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Our reaction to Lee Evans talking about Planes Trains and Automobiles in his stand up. ENJOY!
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[@karenbarnes3306]

He's in the Guiness Book of World Records for the largest ever live audience for a stand up comedian.....100,000 people

[@rikmoran3963]

Most people do love Lee Evans, but it was only just over 10,000 people, beating Eddie Izzard's record of about 8,700.

[@jk844100]

That’s simply not true. The record has been held by Mario Barth since 2008 who had a crowd of 67,733 in Berlin, Germany.

[@karenbarnes3306]

I did put too many Zeros...I did mean 10,000. Mario barth broke his own record in 2014 with 116,000+

[@Westcountrynordic]

Lee Evens did break the world record for the biggest live audience over a whole tour, 500,000 people over 59 dates

[@pistonburner6448]

But he never got Mary.

[@leonbrooks2107]

Britain has been blessed with many GREAT comedians but for me Lee Evan’s is at the absolute top of that tree. The man tells amazing observational comedy but the timing, mic work and acting that goes with it puts him in his own category.

[@ghostgirl10]

I distinctly remember it being Lee Evans that started my love borderline obsession with stand up comedy. Live in Scotland was on paramount comedy late one night which I put on randomly and I belly laughed so much to the point that and I nearly vomited & I woke people up upstairs.

[@BipoIarbear]

He's the godfather of brit comedy , I mean he's all round funny like he's 3d compared to 2d

[@moviecrazed2208]

He's the first comedian I actually loved! I remember watching him as I got ready to go out when I was younger. Always put me in an awesome mood before going out! He's hilarious!

[@wildrain1967]

I saw Lee Evans on stage many years ago just before he became famous, he was on for 2 hours and I didn’t stop laughing for a second, my ribs were aching so much from all the laughing, the guy is a genius.

[@MrJames19676]

I saw Lee Evans in our local club in the early 90's at a talent competition where he came 3rd I think. Its absolutely amazing how far he came. Lovely guy who suffered greatly from depression. Good luck to him in his life now and I hope he's as happy as he made millions of others. 😎👍

[@karlbanks3943]

I've seen Lee Evans live twice. Both in small venues a very long time ago. I have never laughed so hard in such a short time as I did when I was there. He is amazing.

[@TommyIgaro]

I am so glad you're doing more Lee Evans. He's hilarious and I know the reaction he'll get out of you 😂🤣

[@MD-1982]

Lee Evans is one of the funniest comedians Britain has!! He was good in films too; look for Something About Mary, Fifth Element, and my 2 favourites Mouse Hunt and Freezeframe (this one was a real step down from his quick-fire wit; he played a man falsly accused of murder, this film is so gripping! Its like Robin Williams in the film One Hour Photo - SO different to how we know and love his work!)

[@craig4438]

I've seen him live and honestly im glad he had a break in the middle of his show. I couldn't breathe he's so funny. Gis shows are usually over 2 hours long. Such a shame he has retired now

[@Phil_A_O_Fish]

I love Lee Evans - most especially when he imitates his wife....it's just priceless! By the way, you should see him when he's offstage because he's so quiet, unassuming, respectful and quite shy. He's an all around great entertainer who manages to cheer all of us up no matter how many times we watch any of his routines. 👍🤣👍

[@Bullet-Tooth-Tony-]

I didn't realise that Lee Evans is one of the main characters in the movie Mouse Hunt 😂

[@Phil_A_O_Fish]

@@Bullet-Tooth-Tony-, both he and Nathan Lane in that film are just hilarious. The character that really steals the entire film for me is the totally psychotic cat that they 'adopt' to get rid of the mouse.....it's completely bonkers especially when the mouse outwits it. 👍🤣👍

[@Bullet-Tooth-Tony-]

@@Phil_A_O_Fish Hahah, not to mention when Ernie shoots up the chimney and lands in the bath tub in the ice with the cut out woman 🤣 "Smells like gas, OOOOOOOOH! EEEEEEHHH!"

