Richard Ayoade & Lee Mack's HILARIOUS 48hrs in Brussels | Travel Man

[@halhtx]

“left hand? right hand?” *”i have both”*

[@ivx8345]

How about: "That'll be the Smelly Armpit"

[@for.tax.reasons]

Two of the quickest draws in comedy this is excellent

[@Nilguiri]

Except Richard couldn't ad lib if his life depended on it. His only comeback is "Come on now".

[@beardyhaggis]

@@Nilguiri Missing David Mitchell

[@SquareNoggin]

@@Nilguiri I guess I haven't watched much of the shows Richard hosts, but I've seen enough of him on that quiz show to forcefully object to you saying he can't adlib.

[@Nilguiri]

@@SquareNoggin OK. I can't say I feel strongly about it one way or the other. He can be very amusing at times. The fact that he can't ad lib very well doesn't bother me that much.

[@fsociety_]

Richard Ayoade should come as a guest in WILTY. He has such good chemistry with both Lee and David !

[@TheSatanicon]

He has hasn't he?

[@Widdekuu91]

I hope that he does. He has a great pokerface as well.

[@pseudonayme7717]

He should but he really doesn't have 'good chemistry' with anyone 😄 Awkward, overt self-awareness is just one of the things he brings. Good chemistry? Only if he brings a chemistry set🤓

[@JonasHamill]

Apparently he has a really strict contract with Channel 4 meaning he can't appear on any these BBC shows

[@roberthardin2133]

see the show Was It Something I Said? the 2 are constants in the entire run of the show.

[@georgewu4051]

literally 2 seconds in "alright big bird" I died

[@ciderfan823]

Phone call from "Yellow Jacketed Fool"

[@davidjones6470]

😂😂😂

[@drummerhere]

Same 😂

[@hhunstad2011]

I could watch Lee and Richard for hours ❤

[@davidandrew7314]

"Sharon is a slag" had me burst out laughing

[@sadstormtrooper]

"Yellow Jacketed Fool"😂😂

[@4231jerome]

These two have unreal chemistry. Been a big fan of both of them for many years but I’ve never seen them one on one and it’s glorious. They should do a film or a weird sitcom together.

[@MutatedDuck]

I thought Lee would be travelling to BERMUDA

[@MiorAkif]

It brings back bad memories, I can see why he chose not to.

[@henrietta9206]

@@MiorAkif "B" for Brenda

[@Koko-pm4qq]

I just love how Lee went to touch Richard's hands and he immediately noped away XD

[@catmadwoman6317]

He couldn't even meet in the middle.

[@Widdekuu91]

I see Lee Mack. I click the video. I grin and watch.

[@JB_inks]

And your grammar goes to shit

[@evstrevs]

@@JB_inks Grammatically, there is nothing wrong with the comment. Perhaps you might call the sentences 'simple' or 'juvenile'. But not ungrammatical. :)

[@Widdekuu91]

Ahh..I just saw the responses, sorry for the late reply. I was going for a simplistic style, that was my intention, at least.

[@elliemorrow5306]

Anything these two do together is an instant favorite for me

[@corbuzchristi365]

'Left hand or right? " Lee Mack: "I've got both!" I slid off my armchair! 😂 The guy oozes comedy gold

[@briansakurada858]

"I just always don't order them." The most underrated line in this episode.

[@pixelpotato4874]

"Sharon is a slag,must be a BANKSY"😆😆😆

[@rockinthecazbah4]

"Have our own stinky feet session" Lee Mack never fails to make me laugh.

[@annette7881]

Thanks you, Richard, from all the introverts for demonstrating it is all right, and we can be cool!

[@mikespicer4827]

"Meet me in the middle" 😂🤣😂 Lee Mack, Rich Ayoade both funny as fook and a great laugh in this vid.

