I saw a rip off of this sketch a while back called Casino Royale.

@mantabond

4 жыл бұрын

Hahaha. Did you now?

@omarma7815

4 жыл бұрын

I bet it was amercian

@CricketEngland

4 жыл бұрын

Was that the original or the remake

@user-ec1xm4cs3h

2 күн бұрын

Was it a fruitcake of a movie?😂

@rachelar

2 күн бұрын

David Niven looked weird with blonde hair in that

"This is your target" Hands him picture of himself.

"You see, the thing about writing a secret agent movie is the tendency to get bogged down in the so-called "research"..."

@willmcpherson2

4 жыл бұрын

I mean we’d just booked a holiday

3 pounds and 4 ounces? That's numberwang!

@cameronspalding9792

6 жыл бұрын

NivMizzet89 if you can win numberwang, you can guess the name of the cake

“Do you mean... wanking?” “HE’S GONE ROGUE!!!” I had a laughter induced brain aneurism at that point

@pleasy13

5 жыл бұрын

So did I! :)

Fantastic 'Casino Royale' parody. Simply brilliant and I love the fact that Mitchell re-used the evil overlord character from another sketch. It feels like a running gag. They both look the part too.

- You're not James Bond Jeremy. You're disgusting. - I am James Bond.

"Or should I say... Cake you on" I was not ready for this level of humor

I love the Calippo Organisation Cinematic Universe

"And Suave, good luck" "I won't need luck" "... You're going to a casino" "Oh god yes that's right yeah blimey urrrr fingers crossed!"

I thought Suave's boss would comment on the target's good looks...

@brokenwave6125

4 жыл бұрын

That's kind of a cheap joke. Very cliche

absolutely brilliant. the bit where the fella wins the teddy and rips off an arm for a tip made me howl.

@CaptainLumpyDog

4 жыл бұрын

gofaqyosef Poor teddy bear 🙁

@powderedground78

4 жыл бұрын

Sir is very generous

I love it how David is the Evil Genius from the Trapdoor and Misunderstanding sketches.

'Will you kiss my rat-whacker for luck?' I am absolutely creased with laughter!

@gustavgnoettgen

2 күн бұрын

And his surprised "ewww"

"I'm quite prepared to take you on....Or should I say, CAKE you on?" It's the total James Bond expression that makes that joke! XD

"....Eurgh!"

Love how they both work for the same people

Don't smile like that Jeremy, you're not Agent Suave

further proof mitchell could be the new bond villain it would certainly inject some much needed humour back into the bond series that it is sorely lacking

Blonde long-haired David Mitchell appears to have stolen Lucius Malfoy's wig.

"You're worse than his guys." "They're onto us."

My god, I have tinnitus. I knew I listened to way too loud music when I was young.

@magwitch

4 жыл бұрын

I was thinking, can no one else hear this??!! I stopped before 2 minutes and now I'm gonna look for a non-tenitus version.

I've found my calling in life, one-liner supplier to secret agents/villains!

Robert Webb looks fucking brilliant in a tuxedo....

What I love is that none of the weights seem to correspond with the actual size of the cakes

"Jimmy Carr was never like this" EPIC reference :D

@jagjitroudh9894

4 жыл бұрын

I didn't get that..

@alisonpurgatory85

10 күн бұрын

Probably the Would I Lie To You episode where he claimed to have been interviewed to be a spy

@yesdcotchin

5 күн бұрын

I have a suspicion that this had nothing to do with the lie Jimmy told about being interviewed for MI5(?) on WILTY. I think the implication is simply that he uses the same guys to help him with his jokes, though it's more fun to imagine it's more than that

this is exactly what made me retire from supervillainy. i couldn't take any more bad puns...

@butcherboy2008

4 жыл бұрын

Actually, I retired from supervillainy because they were threatening me with the death penalty. So, retirement seemed like a capital idea. Also, the puns. That's why I'm opposed to capital punishment.

@Aeroldoth3

4 жыл бұрын

@@butcherboy2008 You were opposed to Capital Punishment?

Is it just me, or does Robert look especially fetching here?

-I don't need luck. -You're going to a casino! -Oh God yes that's right! Yeah blimey! Rrrr! Fingers crossed! Best part besides 'wanking', which has been mentioned enough in the comments.

That reminds me of this hit from my favorite band O-Ha: Cake on me.

"....EUUUGHHHH."

i love this show!

Absolutely brill.

For me the total James Bond moment is when he asks "why me?" :P

when you watch this with good headphones the audience laughter is actually too painful to endure

Didn't notice that the Fruit Cake "Dealer" is John Finnemore

this is one of the best!

Man, the high-pitched squealing through the whole thing really TIED IT ALL TOGETHER.

I need those guys for when I can't think of a witty comeback

This is just a great sketch. Full of ideas

This sketch takes the cake :p

@AnnabellaRedwood

4 жыл бұрын

Lol. You are terrible. 😂😂😂

2:01 never seen someone so offended by a pun 😂😂

That's John Finnemore!!

@SpeakerMunkey

5 жыл бұрын

He wrote for this show, wouldn't be suprised if he had a hand in this sketch.

@sebandrews4395

4 жыл бұрын

I was hoping someone else would recognise him!

@LAnonHubbard

4 жыл бұрын

That's Numberwang!!

"1001 Super Spy Quips"

"DONT YOU MEAN, WANKING!?!?!?" puts me in hysterics everytime

@yesdcotchin

5 күн бұрын

14 years too late, but it's "do", not "don't". Also, why all caps when he says it at a standard volume?