[@MrDaiseymay]

Sadly, theres a long history of great funnymen being or becoming, secretly depressed. Another example was the great Tony Hancock.

[@chriscatterall779]

Lee Evans was in the film there's something about Mary, he was the dude on the crutches.

[@gdfggggg]

That he didn’t need 😆

[@8lackbeard791]

Lee Evans was an all time favourite of mine, I've seen him live 3x and I swear, its way harder watching live than watching on TV, you are still processing the last joke before he's onto to his third I highly recommend watching some of his earlier stuff, some of his first 3 shows. He's visibly nervous and he's said in interviews he used his nerves to act daft & strange, and use random material. Some of the random acts he does are just insane. 1994 - Live at Her Majesty's Theatre 1995 - Live From The West End 1996 - Live - Different Planet Tour (My Personal Favourite) 1998 - Live in Scotland 96' has random and bizarre acts throughout, slapstick comedy. Lee Evan's British legend

[@CortinasAndClassics]

Lee is an absolute legend and always gets me in stitches. Just a shame I never had the chance to see him live.

[@twintasticboys3499]

I was lucky to see Lee live twice - both were small warm up shows, like a test run to see how the audiences reacted to his new work. They were in a very small venue (local church converted to a theatre) and it felt like being in someones living room. Being a wheelchair user I was in the front row and Lee was just a few feet away. I would love for him to come out of retirement but can understand he loves time with his family. Such a sweet and exceedingly intelligent/funny man. Has me in tears everytime I see him 🤣

[@Rebecca_Bailey]

Same, Lee Evans is one of my favourite comedians and I wish I’d seen him on tour

[@stephenbesley3177]

Love watching your reactions to our crazy comedians. Lee is a legend for sure, even his older material still cracks me up

[@patrickbriscall7934]

I went to see a Lee Evans show a few years ago. My cheek muscles were in pain from the first moment until the end of the show. What an entertainer!

[@monarakudumbiya957]

These two didn’t even understand the tea in the high speed train joke lol

[@jamesward6175]

One of the few comedians I have ever willingly paid to see live...absolute legend!

[@VXGaming]

If you want to see him at his most animated try How Company Directors Pay Themselves MORE Money and his version of bohemian rhapsody.

[@chrismatthews8717]

I first saw him at a small comedy gig back in the 89 or 90. He was one of 3 new comedians on the bill and he stole the show. He did a routine where he kept on deflating and had to re-inflate himself. Absolutely unique and hilarious!

[@darrenwakefield284]

Lee Evans is the greatest of all time. That man is a living GOD

[@ElectricSoulShow]

IN HIS PRIME - LEE EVANS WAS THE BEST STAND UP COMEDIAN IN THE WORLD

[@DannoTheDarkOne]

"It's funny because it's true" - Everyone who's ever watched Lee Evans 😂

[@RK-zf1jm]

Lee evans is amazing its a shame hes retired

[@DJSOfficialUK]

My absolute favourite comedian, what a legend he is. There is one where he talks about Mc Donalds which I found funny to watch, recommend it. Something about takeaways, restaurants or something. But real funny. Cheers again for the watch, really enjoyed and now going to watch Police Horses & Spotting. 😀👍

[@Spirit-Wolf74]

Lee Evans when the car breaks down is absolutely hilarious

[@kaizomb]

The one when he's on about the sat nav talking.

[@annettemoynihan7064]

Lee Evans is alot like an Older actor called Sir Norman Wisdom..Amazing physical actor..

[@shanekneeshaw3483]

And and there was some Frank spencer also cheek out Danny Adams from Cirque du Hilarious he copied all three of them.

[@laughingoutloud8612]

I saw his last ever stand up at Wembley… it was amazing!! Miss him a lot! Keep the Lee reactions coming 👍🏼

[@kaizomb]

Wasn't that one the roadrunner event? Got it on DVD and it's well funny.

