Shrink Rap - Billy Connolly

From 2008 ex comedienne Pamela Stephenson, now a doctor in psychotherapy interviewing her husband, Scottish comedian and actor Billy Connolly. Very frank and absolutely fascinating look into his sad and disturbing past, yet ultimately positive and leaves you feeling much better than when you started. I do not own this programme, entertainment purposes only.

[@arthurkrale4364]

As I'm watching this, I'm realizing that Billy Connolly is one of the wisest and kindest person in the world.

[@jacquelinehauser220]

And he us scottish like me. The scottish people not english are so fucking smart and inventive.

[@denisepaulsenful]

@@jacquelinehauser220and humble

[@TJDious]

He is a wise man in a world he doesn't understand.

[@mk1cortinatony395]

..And so is Pam. what a pairing these to are !

[@yodasbum]

I love the way Pamela still laughs at him after all these years and the love they have for each other is just so visible

[@rebeccadent464]

What a beautiful soul Billy is. He has always been my favorite comedian, but this interview showed me how loving and enlightened he actually is. Billy's light will never go out.

[@robg71]

Both Billy & Pamela are remarkable people. He said a great thing about her. He said "Marriage to Pam never changed Me, It saved me!"

[@VauxhallViva1975]

"I went straight to Heaven, it was the nicest day of my life." (Clive James show)

[@ZooScott]

Next to God , I AM indebted to Women , first for life itself and then for making it worth having xxx .

[@ThePhobos100]

She must of had the most fun with him, doing this

[@TJDious]

We all owe her a debt for that.

[@michelle88960]

Pamela's a lovely lady. I think Billy meeting her was meant to be. They are a great couple. I suffer depression and suicide attempts, due to a similar form of abuse that Billy suffered. When I went to see my doctor he asked if I had any coping strategies for when I feel suicidal. I told him I have every Billy Connolly DVD, and if I can get to putting Billy in my DVD before the Stanley knife, Billy stops me. He has saved my life so many times. My doctors advice was always keep one of his DVD's in the player and Billy will win more often. I said Billy should be on prescription, and my doctor agreed.

[@notMessing]

michelle88960 I suffer depression too, just suggesting this great idea you are an inspiration to me alongside Billy! Thank you, Bless you and keep well ❤️🙏🏼

[@michelle88960]

@@notMessing Thank you. It's a horrible place to be in. I once had a therapist that asked me "How often does depression visit you?" I said that it doesn't 'visit'it fucking squats, it's a sitting tenant!

[@purebloodirishman9389]

@@michelle88960 And doesn't even make u a coffee in morning.God bless talk to Jesus he helps me all the time

[@Samn3212]

Through break ups and grief I’ve also watched his stand ups. If I ever met him I don’t think I’d be able to keep it together. He doesn’t know I exist but he’s helped me nonetheless. I hope you’re doing ok now, my man.

[@michelle88960]

@@Samn3212 There's something about Billy. As soon as you see his face and that twinkle in his eye, you're already smiling.

[@gothmaze]

"The library is free" -Connolly I love this man.

[@tarync6539]

I dunno about any other men who watched this but i spent alot of it in tears absolutely unashamedly

[@paulaneary7877]

Billy is amazing. He actually has the boldness to allow himself to be himself and not hold back. He is just so up front about things. Love that.

[@GamingSimulations]

Yeah im with you, me too ( his voice the whole interview just controls you and takes your undivided attention. What a great man he is.

[@adelbertomuggler372]

wtf?! why?!

[@seamonkeyl9061]

The kindness he shows for his mother and father is absolutely humbling.

[@tarync6539]

When he said "my father loved me" "and I loved him" its really hit me hard and made me see how incredibly resilient Billy is and that he wasnt justifying his fathers actions but he was giving genuine reasons for the mistake his father made and that hes forgiven him is really touching. Abuse isnt something people tend to forgive but Billy puts it in real life terms not movie terms and I actually see what he means and Im glad it didnt destroy him like it has millions over the globe. As an abuse victim and a rape victim now with PTSD and no light at the end of the tunnel I wish I had Billys strength and wisdom and its only been a decade or so and I hope Im able to look on it one day without all the anger i have right now and maybe not forgive but let it free from the box it lives in deep inside my mind. This interview has helped give me a little hope ❤

[@redroots3103]

That's for sure, shockingly so.

