"that floral pin is more than just a fashion statement-it's steeped in significance. Once a year in November, British people (royals included) honor fallen troops by wearing a crimson poppy. A century-old tradition, the flower has now come to symbolize hope and gratitude." -town and country magazine

@damienyoung751

Жыл бұрын

Flanders fields

@damienyoung751

Жыл бұрын

Lest we forget

@damienyoung751

Жыл бұрын

Pink Floyd's album.. the final cut.. Is all about such things.. One of tbe most underrated albums of all time.. It's fantastic

@thehoogard

Жыл бұрын

@@damienyoung751 The poppies grow.

@slimpixie2404

Жыл бұрын

11th November. It's our Memorial Day as such.

Richard Ayoade is a sarcastic gem

The Poppies are on the lapel to commemorate the War dead around 11th of November each year. Richard is selling books for Christmas gifts, hence the interviews. That's the reason for the overlap. It would be cute if he brought the poppies and handed them out but I think that'd be more of a David Mitchell thing. They're kind of mandatory in the media around Remembrance day.

@alexion2001

Жыл бұрын

I don't think they are mandatory, maybe for the host but I believe the guests do it because it's what they are meant to do.

@Notwokeever

Жыл бұрын

it's not mandatory to wear a poppy, it's your choice

@AlBarzUK

Жыл бұрын

Despite what the others say, if you work in UK tv in early November, there’s going to be an insistence that you wear a poppy. If you didn’t bring one then the producers will get one and staple it on you. 😂

@PFitz-sh4ms

Жыл бұрын

Yes if you show up on British TV around that time of year without a poppy you are going to catch hell in the press and be asked to explain yourself

@MandyCaneLane

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for explaining Kevin! I was wondering why they were in both clips. The only thing I could come up with was it was a Richard thing because he was the only constant 😅😅

It gets me every time seeing Chadwick there. I'm pretty sure he knew he was dying by that point and yet he seemed to enjoy Richard's humour so much by the end, just silently admiring him. I loved that telling of the book so much.

@pomerau

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. I didn't really know him as I was watching. I had only heard his name now you said it, and remember the news he had passed. His Wikipedia page is very long, though his filmography and list of TV appearances are relatively short, he did so much more and was rated for the highest awards, Primetime Emmy wi and Oscar nomination included. He seemed a wonderful guy with a genuine self effacing smile, and achieved so much. He hardly told anyone how ill he was. Immensely brave. As a white 60 something cantankerous Irishman in England I'm very sorry for his and our loss at such an age.

the IT crowd is really a must watch in my opinion. In your own time or in some videos, doesn't matter. a must watch

Richard Ayoade couldn't come from any other country, he is a national treasure.... don't think there is anyone in the UK who doesn't love him 🙂

The flower on the shirts is the poppy. People wear them in the UK in remembrance of people who died in wars. It was first started after ww1. Remembrance day is the 11th of November, and specifically at the 11th hour the guns fell silent to end the war. These days it also remembers everyone who died in all subsequent wars since.

@craigjkb

Жыл бұрын

🤷🤦🤦😔🙄 really does bug me when Americans don't get understand the poppy flower.

@me5969

Жыл бұрын

​@@craigjkbwhy would they? Do you know how every single country remembers the fallen? I bloody well don't. Not to mention she lives in Argentina and they're still crying from the beating they got from the Falklands so it's unlikely that it's common knowledge there as to what the Poppy signifies as well.

The most gentle, yet profound, irony personified in single humble Richard of a human being.

So funny, love Richard Ayoade in anything he does. Always hilarious 😅

I'm from Ipswich,and Richard is a typical sarcastic Ipswich guy 😁 His travel show was hilarious.

I must recommend one of Richard Ayoade's BBC shows, "Garth Marenghi's Darkplace". That show is six episodes of absolute amazing madness.

@jedthementalist5112

Жыл бұрын

Channel 4... they even give us the old logo. Darkplace isn't for everyone but I wish it was. Very overlooked gem of British comedy.

@davidz3879

Жыл бұрын

The IT Crowd is much better.

My favourite Richard Ayoade moment is when he was on a quiz show hosted by David Mitchell with Jimmy Carr as his team mate. It’s usually referred to as the ‘Richard Ayoade Jimmy Carr moment’, or ‘Jimmy Carr flirts with Richard Ayoade’. Well worth a watch.