[@louisesingleton5861]

​@@kaizomb Was it not Monsters?

[@kaizomb]

@@louisesingleton5861 pretty sure his last one was roadrunner.

[@louisesingleton5861]

@@kaizomb No, Roadrunner was an earlier one, Monsters was his last one, I have both on dvd. His last one was called The Monsters Tour.

[@kaizomb]

@@louisesingleton5861 yeah you're right I just checked on the back of the dvds as I have them both. Monsters is the best one of the lot for me. The gimp mask joke and the one in McDonald's " do you want fries with this" " do you mind leaving the premises " gets me everytime. Lol

[@jonbolton3376]

Alright i admit i am one of those people who stands by the train door as it approaches the station, usually to avoid the crowd, and because i'm in a hurry, sometimes to catch another train, but usually because i'm dying for a smoke lol.

[@Simbu.]

He's the funniest physical comedian ever. You should react to him more!

[@frasercampbell6606]

Absolutely love your channel especially when The Queen Boomer is watching with you! Am Scottish and this is our British humour, some old stuff but still relevant in our day to day comedy, love you guys!!

[@SubjectRandom21]

The Great Brits will always been known for doing the best comedy.......in the world.

[@pastxmas]

The first thing i ever saw Lee Evans in here in America was There's Something About Mary, which I highly recommend if you haven't seen it. Great romantic comedy. He was an absolute scene stealer every single time. A little time passes and I see him here and there in movies, and then I found out by accident around 2013 that he was a stand up comedy legend in the UK. I was floored. And i've been hooked on his stuff ever since, especially his music. A one of a kind, unique, multi talented individual. Broke my heart when he retired. It's great that he chose to spend more time with his wife but I often find myself selfishly hoping he will come back someday.

[@shaun906]

he was really good in the fifth element, playing a cruise ship crew member!

[@kurman4749]

Lee is the funniest man on the planet. We absolutely love the guy here in the UK.

[@darrenbanks7983]

Hes absolute class and the facial and energy levels he puts in are unreal .closest weve had to norman wisdom in my book

[@WiseYoungBabyGrogu]

He is so funny you need to watch Lee Evans flying economy. Also breaking down in the car with your wife.

[@Rottingcircuits]

God bless Lee Evans genuinely funny guy - last I heard he had retired after his manger and best friend passed away, sad but that’s that’s real friendship

[@SimonWattsWILDPresentationsUK]

I was lucky enough to go to the Glee Club in Birmingham (UK) for a colleague's birthday back in the early millennium and like most of these nights it's pot-luck who you get - though the quality is always worth it. This night we struck gold as Lee had arranged for a small audience (this guy was filling stadiums) to try out new material. There were no more than 50 of us and we had the best time in years, material that didn''t work he threw the prompt card (yes, he was using cards) into the audience. He'd signed each one and put Lee's Little Get-together on the back. Just brilliant. Si.

[@kernowchris]

'Bohemian Rhapsody' is an absolute gem of physical comedy.

[@Pobatti]

His best is "when the car breaks down" x

[@user-dd5hp2wc5t]

Lee Evans is the legend of all time and I love him and he makes people laugh 🤩

[@shaunsayshey]

Big love from London love the reviews as always mate!

[@scmtuk3662]

For the people who wonder how or why he sweats so much, it's mainly because he wears a full jacket, in a hot studio with hot studio lights, and is probably one of the most active energetic stand-up comedians in the history if the universe... or was, until he retired a few years ago.

[@tvclips1562]

Doesn't he have a medical condition? 🤔

[@paulholman8465]

“The Best of Lee Evans talking about animals” 👍🏻

[@vidiveniviciDCLXVI]

I Grew up next door to Lee, honestly a wonderful person.

[@hongk0ngfu3y]

seen him live back in the 90's when he would perform in townhall venues with only a few hundred seats, he would do a skit were he deflates and pumps himself back up. It still cracks me up.

