American Reacts to JAM DOCTOR Bored Sexline REACTION

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King Boomer's Reaction to a British comedy sketch called Jam Doctor Bored Sexline where a doctor has opened a phone sex line to help raise money for charity. ENJOY!
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[@StefanTravis]

"Jam" has been called the final boss of british comedy. And you should absolutely react to it all.

[@1999throwback]

"The whole show can't be like this" Ummm...this is tame when it comes to Jam. It is truly a show that makes you hate yourself for laughing and question your whole existence! Just how I like my comedy! 😂😂🤣

[@thesummerthatwas76]

Tame? Blimey. I am just the right age and to be very relaxed about smutty comedy (it's "right up my alley?"), so how on earth did the entire series pass me completely by? Unless it was aired at 4am - I didn't have a video recorder back then.

[@BunniMonster]

Jam was fantastic. Written by Chris Morris (Denholm Reynholm). All 6 episodes are here on YT, you should watch them in full.

[@s1lentw1nter]

It's about Ryan.

[@grabannon]

Have literally commented every IT crowd video he should watch this , The Day Today and Toast of London.

[@PortilloMoment]

Chris Morris is the funniest thing to have happened in the UK.

[@mdhazeldine]

Well that explains everything.

[@hamishanderson6738]

..it's for a child with head cancer..😢

[@DirkGently1972]

Up-vote for Brass Eye and The Day Today as both fantastic, as well as a great introduction to Alan Partridge (aha!) 😂😂

[@cockshield]

Same! And of course both of the actors in this scene do great work in Brass Eye too.

[@Duncan_Hart]

Definitely would love to see reactions to The Day Today, Brass Eye and Jam. Even if they're Patreon only.

[@UranusMcVitieFish-yd7oq]

Respect to Duncan for nominating this clip.

[@Duncan_Hart]

Ha! Cheers. I've suggested a load more.

[@mubbles1066]

Jam was the most surreal,dark,disturbing,twisted and funny comedy series ever made… you should react to them all,it’s only 6 30 minute episodes and it’s all on KZbin…. You won’t regret it😊👍

[@Hard-Boiled-Bollock]

And after that.. Monkey Dust the cartoon

[@sundrawing4329]

Written by Chris Morris who played Denholm Reynholm in IT Crowd

[@Philliben1991]

Chris Morris works with loads of writers. For some reason no one acknowledges that. Most of the famous monologues/stories are actually written by other people and just read out by Morris.

[@lonestar6709]

@@Philliben1991 Yeah, apparently Graham Linehan wrote a lot of this.

[@adriangreenoff9163]

Jam is like a waking,surreal,scary but funny dream you're not sure you'll ever leave behind imho 😂

[@grahambuckerfield4640]

24 years after being broadcast on the terrestrial Channel 4, the series Jam remains the most brutally surreal series ever made. A variety of sketches performed by well established comedy actors, from hilarious to very dark. All with woozy soundtrack and woozy visuals.

[@Richard-Bullock]

The monotone deadpan delivery absolutely fucking kills me! You simply MUST show this to Queen Boomer.

[@matthewwalker5430]

"Duncan what do you have me watching?" ... Duncan is a legend apparently

[@Duncan_Hart]

If only. I've suggested a load more.

[@neilgodfrey6578]

It's jam king B, I've been pushing it to you for years. Welcome to the heart of darkness in surreal comedy.

[@jennymckinnon9528]

Congratulations- you’re the first US responder that I’ve seen looking at JAM. Priceless. Wait until you encounter Mr Lizzard

[@andrewcowan145]

Jam is the name of the series, the Jam Doctor refers to a sketch on the show. You need to check out the genius of Chris Morris in other subversive TV shows especially Brass Eye and the Day to Day. Uzi lover is classic!

