Norman Collier - Entertainment Express - 1983

[@andrewhubbard4044]

Thankyou for all the laughs Norman Collier RIP 🙏

[@josephmoodie1670]

He was a very funny & very talented performer, who was also clean as in no swearing, so all age groups could enjoy & understand his comedy.His faulty microphone act was totally unique, & he perfected it.

[@simonhodgetts6530]

Norman Collier - ahead of his time! Predicting Amazon Alexa!

[@marybarratt2649]

He was so funny. Loved Norman. Very underrated.

[@JJONNYREPP]

Norman Collier - Entertainment Express - 1983 15.5.23 2209pm so some wank gets yer mam on the phone and effs up the phone call for your enjoying norman collier's act? what kindda scum bag does a thing like that....

[@bobbyroberts3837]

Brilliant

[@YORKEE]

I remember seeing him at The Three B's in Bridlington back in the 70's, he had everyone bursting with that faulty mic act. That made him unique, proper comics back in those days.

[@geoffreyjonathanwilson9932]

Lovely man and a great comedian for sure 😊😂

[@KenMoult]

Brilliant comic

[@philglover2973]

Rest in peace gone but not forgotten 😞😞

[@raycope2086]

An utterly simple concept, but Norman took it beyond that, and people loved him for it. Of course that was back in the days that " comedy " meant funny, and not " to preach ". Talent was also an essential, back then, but not now.

[@chrisst8922]

It's so lov- y. I-'s so si---ple. It --ways makes -e l--f

[@shirleywhite5551]

I talk like this too. It's because I'm breaking these false teeth in for a friend.!!

[@GG-pm5xi]

the year was entertainment express was made by central tv 83-84 the excellent norman collier appeared on the show in 1983

[@StanleypeterDickinson]

Thanks Norman. John Collier John Collier, the window to watch. That one's gone for a Burton. I liked the Big Match. I like swiss roll over . Take one for the team. You must be Bjorn Again. You cannot be Sirius.

[@edwinthompson6510]

back in the 60s i was a committee member to a working mans club,,,,, entertainment guy ask me to let n the saturday-night band little did i know these young kids from Liverpool were " The Searches " long before they became a top band ,,, on stage waiting to be announce ,,,on came our compare picked the mic,,,,, tapped it or times said " hello great band tonight called oh hang about a bit " fiddled in his pocket fetched out bit of paper began to read they are called the Searcher all the way from Liverpool give em a big hand tell yo they were outta this world Ed lead guitarist

[@tiplady44]

A really funny comedian 👍

[@romanjake6903]

Hi do you have the episode of The Stylistics? Thx.

[@gailbirchall2163]

Just cannot remember the other gentleman's name, who introduced him. I met the man, once, before he went on stage, in the nineteen seventies, and he was full of fear, until he took to the stage.

[@grandorderofwaterrats5431]

Mike Reid.

[@gailbirchall2163]

@@grandorderofwaterrats5431 Many, many thanks. I shall never forget how he was as stiff as a board, back stage, then when on stage amazing. Peri Como was a man that was booed off stage, drunk as a skunk.

[@JJONNYREPP]

Norman Collier - Entertainment Express - 1981 0608am 9.5.23 mike read was the guy who introduced him... norman collier was very amusing. that's about it.

[@enfield7123]

This is what happens when you have K.C as your Internet supplier

[@JJONNYREPP]

Norman Collier - Entertainment Express - 1981 0604AM 9.5.23 his whole act.... well, he did end up elaborating and taking things a bit further... being a wonky Tanoy system at the working men's club or, as the nouveau riche would have it, at the airport... p.s it's just funny.

[@philwoollin6470]

DONT MAKE EM LIKE THIS ANYMORE BRILL