[@nigeltina13]

Did you know Lee Evans is in the movie The Fifth Element

[@scream9637]

He’s also in the movie There’s Something About Mary

[@5thcolumn288]

And THE MEDALLION.....there's a toned down version for the younger audience, the other version is funnier

[@ryanminshull]

His police horses and spotting murderers clip will have you both in tears. Countless funny faces and animations.

[@David-ol3it]

I see him in Southend few years back where he lives. He is a very shy and quiet man off the stage. One of the funniest British comedians

[@egonieser]

Lee Evans

[@craigjeffery2661]

Lee Evans is just a legend, hope he starts touring again someday. His bohemian rhapsody is brilliant, even a fairly recent interview on Graham Norton show is hilarious

[@debrarufini6906]

Lee Evans' visit to the Sealife Centre clip is incredibly funny.

[@anthonyking8290]

Love Lee Evans,and love both your reactions to British comedy.On another note,thought i'd just tell you about your intro.In the U.K to call someone a muppet is like saying idiot,maybe use Boomerangs because your fans come back for more

[@AhsokaTanoTheWhite]

Lee Evans and Dara O'Brian have always been my top two.

[@michaelkerley1013]

He is great piano player and the scetch where his car breaks down is a must watch

[@mikkdc]

One of the funniest of Lee Evans on KZbin is ""The Sexy Sat-Nav Voice Works! ". Always has me laughing that one

[@barbarahilton6091]

Hi, king and queen Boomer, glad you liked Lee,he is Fantastic.Hope you get to see more X

[@stevensmith204]

muppets is such derogatory term in the UK, almost fighting talk

[@smooth_sundaes5172]

Lee cracks me up even with his old material. Unusual for comedians as their jokes get tired after a while. I can watch Lee and he never seems to get boring. My stupid sense of humour maybe

[@HomeworkRadio]

Lee is the best!

[@michaelhinson5912]

You could watch any of his videos and you’d be folded double! The guy is amazing,I’ve been a huge fan of his for over 20 years I love the guy he’s never not funny,I really loved watching you and the queen enjoying this legend.I’ll be waiting for more😉

[@paulmiddleton8699]

King Boomer would be a.nightmare to sit next to a a live show, he would be up and down all the time rolling around on the floor pulling those weird faces. Thanks for all the laughs you give us.

[@Manofmanyhobbies86]

Grew up watching this guy, he holds a special place in my heart

[@Jaxxx365]

You need to watch a full show of his, he does his own skits, music performances, he’s so animated a true legend of uk comedy

[@srl4050]

I love Lee Evans. He and John Bishop are my 2 favourite comedians. Love your reactions. You should react to two videos of Lee's: 1) The Wife 2) The truth about Marriage

[@zepo82]

I like John Bishop (alot of people don't for some reason) but top 2...wow that is amazing to me :D Everyone is different though!

[@jake_lol180]

can you watch lee evans - when the car breaks down

[@RevuitNet]

We need lots and lots more Lee Evans! Please longer Lee Evans

[@jacobsfoodreview]

Lee Evans is amazing, he is a new form of Norman Wisdom.....

[@leesagar8651]

Lee has a big dvd collection of these standups lasting hours, it literally hurt to watch a full one by the end haha jaw hurts, abs ache etc lol

[@kurluk04]

He’s from Bristol, where I’m from, seen him at the colston hall some years ago, he did a warm up show in bristol. Shook his hand and everything 😂

[@moirabaker458]

I am crying with laughing watching YOU guys laughing!

[@Richcanvas]

Comedian, actor and fantastic piano player, musician. If you haven't already, track down film of him playing his piano and singing. All round entertainer. 👏👍

[@stusmith4807]

I think you should do more videos with the queen, it’s awesome the way you laugh together, love you both to do a long reaction to lee evens ❤️

[@dannyeve7832]

I told you mate! He’s the best!! Please do soo much more! You and queen will love it!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🤣🤣🤣

[@jgreen2015]

@07:38 'oh my gosh I love him' Sounds exactly like Cassey Lang in Ant Man getting the gross bunny toy

[@garethevans8543]

Great reaction lee evans is my favourite, I’ve been to watch him live too crying laughing all the way through

[@Ryan18181]

This whole show is on a level of it's own. It starts off okay. Then it get's to this episode and seems to find it's feet and just takes off. Looking forward to future episodes.