[@ScowlerJase]

Can’t remember if it’s Brass Eye or The Day today but after all these years I still laugh at the porn stars getting the “spurt” 🤣

[@mcbpete]

@@ScowlerJase It's from Jam (episode 3 I think) where they get 'The Gush' - It's straight after the woodchipper sketch so a double hit of 'yikes' !

[@tonygriffin_]

Jam was Chris Morris' (Denholm in IT Crowd) creation, along with Brass Eye and The Day Today and radio stuff too. His whole output was strange, disturbing, hypnotic and also very funny! "My cock's gone off like a spunky firework" is typical of his ability to create visions that will come back to haunt you...and make you laugh at inappropriate moments at the memory.

[@HarryDuBois616]

and Nathan Barley! One of his best

[@neilfett1233]

Welcome to Chris Morris.

[@DavidZ4-gg3dm]

This is a great sketch show, broadcasted on Channel 4 in 2000. It stars Chris Morris, Kevin Eldon & Mark Heap.

[@nellsun2521]

In 2004 I mentioned "symptomless coma" to Kevin Eldon and he didn't have a clue what I was talking about. I said "it was you that had it!". It was obvs he doesn't watch his own stuff! (It was at a pub in Camden, he'd come to see XTC play; if memory serves).

[@martinogold]

The Actor Kevin Eldon

[@alexmousley7213]

Welcome to the utter over the edge comedy of Jam- Chris Morris's dark yet hilarious sketches! Apparently the audio was from an earlier radio show by Chris Morris and the video was done afterwards making it even more surreal. Morris's comedic genius always pushes the boundaries, but, if you can deal with that, it's highly original and hilarious.

[@rickb.4168]

Blue Jam was the Radio version. It’s different audio.

[@markjones127]

Remember when you watched Bitty, then you got Queen Boomer to react to it after? The look on your face as you watched her react to first seeing him have his Bitty was priceless, I'd love to see you you and the Queen react to this one together, that would be awesome!!!!

[@Womberto]

Well worth doing the whole series of Jam. It was absolutely fantastic.

[@DavidZ4-gg3dm]

QB would love this!

[@TheRealWinsletFan]

And yes, this is a completely representative jam/blue jam skit

[@markjones127]

Finally, I've mentioned 'Jam' a few times knowing you'd love it, it's possibly the funniest show ever made imho, the doctor was in the last episode of Black Books you reacted to and the patient was the cleaner who said "Dirty", you really need to react to all Jam episodes in full, you'll fecking love it!!!! I'd actually advise the slightly more surreal version called Jaaaaam, but so glad to see you killing yourself with laughter reacting to this one, people use the terms gem and cult classic a lot, but this is the one!!!! Nice one Duncan!!!

[@Philliben1991]

The 'Symptomless Coma' Doctor sketch from the original Blue Jam radio series is the scariest thing I've ever heard! 🤣🤣🤣

[@dannythedoodle]

The show is called Jam. The name of the sketch is Doctor. And yes, it's pretty much all as fucked up and random as this! 😄

[@jack28aug]

if u like this u'll love the big train W@nking in the office sketch.

[@treacadelic]

Jam and Blue Jam were insane shows. So funny

[@j9lorna]

The baby one.... fucking darkest thing I've ever seen.

[@lawrencegt2229]

The series is called Jam. Favourites include the Little Girl Crime Scene Cleaner; The Lonely Lady and The Agency that Hires out Thick People.

[@nellsun2521]

Comedy sketch show from 2000. Some legendary stuff in there.

[@milesnixon9554]

At last, more forays into the world of Chris Morris. "Brasseye" 'nuff said.

[@alanbeesby2220]

Yes! Jaaaaaammmmmmm!

[@Mike_Control]

More Jam…this isn’t even the most weird thing on Jam

[@BlueBarchetta67]

Jam... Now there's whole new window of darkness to explore... Not for the faint hearted. You'll recognise Jim from Friday Night Dinner in some sketches.

