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Lee Evans
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I'm half watching the channel 4 Comedy Gala thing.
Lee Evans has turned into a right Sweary Mary. Don't remember him being so fond of the f-word in the old days?
I don't particularly like him, I always thought he was more my Granny's taste so he can't have always been so sweary?
Lee Evans has turned into a right Sweary Mary. Don't remember him being so fond of the f-word in the old days?
I don't particularly like him, I always thought he was more my Granny's taste so he can't have always been so sweary?
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I hate swearing on stage or in films, but I took the chance and went to a local comedy night a few weeks ago (my first ever).
One comedian swore a lot so I stopped listening to his act and just began to listen to how he used his swearing. I noticed when he said f**k for emphasis he usually got a big laugh.
Maybe if the audience did not laugh at the F word comedians would stop using it.
I just think it is a cheap way of getting a laugh.
I hate swearing on stage or in films, but I took the chance and went to a local comedy night a few weeks ago (my first ever).
One comedian swore a lot so I stopped listening to his act and just began to listen to how he used his swearing. I noticed when he said f**k for emphasis he usually got a big laugh.
Maybe if the audience did not laugh at the F word comedians would stop using it.
I just think it is a cheap way of getting a laugh.
I didn't find any of the comedians funny - watched for about twenty minutes and switched over.
I find myself increasingly out of step with what appears to amuse people lately - I have seen a trailer for the new comedy series 'Up The Women' about suffragettes - and already decided not to watch, it looks dreadful.
I find myself increasingly out of step with what appears to amuse people lately - I have seen a trailer for the new comedy series 'Up The Women' about suffragettes - and already decided not to watch, it looks dreadful.
(Sorry for asking a question and then disappearing...)
Glad it's not just me that thought the swearing was a new thing. Just doesn't seem right coming out of his mouth.
I'm not usually offended by swearing (in the right situation), but somehow I did feel uncomfortable with his language.
I quite like John Richards (I think that's his name...) who was on after Lee Evans. He swore, but I found him funny.
Glad it's not just me that thought the swearing was a new thing. Just doesn't seem right coming out of his mouth.
I'm not usually offended by swearing (in the right situation), but somehow I did feel uncomfortable with his language.
I quite like John Richards (I think that's his name...) who was on after Lee Evans. He swore, but I found him funny.