[@JohanDeknudt]

About the dog statue: I'm so glad you showed this as it is one of Brussels least known statues. but to me completes the 3 pissing statues in town. it is called zinneke yes, but it's the nickname for people who live in Brussels but not original from Brussels. Each year there is a parade where all the foreign nationalities parade in. called the Zinnekeparade. the nick name for people born in Brussels is a "ketje". The dog represents the stray dogs during the french occupation (1746). stray dogs were so underfed and thin. smugglers would use them to smuggle coffee during the night to the other side towards the dutch side.

[@dbp-wv1hs]

"You can get big dolls these days" "..."

[@ciderfan823]

Lee having Richard as "Yellow Jacketed Fool". 😆

[@paft]

Alright, Big Bird. It started with a bang.

[@denisesf5]

I can die a happy woman now that's I've heard Lee laugh out loud! So cute!😂😂😂💗

[@henrietta9206]

"alright BigBird" !??? 🤣

[@hm2011100]

Richard is a fashion icon

[@gamelegend7765]

6:48 My family and I couldn't stop laughing at this bit because my mum's name is Sharon!!😂😂😂

[@BokorugroRR]

These speed of this banter is beyond Gilmore Girls level

[@BokorugroRR]

Aidan Murray Yeah that's the joke :)

[@margeryfranko1850]

Really enjoyed watching this. Great chemistry Richard and Lee. 💜😁

[@danielcarr5716]

"What's the French for encore?" Interestingly, the French don't use the word "encore" in the same way as we do (at performances), they use the Latin word "bis".

[@obelisk941]

i instantly checked the comments to find this!

[@sailingavocet]

@@obelisk941 same!!!

[@tomsalter7852]

Fellow QI watchers?

[@obelisk941]

@@tomsalter7852 you'd be correct (;

[@CompilerHack]

Quite interesting

[@jonnyrocket3659]

Lee Mack, the sharpest and funniest man on British TV... and Richard Ayoade, funny and witty and dry as a bone... was there some competition there ? Surprisingly short video

[@CosmicGirl02]

Oooh they were in Belgium! Can't believe I missed them!

[@fionayarr9243]

“Could you stand up, so we can measure you properly” to a pissing statue sent me 🤣🤣💀

[@teresayeates3437]

I love both these guys!!

[@Misterzen87]

Well you can get big dolls nowadays "winkwink nudgenudge"

[@2gooddrifters]

How do they do it. I'll have to watch it again. So clever witty and funny.

[@jakejake869]

5:41 how the coronavirus originated

[@andreaefthymiou7190]

hahahahahaha

[@cyprel]

I was thinking the same. And also when he shook hands with the guide my instant reaction was 'you can't do that!' Funny how your perspective on everything changes in just a few months.

[@hermitpermit2553]

best match ever. quick wit on par

[@moomoopuppy5810]

This show is the SHIZZ.

[@yeshua7238]

Two of my favorites

[@ciderfan823]

As an American, I thought Richard was asking about making an arrow; I then remember there's an Aero chocolate.

[@JulieWallis1963]

Never mind, maybe try cleaning your ears out properly.

[@alfamonk]

"try it out" ahaha

[@OrganDanai]

Thanks for visiting our cute little capital!

[@speedincooper]

"What's French for 'encore'"? 🤣

[@sarataylor6164]

How do you go through your life without eating mussels? I just always don't.

[@ciderfan823]

I don't think I've ever had mussels.

[@sarataylor6164]

@@ciderfan823 They go with cider.

[@virgilm]

I just noticed the 1:25 model of Jean Claude Van Damme doing the splits on a pair of trash bins.

[@tomconnors8165]

0:54

[@susie9893]

I missed this one. Wish I could watch the full episode

[@Umbrey_Dunctum]

"Getting covered up with a massive Tom Paulin..." Krazzee guys.

[@catmadwoman6317]

Maybe not a Banksy cos it said Sharon is a slag lol. I laughed out loud at that one. 🤣🤣

[@Pneumanon]

This has been some sick shiz.

[@milgeekmedia]

That Belgian chocolatier had me in stitches - he had no sense of humour whatsoever!

