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mrtheevilmage

I still remember seeing the very first episode when it aired back in the day, I still remember laughing like an idiot at the skipper the kangeroo scene

Relyx

Buzzing for this! Julian Barrett you'll recognise as the chaplain from Darkplace, and Blackbird, the guitarist in an episode of Mid Morning Matters. Also in the clip you watched it was the crack fox not a rat, but you were close haha Edit: The lyrics to the dream sequence song were "How'd you gets to kill a 'roo? It's all you have to do". As for the €5, Naboo was just saying he was fining him for not bringing back the kangaroo videos. Vince (Noel) was using the excuse that he had a lot on his mind.

Matthew Towner

Richard Ayoade was originally cast to play Dickson Bainbridge in the unaired pilot, however he was changed to Matt Berry. Richard Ayoade later appears as Banoo.

Matthew Towner

The humour of "The Boosh" is not as in your face as in other sitcoms. The show is more amusing than it is flat out hilarious. That and the innocent, child-like creativity of "The Boosh" might not be for everyone and these are probably the reasons for the show being more of a cult phenomenon right now. Barratt and Fielding already have a loyal following, though, and I'm sure that it will grow over time. Very English, very far out. The Boosh rules!

AfterWorkReactions

That is interesting as their comedy style is very different. They are both hilarious but I do think the role fits Matt Berry very well. I am looking forward for more Richard Ayoade, he is so goofy.

AfterWorkReactions

It is very different but fun, I am looking forward to checking out more.

BigChanChan

Shame, Josh would have loved Man Down as well... You could see he was really struggling with this and being polite about it at the end... Watching Noel in the Great British Bake Off made me realise how unfunny he is.

Josh B

It seemed more like he was too ill to concentrate rather than struggling with it as he was finding it funny at the start and then he couldn’t stop sneezing for like 3 minutes and he suddenly became uninterested

Tony Mingoia

Can't see it mentioned here but if I remember correctly, the show is named after a childhood hairstyle of Michael Fielding (Noel's brother, who plays Naboo). I guess he had big curly hair and they referred to it as "the mighty boosh" (i.e bush).

Balkyne

Never watched much of this show, it's always struck me as mostly just weird, but little silly bits of humour hit you in just the right way and it catches you off guard. Things like the way Howard was moving in the boxing place just tickled me

Matthew Towner

The series was called "The Mighty Boosh" because of a haircut Michael Fielding once had that his Spanish friend called "the mighty bush". Noel Fielding and their friends found it amusing and used it as the title.

AfterWorkReactions

I am still hoping to check that one out soon. It just always is a bit short on the polls.

Chris

I think the main thing you have to take into account is that, at the time, this was seen as completely different to anything around comedy wise apart from Viv & Bob really. Was a breath of fresh air. I don't think it's aged well.

Ferris Booyaa

Interestingly naboo (the shaman) is in fact Noel fieldings real life brother. The show got its name because his brother used to have a huge Afro when they were younger and one of the other children in the street used to say “oh you have a mighty boosh (bush)”. Thought you may like that but if trivia.

Steve Small

Nope. This one's not for me 🤣

Ash Jeffries

Don't usually watch a reaction of something I've never seen but I gave this a go. Not for me at all I'm afraid 😇 I do quite like Noel Fielding but this isn't my sense of humour really! Hope the fans and Josh enjoy though! 🙏

Ian Webster

I remember thinking this show was going to be wank when it was first on in 2003, then I watched an episode stoned. Absolutely brilliant show to blaze to. Shame people can't quite get the humour. I think it might take a little while to really get on the wavelength of the show. It needs a little bit of extra attention. That "Skipper ya psycho get off me! HELP! I'M BEING DISEMBOWLED" is genius. Love stuff like that. I hate that it's been 20 years since this ep aired though. Thankfully we can stop that. If we all concentrate, really hard, I believe we can stop things getting any older.

daniel shears

I remember loving this show but sadly didn't find this episode funny at all. Hopefully my memory serves me correctly and they get better as the series goes on. Going to stick with it because I love Noel and Julian so much

Contex - It's Just A Ride

I genuinely think it's aged really well. Such a funny and unique little universe.

Contex - It's Just A Ride

I'd recommend you keep going, or at least come back for season 2/3 as it changes up quite abit.

Contex - It's Just A Ride

I loved it when it came out and now me and my kids watch it. My little girl knows most the lyrics xD

Jade Nepia

sounds like you got old mate

Z is for Zed

Everything I can remember liking was from the second series onwards.

James Aston

I watched this when it was on TV originally, as a teenager, and found it hilarious. I tried re watching it for the first time a year ago expecting a great time and my god has it aged badly/have I grown up. I was actually disappointed when this was voted for. Turns out my dad was right, Noel Fielding has never been funny. I wouldn't blame you for binning this one and moving on Josh!

Luke Porcher

Didn’t like the first series but S2 onwards it gets much better

ever r

Like others have said I think it gets better from season 2 onwards didn't vote for it though as its definitely a love it or hate it show

AfterWorkReactions

I do think some shows like this take a while to get their footing before they get really good.

AfterWorkReactions

LOL I have watched so many things over from when I was young and disliked it.

mrtheevilmage

nah series 1 was quality I seem to be in a minority that did not like season 3

mrtheevilmage

I always took him as incredibly deadpan as hell

Jade Nepia

grown up naa just lost your good taste

Jade Nepia

lol all the people who didnt vote for it are out in force

Saul

"I hate that it's been 20 years since this ep aired though. Thankfully we can stop that. If we all concentrate, really hard, I believe we can stop things getting any older." This might be my favourite comment on this channel ever

Saul

I thought the first season was the best of the lot. Rich Fulcher's character helped, and the vaguely workplace-comedy atmos made it more fun.