Peter Cook on Clive Anderson show

Peter Cook interviewed on Clive Anderson

[@petewoodroffemusic]

His charm and wit are severely missed. No one like Peter Cook. Genuis

[@golfsolved1559]

He cant even be arsed its brilliant

[@stevolution666]

I love that leering look. You never know what's coming next.

[@petermills542]

stevolution666 Spot on comment !! Glimpsing into his mind at work with a never predictable outcome..... 57 was no age to leave us though. Damn !!

[@phoenixkoa9771]

I realize I am kinda randomly asking but does anyone know of a good site to watch new tv shows online?

[@josh2Sides2]

Love that Peter helped to back Private Eye.

[@elbecko7969]

"Noel Edmonds' House Party; very good" - I don't know why I found that so funny

[@LtHarryCallahan]

How nice to see the odious Clive Anderson completely outclassed by the late, great Peter Cook.

[@luckyswine]

I remember vaguely thinking CA was witty when I was a kid, now I realise he's just a ****.

[@haret0n]

too fabulous 👋

[@petermills542]

To Peter Cook fans who may not be familiar, his " Why Bother" CD (1993) with Chris Morris is probably his best later work. Very strongly recommended ! ( Sir Arthur Streeb Greebling)

[@championsoundrecords]

Yes genius. Have it on Tape or CD somewhere. Wasn't it Peter Cooks final or penultimate recording? Passing the surreal comedy baton to Morris and his cohorts.

[@CompleteCretin]

Thanks for the upload

[@lmjones7716]

Never punch above your weight, Clive.

[@09nob]

I like the way Clive couldn't pull his usually bitchy shtich with him, Peter just chews him up.

[@kayrealm7937]

Smoking on television. Those were the days, must be last century? PC excellent as always.

[@MrDaiseymay]

THE 19TH

[@770WT]

Kay,it's not about being PC it's about health .

[@pigknickers2975]

@@770WT lol, initials!

[@buckbumble]

@@MrDaiseymay the 19th century? So this was filmed in the 1800’s?

[@jeanmyers1787]

So so funny, genius. His delivery, all about nonsense is perfect

[@jeanmyers1787]

One of the greats. I’m surprised Ricky Gervais looks to Laurel & Hardy as his hero’s, when in UK we had Spike, Pete & Dud & Pythons.

[@scottandrewbrass1931]

Stan was English.

[@Arareemote]

I'm pretty sure Ricky listed Peter as one of his inspirations before? Might be mistaken though.

[@Stratahoovius]

Nice one!

[@robbryant52]

Peter really is a funny man

[@Lee.Willcox]

Untouchable. Try out smarting Peter Cook and you will fail. He was hilarious.

[@stephaniehand503]

great

[@BigDonBricks]

Late 1992 or early 1993?

[@carmelitacarlos3515]

I have my father's sense of humour.............

[@lmjones7716]

He wants it back.

[@learnenglishphuketlearneng6819]

dead at 57 - a lesson there for the living - don't try

[@swf4841]

No attacking from Clive Anderson with Peter Cook. Too scared. Not skillful enough.

[@shanewright2772]

Anderson adored Cook. I think he just wanted to give his genius a forum and make it an easy night for himself.

[@43bikeguy]

Clive is just in awe of a comedic genius

[@davidjones272]

Anderson had him on multiple shows, he was a fan

[@mim959]

I used to like Clive Anderson when this first aired, the older I get, the more I realise what an odious twerp he was - it's wonderful to watch him cower and be outgunned by a true comic brain.

[@scottward2939]

People just laughed at him whatever he said. Some of his comments weren't funny but everyone still laughed! Bizarre!

[@JohnSmith-su3ze]

It's just awe. Everything he says it the best thing you've ever heard

[@urbanosprey]

Almost nothing he said wasn't funny

[@AssMastersonMD]

What's your excuse?

[@johnanthonyp]

OH

[@normanmeharry58]

he makes Clive feel light weight.

[@mikecummings3149]

More sober in this one, just a bit..

[@dib4152]

Maybe you didn't get the joke

[@spanishpeaches2930]

Why are the audience laughing like drains at everything he says ?

[@geoffjoffy]

It would have been great to hear what he thought about today's insane Lefty society.

[@barryking3714]

And even better to hear what he thought of today's equally insane right wing society.

[@scottandrewbrass1931]

What's a woman?

[@JJmoony]

Noels house party was brilliant rubbish.

[@MrDaiseymay]

Cook's ok in short bursts, but he deliberately avoids questions, the answer to which, his public might like to know. So we get --10 minutes? of disruptive drivel.

[@NoosaHeads]

Not really that funny. The audience seemed to laughter at anything.