Miles Jupp Hates Weetabix | Live at the Apollo | BBC Comedy Greats

[@mreckes9967]

Love that Nanny punchline absolutely perfect.

[@Chadjoseph94]

His delivery is great haha

[@garypatterson2857]

There's that moment when you're watching a comedian making jokes about being old, and you're laughing because they're really good, and you think "Hang on, I'm older than that guy..." and the whole routine takes on a very different tone.

[@ProfittNoel77]

Fantastically wonderful

[@KN-ck2kd]

that final line is killer!

[@davide391]

It is a quarter to six in the morning!

[@wisteela]

Brilliant

[@VideoGameStoryTime]

3:06, during the complaint about kids constantly interrupting, was when I heard "Dadddyyyyy" because my daughter wanted something.

[@georgecampbellvideos3517]

Couldn't have been better timed 🤣

[@catherinepayn8246]

Miles Jupp is also the guy that played Archie from Balamory (2002) from my Original Years

[@georgecampbellvideos3517]

I used to love Balamory as a kid

[@azapp4761]

Very good!

[@myoldreteacher]

I'm watching this eating Weetabix...

[@loadapish]

i actually repaired a hole in my door with weetabix

[@RFC3514]

You shouldn't really eat construction materials.

[@PeppermintPatties]

And Miles has 5 little people now.😆

[@williamfrancis7919]

Archie the inventor has done well

[@YOYO-mx6ie]

What's the story in Balamory

[@grimTales1]

Wouldn't you like to know?

[@alexentwistle1398]

Death and despair abound. STIs are on the rise, the population is ageing, and infant mortality has never been higher.

[@Bart-tk9um]

my favourite Oasis song

[@romanxxxxyoutube]

Every time he's on Apollo he talks about children

[@FrankVoyles]

471 Satterfield Ferry

[@philipwalter6445]

6867 Baumbach Wall

[@patrickjohnstaunton1539]

Anyone would think he had the needle

[@mochynddu723]

This could be an advert for condoms or vasectomies.

[@thetruth156real3]

The reason he talks about children is that most people in his audience have them, easy laughs/ empathy.

[@ViscountAlexOfTheHorsePeople]

These are almost all jokes that other people have made before, in a funnier way.

[@ViscountAlexOfTheHorsePeople]

ThatAussieGirl I was thinking more specifically about things like the Weetabix and milk joke.

[@ppheanix]

Maybe, BUT not with HIS delivery... unlike an eastender or cockney geezer.

[@Keithykins007]

Well, that was spectacularly unfunny

[@timdurgan]

Yeah, I didn't laugh once

[@brucemckay6615]

Must be American then...

[@timdurgan]

Bruce McKay can't speak for the original commenter but I'm English and I still don't think his joke delivery is funny

[@Keithykins007]

“I love children, but I couldn’t eat a whole one” level of comedy.

[@BumMcFluff]

I find a lot of the British stand up comedians excel on the panel shows, but suffer in the stand-up gigs. Maybe it's because in the panel shows, there's the variety of comedian input, and they can play off each other? However, I also find that Australian comedians mostly suck arse at everything, apparently finding swearing a substitute for content. I'm Australian by the way.

[@raspberrymojitogirldec]

nope

[@Camberwell86]

(yawn)

[@stoolpigeon4285]

child

[@Diamondmine212]

At one stage Giles 5 children ranged from the youngest being 8 months to the eldest being 6!!. ( helped by a set of twins ) so he speaks of being tired from deep within his soul. 🥱