[@danceking3441]

To be fair, it can be hard to pick up on humour of a language you’re not totally accustomed to, it was hilarious though

[@Lones555]

If you see the extended cut on KZbin he actually has a great sense of humour but says half way through that Lee and Richard talk too fast so he can't pick out every word.

[@nickb5891]

#EverydaySexism 😂

[@eily_b]

As a kid I met Peyo, Belgian inventor of the smurfs. Was really exciting as smurfs were biiiig in the 80s. And he gifted me one I *lost* much later. Bummer. 😣

[@jporrasedit]

That last mural is Yoko Tsuno. I have three of her books since I was a kid but I've never met anyone else who knew her. So weird to see her building-sized

[@rogerradermacher1666]

Can't believe they went to Jeanneque Pis but not next door to Delirium Cafe...

[@Glorfendil]

oh yeah the mlni europe, I've forgotten that (i'm belgian)....it would be a pleasure to visit that again with Simon Skinner !

[@lyannawinter405]

5:31 I've got... both xD

[@lnfreeman]

Actually, the French for Encore is Bis (which is actually latin)

[@lukeshippart4]

Omg, I went to mini Europe as a kid lol!!!

[@NotKyleChicago]

I'm disappointed the chocolate maker seemed to not know what an Aero is. I'm American and have heard of them, but don't remember if I've had one.

[@keedt]

the shot at 6:42 is a nice touch.

[@GoldenOwlEvents]

Where does one find the full episodes? Dying to see the complete series!

[@PaulSt1883]

They are on a on demand service called All 4...its in the U.K.

[@solitaryman777]

See if a channel called Absolute Jokes works for you

[@etiennebasso8757]

Clearly we don't have the same definition of Hilarious you and I. However it was pleasant, thx for the upload

[@weburnitatbothends]

Alright big bird lol

[@Lena-ch7mu]

I LOVE Richards outfit

[@_MANASYt]

Mussels without Belgian beer? Come on, guys 😏

[@Zantsui]

‘Try it out’

[@aspyr5681]

So, is "Sharon is a slag" worth anything?

[@KironX1]

I love that you show clips from a show that’s unavailable in America :/

[@owenandmzee]

It’s on Hulu.

[@firstcontact8315]

All the 3s.

[@crasheenarino]

Sick, just sick

[@PhillRobinson]

I think this sums up Brussels and Belgium. I went years ago on an impulse. Ignore your impulses.

[@HighlandBound]

He spat right in the vat of chocolate

[@lilacnjames]

richard ayoade, I saw Tintin and the Picaros comic book! Why does that restaurant use Tintin comic books to hold the menu?

[@jonathangarmuth8975]

Put this on the list of things not to do for a few weeks

[@chroniclesofbap6170]

The French for 'Encore!' is actually 'Bis!'

[@billythepigeon7345]

The French for encore is encore, its an adverb used to mean again, or more. However, the French don't use it in the same context that we do preferring to use 'bis' which is used in place of encore when in the context of applauding a performance. Encore still means what it means and is still a French word.

[@chroniclesofbap6170]

@@billythepigeon7345 Way to go over-explaining something that didn't need explaining.

[@billythepigeon7345]

@@chroniclesofbap6170 Well you said the French for encore was bis, when it's not, bis means encore, but encore IS the French for encore. So obviously it did need explaining.

[@chroniclesofbap6170]

@@billythepigeon7345 Again, you've just over-complicated something because your ego won't let it go. I got you to admit in your last response that you knew exactly what I meant, you're just arguing about something that didn't need clarrifying. We all knew what it meant. Even you.

[@billythepigeon7345]

@@chroniclesofbap6170 OK, I'll simplify, your comment was incorrect. You tried to sound smart, but you failed.

[@Fabio-kr9in]

Where do you watch full episodes???

[@mariokart6118]

ok All4 channel 4 app

[@solitaryman777]

Try the channel Absolute Jokes

[@sonjatheierl1]

Go go there goes tokyo go go godzilla

[@KarrierBag]

Will they be removing the UK section because of brexit?