Love Richard Ayoade. His travel show called Travel Man is pretty cool, but it's probably a bit too polished after you've watched An Idiot Abroad because it's genuinely informative and the guests tend to have a good time.

@pomerau

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. I didn't really know him as I was watching. I had only heard his name now you said it, and remember the news he had passed. His Wikipedia page is very long, though his filmography and list of TV appearances are relatively short, he did so much more and was rated for the highest awards, Primetime Emmy wi and Oscar nomination included. He seemed a wonderful guy with a genuine self effacing smile, and achieved so much. He hardly told anyone how ill he was. Immensely brave. As a white 60 something cantankerous Irishman in England I'm very sorry for his and our loss at such an age.

@rasmusn.e.m1064

Жыл бұрын

@@pomerau I am sorry, but I think you mistake him for the man who sat next to him in the second clip, Chadwick Boseman. Luckily, Richard Ayoade is very much still alive. I very much agree with your sentiment about Chadwick Boseman, though.

@pomerau

Жыл бұрын

​@@rasmusn.e.m1064Yeh. Looks like I stuck my reply under the wrong comment. I could only find one person here who mentioned who he was. I was talking about Chadwick Boseman, but went back to the wrong comment. I may fix it. My bad 😮

Mandy you need to watch some Mighty Boosh! Pure insanity & Richard pops up a few times during the 3 series.

Love me some Richard Ayoade. So effortlessly quirky, dry and funny.

He is best known for being in a comedy show called the IT Crowd about a bunch of computer technician nerds

@CupidStunt0001

Жыл бұрын

A fantastic comedy show, i'ts difficult to watch best of clips etc if you've never watched it, as you need to watch a full episode to get most of the jokes

Mandy, the man you were trying to identify is David Edward Williams OBE, known professionally as David Walliams, is an English comedian, actor, writer, and television personality. He is best known for his work with Matt Lucas on the BBC sketch comedy series Little Britain and Come Fly With Me. From 2012 to 2022, Walliams was a judge on the television talent show competition Britain's Got Talent on ITV. He is also a writer of children's books, having sold more than 37 million copies worldwide. 👱‍♀👱‍♀👗👗👠👠❤❤

@Ishamoridin

Жыл бұрын

He's also done blackface and tends to use lazy racist stereotypes in his books

@Will-nn6ux

Жыл бұрын

⁠@@Ishamoridin Left BGT because of some pretty nasty remarks he made about a female contestant. No idea why Little Britain was so popular.

The very sight of Richard Ayoade makes me happy. You might try Travel Man if you get a chance. You can get Richard Ayoade and Greg Davies (or a number of others) all in one place.

I predict that you will like The IT Crowd.

A remembrance poppy is an artificial flower worn in some countries to commemorate their military personnel who died in war

Canadians also wear poppies in November until Remembrance Day on Nov. 11...

Lmao I love him. You gotta watch garth marenghi's darkplace and it crowd. And of course the mighty boosh. They're all so brilliant. The mighty boosh is probs my favourite show ever.

The poppy they are all wearing in a British tradition worn in and around the 11th November and it’s too remember the fallen soldiers mainly from WW1 but it’s also used to remember all British casualties of war

Every year we wear a poppy to remember the fallen from the wars.

A very funny guy - you must do a reaction to "The It Crowd" , both Chris O'Dowd , Katherine Parkinson are hilarious alongside Richard in this wacky show, Mandy. 👍

Ayoade can most recently be seen in an ad for Xbox game Fable. It's brilliant. As someone who lives in Ipswich, I can confirm we do still celebrate Christmas.

@MandyCaneLane

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣

True, whenever you choose to react to a compilation, you place yourself at the mercy of whoever edditedded the video, and some of these people drastically overestimate their ettiditing skills. Fortunately in this case you wisely selected an example which was etidittiddited competently enough to be an enjoyable watch. 💙

@MandyCaneLane

Жыл бұрын

Hahahhaha! 🤣🤣

I love Richard! I hope you're prepared for the Crunch.

I believe the origin of the poppy was because of a battlefield that was left in tatters (ofc dead bodies, decomposition, rats etc etc) thru nature and people collecting the dead, turned into a nice meadow of these red poppy flowers, and they said there was one flower for each soldier lost, and from that day they were used as a remembrance, a gratitude and respect for our lost soldiers.

@grahamstrouse1165

11 ай бұрын

Goes back to WWI.

