@@silentauditor9513 honestly jamie oliver is more famous then gordon ramsay here xD i never hear anything of gordon ramsay but jamie oliver i know since i am a child and i am not british
@@DaxRaider well I’m English and Gordon Ramsey is without a doubt renowned the world over. He has the savoy restaurant in London and other restaurants allover the world and multiple tv shows to his credit. Jamie Oliver is a nice guy and a good chef… NB, his restaurant chain went bankrupt. Gorden. Jamie is just lower league. Fact.
@Silent Auditor They are both amazing chefs and have also both done some really valuable charity and campaigning work. Both raised awareness of important issues. Both have worked to try to improve things for others. Both have had businesses catastrophically fall over - when you're in business for that long, unfortunately it's the nature of the beast. Expanding that far, it's just too big for everything to go right all the time, and too big for one person to be responsible for. Both of them were also screwed over by people they should have been able to trust at times because again, business. By all accounts I've heard, Gordon is one of the most fantastic people to work with, and is a really genuine person. Heard similar things about Jamie.
@@silentauditor9513 Who cares if he's not the "same league" as Ramsay? Are you like 5, or something? "My CeLeBrItY cHeF mAkEs A bEtTeR bEeF wElLiNgToN tHaN yOuR cElEbRiTy ChEf." (You consistently spelled his name wrong, by the way.)
Keep doing Graham Norton..I'm an Aussie who was born in England to an Irish family, who also live in America and various places around the world...We love Grahan Norton in Australia!!
Graham is great at allowing people to relax and be their best selves. He now has such status that he attracts A listers who are happy to take his jibes.
It's amazing how relaxed everyone becomes. Some of the tales! The Brit actors just go for it! The rest find a freedom and let it all out. Graham is the best at this. Being a comic too he is very quick and funny and lulling into a sense of security Damon, Murray and Bonneville all get into it
They're allowed boozed yes Perhaps to lubricate the tongue But you also have the oh I've done that too or comfort that everyone's joining in The format helps. Graham isn't always needed but may be encouraged Watch Matt Damon with murray and bonneville
You're correct, Joel, to view the Graham Norton show as a good way to get a grasp of the British style of chat show. The maestro of such programmes, and the one on which Norton based his format, was Michael Parkinson. His list of interviewees incl: Mohammed Ali, Billy Connolly, Helen Mirren, Orson Wells, John Lennon, David Bowie, Paul McCartney, Betty Davies, John Wayne, Meg Ryan, Woody Allen, and hundreds more between 1971 and 2007.
@@avrildaly6404 yes however the UK aka British people consists of also Northern Ireland. Which he isn't from he's actually Irish from Ireland not Northern Ireland. But still They ain't far off
Graham show is strictly original. It wasn’t based on Parkinson’s style whatsoever watch early Graham Norton from the beginning. Norton developed him own style which is actually very Irish.
@@jgg59 Child, shut tf up. Someone said hes British and I said no, but if he was from Northern Ireland then he'd be British. Stop embarrassing yourself and get out, ain't no one speak to u
The person making the drinks that you didn't know is ironically a British TV chef called Jamie Oliver and he and Gordon have are kind of frenamies so good referencing lol
the dude making the drinks is a famous tv chef.. jamie oliver. famous british chef. he was known to me (in australia) on tv much earlier than gordon ramsay was. i think he may have started his whole tv chef career at a younger age than ramsay (oliver is 10 or so years younger). i think ramsay spent longer on his chef career with michelin star restuarants etc. oliver was known as "the naked chef" (the name of his show in the UK) and later went on to have some restaurant chains around the world which some went bankrupt. they weren't a "high-class" restaurant chain.. it was more aimed at cost-affordable food. he also did some stuff in the mid 2000s and the UK government where he tried to get schools to have healthier options for students. love your reactions as always!