[@ManlyStump]

And Amelia Bullmore from I'm Alan Partridge (Sonia)

[@hollohead4077]

The lizards sketch is one of my favourites.. the faces he pulls, twisted smile and deadpan delivery forces you to temporarily accept the surreal absurdity as normality.

[@BlueBarchetta67]

@@hollohead4077 Yeah, creepy but brilliant. One of our most underrated comedy actors. Loved him as Alan Statham in Green Wing too.

[@EsoxLVCIVS6776]

​@@BlueBarchetta67I keep recommending Green Wing. I think KB would enjoy that 😂

[@BlueBarchetta67]

@@EsoxLVCIVS6776 Absolutely, with a special mention to Michelle Gomez as Sue White. They gave her license to just improvise most of her scenes, and she was brilliant.

[@xneurianx]

Jam is iconic. The visual and audio style followed some of the cast through to Green Wing (Mark Heap - Jim from Friday Night Dinner is alumni of both) and the twisted social commentary laid the groundwork for Black Mirror. Chris Morris is a weird comic genius. Well worth watching some of his stuff with other shows. Also; one of my favourite Chris Morris sketches is "The Pool Attendant" which is Steve Coogan (best known as Alan Partridge) and is from The Day Today, which was a fake news show that evolved into Brass Eye, which is also absolutely worth a watch. One of the few British comedy shows to have episodes outright banned.

[@eadweard.]

Stuart Lee and Jam. KB has been nicely highbrow recently.

[@HistoritorJimaldus]

‘Like a spunky firework’

[@nellsun2521]

Stew Lee's a terrible human being. Great timing though.

[@eadweard.]

@@nellsun2521 What's wrong with him as a human being?

[@HistoritorJimaldus]

@@eadweard. something something woke I’m sure

[@xneurianx]

@@HistoritorJimaldus He's a cultural bully from the Oxbridge Mafia who wants to appear morally superior but couldn't cut the mustard on a panel game.

[@grangegorman34mikmik66]

Brass Eye - Drugs also written by Chris Morris

[@richardmajor-styra5654]

If you like this then watch the film, Four Lions. A comedy about suicide bombers (yes!), also by Chris Morris

[@Uygkuyfkutfkytfkutfv]

It’s shit. Don’t bother.

[@TheManInTheLongBlackCoat]

No, your screen’s fine, Brian: it was filmed deliberately grainy.

[@tufty7026]

Don’t forget “Jaaaaaaaaam” which was Jam but remixed. Even more surreal and abstract.

[@samanthalloyd85]

I am from the uk and i've not heard of this , i am going to have to find this , it seems hilarious

[@WinstonSmith19847]

Jam was great I had the DVD years ago I wish they has made more of them it's worth doing more of these.

[@rickb.4168]

I remember watching Jam in silence mouth agape. It was only after talking to other people who’d seen it did we laugh. Jam is like nothing else.

[@Duncan_Hart]

Ha!! Didn't even realised you reacted to this one. Just saw the other one you posted and did a quick search and this came up! As others have already said - it's a Chris Morris show, based on his radio shoe called Blue Jam It's dark, twisted and very very funny. Would love it if you did full episodes - but I'll post some more suggestions to Patreon. Thanks for the shout out - sorry I missed it when it first came out.! Still got watch 2 great reactions in one day! Cheers

[@Cymry-Am-Byth]

I've never screamed with laughter so much lol. 🤣🍌

[@themightyatom1983]

The doctor is played by the same actor David Cann who played the customer who shouts at Manny in that episode of Black books you recently watched.

[@rakeogh4727]

The series is very much all like this. Experimental dark and surreal comedy mixed with experimental music that has you questioning whether you should be laughing or not. It kind of tests a blury line of where absurd humour becomes something else. The series was based on a radio show before it called Blue Jam which was broadcast in the early hours of the morning with some great music. Warp Records released an album mix of that show.

[@anthonytaaffe1942]

If he watches JAM, his reaction to the Kilroy sketch should be good...