[@LucifersTear]

If you've ever been to a Lee evens gig.... You'll never appreciate other comedians, ever 😂😂😂

[@jamesingram1702]

There is so much more of his stuff that will have you not being able to breath 😂

[@robertlowe4784]

His bit to the queen song bohemian rhapsody is worth a watch

[@Jay_Dee420]

Cardiff and 02 are his best ever performances.. I shit you not you will piss you pants with laughter it is hilarious

[@neomangeo7822]

Enjoy your reactions you muppet, nice to see an American enjoying the UK comedy scene. Lee has been around since the early 90's. We get a lot of US comedians here in the UK and enjoy them very much too. I think you guys seem to get much less UK comedy than we do of US comedy? Back in the late 80's/90's I remember we got a lot of all those comedy sitcom shows and such over here on tv like Frasier, Rosanne, Home Improvement, 3rd Rock from the sun etc etc. Perhaps our comedy doesn't translate well to most Americans. We love comedians and comedy shows over here and I think we have some great ones! :)

[@thetropicaldream5933]

I met him in real life. He is very down to earth and straight forward. A Very grounded polite guy!

[@Ianjowett1]

yaaaay queen back we missed you lady xx

[@karlmcgowan9375]

Bruce Willis seen him on tv while he was in the UK, then actually phoned Lee to see if he would play a part in The Fifth Element.

[@watchreadplayretro]

Absolutely fantastic yep Great stuff, thank you King & Queen!

[@Turn1t0ff]

Lee played the head of security in The Fifth Element movie.

[@VoltageTripwire]

Went to see one of his last shows that he did before retiring, Monsters, in Sheffield, and he is absolutely hilarious. I'm glad I managed to see him live, my ribs were splitting the entire time.

[@duanepipe5277]

Surely you know him he’s been in Hollywood films,best one , “there’s something about Mary”

[@andrewpemberton7295]

He starred in the film MOUSE HUNT and a cameo in THE FIFTH ELEMENT

[@dengizmo8200]

You both want to watch his appearance on des o’Conner, very funny

[@russellpetrie119]

i feel a lee evans coming on see how much laughing pain you can take lol

[@alastairbates161]

If you liked Lee Evans then you should see his bohemian rhapsody sketch. 100%brilliant.

[@garygreenwood3826]

I love that one.

[@bethharvey5213]

His idol was Norman Wisdom. Same mannerisms walks etc. black and white from early 60s

[@mattlavers3942]

His xl tour is the best one he ever did you would both love it.

[@silvermane9370]

I’m sure Lee Evans was in the movie ‘there’s something About Mary’ and also ‘The fifth Element’

[@Kissameassa538]

In real life he is quite shy. ❤️🇬🇧

[@cokyarpen4980]

Lee always reminds me of Norman wisdom. Lol. Check out the one where he's talking about his wife it's hilarious :)

[@ThatsnewsTV]

I was on Hereford railway station a few years back and they had an announcer on who had a very strong Italian accent. A passenger laughed and said: "Bloody hell! I thought I'd gone to sleep and woken up at Milano station!"

[@antonytheolddog8626]

He was a boxer when he was young.. It's funny that he can look after himself, I find it bizarre he could be so dam funny and tough at the same time.🤣

[@P5YcHoKiLLa]

You've probably seen Lee Evans before watching these videos, he was in "Something about Mary" playing the guy with the walking sticks, Funny Bones, about old UK , end of the pier, style comedy but it has Oliver Platt and Jerry Lewis in it, and MouseHunt with Nathan Lane, which I think was VERY loosely based on the board game.