COMEDY KING!!! Americans React "Mack Speed - Lee Mack's Quick Wit On WILTY" | 85k Subscriber Special 

True story, I met Lee Mack at my doctors surgery in Manchester a few months ago as he was filming Skint outside the surgery. Made my year. Sharpest man alive!

Lee and David really are a perfect comedy due. They are well matched in wit, sarcasm and intelligence but have that opposite personality dynamic to play off...David all "posh and repressed" and Lee and playing the "working class rascal". Love it ❤

The joke about time travel was referencing that John Barrowman was in Dr Who the time travel tv show.

the "i'm shit at time travel" joke is because the guy he said it to was an actor in a show about time travel

44:22 Nobody came into the show after a 'commercial', this is the BBC.

😅 You guys are absolute jokers, I love the fact that you love our British humour and comedy. It's the best in the world, you can't beat it. And no one can match Lee Mack's wit and speed of come backs. Keep the reactions coming brothers!! 😁👍

Spencer and Dann, you have such a grasp/appreciation of British humour and tradition. You should come to Britain to do a special series, you would love it and be very welcome. The day to day experiences on British streets would have you laughing. Love your channel guys 👍 respect from Britain 🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸

Plus the wit of Welsh host Rob Brydon...the genius referee

Lee Mack has his own Sitcom "Not going Out" which he created, stars in and has co-written, I think it's one of the longest running sit coms on British TV and well worth a watch for his style of humour.

The guy talking about scatting when annoyed plays Tyres in Simon Peggs show Spaced, great series

congrats boys! Mazal Tov from Israel. at ~ 29:00 Lee says he can't do the Ronnie voice, he's having a dig a Bryden because he ALWAYS does a Ronnie impersonation especially if there's no prompt or context

The joke about ,Welsh girl meeting in carpark is about Welsh girls meeting in carparks in the woods dogging, not because he's Welsh ,it's because he knows lol

Lee Mack is 54, David Mitchell is six years his junior at 48.

If you saw the full episode Lee Mack was actually telling the truth about his baby daughter cries when ever she hears the pop song.

I actually can't even believe that you lads reacted to this entire thing. ✌🏻

Lee Mack. Comic genius! Think of all the so-called comic geniuses who had their jokes written for them 👏👏👏

LEE ACTUALY WROTE THE SKETCH SHOW WITH TIM VINE, VERY FUNNY SHOW

1:21:39 The full clip of the giant jumper/pullover/cardigan is by far the most David Mitchell has laughed at anything, ever. It's well worth a watch just by itself. lol

The dibber's used to make a hole in soil ready to put a seed or a plant in either in the garden or a planting tray.

Ha good spot with spotting Josie Lawrence Spencer! Nice one, yep the one and only. She`s ace

You both certainly get the British sense of humour and I appreciate that it can be difficult. I love your reactions, they really make me laugh. Your RU-vid channel is fantastic.

To be fair to Jimmy, he got caught, he owned up, apologised and all his colleagues absolutely ripped him for years on national tv. It still comes up occasionally but it was pretty intense for years. He took it all on the chin and earned his respect back. Basically, his apology and dealing with the aftermath was literally perfect. An example to anyone who gets caught.

I have never wanted to punch david. I think he's a marvel and an absolute national treasure.

It was one of the 2 Ronnies. Ronnie Corbett, the inspiration behind Graham Norton’s Red Chair.

i feel like quick comedians like lee mack have similair brain chemistry to freestyle rappers so quick and fast

Love the fact that you said, "was that one of the Two Ronnies"! The education is on track

Genuinely though, depending on your location, you could easily pick up 89 lemons or limes in the UK. But you'd probably need to hit up a supermarket. Ten minute walk for me and I can get you all the lemons you need

Sorry if someone has said this, but David is actually still in his forties, he's just like my Dad was...David acts older than he true age. It's Lee that's in his fifties. I was surprised that Spencer said that the people look younger on TV in the U.K. because I sort of disagree. I like that British celebrities mostly seem to stay away from plastic surgery. They maybe dye their hair but that's about it. They look like real people and not some kind of impossible "ideal" of youth or beauty. I appreciate the idea that realism isn't a bad thing over there!

"Mackiavellian Superpowers" and "Mack n Tosh" are two really good Lee Mack compillations which show the full context on each compo too. You should check them out! 😆

The repossess your house line was pure gold!! Cracked me up big time. Watching you two enjoying the clips is so much fun.

Lee Mack is hilarious on celebrity Bake Off, so is Warwick Davis.

The dibber is a gardening tool, just a spike you push into the ground to create a cone-shaped hole to drop seeds into, for planting rows of vegetables etc.

Happy 85K guys!!!! Love from Australia ❤

Those greenhouses are known as Orangeries. There used to be PINEAPPLES grown on wealthy estates in the UK centuries ago.

