Robin Williams reacts to fans impressions | The Graham Norton Show - BBC 

sorry you miss robin mr hassle but you know what its for the best

wow, if you don't understand reverse phycology your the best.

agreed ;(

Me to..

no hassle so do we

If he was around today comments like that would lose him jobs on Netflix

@@Dave_ja_vu story if every standup :')

@@craigstethson7233 afraid so, we live in a cancel culture. I can't wait until this bubble bursts and people grow thicker skin again and stop looking for shit to be offended about

@@Dave_ja_vu The British started all this pc shit.

🤣

The impression wasn’t that great wtf

He was a life long cocaine user. Cocaine makes you manically brilliant. It also caused his extreme depression in the end and his death.

@Rex Butt It would seem the police should watch you more closely since you're so supportive of cocaine use and your support of the murderous drug cartels. Personally I've never touched cocaine in my life. It's an extremely dangerous and addictive drug. How you want to harm your own life is one thing, but your public support of the illegal use of cocaine only adds to the hell of the millions of people living in misery because of its use and the harm done by the murderous drug cartels that supply it. Your complete lack of concern for your suffering fellow humans is extremely shameful and cowardly.

@@drServitis crap. You are full of yourself. Do not insult the greater than Great.

@@stuartlawsonbeattie1411 Why do you support the murderous drug cartels as they kill people and destroy so many lives, including the life of Robin Williams, who also supported the murderous drug cartels with his money during all of his adult life? Why do you think only of yourself and not the people the murderous drug cartels are killing?

the dude made Robin Williams laugh for real! thats a damn good claim to fame!

Jamie Costa:(laughs in every single Robin Williams voice)

Aye, he was a good man pal.

He said "i will bitchslap your gayass around the stage" lmao

+Chloe Gillin life has never been the same

So true

+Olivai Joffe really...im sorry it has effected you so much...just remember you are in control of how you feel. Namaste my friend

Aaron Mackellar same 😔

Aaron Mackellar the Great Robin Willams

much love to Mrs. Doubtfire

A part of me almost forgot he passed, still can’t believe it.

His presence and personality really make him live on... even now

Half of the views of this video are from him, I believe.

@@Psycho250785😂🎉

frankgile1996 He's so much more vulgar than I remember lol

frankgile1996 RIP

Cameron Peterson žp

frankgile1996 u mean Mrs. Doubtfire

Tom Waits

Truth. But hows his cocoa?

That man got something special, being blessed by the Williams himself

He was a gentleman through and through!

Robin was surprised by how well that guy did it. As Graham said it. Saying you can do it and then being asked to do it to Robin is different. That was so good, he did it so well to Robin.

Imagine being the person who impressed Robin Williams on the Graham Norton Show... Amazing!

Uh, yeah it was great..🙄

"You made me harder than chinese algebra"- Robin Williams

Kemoshea I’d have panicked so hard

Bucket Think Tank right?! Oh, the glory if he liked it, though.

NOPE. IM OUT

And getting his seal of approval must be incredible

Family guy episode they did that where everyone turned into Robin Williams. View mail or view mail 2, is the episode I think

Right at the very end of the video he sort of turns and looks away and you can just see the sadness.... =(

elvisleeboy They say comedians are the saddest people..like the tears of a clown.

Shireen Hakim Those who find themselves in that state, often feel the need to hear laughter like others need oxygen.

elvisleeboy I guess I'm one of them. I make myself laugh all the time.

elvisleeboy, Unless I am mistaken, he killed himself due to an advancing medical condition. I am only in the preludes of multiple sclerosis, and, honestly, if it gets much worse I will follow suit. From what I remember reading, the path of his condition would have proven to be difficult.

I hate you bro I forgot he passed away until I read your comment & now I want to die. Thanks

Fuck you, he didn't have a terminal disease at all, he was raped in a back alley and couldn't handle it, stop spreading false information.

Fuck you, he wasn’t raped in a back alley. After spending years lost in the jungle he just couldn’t handle the transition back to everyday life and fell into depression. His relationship with his father didn’t help either, stop spreading false information.

@@kakap0788 He struggled for years with depression and Yes he had early stages of Dementia which could have triggered his depression so stop cursing people you do not even know

@@aprildannettegosa5381 Battled with drugs and alcohol much of his life too, I wonder if that would of played a factor too with his dementia.

@@kakap0788 While he did have a terminal illness and that contributed largely to his death, Robin Williams did battle depression for many years. There's no shame in that at all. Depression is a real and horrible disease suffered by many people and takes guts to live with. Imagine you're at the concert of a favourite artist that you've been waiting to see for months. Everyone is dancing and excited and singing. And you know intellectually that you should feel just like them. Yet, all you feel is an overwhelming sadness and emptiness instead. And you look at all the happy people, and that just makes you feel angry at yourself. That you're robbed of feeling that way. That you're deficient. And instead, all you can think about is how pointless everything is and how alone you are in the world. But you don't want to make others feel the way you do. So you pretend everything is okay, even if it feels like the world is ending. That's what depression is like. The more we normalise accepting and talking openly about mental health problems, the less people have to suffer in silence. Even though Robin Williams didn't commit suicide just due to depression, it's a tragedy that he had to suffer so much alone. And that he always put on a happy facade for the public even when he was suffering. It's also a tragedy that it took his terrible death for his legacy and all the good he did to be felt.

Me too.

me toooo

You know what sucks is his recent wife she is a gold digger.