[@basstrammel1322]

No.

[@Lark1610]

No. Just put some borders and passport control.

[@KarrierBag]

@@Lark1610 🤣🤣🤣

[@solitaryman777]

@@Lark1610 to 1:25 scale

[@blackletter2591]

Chocolate guy thought Richard wanted to make an "arrow". And is that how Belgians pronounce Tin Tin? Or did he anglicise it for them?

[@Navalina]

That's not how it's pronounced in French no, he used the English pronunciation.

[@Tenderleaf]

most belgians call him Kuifje. the french speaking part calls him Tin Tin

[@inigo9000]

@@Tenderleafit doesn’t matter the original name is Tin tin, i also use it while speaking dutch

[@carlosmota1872]

What a muffin this guy is

[@efccraigandrews367]

It was on DAVE last night. FFS

[@mwdyceffylgwaith]

French do not say, ' encore'' like the Brits. They say, ''Bis''. Meaning 'twice'.

[@nickydehout6528]

No one says bis since 1950. We say "Encore".

[@BJ-bi9xv]

Richard doesn't like to be touched 😂 ! "Meet me in the middle is that your chat up line" 😂

[@thehangingparsiple5692]

I used to loathe lee mack, but now I love him. Wish theyd bring back the 1% Club he hosted

[@mousekiss6477]

It's currently in its 2nd season

[@thehangingparsiple5692]

@@mousekiss6477 Thanks, Mousie....here....🧀 (To tell the truth , my tv aerial needs sorting after the strong winds we had here. Everything pixelates and freezes if anyone so much as farts now. But I shall try catch-up tv.)

[@olzy4457]

People in Brussels dont seem to have a sense of humour 🤣🤣

[@SaraADlady]

Well, language barrier.

[@richardh8082]

French say 'bis' not encore

[@LennyLovesLiberty]

2:34 I hate these types of meet ups. I do actually feel like I'm on a date with a man.

[@superchickenlips1]

No one mentioning that awful yellow suit? Holy mother of Thanos, my eyes!

[@4231jerome]

In the comments or in the clip? Because Lee addresses it in the first 5 seconds 😄

[@petermcgagh4667]

Kin hilar_zzzzz

[@markaxworthy2281]

I like them both individually and they seem to have been having a good time, but their combination was less than the sum of its parts - especially if those were the highlights.

[@KneeoGeeo]

Is that outfit a joke?

[@Rose_Castle]

I guess he isnt vegan anymore. Or Mussels and wallets dont count.

[@Adam-vy6nl]

Is everyone in Brussels miserable

[@billgreen576]

The French for encore is not encore.

[@billythepigeon7345]

Encore is a French adverb meaning, again, more, that kind of thing, but the French don't usually use it in the context that we do. So the French for encore is indeed encore.

[@dontaskme7004]

The French for encore is bis... Encore is an anglicized term. Yes I'm that pedant that ruins jokes.

[@nickydehout6528]

You're also wrong but that's ok. No one in France says "Bis", we say "encore". Try to be right when you try to be pedantic.

[@benthomson7366]

Encore is no a french word at all! Sorry lads! The french equivalent you would say ‘Bis!’

[@billythepigeon7345]

Encore is a French adverb meaning more, or again. Bis is only used in the context of a performance. Bis means encore, but is only used in that one context.

[@johannesgutenburg6425]

He coughed coronavirus

[@brysontills1645]

The free jeep puzzlingly dream because scarf baly store down a calculating aries. stale, earthy crayfish

[@subseeker]

Where's the HILARIOUS part?? I didn’t even giggle.

[@mikeh996]

The two funniest and annoying people on the planet

[@andrewjohnson6716]

Somewhat painful listening to two Brits trying (or not bothering to try) to pronounce Belge French.

[@JulieWallis1963]

ODFOD. If you know _anything_ about Brits, you’ll know we only ever pronounce words in English, no matter where the word originated.