[@Cymry-Am-Byth]

I must add further. That I just keep on coming back to this video. And yes I've come on both knees, the ceiling and up the stairs too. 🤤🌊

[@mrnmo6781]

Yes!!!! Jam at last. The darkest of humour, have you got the balls to watch it all???

[@anthonytaaffe1942]

King Boomer! Watching Jam! Then welcome in JAM! JAAAAAAAAAAAAAM!

[@ianmcsherry5254]

Jam is utterly surreal, deliberately, and wonderful. Also might want to check out both his earlier series; "The Day Today", a spoof news programme, and "Brass Eye", a spoof documentary. He also later did a sitcom called "Nathan Barley", and a feature film called "Four Lions". All well worth taking in. 👍

[@davependragon1]

The show is called "Jam" it was originally on radio and then made in to a tv show, it is dark, sick and twisted, British humour, and we love it. This is a very tame sketch compared to some others....It's about Ryan.

[@patricknicholls2395]

I love that KB goes with it and gets it. Lot of respect to the man for having an open-mind for different styles of comedy.

[@ivarvanderheijden]

Jam was a brilliant avant-garde surreal black comedy series. You should react to a full episode. 😂 Or short bits like Jam - "Thick people", "Suicide with an escape clause", "Sex for houses" or "Mr. Lizard".

[@ddaddy1775]

Jam was great. Please check out Suicide With An Escape Clause

[@streetsoundselectro124]

I've never heard of it and I'm in the uk! Will deffo give it a watch

[@williampne]

😂😅😂 wow wtf was that, so sick and funny at the same time,how did he do that with such a straight face 😂

[@cappinjocj9316]

Boomer my guy, you really have to watch Monkey Dust. It’s an animated sketch show. The doctor in this vid is one of the voice actors.

[@jockeyladjockeylad8492]

Agree whole heartedly - between Jam & Monkey Dust you've got the dark & surreal corner of UK comedy pretty much covered.

[@markrothwell-eq7sg]

I remember a sketch (animated cartoon) from Monkey Dust and a young woman was telling her grandfather or elderly uncle,who had a miteleuropa accent to dress smartly for her wedding. Hilarious as we see him in the congregation.

[@M2Mil7er]

@@jockeyladjockeylad8492 and Brass Eye.

[@TheRealDJSigma]

The show is called "Jam". It's a surreal comedy series written by Chris Morris and Peter Baynham. It came out about 25 years ago.

[@s1lentw1nter]

Peter Baynham was also on The Day Today as Colin Popshed who anchored the Gay News on the Gay Desk.

[@alexfletcher5192]

I know the references won't mean anything, but for my generation this was the equivalent of Peter Cook & Dudley Moore in their drunken studio sessions from the 1970s (a section of which - the rather filthy 'Horse racing commentary' - you've reacted to).

[@kevintipcorn6787]

Nice bit of Jam. Chris Morris did the 4 Lions film you watched, and The Day Today and Brass Eye. Jam and Blue Jam are as weird as it gets. Try Jams' "Thick People" or Mr. Lizard for a bit more.

[@andrewwood8706]

queen needs to see lol

[@harveycolven6540]

Loved this. If you are able to more jam clips we would appreciate it

[@bruce-e-bonus]

Wow. It's nice to recapture some of the magic is watching this for the first time (you could say that about any reaction, but I really felt it on this one)

[@UrbanTaxi99]

KB I thought you would never get to this level of Brit humour. Jam was awesome both the original radio show and TV. Yet eventually you will get to see all of BrassEye, which truely is the funniest show that was ever made.

[@BigAl_UK]

The patient is played by Kevin Eldon who you and QB may recognise as Mr Dirty from your Black Books reaction.

[@stephenbrough8132]

i DON'T KNOW WHO dUNCAN IS BUT PLEASE LET HIM CHOOSE ALL YOUR MATERIAL FOR THE NEXT TEN WEEKS.

