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The League of Gentlemen: Season 1, Episode 1 Welcome to Royston Vasey (Patreon)

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Wow-what a crazy show and a wild first episode. All of the characters are insane and I love it. There are so many weird characters and looks like they are all played by the same two guys. I look forward to seeing how bizarre this show will get. I hope everyone is having a fantastic day !!

Thanks for watching folks !!! Hopefully, you all are happy, safe, and healthy !!

As always I would love to read your comments below

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Starlight

Yay can't wait to see this! Never seen the show before but heard great things :-)

Daryl

Yes! This is going to be a fun bizarre ass trip for you. Let's designate this Weird Wednesdays! 🤪

Tony Smyth

I've been waiting for this all my life.

Mark McKeown

I hope this eventually leads on to Inside No9 from the same guys!

Sam Reeves

Can't wait to watch your reaction later. By the way, all the characters are played by three members of the LoG, but there is a fourth member who writes but doesn't appear on the show.

Ryan Lynch

This bypassed me when I was younger but friends loved it. Can't remember what was on that rivalled it and I was into that instead.

Stu 79

It only gets weirder as it goes on 😆

Brett watson

I really want to binge watch this, but don’t think I can wait! League of Gentlemen is fantastic.

Michael Harrop

Never actually seen this before, only watched Psychoville and Inside Number 9. Looking forward to going through it for the first time

Ash Jeffries

I am insanely happy about The League of Gentlemen finally winning a poll. It's a truly fantastic, hilarious and often scary ride and I think you'll love it, Josh! :-) The acting League are Reece Shearsmith, Steve Pemberton, and Mark Gatiss and they also write the series between them with a fourth (unseen) writer, Jeremy Dyson. I think you got 99.9% of the jokes but there were one or two that fazed you. One was in the Death or Mau Mau sketch when Brian tells Mike the following joke: Why are there no aspirin in the jungle? Because the parrots-eat-em-all. Mike says "I would have said "Parrots-ate-em-ol"" and Brian says, "Well, either way I think it works." This joke is reliant on the British terms for the respective painkillers, which I believe go under a different pharmaceutical name in the USA hence why it wouldn't make much sense! In the UK, we have aspirin and paracetamol. Both analgesics. Paracetamol can be prononunced "para-cee-ta-mol, or Para-cet-amol.... hence the added comment from Mike, and how both "eat and "ate" mean the same thing for the joke. It's not even a funny joke really - haha - but it's baffling if you don't use those words for the respective painkillers in your country. :-) I believe you call paracetamol "acetaminophen" or more commonly, Tylenol after its branding.

Alexander Bond

Fortunately haven't watched this for a long time, so I can enjoy it more. It's nice to have a reason to watch something weekly again instead of bingeing it.

Chris H
>>65115257

I wondered why Josh looked a bit confused by that joke. I've always assumed that paracetamol was called the same in all English speaking countries. I've heard Tylenol mentioned loads on US shows, I had no idea they were the same thing.

Markos

it only gets weirder and weirder !! great reaction Josh, I just knew this would be right up your street ! :)

Claire Prowse

Oh how dark, strange, uncomfortable, league of gentlemen is....but truly a work of art! Gets stranger, and even more uncomfortable as the series progresses. Just comedy and acting perfection (in my opinion!).

Edward

What I’ve always liked about League of Gentlemen is how easy it is to forget they’re all being played by the same guys. Like all the characters are so unique and have so much life and character

Sean O'Donnell

It's good to see one of the shows with a more insane humour make it back on rotation. Looking forward to this one, I don't think I caught them all previously.

David Harman

Watching this when it first aired and going into school the next day. Only had 4 channels then and so most friends had stumbled across it, totally blew us away as was so insane and hilarious. I'm still greated by those friends with 'hello dave' reference to this day.

David Lyons

Right after this show started airing while I was in secondary school, I got really wound up by everyone thinking they were SO funny by greeting me with 'Hello Daaave!' in *that* voice. (And I'd only just got over everyone saying 'Alright, Dave?' in Trigger voices!) So I'm a bit unfairly biased against this series. But what the hell, it's been over 20 years so let's give it a fair shot.

Tony Smyth
>>65112475

And don't forget... Chubby Brown, the foul-mouthed "comedian" turns up in a later series as a Mayor. His REAL name is Royston Vasey, but he NEVER fucking uses bad fucking language for cheap fucking laughs. He's just a fat bastard.

Tony Smyth
>>65112955

Agreed! It keeps on gettting BETTER Bro. It's not a sitcom. It's not a sketch show. It's a horror movie in several parts that keeps on frightening the shit out of you while you're busy laughing.

