Love all these, I loved his face when he was mimicking a squirrel ‘ did I leave the oven on?. I’m not into comedy at all, the movies or stand ups .. at 18 so around 1998 his dressed to kill tour was on at a party and I’ve never laughed so much. Bought all the videos and still only find him funny. Also I always say jeezy creezy lol
I LOVE Eddie, he was one of the first comedians I ever saw live and I could barely walk out after from breathlessness and a sore chest, blurry eyes from laughing so bloody hard
I don’t know why but I would love to see Eddie and Derren Brown doing something together. Don’t know what. Something new. Both are f’ing brilliant. Different fields, yes, but… Why not 🤷🏻♂️😂
I was bewildered and laughing my eyes off when Pontius Pilate is flying the eagle through the tupé factory, causing the eagle to crashland and not being able to rescue the freaking hobbits 😂
I have watched this and many other youtube clips of Eddie. I never tire of their humour and delivery and mastery! A wit and intellectual. What a combination.
I had a kitten arrive at my house in the South of France and as with some friends we were great fans of the death star canteen, we named it Mr Stevens. Three months later I discovered that the kitten was a she, and since then she is Mrs Stevens. She's now 13 years old 😀
You should be on stage... your one only joke would be the best one ever written. Eddie izzard... (punch line) him/her. Everyones sides would be splitting, the tears flowing with laughter. You complete TW@T. His name is the clue...so next time you want to make comment , make it interesting. Not pointing out the obvious.
Keeping up with gender online with so many people and friends we’ve never met is difficult. I just use whomever’s name. Started that over 50 years ago when talking with believers about their God because in no way did I want to go along with their gendering of their supreme being. It’s easy to do.
@@IExpectedBSJustNotThisMuchBS use they/them for everyone; that way you insult no-one and it's easy to remember - that's what I do. Unless they are famous and make their pronouns known such as Eddie who uses she/her mainly now.
That high-pitched God voice is a near-perfect Australian accent! If any Aussies are wondering why it sounds so familiar, it's a spot-on John Farnham impression. 😂😂
I don't agree sadly. When I've seen Izzard live it's been lackluster. The recorded shows are often his best material as he has ad-libbed stuff over the tour.
You’ve got to have a degree in English history. I love the ease you explain it all. I tell people I’m a descendant of Charles II. His wife was barren. So I’m one from the 12 concubines. True story.
I can't figure out why, but Eddie Suzy Izzard's comedy is so speficially good at making me lose myself with laughter. With so many talented comedians in the world, somehow Izzard remains the funniest for me. Her comedy feels so random and improvisational, yet it has to be well-thought out and carefully written. So freaking good!
I think Eddie is the best comedian ever. I remember my ex watching Circle with me, she was a massive Peter Kay fan (in fairness, he’s pretty funny). My ex said, “yeah, he’s funny but in a clever way”! In fairness, she was from Stourbridge.
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam ." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window ? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"
dear Suzy Eddie, i laughed so hard XD dressage DOES have a use though; think about getting through a gate without having to get off, or teaching a horse to kick your enemies in the face XD And there is dog dressage, it's just called dog agility and heelwork to music XD
He is one of my favourite comedians and I hope going into politics won't stop his standup career for ever. Love how he joins the stories and jokes during his shows!
Oh my cat! I thought was possessed! Anyway, I had a little snooze before supper and in my dreams (about the silver shop) I can hear the cat meowing really loud like someone was killing her or something. Anyway, I was asleep but I thought I heard her say "They're in New Orleans!" Then this suspicious silence...then my mom going "are you finished sicking up? I don't want to tread in it by accident!"
'Better angels' and 'demons' in a delightful, balletic contest for control of Eddie's mind. Who wins? No idea, we've already moved on to another location. Keep up!
Watching the full routine, it just came to me that Eddie Izzard is the proto Ricky Gervaise. Meaning that's where the latter got all of his inspiration from. Demeanor, subjects and most important of all, timing.
I always thought he was edgy, but in this show he was about as edgy as David Mitchell, and a little less funny. I honestly didn't laugh until he brought up British tai chi. His finale was just a chaotic montage of callbacks of every joke he'd already done. He's capable of so much more. Still a fan, just a bit disappointed this time.
@@charliekane135it's not his age that's ruined him. It's his inability to be rational and respect women's spaces when he's clearly a man. He used to acknowledge that he's a transvestite, now he's lost it altogether.
he's hilarious but sometimes he slips on history. the Bastille prison was attacked in 1789 and there were very few prisoners there and one of them was the marquise De Sade from whom comes the word sadism (bad fellow). the King and Queen were killed in 1793.
Farrrrq! How much dosh has Izzard got to stage this extravagant display. Maybe, just maybe, performers could tone down the egotistic displays and reduce the ticket price.
For me, Comedy is funny when it comes from real, relatable experiences. But Izzard's bits are all nonsensical, a sort of Drunken Historian schtick that's just blubbering horseshit, all of it. I can't comprehend how any part of his stupid blither blather is even slightly funny.