[@savedandblessed79]

@@tarync6539 paedophiles should never be forgiven. His father was a very evil man and he got away with his crimes taking his freedom to the grave

[@tarync6539]

@@savedandblessed79 That is upto Billy in his case and it is upto me if I forgive my abuser and not for you to tell me so or to tell Billy. I'm dealing with my pain in my way and its working for now

[@savedandblessed79]

@@tarync6539 Firstly I told you to do nothing nor Billy nor advised who you should and shouldn't forgive - so you can cut that paragraph of shite out for a start. I am in a similar boat although it was not my father, but other unrelated persons, but I couldn't imagine how depraved someone's own father is to sexually abuse his own child. What is criminal however is the man did not face criminal charges for actually molesting his own son. That's beyond depravity. I don't understand how anyone can forgive a rapist of children or any human being for that matter. It boggles my mind to how anyone can forgive something as twisted as that. It's a deed only worthy of a slow painful death. Just my personal opinion I'm not advising you on anything pal that's your decision. If I could slowly dispose of the people whom abused me I would but unfortunately they have passed now and I won't get that chance but I would in the blink of an eye. No questions at all. It's caused me a lifetime of pain complex PTSD and BPD which I have to live with for life. I'd dispose of them day and daily and sleep like a baby. Nobody truly forgives their abuser they make peace with it for their own sake.

[@Rombizio]

The most endearing human being in the world. There is no way not to admire him.

[@24caratJosh]

Billy, you are one of the most magnificent human beings in this world and everyone who knows you loves you

[@Pro_Skillz]

Do you know him personally?

[@beachcomber2008]

Or her.

[@NyourfaceProductions01]

Such a REAL and honest interview. A truly interesting and funny person. So much humor without having to tell a single joke. I'd love to sit and smoke a cigar around a fire pit with him.

[@beachcomber2008]

@@NyourfaceProductions01 _"I'd love to sit and smoke a cigar around a fire pit with him"_ - Amen to that. But I believe (I'm not sure) he's suffering from dementia, or something similar. Sorry..

[@chriswade9871]

He's genuinely been one of my heroes since I was 12. He's a very deep, interesting man, who looks at the world differently. The whole of the UK will be mourning when we lose him

[@queenofcheap6310]

Today Billy is 79 years old! He's a Scot like my Mum so he has been in my life too for years. My Mum turned 80 years old on the 17th of November.

[@Misses-Hippy]

Interesting AND windswept. Don't forget windswept.

[@lynncuthbert2307]

What a very intelligent and deep thinking man. His spirit shines out. Always loved his comedy. Pam really gets him. This was a remarkable interview.

[@martinnevey7258]

You are a first class human being Billy...that's all we can hope to achieve. ..you've cracked it.

[@taffywilliams5669]

beautiful to see these two have grown old together.......love.....

[@cheeselewoo4825]

I adore Billy and have done for decades and I never tire of listening to him. He's an amazing man.

[@rosemarie20]

What a wonderful thing, a wife interviewing her husband. All couples should make a point to sit down and interview each other, one at a time. Imagine how much better off they would be on learning what really makes each other who they've become. Am a great fan of Billy Connolly and am so in awe that he and his wife, Pamela, took the time to do this and share it with us.

[@TJDious]

"Didn't I see you in my room?" 🤣

[@denisepaulsenful]

And why is this so. I spend most of my time with my husband. We don’t have to sit and interview each other to get to know one another. We’re there.

[@MrBobthebird]

I was driving in Norway in winter 1974/75.Way up north of the country. When I pulled over my artic ( wagon and drag ). Miles from anywhere, and I was just bedding down for the night When a knock on the cab door made me jump out of my skin.LOL. It was a man called Antur, Who showed me to his Wooded House deep in the forest. ( about a mile in ). diesel generator, No running water.ETC. But he had all of Billy Connollys records and could understand every word spoken. Something I have never forgotten. Long live Billy and Pamela, Great people.

