Maybe I laughed at a couple of things but most of the time I just cringed at his over the top impression of Norman Wisdom/Robin Williams.
I think this is more of a stand up show for people with a mid to low IQ or who can't be arsed to THINK about the observations that a comedian is making.
If you watch soaps, big brother, football, X factor or any other trash TV then this is the DVD for you. Otherwise, go rent an Eddie Izzard DVD.
Oh, and what the hell was that 'musical' number all about at the end? The one where the song sounded like a song written by a 5 year old, went on for 6 hours and had the pretentious idiot's Father miming(yes, miming) the sax solo???
There is no help but self help... Running water never flows stale...
Shut up! What the hell? 'If you like idiotic shows such as Xfactor, Big Brother and soap operas, then you'll like this!' I am one of Lee Evans biggest fans, and you are just talking out of your <CENSORED> I don't appreciate being insulted, all for liking Lee. He is a comedy hero. He puts so much energy into his amazing shows. What are yoO talking about???
PS> I doub't i'll be visiting your ebay site again!!! I have already bought something off you and the quality was <Cr*p!>
He did not make that up. That is a true fact, and this post backs it up.
Here is a quote from wikipedia and a link to the news source it came from
"In November 2005, Evans broke the world record for a solo act performing to the biggest comedy audience. Evans played to 10,108 people at the Manchester Evening News Arena" Taken from Wikipedia
Here is the BCC news reportfrom the BBC news website and i will link to:
Comic Evans breaks crowd record
Lee Evans first hit the big time as a Perrier Award-winner Comedian Lee Evans has set a world record for a solo act performing to the biggest comedy audience. Evans put on a show for 10,108 people at the Manchester Evening News Arena, breaking the previous record of 8,700, set by fellow comic Eddie Izzard.
Evans grabbed the record while halfway through his 32-date nationwide tour.
"When I started out 20 years ago I could never have imagined that I would be selling out more nights at Wembley than Coldplay," said Evans.
Festival
Craig Glenday, editor of Guinness World Records, said: "It's an incredible achievement to sell out these huge arenas night after night and he fully deserves his place in the Guinness World Records books."
Evans first hit the big time as a stand-up comedian in 1993 when he won the prestigious Perrier Award for comedy at the Edinburgh Festival. Since then he has sold out increasingly larger venues.
Evans has also shown his talent for acting with film roles in Mousehunt, There's Something About Mary and Funny Bones.
He also voiced the character of the Train in the recent movie version of The Magic Roundabout.
And Evans recently received an Olivier nomination for his part as Leo Bloom in the musical The Producers on the West End stage.
"Selling out a venue doesn't prove somebody's funny or popular."
What does it prove then? No-one here is comparing Lee Evans to Norman Wisdom, only you are. It would not surprise me if Norman Wisdom likes Lee Evans. Lee deserves all the fame he gets, and the world record and awards, as he is a funny man.
All comedians have to do something, make people LAUGH. So in the Lee Evans DVD's what are the audience doing? Sitting there and not doing anything?
Think about that before you reply.
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Ben
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