Jerry Sadowitz - Make Comedy Grate Again

[An Actual Propeller]

I saw him in Newcastle too. Been processing it since.
I'm not sure I "enjoyed" it. Too much p**i-talk.

However, his description of Michael Gove has had me inward laughing a few times in the last couple of days:


"The only person that could spend a whole day in a carehome full of mongols and not get a cuddle".

There WAS one amazing P-word gag at the Newcastle show though, he's probably used it at the other shows it's that good.

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"How dare they let a Pakistani into the Royal Family. And, by the way, I know she isn't Pakistani, but what is racism without ignorance?"
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I've lost count of how many times I've seen Sadowitz, must be double figures now, but this was probably the most self-aware and least harsh of the lot. Not that it wasn't brutal, mind. And that was a false cock, I reckon.

[rm2kmaster]

There WAS one amazing P-word gag at the Newcastle show though, he's probably used it at the other shows it's that good.

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"How dare they let a Pakistani into the Royal Family. And, by the way, I know she isn't Pakistani, but what is racism without ignorance?"
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I've lost count of how many times I've seen Sadowitz, must be double figures now, but this was probably the most self-aware and least harsh of the lot. Not that it wasn't brutal, mind. And that was a false cock, I reckon.

He booted that joke up with "Did we really go to all that trouble of assasinating princess diana just to let more pakistanis into the royal family?"

Did find the monkey impressions in Archie Harrisons name a little bit too much.

[An Actual Propeller]

He booted that joke up with "Did we really go to all that trouble of assasinating princess diana just to let more pakistanis into the royal family?"

Did find the monkey impressions in Archie Harrisons name a little bit too much.

I remember the first one, but not the monkey impressions, which goes to show how dense the amount of material is because I'd remember monkey impressions coming from literally any other comedian.

[Pauline Walnuts]

There WAS one amazing P-word gag at the Newcastle show though, he's probably used it at the other shows it's that good.

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"How dare they let a Pakistani into the Royal Family. And, by the way, I know she isn't Pakistani, but what is racism without ignorance?"
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I've lost count of how many times I've seen Sadowitz, must be double figures now, but this was probably the most self-aware and least harsh of the lot. Not that it wasn't brutal, mind. And that was a false cock, I reckon.

"Alan, Alan, that's not a P-word gag, that's an Anti P-word Joke"

[An Actual Propeller]

"Alan, Alan, that's not a P-word gag, that's an Anti P-word Joke"

I know I know, should have said "joke featuring a P-word".

[Captain Crunch]

Bath was top.  The t-shirts, Columbo and lottery bits were hilarious.  As always in Bath there were pockets of young men overreacting to the rape stuff and far far too many people just staring blankly, unflinching.  Mad. 

[Mark Steels Stockbroker]

See, in his own head that's what Ricky Gervais's act sounds like.

[Zutroy]

Been about 7 years since I last found a bootleg. I would be very grateful if anyone knew of any floating around.