[@Duncan_Hart]

LOL cheers!

[@mikkifly]

Such a great show Chris morris

[@rikmoran3963]

I've not seen this show before. It was great...and weird! 😂

[@vicky_webcatuk]

Id forgotten all about this, hilarious genius Chris Morris!!! loveloveloveit 😂😂😂

[@karl385]

I was in as much pain as King Boomer was for this one.

[@PeachyChanse]

Check out Green wing Jim Belle is Dr Stratham

[@whilberwhateley1209]

Aaaah, now we come to the main nerve, the root of surreal dark disturbed humour. I remember only a very select few watched and got this masterpiece amongst my circle. I love it to this day. The nails, the slow suicide… deep in the dark we laughed sickly

[@Problembeing]

The whole show is just as demented and dark as this is, if not, more so 😂

[@jameshuitson2111]

The one with the plumber trying to heal the dead baby is horrific. The darkest comedy ever - with the possible exception of Monkey Dust

[@bertalach]

Monkey dust was horrible! One of my absolute favourites! That and Mongrels!

[@HarryDuBois616]

Kind of a spoiler. That sketch works because you gradually put together what they're discussing without it explicitly being said.

[@veryvarley6706]

Jam was like a cross between a comedy show a tragedy and coming round from a general anaesthetic.

[@kenny832]

Jam is truly surreal (dreamlike) not to mention dark - “The Day Today” & “Brasseye” (also Chris Morris) should also be checked

[@sammyd8860]

Well played Duncan - you broke the Boomer !

[@butchershoppequartet8690]

Thank you Duncan!

[@DaBaines]

We need Queen Boomer's reaction of absolute disgust to this.

[@danhumble9199]

Brilliant! Jam creator Chris Morris is an absolute genius. Thanks kb.

[@saltech3444]

So KB was at last introduced to JAM; and so began 1,000 years of darkness... If KB DOES start doing Jam systematically, that'll be a deep, dark rabbithole indeed. This is like the least disturbing thing on there.

[@stevemcmosh4271]

39 years on this earth and I have never ever heard of this show 🤣🤣 Recognise the music though from The Herbaliser (probably heavily sampled from an original tune?).

[@jamesjimbob71]

your reaction makes it ten times funnier

[@elainekerslake6865]

There is NO escape from this stuff. Now its in your head....for ever. Welcome to the UK

[@in6087]

The starting credits of the show are awesome, too

[@listerofsmeg884]

Digging down into some of the darkest recesses of British humour and satire here. Chris Morris is not for greenhorns Also check out 'blue jam' , the radio series that the TV show is based on. Don't have nightmares though. Also note that the poor quality and odd, dreamlike style of filming is part of it's surreal nature

[@coveneyr]

This will give Government Ministers ideas for the future funding settlement for primary care. Yeah, they might be the ones ringing up!

[@charlenewoods1967]

🤣😂🤣

[@radarlockeify]

Jam is brilliant

[@Problembeing]

Oh, YES! The reaction I was looking for 😂 check out the Accupuncture sketch, but really, you need to react to the series

[@numberstation]

“The whole show can’t be like this!” Err, yes it is.

[@zacchcanavan5390]

That was intense 😂

[@mcmarky1985]

Hahaha never seen this before. Brilliant!

[@lindagroves2668]

Never heard of him, but you were hilarious 😂😂

[@AlastairjCarruthers]

I didn't watch Jam, so this is a completely new one on me. Absolutely fantastic though, totally destroyed me 😂😂😂

[@rickb.4168]

Spunky Firework has been in my lexicon for a few decades now. 🤣

[@simferpol]

I detect a little bit of Julia Davis' flavour of humour in this too. I don't know if she is credited as a writer but I know she starred in it.

[@barrywalters8775]

Jam was brilliant. I have the dvd somewhere. I really need to dig it out.

[@mijmijrm]

Now I have to rinse my brain.