Tony Smyth

Please, please Josh... When you get to the last episode of the final series, don't look for outtakes. Check out the subsequent movie instead. You won't be let down. I can't remember what it's called. I was too busy laughing to be paying attention.

james

Great reaction Josh. Pauline the lady with the pens runs the job centre rework course. If your looking for work for a while in the UK you’ll be sent to a place like this for lessons and to keep claiming benefits while you look. The Dole is slang for money you get while claiming benefits. That’s what Pauline was saying when she said. ‘You work shy dole scum’

tania P. Bear

So glad you like this, I thought you would but you can never be sure. This is going to be fun.

Anonymous

Everything these men do is tinged with darkness and weirdness. Love it!!

Adam

Glad to see I'm not the only one where this show completely passed me by when it first aired (and I thought I was pretty clued up on comedy in those days!). Looking forward to this!

King Bloo
>>65127995

League Of Gentlemen’s Apocalypse - seems like only recently I went to the cinema to see it but looking back must have been around 2006, brilliant movie adaption!

King Bloo

Im ecstatic that League has won! For a while it looked like Taskmaster (also a great show in its own right) was a dead cert according to the polls at the time and kind of gave up hope for League winning this time around but logged on today to binge the last few days shows & was very happy to see LOG is now being featured on Wednesdays. Im over the moon here- my favourite show of all time right behind Only Fools! Hope you end up enjoying it just as much.

AfterWorkReactions
>>65122503

Lol sometimes when a comedy becomes really popular and everyone quotes lines, it can be a bit annoying. I remember when Napoleon Dynamite came out 😑

AfterWorkReactions

Lol I have all of those on my list I do want to check them out for sure.

Z is for Zed

I had the misfortune to find myself on one of those Jobseeker courses once. I ended up getting sanctioned for going for an interview instead of sitting around applying for 5 jobs a day (which does not take from 9 am to 3 pm) so what happened to Mickey isn't even an exaggeration. Got the job though, so fuck 'em.

Ian Webster

Around 1999 when this came out, it was probably THE show that we quoted at school the most. That and the Fast Show. So glad about this! Psychoville is the same people, similar vibe but more horror and more serialised. Also Inside No. 9, which is more like Black Mirror/Tales of the Unexpected/Twilight Zone.

JedBullet

Brilliant. My mother moved to a village in the Peak District in North West England when I was a kid. It was called Hadfield, and that is where they filmed a lot of this. I remember seeing them as a kid. My mum still lives there and I can confirm, it is a rather strange place with a depressing, foreboding atmosphere due to the hills, moors and endless grey skies and rain 😀

Ferris Booyaa
>>65151568

Loved psychoville. Exactly the same type of humour with a more sophisticated storyline.

Ferris Booyaa

An unreal show. There are three guys playing the majority of the parts but Reece shearsmith (Benjamin/ guy with gun) is so good you wouldn’t know it was him sometimes. The show just keeps getting better and better.

Gary Tamblyn

I have to admit the first episode was a LOT funnier than I remember when it came out in 1999. I really didn’t like the series back then. Perhaps my taste in comedy has changed over 20 years, or it was ahead of its time. I was wrong about Derek, I may have been wrong about this. Moral to this story, don’t listen to me... I don’t know what I’m talking about. 😃

Kieran B

Where I went to college (pre-university in the UK) felt so much like Royston Vasey, but it’s not too far from where Reece and Steve grew up and they based in on the experiences (loosely) so that makes sense in a way

Kieran B
>>65163489

It was definitely ahead of its time, and although it’s still funny I don’t think it quite has the impact it did back then

Jay
>>65150454

I think the Pauline character accurately highlights the kind of condescending behaviour of Job Centre staff, and the soul destroying nature of being on the dole in general. I hated anything to do with the job centre, and they were never that helpful, and always tried to push me into careers that I didn't want, or didn't have particular skills in (with the reasoning that it doesn't matter, as long as it gets you employed). I found that just signing up to a load of job agencies was far more worthwhile, less demeaning and actually got me full time employment twice.

Luke Barron

Little Britain Fat Fighter definitly got the idea from the Job Seekers in this one.

Lee

Never seen this before shockingly enough so I’ll watch along with you here, Josh. Funny start! 😂

Kieran B

The Parrots eat em all joke is a reference to paracetamol which is what we call Tylenol

Dave Barratt
>>65157777

I'm a local, the church right at the very start is in the village I grew up in. Have to admit Hadfield is a rum place 🤣

A

Haven’t seen this in years wonderful comedy and what they do next with shows like ‘Psychoville’ & ‘Inside No. 9’ are absolute class writing and performance. Some real good content on the patreon for you at the moment.

James Aston

You were wondering why the audience laughed ahead of the joke. The League Of Gentlemen was a stage show and a radio show before being made for TV, and a lot of the audience for the screening of the TV show would have been aware of some of the characters beforehand. The incompetent vet was definitely one of the original characters from the stage, so chances are some of the audience knew what was coming!