Lee mack David mitchell a match made in heaven ❤🇬🇧🤣🤣😊😊

This was great guys. It’s so good to see you’re both familiar with these British comedians. You’ve done your research and it’s so much more enjoyable to watch when you understand what’s going on 🤗 Lee Mack is my absolute favourite comedian! He’s so quick witted and can make up stuff on the spot - he’s brilliant! Some of the WILTY montage needed a bit extra to put his jokes in context cos he’s so fast it can be easy to miss. It would be great to see you react to his sitcom Not Going Out which is fantastic! full of one hilarious one liners 😂

Years ago I persuaded my friends aunt it was half an hour quicker to travel from Dundee in Scotland to Shropshire in England because it is down hill. We also told her my brother used to stand in the garden on one leg trying to catch things because he was Australian, she was extremely gulabull, all good fun. I also used to live in Hong Kong and when kids are learning English they pick there own English name, I knew a Strawberry Field, it became a thing In the English paper to tell everyone the English names of McDonald's workers. There were a few Hells, Gonorrhoea and a Clamidia this is completely true, I can't remember some others but all very funny and worrying 😄 .

Congrats on 85k guys. This was brilliant

You nailed that Jimmy carr laugh

Mock The Week isn't actually off the cuff, they knew the stories beforehand and used the show to write new jokes and try out new material etc.Still doesn't take away from it in my opinion! WILTY was way more off the cuff, because nobody knew how the stories would go.

Thanks Guys, that was really funny - Lee is a Comic Genius

A dibba is a garden tool for making a small hole in the soil to place a seed.

The repossess the house is quite an old joke, but Lee was quite quick in using it in the circumstance.

broadmoor was the high security psychatric hospital that houses the most dangerous criminals ,included the Krays ,the yorkshire ripper ect ..one of the funny things lee said that I noticed went over your head...hahah

A dibber is used to make holes in the ground to plant or seed stuff.

Hugh Dennis is a brilliant spontaneous comedian. If you were to watch Taskmaster, watch the one with him in it, your see his genius at work.

Redcoat is the name given to frontline staff at Butlins holiday camps in the UK. A Redcoat has duties ranging from adult entertainer or children's entertainer to stewarding.

Asda and Tesco yeah are two supermarkets. Asda, at least when I worked at one in 2016, was owned by Walmart (and we could get staff discount even at Walmarts in USA)

Well done guys, this had me in stitches 😂 Was so good to see some of the panellists who are no longer with us too.

27:47 Richard Wilson! The fantastic actor who portrayed Victor Meldrew (clearly his most famous part, but among many other roles) in what is IMO one of the best (if not the best) sitcoms in British TV history _One Foot In The Grave._ It would be so great if you could at least consider a reaction to the full 38 Eps and 4 specials of its 6 season run (there were also 2 Comic Relief specials). Probably the main reason I've always adored it is because of its uniqueness, even among the vast majority of British sitcoms. One might consider it a comedy/drama. It was in a great many parts 'hysterically funny' and (of course, this is Britain) absurd. But it was also extremely full of Pathos. You were either compelled to cry tears of joy or sorrow, sometimes within seconds. I would warn you it had a somewhat slow start, but by season 4 it was attracting close to a 3rd of the population of the UK in viewing figures...for good reasons! Some of which was the great acting by Wilson And Annette Crosby and others. But also in its extremely clever writing by David Renwick. He wrote that Mastermind sketch of _The Two Ronnie's_ I know you've seen. Honestly, It's impossible for me to 'big up' OFITG enough. If anyone's interested in re-visiting it, I'd recommend the Podcast 'One Foot in the Podcast'.

I used to mock Bingo too. Then I joined to help my local WMC. Bingo calling was a duty. (£4 a night, historic fee, not an issue) Know what? I loved it. Got to know the members and made it a fun night out abusing everyone with a microphone in a comedy way.

I used to be a bingo caller, it isn't too hard but you always have to be listening, miss a shout and you better know how to defend yourself. Old ladies are ruthless

Funniest quick witted panelist. My personal fav

The 45 Lennon's & 89 limes. I live in UK and I could get that amount within a 1 mile radius from my house, it might take a visit to 2 or 3 of the fruit and veg shops and maybe a supermarket but I'm very confident I could get those within an hour

Lee is correct on the proper way to distribute oil in a wok.

Lee not realising GP stands for general public, and not general practitioner, will always be my favourite part of this show

It's called quick wit or over your head humour. I've had myself in stitches of laughter from a joke or qip I've said and only I get or a few understand. Lee is on the TV so mostly quick wit.

Bill Bailey is a legend. You need to do some Bill Bailey on your channel, start with Qi.

Prawn cocktail crisps are great, try the actual dish too if you haven’t.