Smooshed,fluffed & boing you wordsmith you :) as always thanks

@MandyCaneLane

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha 🤪

The poppy pins are to honour fallen soldiers. We do it every year on remembrance day.

It's a poppy to commemorate Commonwealth soldiers that have died

The thing on the shirts is a poppy for rememberence day where we remember those who died and faught in the world wars. Pretty big thing over here, litterally everyone wears a poppy on Poppy Day

He was also great in Nathan Barley (written by Charlie Brooker of Black Mirror fame). I don't think it considered a classic but I really loved it.

The lapel pins are poppies for Remembrance day in the uk and commonwealth countries worn in the weeks before 11th November to originally remember the end of WW1 and now for all soldiers who have died. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remembrance_poppy

His voice and delivery are second to none, he is good in 8 out of 10 cats does countdown

@MandyCaneLane

Жыл бұрын

Haven't seen him there yet! 🤗

Have you seen Richard Ayoade on 8 out of 10 cats does countdown? They have a highlight video dedicated to him it might be worth a watch! Thanks for the video Mandy!

great review s always dear mandy- i see from the other comments, poppy wearing and the guy you said looked familiar, david walliams have all been explained. look forward to your next one

I think you would absolutely love the IT crowd, every episode just gets funnier and funnier all the way through and Richard Who is this incredible awkward me just add to the humour

@jasperdevries1726

Жыл бұрын

Funnier and funnier very much relies on your tolerance of Douglas (Matt Berry is marvelous, but the character is very one note and if that's not your note - it very quickly wears out its welcome).

“…the way he editidit…” 😂😂😂

@MandyCaneLane

Жыл бұрын

Dang, I thought I already dominated that word 😔

Watch the I.T crowd he's in that and it is hilariously funny

You need to get the IT Crowd watched...it's in my top 3 comedies of all time...Moss is just brilliant in it, everyone in it is brilliant but especially Moss.

It's a poppy. The tradition started after WW1 in remembrance of the war dead. They are sold each year in the UK leading up to Remembrance Day (11 Nov) to raise money for war veterans

the first person is david walliams (little Briton and Britain's got talent ) the flower is poppy to commemorate the dead of world war 1

That little pin they have on is a poppy flower or a remembrance poppy.. it is worn in UK to commemorate their military personnel who died in WW2

@SRPM-yk9xw

Жыл бұрын

Wrong. It has been worn in Commonwealth states since 1919 to honour all those die in combat. It started following WWI. It is certainly not specific to WWII. Why comment if you don't know?

Actually, the thorough cleaning and many different biscuits ARE a thing in Scandinavian countries for Christmas

6:35 Smooshed, is that a word? Well if it wasn't it is now! 😂 The IT crowd, you will not regret watching.

@MandyCaneLane

Жыл бұрын

Google says yes it is 😃

Great reaction Mandy thank you, these best of compilations are of course "In The Video Editors Opinion" wishing you a great weekend MCL

@MandyCaneLane

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!! You too!! 🤗🤗🤗

Richard Ayoadeis outstandingly funny with dry witted humour. 47 with three children Sweedish mother and Nigerian father. Born in London and grew up in one of the roughest areas of London. Did Cambridge law degree but allways interested in theatre and performing drifted into full time and first big success was the IT Crowd. As other have said the red poppy is for the11th of November to mark the end of WW 1 and represent flowers that grew in no-mans land between the trenches. They were originally made and sold to raise funds for War widows and Orphans and injurned returneees now a standard and expected accessory specially in the media on the 11th.

@petesmart1983

Жыл бұрын

He's half Norwegian , despite born in London he grew up in Ipswich(in a posh area) and went to private school, then went to a very posh college to do law in st Catherine's college in Cambridge😂😂

The red poppies they are wearing is for remembrance day of the war we do in the UK. The red represent's the soilders that have died and purple ones represents the animals that passed too.

The thing they’re wearing is a poppy it’s what the brits wear to remember people who died from war

The poppy is worn for Remembrance day. To commemorate all the people who died serving in wars. It started at the end of the First World War and is observed throughout November

To add to the multiple comments about the poppy pins, yes we wear them to remember those who have died in war but these days the main reason people (especially people on TV) wear them is because if you don't you will be violently attacked by social media, the press, and elderly members of the public

That's a Poppy of Remembrance Bab, like your Memorial Day ! How did you see an Apple 😆 Your cool though Lass you seem to be an American version of my Mate which is weird even your introductions 'Hey Hey Hey!'