2023 and I still laughing❤😂 OMG, I miss him só much

It was *Gary*

Right? That was so spot on! 👏

Gamer Voice same

@@samanthapenton242 same

I was never imaginary. You said let's go traveling. I said sure. You put me in a box and tossed me overboard in Boston. I think you went a bit tea crazy. I'm still around using the wifi in China. Why am I in China? Why is anybody in China?

Broke my heart even more to pieces for him, didn't think that was possible.

why dude? i wanted to laugh and not cry

Nic Eder , at this stage Robin Williams was suffering severe depression, my reference was to the look on his face in that second, you can see his internal struggle. I don’t find much humour in that! You might though...

I missed it until you said that 😢

I noticed the same thing.. Poor guy

SamIam Unfortunately, being loved and feeling loved can be very different things for some troubled people.

SamIam =\

+SamIam MY EMOTIONS, ARRGH!

He had Parkinson's and Lewy Bodies Dementia. His final years would have been terrible. Understandable what he did, but still very tragic.

+Daniel Appleton Unfortunately, the treatment that you're speaking of is not enough. I'm in University studying Neuroscience and my concentration is on Alzheimer's and the dementias. I'm working super hard in hopes I can find treatment or even a cure one day. I'm on to something.

Me Too!!😭😭😭.

+MKCD 20 I'm totally stealing that! ;)

I didn't even blink.

Mathematics is universal

lol, do you??

I know how you feel. Robin Williams always had these demons, but that's why he loved comedy so much. He knew other people had problems of their own and if a joke or impression can make you forget that, even for a moment, then he had done what he set out to to. Don't ever feel bad for laughing at one of Robin's videos or routines. He lived for this and this would be how he'd want people to remember him. He loved to make people happy, even though he couldn't make himself happy. RIP Mr. Williams

I wish I could've met him as well!

I know what you meanMightyMouse350, feeling exactly the same, even after a week now! If he had died of natural causes it would be different for me i guess, but now, sometimes it seems nothing can cure the grief! loved the man, still do. he was unique. RIP Robin, you distributed so much love and laughter in the world.

Wasn't he magnificent ? I'm still not done grieving for this wonderful man either

Kim Bennett I don't think any of us will ever be done grieving, but eventually the tears will be replaced with laughter every time we see him perform....well, except for the serious roles he did. In fact, I put "Dead Poets Society" and "Good Morning Vietnam" on my Netflix queue.

I always felt the pain he has hidden behind that cheerful attitude, his face and especially his eyes always seemed to scream for help to me. That's why i always thought his attempts at making comedy material and make people laugh were too forced on him, and in turn never made me laugh at a single joke he tells , cause i was too busy feeling sad for him. My favorite rolls of him are when he was sincere and in heartfelt scenes, he really shined the brightest in them.

And then they kill themselves

well said. I miss him.

I read an article about him and after months research they found out he had a very aggressive form of alzheimer also know as Lewy Body Dementia. It's a horrible form of a alzheimer that not only causes people to forget things but also gives horrible panic attacks. It's very sad this happened to him but it also shows it doesn't matter if you're famous or not.

My life in a nutshell

+Stephen Ryan Exactly what i thought too

Yes. I realized that as well now. He did always seem sad even with all the jokes he was telling, which is why I always feel sad every time I watch his interviews now.

I realized that on the "actors studio" video that still can be found, when james Lipton cut him off on his tangents he looked so fragile and sad and the first time I watched it made me fell bad, And I didn't realize back then, but when he died I watched the whole interview again and went "oh, I see it now" so sad, really.

Stephen Ryan exactly my thoughts. Not being able to do anything about what happened makes me all sorts of frustrated and disappointed

Stephen Ryan I know what you mean. I once saw him on Jonathan Ross and they were going to play a type of "wheel of fortune" game and the wheel would land on a character that Robin would then portray. Right before the game started, the camera showed a close up of Robin and you could see so much pain and sadness in his eyes. It nearly broke my heart. That said, the only time he seemed happy and relaxed (to me anyway) was when he was with Craig Ferguson. Especially right after he married Susan. He guested on TLLS with Craig and you could tell he was having a great time and looked genuinely happy. 😊

oh my god that part was hilarious!

"I will be on you like shit on Velcro!" 😂

Alongside Tom Hanks, and Russel Crowe, Robin Williams was my favourite actor. A sad loss.

Yeah but Tom Hanks and Russell Crowe are still here...

Well put. His humor was so sharp that it will never dull.

and jim carrey :D

also Bill Bailey

I couldn't

Daniel Patten would of been a great trio for a movie

Daniel Patten it was him and deniro with Belushi when he passed

a Real hero, I miss him.

Notorious Benni Yeah same he was my fav growing up he was always making people laugh by doing impressions in 2 secs.

Kakap0 So if you don't get a TERMINAL BRAIN DISEASE you live forever?!?! Think i better go dig my nan up she'll be bored shitless

Kakap0 Firstly it's 'commit' not "do" And lastly, yes, yes you can, Robin Williams being a prime exanple Have a good 1 (Y)

Angela Davidson racist 🙄😒

@@tilabryant2948 Shut up and watch the video Nork-Dork arse about brain.

@@tilabryant2948 Did it hurt your feelings hearing a joke.... too bad... :)

me too :(

Dito

2023 and still doing it

no he wouldn't have, they wanted different people cause Disney's shitty.

yeah, it might be a James Earl Jones as Mufasa thing where no one else could do it...but his relationship with Disney was so rocky who knows what would have happened.

Robin's relationship with Disney was rocky back in 1992 and he even said he would never do a live action Aladdin or play as the Genie in anything Aladdin related unless it was for educational purposes.

@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?