[@clairebillips4971]

The best thing about this interview is the way they both giggle at the absurdity of the situation at the beginning, like a couple of school kids. Love someone you can laugh with, someone who is just as much a friend as a lover. It's so important.

[@purebloodirishman9389]

The therapist interviewing her husband to see sorry let ppl know what makes him tick and reinforce there beautiful bond at the same time.Love it

[@zildog]

That was absolutely incredible. Easily the most disconcertingly and uncomfortably amusing, heart-warming, candid video I think I've ever seen between a married couple.

[@leotigga]

I'm so at ease when I listen to you Billy, I've grown up with you always around, my dad, born in Glasgow 1941 - Australia from age 15 - passed away 2014, I love him dearly, he told me stories of growing up in Glasgow, you had to be tough,you had to fight, dad never lost his accent & it is strangely one of those things that bring me comfort when I hear it, reminds me to stay grounded, remember me roots & don't take crap

[@jim_dubhglas]

I have have to say, Billy is someone of whom I listen to every word that he says. He's always seemed to me to be an honest, true and intriguing fellow. Without knowing the connection between these two (his wife), I think this is a wonderful interview. 2 beautiful souls. Thank you both

[@robertbarbour7017]

That was very profound. Strangely I learned a bit more about myself listening to this. Thank you.

[@redroots3103]

Yes, me too

[@emmaronan6611]

Me too made me cry and its only my 8th time watching it🤣 oh how I love him.probably because I learn about myself through him x

[@karate4348]

tis nothing new to anyone who reflects on life without the symbols of torture , single no community motherhood for virgins, fathers who tell you they are god how can anyone see truth if those symbols are steel in your head and body!

[@elenahelen8958]

Yes, I know what you mean. Very moved by this. I remember when Billy and Pam first got together...It is nice to see how they have evolved....

[@franklampard6316]

I always knew that Billy was a very smart man, but I wasn’t aware of just how clever Pamela is. Her questions were so spot on and helped Billy to show his vulnerability. Not many people (especially men) want to share their inner thoughts, but Billy is quite willing to reveal the darker moments of his life and how he copes with the issues of his upbringing in Glasgow. I think that shows a very confident man who is at peace with the world.

[@redbird9658]

She's Dr Pamela. Clever woman and a bit quirky so they suit each other.

[@teresagabriela5806]

QQ Frank

[@scarecrow3432000]

At peace with himself, not necessarily the world...

[@Hailstonepie]

Maybe finds it easier to talk to his wife.

[@Io-Io-Io]

He is NOT at ease with the world and a very good thing too, because the world is going severely nuts !!

[@Antipodean33]

I was blessed with a great father, I'm almost 60 and he's the best man I've met yet. I can't imagine what Billy went through and to be so upfront with it. Sad and uplifting at the same time

[@starbarnstudios6799]

I was one of those cigar men, many years back in Los Angeles, who shared Cigars and stories with Billy. We talked about any and most everything, laughing to the wit that flowed in the small group of regulars. That store has long been closed and gone, but sharing the stories and laughs lives long-on.

[@DMWBN3]

Not one negative 👎🏼 comment on any of his videos. Amazing talent and lovely man & wife. Long live Billy.

[@YummyQuotes]

"If you get to know the child that you were when you stopped developing emotionally, and try and be friendly with him (her)..." Really helpful psychological/emotional guidance from someone who's been to hell as a kid, and came back from it. Thanks so much for this video!

[@thelionofluton4940]

For me, Billy Connolly is the greatest ever comedian to have graced the earth. It would be a dream of mine to meet him in person. The closest I have got is that I have had the privilege and pleasure to have sat in his seat at Celtic Park. With his wisdom and his comedy he has helped me understand my own life, for that I am eternally grateful. Thank you Big Yin.