Have you seen Richard on Travel Man? It's a 24hrs in a weekend break type holiday show with a celebrity guest seeing the sights and experiencing local things. So 24hrs in Helsinki, or 24hrs in Paris, that sort of thing. He does one with Greg Davies in Moscow.

@MandyCaneLane

Жыл бұрын

I have only seen two episodes, but it is a difficult one to get past copyright. Even in clips. Love the show though!

he is the supreme artiste of deadpan....you have to watch,(ALL) of the i t crowd in this manner...you will enjoy girl👍😎

Never disappoints, Richard Ayoade plays himself very well, he's a natural 😄 He's consistent too, releases one book annually at the same time each year! 😆

The flower they are wearing is a paper poppy - it symbolises those who have fought and died for our country - the poppy is used because in WW1, many of the soldiers were buried in poppy fields. Since around 1920, the Royal British Legion (a charity that supports veterans and their families, as well as the families of those killed in action) makes millions, which are sold to the public to raise money for the charity to remember the fallen. Most people in the UK wear one as a mark of respect leading up to and on Remembrance Day (Armistice Day) on November 11th, when the Armistice Treaty was signed that ended WW1. A good video on this (might be worth reacting to) is: kzread.info/dash/bejne/fWx-2JKNacishbw.html - This one is for Scotland's Poppy Appeal, but gives a good brief history.

2:09 I beg to differ... Dean learner. Edit 10:46 I loved his deconstruction of the film 'White Chicks'. Despite being a Wayans fan I've never seen it and thanks to Ayoade, I'll never have to. He should do more of these.

Your in good form Mandy 😀 , enjoy your company 😉

@MandyCaneLane

Жыл бұрын

Lol, thank you 🤪

In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns below. We are the Dead. Short days ago We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved and were loved, and now we lie, In Flanders fields. Take up our quarrel with the foe: To you from failing hands we throw The torch; be yours to hold it high. If ye break faith with us who die We shall not sleep, though poppies grow In Flanders fields. In Flanders Fields BY John McCrae They're wearing poppies to honour those who have sacrificed their lives in war. They do this in Commonwealth nations around the 11th of November as that is Remembrance Day.

Love Richard, irreverent, witty and very intelligent. Funny guy

I dunno if they'd let you react to it without copyright, but he did a show called Travel Man, which was great. Goes on a weekend break with another comedian and is sarcastic the whole time.

Hi Mandy, hope your having a great day.

The first time I saw Richard was in Garth Marenghi's Darkplace and I loved it. Being American back in the day it was difficult to stay current with good British content. I think Adult Swim was where I caught most of the shows that I can now watch anytime on Y/T.

He’s great - not seen too much of him, but each time he makes me laugh. Obviously a very intelligent guy to come up with the books that he writes. Good choice….

He did a travel show where he'd find a guest and spend 48 hours in some tourist spot. it was called Travel Man. I started keeping a list of great lines in it. One of my favorites was "If personal space isn't your thing, you might enjoy Barcelona. The Episode with Aisling Bea has them get into a fake argument that is equal parts cringe and hilarious. The one with Paul Rudd was great, and the John Hamm Episode was a classic. I've seen the suit he bought on that episode show up on clips of other shows.

the red flower badge is called a Poppy, and commemorates the World war.

The guy you couldn’t figure out was David Williams he’s from British got talent. Also use of author of books.

@MandyCaneLane

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOUUUUU!!! THAT is where I know him from!!! 🙌🏻

Extra info on the lapel flowers, after all the bombs and shelling of the trench warfare in WW1 which turned the countryside to mud, when it was over, come the Spring, the craters and battlefields were all lined with poppies, the seeds of which had remained dormant until the soil was disturbed by the explosions

@MandyCaneLane

Жыл бұрын

Ohhh! Thank you for sharing 🙌🏻

David walliams hes on Little Britain and was a judge on Britain's got talent

@hughtube5154

Жыл бұрын

Also a highly successful children's author.

@MandyCaneLane

Жыл бұрын

That was it! Britain's got talent! Thank you! 🤗🙌🏻

Poppies for the war and Walliams from swimming.