Always nice to see. Would love to see a part 5. Watching this prompted my memory to commend to you for a reaction "You'll never walk alone", sung at the Grand Final of Eurovision 2023 in Liverpool. It was sung as part of the 'Liverpool songbook', in what is akin to the halftime show at the Super Bowl. I know you've heard the song before, but this rendition is particularly moving, in my opinion, not least because it involves an entire auditorium and is an image for European solidarity, with the vocals led by a Dutch man and visual reference to Ukraine. I don't actually watch Eurovision, but the video popped up as a recommendation of mine as I like the song and I found it to be heartwarming. There's a clip on RU-vid of it.
Hello Joel. When Jamie Oliver said about the guest you do not want and then the man in the audience reaction to Will Smith. Things that make you go hmmm! Did you not know Jenna Coleman? She was in Victoria, which I thought someone might have suggested for Patreon, as well as in Dr Who. Jamie was once the young an up and coming TV chef. He tried to get the government to do healthy school meals, but some said he was like a posh person preaching to poor people about food they couldn't afford. In food terms Marmite. Similarly, I still prefer Parkinson to Norton, showing my age.
Aussie here and yeah, I do not recognize the majority of guests that this show has. But it still has it's very funny moments! So not a celebrity hunter here, silly waste of time if you are. Oh and JPS, you have the video titled as part 2, but at the end you said part 4??? I'm confused 😆
@@AdamG0705 I gave up watching before the end so I didn't see Tom Hanks or Jake Gyllenhaal. Concerning the others, I have a life, I don't usually watch American crap actors who can't form a sentence in the English language.. You obviously do.
Hope Canada is going well? I love it when you don't know the Celebrities! some British Actor's like um Will Smith, Tom Hanks, Jake Gyllenhaal, Chris Pratt! lol. In your defence there were a couple of Brits Jodie Whittaker (coin in Cup) Dr Who, Tom Holland Spiderman!!
You are the Tig Nataro of RU-vid. Yes, look her up… she created a series of shows because her spouse said that Tig could not recognize anyone. Tig is a comedian. She’s in entertainment.
Also the US has those horrible cubicle doors with the big gap at the top and bottom. I'd love to be rich, but I'd hate being famous. Although I do look a lot like David whatshisname from the X files and had a weird experience a few times when I was younger. The worse time this teenager pointed at me in a newsagent and said "It's that bloke from the x files!" What they imagined he would be doing in a newsagent in a random place in west sussex... people are weird about celebrities
Who is the blonde woman wearing black trousers telling her story of some bloke wanting to put money into her glass cup/mug because he thought she was out begging? I don't recognise her from anywhere...TV shows or films? Also that coloured chap, no idea, but obviously recognise The Rock.....😁 Still there were a lot of people there with no idea of who they are, except one or two, ..Tom Hanks?
@@tracyconnor6166 Ah, but I used to watch Doctor Who many years ago when I was a nipper with Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker, and the funny Daleks who couldn't climb stairs....I got bored when all the different actors came in, which is why I have never seen Jodi Whittaker, as they didn't really fit the show and think it all got a bit PC too. Especially when they brought in a woman as the Doctor...
@@tracyconnor6166 I am from the UK, and started to watch Doctor Who with William Hartnell as the Doctor, and later got bored and lost interest with it with all the different actors in it because it was getting all PC.... The Daleks were fun though.
The guy making the cocktail is pri- person called Jamie Oliver who is a dictator of British food, ruined childhoods and tries to take our free will (when it comes to food) away… true story
Ah bless Jodie to think she's world famous and wants to be recognized ,outside of Dr Who fans (personally hate the show,sorry!). Give the lass hope and time and best wishes,and perhaps she may?
In fairness she’s not talking about worldwide fame, she’s talking about being out and about in the UK where Dr Who is one of the biggest shows on TV. I’ve personally never watched an episode, but I’d still likely recognise any of the actors who’ve played the Dr since the early 2000s, as they’re kind of everywhere in this country.