[@jackiewiliams1510]

They were blessed to have met each other x

[@VikkiOddsocks]

Love Billy. Love the Billy and Pamela combo, you can just tell they really like and care for each other, and that is something to treasure after years of marriage.

[@paulbuswell6566]

Billy is probably the only man alive, who has me laughing till my sides quite literally ache, with tears streaming down my face. To having tears run down my cheeks with empathy for the brutal honestly of the man. He is an extraordinary human being, the likes of who are rarely seen. Then make a fantastic couple. Who genuinely seem at complete ease with each other, and themselves.

[@adamglasgow9268]

The king of scotland. Love the big yin

[@lekhpall6226]

Tears to my eyes. Long live Billy.

[@martinpeacocke681]

Billy is a genius at comedy but he is much more than that. He is a man who is curious about life. He is a thinker that asked why to circumstances and why are people like this? He did the emotional work on himself to get the understanding he has today. He doesn't go around seeing himself as a victim. He took from every experience a life lesson. Something could be learned. Sure he had a lot of pain to handle. I think he learned like the rest of us." Bad stuff happens in life no one escapes it" it's how we choose to look at it that matters. The choices he made determined his future. Thank you Billy for your honesty great entertainment!

[@kynamatthewson7702]

What a lovely man. He's had a terrible childhood and he turned out fantastic.

[@OliverWoodphotography]

I love his wise and positive philosophy of life - the bit where he discusses tastes and ideas is genius. Life is not so much a dichotomy of good and bad in that sense but instead it is just things you like and things you just don't "get". Perfect.

[@thephoenixsystem6765]

I'm on the edge of tears through almost every moment of this, is it just me?

[@deborahducharmporter6131]

No, I get that🤗

[@luvatune]

@@deborahducharmporter6131 me too!

[@lynncuthbert2307]

Life is tough and through it we grow and learn. Plans never work because we don't get to plan.. That's the point of the journey.

[@jimnewcombe7584]

You mean the parts about rage and resisting the church and physical abuse?

[@jimchevallier528]

Lovely man. He used to frequent a coffeehouse in Studio City, quite happy not to be TOO famous here, and to talk with just about anyone. Remarkably intelligent man. There was a lovely bookstore attached to the café and he often could be seen there buying the latest literary tome. One day an Irish woman walked in and her eyes widened: "Is it Billy Connolly then?" Read his wife's memoir. Very amusing, with lots of vignettes of famous people, but also very moving. You'll end up grateful we still got to have him after all he survived.

[@mysticflyer2403]

I have always felt a connection with billy, never understood why. I am from Glasgow and used to dog it form school around king George the fifth docks, walked home through Partick. I was the guy who thought the drunk on the buss sitting behind me, had vomited in my hood...aw naw...now I see that's not it, our lives growing up are almost identical but where as I became introverted he seems to have used it to become stronger ... a true hero! thank you Billy, don't forget your wellies!

[@bobclavile5653]

That...was the most genuine, honest conversation I've heard since I was a little boy. Billy is a treasure for the human race to emulate, and bring back the face-to-face conversations again...Without Electronic devices getting in the way.

[@rossmcintosh4851]

I always loved your comedy, but I’d not realised how clever you are. You’ve answered so many of my life questions. Respect to you Mr Connolly.

[@luisa9501]

I so love this man! The most endearing human being in the world! I met him once in Edinburgh and the warmth in his face and smile just hit me. I never had that experience again.

[@sheiladecker9802]

I love you both! I can't believe how similar Billy and I are. I at 50 still haven't let go or been able to cope with a tragic and tortured childhood. I've been working on healing myself more lately. But I fear there isn't time left to find peace. Billy YOU give me hope and inspiration. Thank you

[@scruffyp9480]

He's such an amazing guy. I feel I need that attitude he's so certain of who he is and what's important in life.

[@readying34]

Thank you Billy and Pamela.

[@TheChickenLine]

Could listen to Billy all day long, absolute International Treasure. Just the Tonic for Coronavirus Lock-Down!

