Peter Kay

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Because I can on YouTube watched Britains got the Pop Factor when he was Geraldine - also R Wayne ,2 Up 2 Down and Geraldine singing- I know him so well with Susan Boyle and Home and Away with Sir Paul Mcartney - I’ve had a good night.
There was also dwarves and donkeys saying duck you Pete Waterman !!
This was funny as duck to me but I also understand it will never be recorded again !
We are in different times but I found it funny x
 
Meehee69 said:
Because I can on YouTube watched Britains got the Pop Factor when he was Geraldine - also R Wayne ,2 Up 2 Down and Geraldine singing- I know him so well with Susan Boyle and Home and Away with Sir Paul Mcartney - I’ve had a good night.
There was also dwarves and donkeys saying duck you Pete Waterman !!
This was funny as duck to me but I also understand it will never be recorded again !
We are in different times but I found it funny x
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I would love to watch this in full but couldn’t find it on YT.

His stand up is very samey but I would argue this was one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen.
 
Had to post this for the Phoenix Nights fans 🤣

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Saw PK last night at the o2. I’m 30 for reference and found the first part went over my head but my parents thoroughly enjoyed it.

He has lost a lot of weight and it took me a few minutes to really acknowledge it was him. I’m only familiar with snippets of him over the years but something about him seemed like his “jolly-ness” was pretty much gone, sort of like he was on auto pilot a bit? Can’t really explain it as I obv don’t know the man but did hear a few others say the same thing on the way out.

Overall was a good, fairly light hearted show though, by all means I wouldn’t see him again but it wasn’t bad. Echoing another poster - the “pudding” aspect was bizarre and like an awful panto!
 
Poppykisses87 said:
Saw PK last night at the o2. I’m 30 for reference and found the first part went over my head but my parents thoroughly enjoyed it.

He has lost a lot of weight and it took me a few minutes to really acknowledge it was him. I’m only familiar with snippets of him over the years but something about him seemed like his “jolly-ness” was pretty much gone, sort of like he was on auto pilot a bit? Can’t really explain it as I obv don’t know the man but did hear a few others say the same thing on the way out.

Overall was a good, fairly light hearted show though, by all means I wouldn’t see him again but it wasn’t bad. Echoing another poster - the “pudding” aspect was bizarre and like an awful panto!
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We saw him August last year and loved it. Must really take it out of you doing what? A hundred shows,same material etc since? Must be physically and mentally exhausted by now, especially if as if rumours are true,he hasn't been in the best of health.
 
Prince fan 1999 said:
We saw him August last year and loved it. Must really take it out of you doing what? A hundred shows,same material etc since? Must be physically and mentally exhausted by now, especially if as if rumours are true,he hasn't been in the best of health.
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Oh I agree! I think that about all gigs and shows - doing the same act over and over again. It would be so draining wouldn’t it? I did enjoy most of it though, it’s just the ending really wasn’t for me but I do wish him well
 
I went with my husband last night - he does look drastically different & it was strange at first sort of accepting it was him. I’ve seen mixed reviews of the show but I absolutely loved it, barely stopped laughing and the ending was brilliant. The bit about his nana really choked me up as well. I don’t know if it’s true about him being ill but it was so good to see him still entertaining and enjoying himself.
 
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