John Bishop

[crodonilson]

Just been queuing for the past half hour to get tickets for John Bishop at the Bournemouth International Centre, lucky enough to get one of the last few tickets.



What does NSC think of him?? I loved his recent BBC show and hope his live show is as funny as that.

 

[James Bond's body double]

Don't mind watching him, not sure I would pay to see a show though.

 

[upthealbion1970]

i think he is funny as f***

 

[HampshireSeagulls]

Saw him live in Portsmouth, very good. Don't be a student, don't sit in the front row and don't think you can out-heckle him. He destroyed people! He tells some excellent stories and will harp on about the time he played for Liverpool. I would go and see him again, no problem.

Wedgewood Rooms in Portsmouth, f***ing freezing, people sat in rows on school chairs wearing their coats - not the easiest room to win!

 

[deakers]

Brighton Centre 7th Feb. I'll be there.
Think he's on at the Dome during the Comedy Fest too.

 

[ROSM]

Brighton Centre 7th Feb. I'll be there.
Think he's on at the Dome during the Comedy Fest too.

There are a few comedians I would pay to see at the moment but Al Murray, Lee Mack, Frankie Boyle and him are probably the ones I would.

 

[R. Slicker]

Brighton Centre 7th Feb. I'll be there.
Think he's on at the Dome during the Comedy Fest too.

Dome, 23rd November, can't wait

 

[Badger]

His stand up is pretty good although I thought his TV show was a bit pants

 

[HAILSHAM SEAGULL]

I like John Bishop, but for me the best of the newer ones is Rhod Gilbert.

 

[Pavilionaire]

He's one of the rarest of creatures - a funny Scouser.

 

[keaton]

To me he's the same as Al Murray, Lee Evans, Peter Kay and Russel Howard, massively popular but i've never thought they were remotely funny

 

[Reading Seagull]

I like John Bishop, but for me the best of the newer ones is Rhod Gilbert.

Correct ! Got tickets last week to see him in Feb !!!

 

[Pavilionaire]

The funniest thing I saw on Russell Howard's series wasn't the comedian himself but the montage of Susannah Reid's co-presenter chuking a sneaky peek at her tits a dozen times in one BBC Breakfast Show.

 

[Stat Brother]

Excellent on Fighting Talk, and very interesting when interviewed by Danny Baker.

 

[R. Slicker]

Dome, 23rd November, can't wait

Not so bloody pleased about it now, am I?
TBF, we booked back in april so I couldn't wriggle out of it.
He'd better be funny!

 

[Brighton Breezy]

Not a bad evening out and the sort of comedian who will make people laugh without being offensive.

Went to see Frankie Boyle the other night. Brilliant set. Offensive but equally packed with intelligent observations.

 

[BRIGHT ON Q]

He gets on my nerves.

 

[Danny-Boy]

I like John Bishop, but for me the best of the newer ones is Rhod Gilbert.

I just cannot stand the sound of this bloke Gilbert, to me he is deliberately talking deep, I wonder what he really sounds like when the mic is off...

 

[Brighton Breezy]

I don't understand Rhod Gilbert's popularity either. Although calling his show'Rhod Gilbert and the cat that looked like Nicholas Lindhurst' is funny. If only because it makes me think of a moggy dressed in a 1940s trench coat a la Goodnight Sweetheart.

 

[Tricky Dicky]

Can understand people going to see him - unlike, say Lee Evans or Harry Hill ... neither of which are remotely funny, in any way, ever.