[@w8m4n]

I didn't realise how much I loved this man until recently. Such an amazing, unique human being. So grateful to be able to experience him. Also, it's beautiful and so obvious that it's his wife interviewing him. 😂

[@aaaaandstilllll_____9855]

Kind of hard to believe that they are married and not patient and doctor 🤨

[@DiddeCreffield]

You can't help but love them both

[@219SandPond]

Billy Connolly is A truly beautiful person.

[@jackson77722]

pity bout' his old lady.......

[@aaaaandstilllll_____9855]

@@jackson77722 huh?

[@Missjunebugfreak]

It's so sweet how Billy lets his sensitivity to shine through in this interview. He's a remarkable man.

[@ms.martiegallego8834]

He is such a wonderful person. Knowledgeable of life beyond belief !! I've always enjoyed Mr. Connoly, as a comedian and actor !! He's just got such a outlook on life that is so real !! Hope he's feeling well !! Luv Ya !!

[@deutzmans1]

This is a most inspiring interview and an insight into an amazing person and his relationship with his wife relationship

[@crankiemanx8423]

How beautiful it is when a couple can laugh together as they do .Two amazing beautiful minds,with the most beautiful hearts ❤️❤️

[@rosepalmer2399]

There will only be one , Billy Connolly, just love him!.

[@stevebarker1974]

Billy connolly is a comedy genius legend and such a humble man....he's honest and so funny love him

[@tonig8348]

Billy Connolly is a genius within himself. Your a person of honour that people a dour ! Because you are a natural beautiful human being with a great unique sense of humour that gives the world so much joy and laughter and intelligent within you , that you love to give to every one ! This interview with your wife is beautiful the both of you are better with each other, the understanding you both have is incredible great interview to remember Thankyou

[@onemuckypup9823]

Billy is an absolute gem - incredibly rare and unique. Billy and Pamela are an amazing couple. There is a lot of mutual respect between them. Love Billy's insights into this mad, chaotic world and existence!

[@redbird9658]

Love billy. What a glorious character. Always cheers me up to listen to him. So upset his health is not so good lately but I'm sure he's making it an adventure.

[@teresaiche4722]

Oh what a delight this man is...for as long as I can remember. Thank you Billy for your love, your generosity, your honesty - so much of what you shared with us resonated with me. A tough-ish childhood made peace with over time. ❤️❤️❤️

[@avapineda8813]

I loved this interview in some places it made me cry others full of laughter I also hate Brussel sprouts yuk and as a child refused to eat them in school dinners in England I even after not being allowed to go out to play one time at school until I ate them I had to bring the plate back to my desk after lunchtime but in the end of the school day I WON and took the disgusting crap to the school kitchens on my way home. I think you are the funniest man alive thank you for all the years of laughter and I can still laugh at the same jokes now I have turned 70. Thank goodness you married exactly the right person who apart from the fact she obviously loves you deeply but can also help you mentally with discussions about your childhood etc. Thank you

[@oldmate9969]

the way he describes what music did to him, resonates with me so much. truly a legend.

[@msmith53]

Old Mate ....AND Pete Seeger as well!!

[@Jhjgolf]

What a man , what a lady and most of all what a couple , i grew up in the Sixty s in a 2 up 2 down and life was and is exactly how Billy describes it , i was so lucky my dad was the kindest man in the world but it wasn't until he was in his 70s he told me he loved me , But i just knew he did , i went to footie with him , i went on the back of his motorbike to his allotments with him , the pub , so i knew he loved me to spend so much time with me . From the very first concert i went and saw Billy perform to this day , he s always made me feel proud to be working class , ive always held my head up high when im in places i look out of place , And every beating i took from my mother i felt made me a better person because i knew how to treat my kids , because when things got tough i never hit them because i always remembered how i felt , but what i did do was teach them what was right and wrong so they could understand , im so proud to say i now have 7 gkids , Billy you will always be a little below my father, but you will always be one of my heros thou you dont know me from adam 💙👍

[@thepieman4398]

I'm 57. Billy Connolly is the most inspirational man of all of those who have had an effect on my upbringing. he makes me laugh until the pain is unbearable, but he also seems to read deep into my soul in a way that only Morrissey in his time with The Smiths comes close to replicating. God Bless you Billy, the most important man to me that I never met.

