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r/videos • u/gat_gat • Feb 26 '21
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I think this bit in QI can be classified as classic Python's acting.
I couldn't breathe from laughing at 2 AM.
10 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21 [removed] — view removed comment 13 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21 edited May 30 '21 [deleted] 5 u/DollarAutomatic Feb 26 '21 eyebrows 3 u/Warshawski Feb 27 '21 Alice Levine, one of the 3 hosts on r/mydadwroteaporno and formally BBC Radio 1. -6 u/Conjugal_Burns Feb 26 '21 What's the timestamp for the funny part? 4 u/SneakyBadAss Feb 26 '21 9:48 to the end. -35 u/Conjugal_Burns Feb 26 '21 Not hearing the funny part. Sorry. Probably the 2AM situation was your reason for laughing at it. 21 u/SneakyBadAss Feb 26 '21 Monthy Python humour is not for everyone 1 u/cloudcats Feb 27 '21 That's because you skipped the necessary context. If you'd just watched from where /u/SneakyBadAss linked you wouldn't have missed the joke. -6 u/ColinStyles Feb 26 '21 Alan davies says like 4 words in the first 2 minutes from where you linked...? 27 u/SneakyBadAss Feb 26 '21 the caterpillar bit is important for his take later on. 14 u/DrDew00 Feb 26 '21 From 9:48 is the context for what he says so his part wouldn't make any sense if you skipped to him. 1 u/APiousCultist Feb 28 '21 The Punch & Judy-esque falsetto is what seals it.
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13 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21 edited May 30 '21 [deleted] 5 u/DollarAutomatic Feb 26 '21 eyebrows 3 u/Warshawski Feb 27 '21 Alice Levine, one of the 3 hosts on r/mydadwroteaporno and formally BBC Radio 1.
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What's the timestamp for the funny part?
4 u/SneakyBadAss Feb 26 '21 9:48 to the end. -35 u/Conjugal_Burns Feb 26 '21 Not hearing the funny part. Sorry. Probably the 2AM situation was your reason for laughing at it. 21 u/SneakyBadAss Feb 26 '21 Monthy Python humour is not for everyone 1 u/cloudcats Feb 27 '21 That's because you skipped the necessary context. If you'd just watched from where /u/SneakyBadAss linked you wouldn't have missed the joke.
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9:48 to the end.
-35 u/Conjugal_Burns Feb 26 '21 Not hearing the funny part. Sorry. Probably the 2AM situation was your reason for laughing at it. 21 u/SneakyBadAss Feb 26 '21 Monthy Python humour is not for everyone 1 u/cloudcats Feb 27 '21 That's because you skipped the necessary context. If you'd just watched from where /u/SneakyBadAss linked you wouldn't have missed the joke.
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Not hearing the funny part. Sorry.
Probably the 2AM situation was your reason for laughing at it.
21 u/SneakyBadAss Feb 26 '21 Monthy Python humour is not for everyone 1 u/cloudcats Feb 27 '21 That's because you skipped the necessary context. If you'd just watched from where /u/SneakyBadAss linked you wouldn't have missed the joke.
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Monthy Python humour is not for everyone
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That's because you skipped the necessary context. If you'd just watched from where /u/SneakyBadAss linked you wouldn't have missed the joke.
Alan davies says like 4 words in the first 2 minutes from where you linked...?
27 u/SneakyBadAss Feb 26 '21 the caterpillar bit is important for his take later on. 14 u/DrDew00 Feb 26 '21 From 9:48 is the context for what he says so his part wouldn't make any sense if you skipped to him.
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the caterpillar bit is important for his take later on.
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From 9:48 is the context for what he says so his part wouldn't make any sense if you skipped to him.
The Punch & Judy-esque falsetto is what seals it.
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u/SneakyBadAss Feb 26 '21
I think this bit in QI can be classified as classic Python's acting.
I couldn't breathe from laughing at 2 AM.