin Credible I've saw Bottom, Jimmy Carr, Romesh Ranganathan supporting Kevin Bridges, and Limmy 😂 Your a wee sook lol. Edit - I'm surprised Russell was shit, I woulda thought he'd be good.

@Justin Credible A sook means a suck up 🤣 I'll take it though 🤷🏼‍♀️🤣

@Justin Credible If it makes you feel better, you're sexy in my imagination, laughter's always sexy 😉😂 Your a good wee egg as well 😁

We will for sure. No ETA yet tho.

@Justin Credible I don't like many female comedians, past or present, in fact, Sarah is about the only female comedian I find funny, and the only one I'd pay to see live, you're right Justin, she's the best female comedian this countrys got. And to Steve - she can't help her voice man, and sometimes it is a bit much if you've already got a headache, but her patter is spot on.

@Justin Credible Jo Brand

@Justin Credible Catherine Tate

@Justin Credible No. My bad for not reading the comment properly. I still think she's funnier though.

@Justin Credible Diane Spencer