HAHAHA!!!! "I won't need luck" "You're going to a casino . . .?" "Oh god, yes that's right! Blimey. *Burrrr* Fingers crossed!"

lol, they used the part form Would You Lie to Me where Jimmy Carr claims to have had an interview with MI5

Gosh. Enough with the background laughter

That villain is superb! I hope David Mitchell does more with him.

Sarah Hadland was actually in a Bond film - Quantum of Solace.

Relatively useless translation error trivia: The French wouldn't refer to an English-style fruitcake as "le gâteau". They call it "Le Cake".

@joshuarosen6242

4 жыл бұрын

I looked this up to check that you were correct and you totally are. I used to speak French reasonably well but I haven’t spent much time in France for the last 15 years and it’s got pretty rusty. I don’t think I was ever called upon to talk about fruit cake in French but now I shall know what to call it. Merci bien.

@FFKonoko

4 жыл бұрын

French is fun like that. They also use sandwich, but I remember hearing some funny anecdote that some french people didn't like using the loan word and wanted to come up with one. It didn't take, since that's not really how languages evolve.

@joshuarosen6242

4 жыл бұрын

@@FFKonoko France is unusual in that it has L’Académie Française which is the official guardian of the French language (founded by Cardinal Richelieu no less). It hates loan words and from an official perspective, loan words are frowned upon. However, it’s losing its power. Back in the day when it could dictate to academia what textbooks said about the French language and that was the main source of linguistic learning, it had a degree of control. Now, young French people don’t give a monkey’s what L’Académie Française says. They learn a lot of English words watching KZread and inevitably use them in everyday speech. In one way it’s a shame but you are absolutely right, that is not how languages evolve and it’s pointless trying to dictate to people what is correct. I’ve been trying to explain to people how to use the subjunctive in English for 40 years. I’ve given up - I have lost that battle, unfortunately. I don’t like it but language is organic and ever changing.

@ffeff8353

4 жыл бұрын

@@joshuarosen6242 -- Keep in mind that after all, a good percentage of modern English descends from the Norman conquest, when those in power spoke French (well, of a kind)! So it's coming full circle now. In Spain there is the Real Academia Española (I don't think that needs translating, am I right?) which also had a more prescriptive approach to language, whereas, if I understand this correctly (I haven't checked it recently), it now favors a more, how shall I put it, "seal-of-approval" function, i.e., once a word or phrase is sufficiently widespread, it makes it into the Royal Dictionary.

@joshuarosen6242

4 жыл бұрын

ffeff I have only been to Spain three times and my Spanish is very limited (although it’s good enough to know what Real Academia Española means) so I didn’t know that Spain had an equivalent body. Although it’s true that the Normans did indeed leave us with a lot of words of French origin (cheeky blighters), cake isn’t one of them so we’re getting our own back on them in this small way.

Man, that canned laughter was TOO MUCH.

"yes im quite prepared to take you on, or should i say..cake you on" :D

Hmm, i wonder when the ringing in my ears is going to stop

Hahahaa that diss on Jimmy Carr

The only villain Daniel Craig was too afraid to fight.

that rat almost looks fake

@chrisf1600

6 жыл бұрын

These days it would all be done with CGI. Those old practical effects are so much more convincing.

@stevenchampion8137

6 жыл бұрын

... you mean ... n-n.....

This clip just gave me tinnitus, great sketch though!

Idky I was recommended this but it’s something 😂

Agreed, Battson123. He would be a fantastic OTT Bond Villian.

Interesting choice of units for a french casino.

Right at the end, it seems Webb barely can contain his laughter.

Casinos would be awesome.

Estimez le poids du gateau de fruits - fantastic.

5:14 .... UGH!

THIS IS SO FUNNY!!!!!!!! It's like a fairground spoof of casino royale!

4: 29 and years later sarah hadland was an actual bond girl in quantum of solace

"You made us look like DICKS in there!" xD

Correction. People who happened to be American, made those. When I said sarcastically that your material was fantastic, I was referring to your uploaded videos.

I'm nervous now.

I see a spin off series here

You see, the cake they're betting on is actually Yellowcake.

haha what even was his mission!

'jimmy carr was never like this' ha. so true!

"thats exactly the type of shit were talking about"

I don't think Anne Robinson would really say, 'Do you mean when you're cupping my fishy balls?' xD

This had a nice punchline.

1:40 "thats what they say about me" "yes I kno.. you both.. its going to be close thats the point." "..i'm nervous then"

Fun fact #187: The gorgeous rat-whacker licker was in Quantum of Solace as the Ocean Sky receptionist.

"Whack the rat" "Don't you mean, wanking?" LOL I love it

Poor teddy!

poopy tralala

obviously, none of those cakes are heavier than two pounds.

too funny

@litlemadguitarist - Scrubs doesn't use laughs, but it's a good point, despite the fact the two shows are diferent types. Sketch and Sitcom.

Sarah Hadland was in Quantum of Solace with the real James Bond a year before this sketch.

Then after that agent suave and the evil overlord got a pint together

Hah John Finnemore as the uhm... dealer!

"I am James Bond."

"Eugh..."

Throughout this entire video all I could hear was 'eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee'

Cake you on!

to the studio audience, @5:00 do NOT go "oooOOOOOOoooooooo"

Now i want some fruit cake...

anyone else hear the ringing sound or am i slowly dying?

The French sign saying "Éstimez le poids du gâteau de fruits". xD

I can honestly say I've struck more real rats with a stick (one) than in a game of Whack-The-Rat.

@J1NXY0 The laughter isn't canned, unlike some American shows. It's all real.

...or should I say, cake you on?

Euwwww!