@@amelianunag6392 sure! Ed’s referencing In The Night Garden, which is a kids’ tv show narrated by Sir Derek Jacobi, and he’s a serious Shakespearean actor who also happens to be narrating a kids’ show lmao
@@whinygothbaby I had no idea about the specific reference, just the general idea of a serious actor having an existential crisis about ending up narrating a kid's show floored me all by itself. Just that moment where someone goes "how did I end up here?"
Once or twice a year, I come back to this one to hear Ed's Derek Jacobi. Always nice to be reminded there are a few other jokes almost as good in the segment.
Thats Sir Derek Jacobi he was impersonating, who was the narrator of a childrens tv show "In The Night Garden". Derek Jacobi was actually discovered by Lawrence Olivier through watching him perform Hamlet. He's done quite a lot in his life
I rewatch this occasionally just to hear the Hamlet joke at the end. It’s one of the funniest things I’ve ever heard. There is so much implied by it that it’s like a novel in a few dozen words.
"Up next, the Paw Patrol are off to visit the vet as they prepare to get spayed." " Fabulous secret powers were revealed to me the day I held aloft my magic sword and said...oh shit, it's stuck in the ceiling" "A'right, Rangers! Let do this! POWER NAP!!!
Miles jupp: You're not teletubies teleobese and if you're not careful you'll have telediabetes. Yo delivery driver pat! Yo delivery driver pat! He's thrown you're parcel in a hedge
I saw this was a 7 year old video and thought it was ancient. Then I saw it was posted in 2016 and had a brainfart. Then I realised there are 7 year olds born in 2016.
Peppa Pig could be a recipe - a pizza recipe - all the peppers, pepperoni and pig meat - red, yellow, green, bell, reaper and jalapeño peppers, pepperoni, bacon, ham, pork, pork sausage and gammon - pepper pig! Domino’s, anyone? Or Pizza Hut? Or Papa John’s? Anyone watching this who works for these places, try them out!
The whole show is, and honestly, Mock the Week is probably the best comedy panel show on British TV even if it's declined in recent years. It's really worth watching especially seasons 3 - 7, those were the best.
Stuart Keating No they don’t. I’m serious, they practice all these before coming on. Not that there’s anything wrong with that, I don’t care as long as I laugh.