Never heard anyone reference hair with boing lmao. You cooler than a polar bears toenail hahahaha

@MandyCaneLane

Жыл бұрын

HAHAHHAHAHAA, thank you? 😅🤪

Its a poppy you buy them its a symbol of remembrance of past wars and support of the armed forces

You look good in that blue top, and now you have matching hair 😀

@MandyCaneLane

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! 🤗🤗

The red remembrance poppies are... red remembrance poppies, seasonally adopted for remembrance day 11th Nov, in remembrance of the Armistice which ended WW1 on the Western Front, as well as the fallen of that war and those since.

I just tried to count how many commenters felt the need to clarify about the poppies, but sadly, my brain doesn't work too good no more. Still, I'd like to encourage more people to explain what poppies are, just in case.

@dazediss6629

Жыл бұрын

They are flowers that Richard gives out to fellow guests on chat shows.

@caseydrought867

Жыл бұрын

And how many said it's a UK thing when more places have them I have them in my country

They are wearing the poppy pin because it is close to Remembrance Day in the UK when he appears on Grahm Norton on 11th November every year to remember WW1 and one of the things that happen in the UK and Commonwealth nations. The rationale is that after WW1 they noticed many former battlefields were covered in poppies. It is interesting how most of his appearance are always around that time of year

Richard Ayoade is hilarious. I think he's at his best when teamed with Noel Fielding on the Big Fat Quiz Show. And, of course, the voice of Zero on "The Mandalorian".

@Jayjayuk12345

Жыл бұрын

noel fielding is about as funny as eyeball cancer

@blubeetle3

Жыл бұрын

@@Jayjayuk12345 And you're welcome to your own opinion. Noel's had a pretty long career, so apparently enough people find him funny enough to keep his career going.

@Jayjayuk12345

Жыл бұрын

​@@blubeetle3 Not a career as a comedian though is it.

Hi Mandy, I think you would enjoy the I. T. Crowd, Richard has some great co-stars & they are all funny characters, but especially Richard`s. All of the cast where unknown to me when it aired, but I took a chance & watched it. I never regretted that choice, even the opening title screen is funny.

"More Boing" I have to remember this, I can't do the same with my hair sadly, actually hair would be a requirement, so that too rules me out as I shave my head, my chin needs a visit from the razor right now, I think that it just falls through after a certain age 😕 OH! David Walliams (Little Britain) the person you knew but forgot. Have you ever seen Richard Ayoade without makeup? It's a rare thing as he likes to keep the illusion of being black.

Poppie flower is a war remembrance thing in the uk

Haven't scrolled all comments, but I have seen at least one (with you responding) explaining a little about The Poppy, but just thought I'd add a little more. It's basically part of a more general commemoration like the US 'Veterans Day'. There is the day 11th Nov which can obviously fall on any day, and there's also the following Sunday (Remembrance Sunday). On both days many people, institutions and businesses promote an observance of two minutes silence at 11am, to remember the fallen... it was originally for the fallen of The Great War (as it was known then, now WWI). But now all Commonwealth soldiers in any conflict are honoured. 11 AM, on the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918 was when WWI officially ended. The Poppy symbolises the Flanders Fields on the Western Front, where many soldiers saw them as they fought and died during WWI. A paper and plastic facsimile of a poppy is given for a donation of any kind by the Royal British Legion which supports returning soldiers and the families of those fallen. They are typically worn throughout November, throughout the Commonwealth on the left lapel. The total military deaths (including disease etc) during WWI were possibly 10M. Civilian deaths were very possibly around the same. Many many cities, towns and villages throughout not only the UK, but also the commonwealth have memorials with commemorations listing the fallen. You are not surprised by a plaque in any business in the UK (old enough) to have a memorial to The Fallen. Many communities lost ALL of their men. Lest We Forget. I know it's not particularly funny. But not everything in life's funny!🤣🤔😢 TLDR The Poppy is deadly serious.

I kinda wish Richard brought in and handed out Poppies for absolutely no reason, that’d be somehow more amusing.

@MandyCaneLane

Жыл бұрын

Haha, if I ever get famous, I'll do it. Lol

He's the most sardonic guy on TV. Love him and miss him. Not seen him for a bit. He's probably acting more or writing another book, I hope.

You must see the it crowd it's so funny

Best laugh on KZread 🌸

@MandyCaneLane

Жыл бұрын

🙈

Mandy, you asked who the other guy on the couch was in the first clip, the one sitting on the other side of Catherine Tate. That’s David Walliams (like Williams but with an “A”). David is a famous children’s author. He is also a funny comedian and appears on panel shows like The Big Fat Quiz and 8oo10CdC.

