'Sister-gate' with Jack Whitehall and Johnny Borrell - Never Mind the Buzzcocks: Episode 9 - BBC

[@cryptmonkey]

1:23 Jimmy Carr is definitely in the audience!

[@petar2761]

oh wow that is him

[@amss5592]

Shit that's his laugh unmistakable

[@superfurryfox1]

Its either him or a walrus

[@bugmanuk]

Hahah well heard! Definitely him.

[@juliecunningham2282]

Well spotted, defo him

[@littlerelief5029]

This was so good I had to re-watch it again

[@berthominonclarintoppingfi3577]

I'm sure Borrell's eye's were further apart a few years ago? Are the slowy coming together? Some sort of magnetic cyclopisian diesesesesesesesese?

[@Nikboyle]

Someone introduced the as They’re sharp there bright, they’re razor light Borrel refused to go one and play because he was offended

[@newwavepop]

as an American i always find it entertaining that i only recognize maybe a third of the guests when i watch these shows. in this case i know Noel and Jack, no idea who the other two are.

[@ym10up]

If you are interested, you can see more of the guy who ousted Jack on The Last Leg. He's the co-host. The opposing team capitan Phil Jupiters does not do a lot of panel shows lately, even his QI appearances are quite some time ago. I haven't seen a lot of his early work either.

[@pandadoublexl]

That must be really entertaining aye

[@NotDanMartineau]

MOYES OUT!!!

[@MorbidlyObeseCat]

Mourinho too?

[@sexybeast4320]

Ten Hag!!

[@juskahusk2247]

MOYES OUT!!!!

[@chrisbennett1358]

Jack Whitehall - the living embodiment of nepotism

[@darth_kal-el]

then you clearly don't know what nepotism.

[@chrisbennett1358]

@@darth_kal-el wrong

[@Biodebatable]

@@darth_kal-el hate to burst your bubble mate, but his dad is a producer and a talent agent, he's represented folks like Dame Judi Dench

[@kimaboe]

​@@Biodebatable If Jack's dad got him started, he did a pretty poor job, as he only had three or four appearances as an extra in about a decade before he started doing standup. And pretty sure being Judi Dench's theatre agent doesn't get you all that far at the Edinburgh Fringe.

[@jimmynorris1314]

That long haired curly posh guy looks like the guy who hates Modern Warfare 2!

[@verydirtyflow]

the frustrating thing about this video is who to hate more

[@ihatefrankiero]

verydirtyflow I don't hate any of them... you're a pretty negative person.

[@verydirtyflow]

you got negative from that?

[@ihatefrankiero]

verydirtyflow yes? How is hating them all anything BUT negative? Lmfao ok..

[@ssh1487]

verydirtyflow yes I second c lizard on that. You wouldn't say a large capacity for hatred is a positive quality surely

[@obzcure]

because its really quite a positive thing to hate someone who lies to women in order to sleep with them or a rich unfunny toff.

[@The_Real_Devil]

Makes you long for the days when bands/singers came from working class backgrounds.

[@anynextdon4684]

what lol

[@HPRam]

meriadoc Calm down, dear

[@ssh1487]

We still have popular British musicians from working class backgrounds, maybe they just tend to not be from genres that you enjoy.

[@mayalucinder6240]

Bloody hell

[@mrsunshine6936]

‘Working Class Hero’ John Lennon was brought up by his middle class Aunt. Still became a legendary musician.

[@_boracic_atreus_23]

Poor Johnny...he really thought he was going to be a British music legend. That third Razorlight album was a huge Emperor's New Clothes moment...so many people were like "ooooh, they are actually shit and it was just a trend".

[@migadonte]

Hand

[@hummens44]

And?

[@alastairbrewster4274]

@@hummens44 nd

[@Maazin5]

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[@drexlspivey5828]

I've got a song which I've told two separate girls I had just written about them It's just the type of dickish thing a guy does lol

[@mattiemclean9882]

Not all guys

[@angelacrewe3163]

I Love u Johnny x

[@deezashmeeza3062]

This is cringe