Stephen Merchant taking Christopher Walken to Stonehenge: The Outlaws 

Isn't it! And that is not an understatement.

Stonehenge is pretty epic lucky enough to get a place on an early morning trip but yep mr walken is an icon

Couldn’t have put that better myself! Good call Sarah 😉

Just watched both seasons for the first time, I'm really hoping a third season is coming

Couldn’t agree more

yeah but that’s cos he’s a lanky goggle-eyed freak

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😁 Good thing he is from Bristol!

@@parkviewmo cheers 🤗

Kings Lynn, as a Heacham girl I totally understand your comment ,) LOL

Kings Lynn, as a Heacham girl I totally understand your comment ,) LOL

Nah, he drinks at the Maypole...

@@onskyk great little boozer is the Maypole 👍

I was surprised when I saw he was from Hanham, I grew up on Greenbank rd, just around the corner of the newsagents! Fond memories of getting oversized cola bottle sweets from the newsagents as a kiddo.

@@jamesj6068 I grew up in Eastville (new estate back then behind Robertson Rd. Moved to Hanham in 1991

Bath too, I'm tall and wear glasses and sound like him :)

Seriously , he looks like church father!

really?

Agreed - looking really handsome here 😍

Are you now possessed by the spirt of Merlin

@@paulkielty3800 🤣 If I am, he was overrated...

considering how many people started watching it just for walken lol.

Errrr. Yeah.

You got that back to front bubba

Uh oh, boomerhgt's onto you, bubba

I fully understand why. However, whenever I go to a place like this, any wonder I feel about being in a historical place like this, a place that belongs to all of humanity, it is immediately squashed by the lady or gentleman standing there telling you not to touch or linger too long or to keep up with the group. It divorces me from the experience and I end up feeling like everything is cheap and commercial and gaudy. I hate it. And so I have lost a lot of interest in ever going to these places. Everything goes away and falls apart eventually. The stones will not be there one day and those people will be out of a job and that's the one thing in all of that that makes me feel good.

@@DeltronZed I agree, mostly. There are some places, though, where the staff make it. I was in Mitla in Mexico and there was no one else there, bar a groundskeeper. He told us all the stories the surviving aztec descendants had passed on over the generations. Stuff about the architecture of the temples and why the stairs and doors were designed as they were. Time will pass, sure, and the rocks will go, but those stories will endure as they always have, and now and again the staff will be part of that heritage, instead of just flourescent pricks with walkie talkies

@@user-fy9fr3bc7v Yeah, I accept that as a reality too. I just wish it was much more of the one and not so much of the other.

@@DeltronZed I'm sure it doesn't help that interfering with the stones is prohibited by law

What does happen at night? I know there isn't a fence around it because it would spoil the view. Is it guarded? Or is that the way you can have a cheeky touch?

🤣

They’re more impressive up close, and inside the circle.

Yes because Afterlife and Derek are so much like their XFM shows which was so much like The Office which was identical to Extras and his Production of Life's Too Short. It's uncanny how they are all exactly the same......:)

Oooh, bitchy!

🤔 Who hurt you.... and why are you so bitter.

Everybody does it mate, you prepare anecdotes, otherwise these things become way too stressful.

Was that clever? I think Knott...

LOL!!

Didn't want to waste them on a tinpot radio show.

@@MartinHiggins1972 😂😂😂

@@beebopvroop5218 Nice use of "Mam" btw. Missed that on first reading :)

Bet she never put tippex on a spider though.

Love how they kept that bit in the show intro, cracks me up every time I hear it :) (and he's right.. I'm thinking of that chair his dad got from the retirement home).

For me, the dream was always James Woods to Cheddar Gorge.

For years I've been wanting to go to Vegas with Woody Harrelson, lol 🕺 🍻 🥃 ♠️

UK?

@@joycejohnson7164 I believe it’s being shown on Prime outside of the U.K.

Rebuilt from scratch.

Same here. When he said that…I thought that a not considered a minor crime. The other example of stealing cabbages was more apt.

Nope you're right but the courts do and that's why they only get community service.

Depends on what you compare it to?

@@NickBarling I disagree. Drink driving has the potential for devastating consequences. Just because some hasn't killed someone while drink driving, doesn't mean they couldn't have. I don't think a bit of community service fits the crime.

Steve is very conscious about his millions and did not want to waste £30 on Petrol..

Sure. All those super powers they have too 🤨have you actually watched it you spanner?

He's done you again steve

Every time I watched shows that Merchant was involved in either by appearing or writing I used to be in agony thru' laughing so I can't stand him either. Who likes an intelligent, articulate, witty, and funny Man??. Not me, for one :(

How did you repay him?

Indeed. It's a script. And more than likely not true.

One of the saddest things imaginable

Like Ricky Gervais did with Steve & the Office you mean 😂

@@arcticsound7341 yeah, maybe he learned from Ricky;)

What do you mean? I'm obviously aware of the phrase just not sure how it applies to this video. Not being argumentative, just curious 🙂

look at the gleam on that

Yeah I thought the same. Might as well say "minor crimes like murder suicide" .

Think that might come back and bite him on the ass. Stupid thing to say.

The seriousness of the crime depends on how many times over the limit you are really.

@@JoeRivermanSongwriter What?

@@johnc6919 Well one drink over the limit is bad obviously but not as bad as three or four times over the limit and so on.

Compared to murder, rape, genocide, having sex with kids, beastiality and Morris dancing. It is a minor crime ffs.

@@totallybored5526 Well stabbing someone (and them not dying) is minor compared to genocide or pedophilia but that doesn't mean stabbing someone is a minor crime now does it. Comparing one thing to something else atrocious does not lessen it the thing being compared.

@@CraigNiel going back to your first “comment” drink driving (when no one is harmed) is a minor crime, that wouldn’t warrant jail time just some community service. Whereas a serious crime you would go to jail. So please get some perspective

@@totallybored5526 I didn't say it did warrant jail time, although I do believe personally that anyone drink driving should be jailed because the repercussions can be devastating, which is why it isn't a "minor" crime. A minor crime is stealing a packet of biscuits or taking a piss in a shop doorway after a few beers. To claim drink driving is a minor crime if no one is harmed is like saying it's safe to drive at 160mph because you didn't crash. Minor motoring offences are dealt with by FPN and the fact that drink driving is dealt with at magistrates' court means it's considered a serious offence. I think it's you that needs to get some perspective and this is the last I'll say on the matter. The facts are there for you to take in and at some point you will understand.

@@CraigNiel I do understand. You’re the one not understanding. That is why you’ve decided to go on a nonsensical rant over nothing. I’m going to go and enjoy life, I suggest you don the same. And look in the dictionary for the difference between minor and major. And get some help for your nonsense hypotheticals