I dont watch this talk shows and panel stuff tht u like, but he is from IT Crowd and Darkplace. they tried to do a remake of i.t. crowd in america, with the guy from Community...failed

I think hes hilarious he doesn't even yave to say always t to make you laugh

Thing on the jacket is to pay tribute to people who fought and died for there country. Also Its a charity to support People ex military personnel

The thing on the lapel is known as a puppy and is worn around about begining of November t honour armed forces personal that does in conflicts/wars

@nicksykes4575

Жыл бұрын

Are you sure it's not a kitten?

“Are those little things like cute things Richard hands out?” Afraid not. It’s something that’s left out of Argentinian and American culture I imagine, unless British ex-pats live there, but in November we celebrate Remembrance Day. To commemorate both the end of the First World War and to remember the millions of men who died fighting, many of whom are ancestors of ours, we wear little poppies (not real poppies, they’re often made of paper with a plastic hook so you can put a pin through it to stick it on your lapel or shirt or jacket or wherever, you can get ones that are metal that are like proper pins that you can pin directly to clothing). The importance of the poppy is due to where the fighting took place. In the Flanders region of Belgium, the trenches of the war and the battlefields took place in fields where poppies grew before the fighting and bombs and explosive shelling turn it into a muddy wasteland. A poem was written entitled “In Flanders Fields” by John McCrae. It reads: In Flanders Fields, the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns below. We are the dead. Short days ago We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved and were loved, and now we lie, In Flanders fields Take up our quarrel with the foe: To you from failing hands we throw The torch; be yours to hold it high. If ye break faith with us who die We shall not sleep, though poppies grow In Flanders fields. The poem became synonymous with remembering those who died in the war, so as a token of remembrance, throughout the British commonwealth (Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, South Africa and New Zealand), we wear these artificial poppies. They cost a tiny price, and that money from poppy sales goes to charitable donations used to give financial, social and emotional support to members and veterans of the armed forces.

Someone probably already said. But thats David Walliams. That is not a typo btw

@MandyCaneLane

Жыл бұрын

Lmao

@reallivebluescat

Жыл бұрын

I think his family name originally WAS Williams, but he changed it to stand out. but people misread the name all the time anyway ! 😆 Its like the name Coraline , in the book/movie Coraline.

Not sure if you’ve been recommended it yet but if Sean Lock was one of/if not your favourites, then Johnny Vegas on The Last Leg is an absolute blast. It’s roughly a 4 minute clip of him cracking the show up. Vegas actually did a little sit-com a few years back called IDeal which you might like too.

David Walliams half of the Little Britain team

His books are really funny. Wish I could send you them :(

That's a good idea, to write your own story, especially if you have no achievements, instead of waiting for other people to write your story for you. And if there's no achievements, you could write it in such a way where either it looks like achievements, or in a way where people don't realize that there's no achievements. The book, in itself, winds up being one's achievement. In my case, I kind of already wrote my obituary for the same reason, and I might very well have 45 years left to live. Or, 55 years, from the moment I wrote it. A book about a film. "Take it seriously!" 😂THAT was funny. I finally, last week, looked up, on KZread, the music you have at the end of your videos, and I listened to the whole piece. I liked and favorited it because if I ever hear it in the future, elsewhere, it will remind me of you, Mandy. It's kind of cool, too. Curious, Mandy, if you like Rock in general. Cleveland, the city I live in, is the origin of Rock & Roll, and that's why Cleveland has the Rock Hall. Also, yes, it's "edited." You're right with the pronunciation. It sounds funny when said like "edited it."

David Walliams from Little Britain & Britain's Got Talent is on the sofa with Catherine Tate & Richard Ayoade .

I helped out on a couple of series of one of his shows (just on days he wasn't needed on set) and according to everyone, in real life he is exactly how he comes across when the cameras are on

@MandyCaneLane

Жыл бұрын

That is awesome! I couldn't picture him any different

@SpudgunStreams

Жыл бұрын

@@MandyCaneLane great example: on this game show he was hosting, between games and during breaks in filming he'd just pop off somewhere quiet to read a book. Also the medic told us the only person they had to treat was Richard after he fell off his bike between the studio and his hotel