[@TheKatdawg65]

I have adored Billy since I first saw him in 1989. I'm glad he found Pamela and is still here with us. Brilliant, funny man.

[@emmaronan6611]

The love of my life. I will never forget smoking with you and chatting with you outside Cork opera house. Love your mind. You make me feel like I'm ok after all. God bless you both Pam and Billy xxxxx

[@purebloodirishman9389]

Up cork boi

[@kmeades43]

That was very special. He is such a deep and wonderful man. Onya from Oz Billy

[@mikegray8776]

Just an incredibly beautiful personality - and heartbreakingly resilient. I am so glad you came through those dark times, Billy - and made a lot of people incredibly happy to share a few hours with you over the years. Been a privilege and a huge pleasure to live through your entire era so far. ✊🏼

[@garymercer412]

This is amazing. What a life he has had . Alot of bad shit !! But he never ever lets it get him down. Absolute legend of a man. Im so honoured to be around while this guy is making my laugh , cry and educate me. Thank you sir..

[@ianbuchanan3839]

I think its a beautiful thing they managed to capture this before his illness really started to take hold.

[@temperdv]

Thank you, Pamela, for rescuing this exceptional man and helping his story to be told.

[@johngraves2417]

Keep treasuring the quiet moments Billy, that's where the soul speaks to itself.

[@petelangford]

One of the most remarkable interviews I've ever listened to. It dug into some of my past that I've struggle with for years, until I came to terms with it, very like Mr. Connolly. His perceptions and truths are spot on and I shall listen to this from time to time, just to remind myself that generosity of spirit makes us all the better for it. In my mind Billy Connolly is a national treasure. Bravo Pamela and Billy!!

[@mmegraham]

God bless Pamela and Billy, and their life and love. Thank you, Pamela, for loving Billy so well. You're exactly the right mate. Thank you, Billy, for being relentlessly yourself. Your partnership is a joy.

[@laurencetilley9194]

Billy was a shining light to a generation. Through his example, we saw it was okay to be an individual in what was a basically a herd based society. For that I am grateful. Bless you Billy.

[@pjetenere1]

What an incredible couple,, if the world could be filled with people of their calibre,,, just imagine how peaceful and happy we would be.

[@meirwise1107]

Dr Pamela Stephenson ( Mrs Billy Connolly) in every interview believes that everyones problems are caused by a feeling of abandonment. I'm beginning to agree in over 80% of cases.

[@blinkycuff3616]

I concur I'm your 81% 👍

[@aaaaandstilllll_____9855]

I was lost as a child at a world expo, and I have trust issues to this day.

[@Ps-tc9ko]

Read your biography years ago Billy written by your lovely wife. You are both an inspiration, so funny and interesting..I bloody love Brussels sprouts Billy lol.

[@Portrait-mf5fi]

Brussels sprouts..... UGH!

[@rustyrelicsfarm2406]

I wish I had Billy's voice man he is Scotland's Morgan Freeman.

[@Jpositive]

So true, that it is

[@Pnils1979]

No Morgan Freeman is America’s Billy Conolly

[@wildtatz]

I rather have 10 % from his humor and charisma ,,

[@wildtatz]

@@Pnils1979 euh ??

[@cragerzz]

No hes not. Morgan Freeman is Americas SIR Billy Connolly!!! Have some respect

[@truckertom3323]

Billy, you and your family are in my prayers every night, and have been since i found out that you had Parkinson's, and Cancer, you have always made me Laugh, and i will always pray for you, God bless you and your family.

[@martinlong2804]

When I was child in Ireland 🇮🇪 , we used trow stones at each other. Climbing trees, making steering cars. Bring back memories. Thanks for sharing Billy and your good wife 👍.

[@jonnysupreme]

Billy. Ive never met you and probably never will but I'm 33 and I've heard your voice in my life since I was 7 or 8 so it's so nice to hear a "familiar" voice now and then. Love ya big yin. Live forever m8

[@w8m4n]

The best thing is we have him immortalised in all the brilliant work he's given us. It's still so upsetting to know he's getting closer the end. But who isn't?