Congratulations on the 85k brilliant vid really enjoyed it

"Americans not caring about basic grammar rules is so on brand" 😆 not sure from whom I got that statement but is so accurate 👌

Thank you guys for cheering us all up. 😀🇬🇧🇺🇸

I'd have no problem purchasing that amount of lemons and limes in my local town.. 👌🍋🍈🤣🇬🇧

Premieres 1 July. That's a long way away

Reaction at its best. You rarely. Stop the show you are watching. The propper way to react is just to laugh. Good to watch.

Oh no, why does the compilation cut away so early at around 2:04:45... Marie's identity reveal is missing!

You should watch the whole Steven Tatlock one I nearly peed myself laughing

Maybe watch a best bits compilation of ‘Life’s too short’ with Warrick Davis

Well done on 85k guys!!👏👏💜 They cut the best bit off Lee's spider/Nanny story,where she introduces herself!!🤦🏻‍♂️😪😂😂

1:20:04 I've offered my cat a thin slice of perfectly medium rare (by means of sous vide cooking) Japanese A5 Wagyu. He devoured it. That thin little slice probably cost me to the tune of a quid (at £400 per kg). And, yes, I'm sure he would've preferred a cat stick treat, or dreamies/temptations. 😂

Dibber is a gardening tool, it's used for planting, poke hole in ground, put in sapling n press round.

If you love Lee Mack you guys need to review Not Going Out his comedy series

Great stream guys, missed the first 10 minutes, keep this up, i could probably use this to sleep too 👍🏻🙏🏻👌🏻👌🏻

David is not in his 50s. He's 48, same as me. I keep track of my health by which of us looks younger. So far I'm winning.

Incase you're wondering about the time travel joke, it's because that guy he said it to plays a time traveller in doctor who.

At 07:45, when asked who annoys him, the scatter chap answers with "the GP". He even explains that he means "the General Public", yet during the role-play that follows, Lee's scenario involves a doctor (General Practitioner) annoying him.

Lee Mack is brilliant. If you can ever see his sketch where he is an Irish jockey who has just won a race - you will love it.

In case you didn't get it, the "I'm shit at time travel" is because John Barrowman (who he was talking to) plays a time traveler on Doctor Who.

Lee Mack has a sitcom called Not Going Out Hugh Dennis is in it as well

Watched this a few times love it

Loved the Mick Foley impression halfway through, Spencer 😁

What I've noticed from this, weirdly, is that Lee seems to like very short-haired women, or at least is the most innuendo-prone around them

Can i just say that your knowledge on UK comedians are second to none. Total domination, you could go on Mastermind with that. Good on ya guys. A brit in Denmark. 😎 Btw, im from the little seaside town Southport. Home of the amazing Lee Mack aka The Quickfire King 😎

your both doing surprisingly well, much love.

Your gonna luv the Christmas special

GUYS!! Lee Mack live. His first stand up IS SOOOOOO FUNNYYYY

Lee and David are actually friends in real life - also I think they are close to 50...not yet though :D

"It's correct, but to us it's wrong" This is just how 'Murica works.

The love you guys have for this is so pure 1:22:38 my feelings exactly.

Pro Tip! - When pausing video, Use the directional keys on your keyboard to skip forwards or backwards by 5 seconds, much quicker + smoother.

I did plastic work at school- I made a green shiny bookend thing. I’m ten years younger than Lee they probably phased it out soon after for health and safety

Now here's a thing. I used to see Josie Lawrence on Who's Line, then one day I saw a really old film with a woman in it who looked exactly like her, but blond I think, and her name was also Lawrence as I remember and I couldn't help wondering if she might have been an older relative. But I couldn't find out. So maybe not. I love you guys, you're so much fun. And you have lovely hair Spencer, you hang on to that pony tail. :)

David, Rob and Lee are great friends and socialise often and i remember David's wife, Victoria, saying that Lee is - as she put it - "weirdly quick". He comes across that way on the screen as well - extremely quick. But then all three are exceptionally bright and quick.

Love you guys already :D so glad to find English comedy lovers at all corners of the Earth :)

CPR: St Joh's Ambulance teach "Nelli the elephant" as the tune - the Red Cross in the UK use the Bee Gees "staying alive".

"Lee mack could Wright a comedy sketch show, in like, a day" you mean like the sitcom Not Going Out? Witch he's stars and wrights. Lol

The reason many Chinese have an English first names goes back to Britain governing Hong Kong as a colony until 1997. Many Hong Kongers adopted an English first name in addition to their Cantonese names. The English name became part of their official name, as a suffix.

warick davis is in lifes to short. its soo funny

Great show! Thank you!

You should watch James acaster. Unsure of it would translate to American audiences but me being from the uk he's hilarious