Stewart Lee

El Presidente

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Pattknull med Haksprut

• Dec 28, 2012

• #21

Herring has done some excellent podcasts where he interviews fellow comedians (Baddiel, David Mitchell, Withdean Wanderer etc) and Stewart Lee is one of them. It's worth checking out.

 

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• Dec 28, 2012

• #22

El Presidente said:

Herring has done some excellent podcasts where he interviews fellow comedians (Baddiel, David Mitchell, Withdean Wanderer etc) and Stewart Lee is one of them. It's worth checking out.

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Ham hand or sun cream dispensing arm pit?

 

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• Dec 28, 2012

• #23

The Stewart Lee "Identity" sketch is brilliant. It's on YouTube.

 

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• Dec 31, 2012

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I find him such a fascinating interviewee as well. A couple of recent ones on You Tube, where he intelligently discusses his role in the Comedy world & "business plan."

Stewart Lee on WTF Podcast w/ Marc Maron (Part 1/5) - YouTube

Til Debt Do Us Part with Sean Gittins - The Entire Stewart Lee Interview - YouTube

 

spring hall convert

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• Mar 1, 2013

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Has anyone been watching his Alternative Comedy Experience on Comedy Central? Who have you liked so far?

Simon Munnery, Josie Long, Bridget Christie and the Irish chap who's name I can't recall have impressed me.

 

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• Mar 1, 2013

• #26

Carpet Remnant World was on comedy central a few weeks back, too. Might be on again, so keep your eye out.


Personally, my favourite Stewart Lee thing, is Jerry Springer: The Opera

 

BadFish

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• Mar 1, 2013

• #27

The Spanish said:

you really think so? I think you can certainly 'get' Stewart Lee without thinking he is some sort of genius or canonising him. A very talented and bright man yes, but I am sure (and he has gently alluded to in the past for comedic effect) that he is well aware he has more than his fair share of pseud-y fans.

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Talks a lot about them in this show too

 

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• Feb 25, 2015

• #28

I'm going Saturday night at the Dome. I can't wait. I love Stewart Lee. Has anyone seen the latest gig 'Room with a Stew'? hes been playing since January mostly in London.