[@jeanniebee61]

A psychotherapist interviewing her husband...what a fine balancing act, especially when discussing him and his feelings about his mother leaving him...she began psychoanalyzing his feelings and finally let him express himself--Bravo!!!

[@salvandorum]

Jean Ricard Bertrand......Your assessment that his wife was "psychoanalizing his feelings" is completely incorrect and a very good example of a specifically technical skill, which is utterly misunderstood, as soon as it enters the patois of common usage.

[@virtualatheist]

@@salvandorum I agree. She simply started the ball rolling.

[@PerFDrk64]

I'm 26, and hearing Billy time-travel back to his experience first hearing Dylan's early music makes me cry. I didn't know I felt the same way until Sir William describes the feeling here. Like becoming himself and seeing "the tunnel"

[@clarf]

The love between the two of them shines through, over and above the insights. Much love to both of them from me oo :-)

[@dmisso42]

I worked backstage on a Billy Connolly show at the Regal Theatre in Perth, W.A. I commented to him on the odd socks he was wearing. "Wear what you like," he said."it's not who you are. There are more important things."

[@pcirl]

This is one of the most epic real moments in interview history. I loved Billy as a teen in the 80s. A friend asked me to listen to a tape of him, on my Walkman on a bus and I cracked up! I love him more now.

[@scaramonga]

Remarkable man, and he's right. Youth of today have nothing, apart from pre-programmed shit, with no fun. Pamela is the saviour of Billy though, and a wonderful person with an enormous heart, God bless her. Such a good feeling to see this wonderful couple cope with what life has thrown at them, a lesson to all of us. Get well Billy x, and thank you for the years of laughter you have given to us.

[@paulbryden4006]

could listen to billy all day long

[@kathleenmoriarty6493]

Such a wonderful WISE intelligence kind man. He has tough me so so much! ! Love him ❤❤❤

[@CraigsOverijse]

He’s an amazing person his observational skills are fabulous whilst she turned from the limelight to train to deal with peoples deepest issues what a marriage they must have

[@sarahwilton2019]

Ye can't beat it ..the Scottish & irish sarcasm.. the bit of banter and the GIFT of story telling it's in the DNA... what a man!! Commedian, Musicians, Actor...

[@IamKlaus007]

Billy, to me, is someone who owns the courage to be truly himself, come what may. He is, as we all are, unique. His gift for shining a bright light on darkness and a sense of humour that shows up political correctness for exactly what it is will endear him to me for the rest of my life. To be true to myself by BEING myself, every day, for the rest of my life would be the greatest tribute I could possibly give to any other human being on the face of this amazing planet. Thank you BILLY CONNELLY for such a wonderful gift.

[@paultowmy1877]

I will watch this over & over & never tire of it. Cod bless you both - not just for me, but for the many that will also benefit & be entertained by this for a very long time to come. xx

[@non-nefarious]

Very good! I admire Billy Connolly greatly. He not only makes me laugh, he also makes me feel comfortable. Billy Connolly is a great comic story teller. He and his wife compliment each other.

[@picklesthewise]

I'm not a big smoker, but I would immediately take it up if it meant I could hear Billy Connelly tell more stories. Pam is so great and she asks the best questions. It's good to see them laugh together.

[@kevink2831]

A really great man and a lovely couple..

[@emdiar6588]

"Like most victims of that, I felt like an accomplice". Some sentences are so true they knock you on your arse when you hear them spoken out loud.

[@rhondafortson5205]

BILLY IS A REMARKABLE INDIVIDUAL. His comedy is sooo original, BUT his insights into life & people are phenomenal!! LOVE YOU, BILLY CONNOLLY!!!!

[@jimnewcombe7584]

Empty buckets make more noise.

[@paulphilipempey1]

Grew up with this guy, as my brother was a massive fan. I'm now a fan.

[@janicebooth1194]

Didn't want it to end god bless you both