And fricking love UK panel shows. 8oo10c, catscountdown, WILTY, Taskmaster, QI, Big Fat Quiz, HIGNFY, The last leg, … and the standup of most of the people on these shows. And of course Monty Python is legendary.
So if I don’t have a good sense of humour … neither have you guys!
On the flip side, I also really like Mr. Bean, which seems common among Germans.
And did you know we watch “Dinner for One” every new years eve? Like that is a serious tradition in Germany.
Yeah, I like him. I’ve actually not seen any of his solo material.
I think it’s hard to judge him, because whenever he’s on a panel show, there automatically will be jokes about Germany from other comedians as well. And I always enjoy those. So him being on just makes the shows better in general for me.
Nearly nobody knows “Dinner for One” in the UK. Frinton was just a one-man (or one man and one woman) show who did gigs in small theatres for tourists in some seaside towns (mostly).
Imagine my surprise when I learned that people in our twinned town North East Lincolnshire knew about him - Freddy Frinton was born there…
Well, I’m German.
And fricking love UK panel shows. 8oo10c, catscountdown, WILTY, Taskmaster, QI, Big Fat Quiz, HIGNFY, The last leg, … and the standup of most of the people on these shows. And of course Monty Python is legendary.
So if I don’t have a good sense of humour … neither have you guys!
On the flip side, I also really like Mr. Bean, which seems common among Germans.
And did you know we watch “Dinner for One” every new years eve? Like that is a serious tradition in Germany.
What do you think of Henning Wehn? Do you think he’s a good German comedy ambassador?
Yeah, I like him. I’ve actually not seen any of his solo material.
I think it’s hard to judge him, because whenever he’s on a panel show, there automatically will be jokes about Germany from other comedians as well. And I always enjoy those. So him being on just makes the shows better in general for me.
Nearly nobody knows “Dinner for One” in the UK. Frinton was just a one-man (or one man and one woman) show who did gigs in small theatres for tourists in some seaside towns (mostly).
Imagine my surprise when I learned that people in our twinned town North East Lincolnshire knew about him - Freddy Frinton was born there…