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At last, the forth live show of Bottom has finally been released on VHS and DVD, and my god is it funny.
There first three live shows were absolutley brilliant and hilarious. You could watch them over and over, and still be on the floor in stitches. And what really made them funny, was when they muck up their lines. Every moment of the these live shows just oozes with humour, and Adrian Edmondson and Rik Mayall shine as their characters Richie and Eddie.
Well, now the fourth live show is here, and is just as funny as the previous three. It basically carries on from the last live show 'Hooligans island', where Richie and Eddie are stranded on an island.
You get the normal dramatic entances, with Eddie swingind in on a rope doing a tarzan impression, and Richies, well, I'd better not go into that as it is quite, how can I put it, dirty.
Throughout the whole show, the crack herandously dirty but hilarious jokes and gags, which will have you in stitches, because it certainly had the audience in stitches. And, as in the other shows, there were muck ups, and these were very, very funny. I probably shouldn't go into these either, but let's just say that there is a lot of swearing and cursing before they get on with the plot.
One thing that you will undoubtfully think of when you watch this, and remember the previous shows, is that, didn't they blow at the end of the last one. Well, the show must go on I suppose, and to be honest, I am glad that it did.
A question then, which are better, the live shows, or the actual series? I much prefer the live shows, because they are absolutely brilliant, and the muck ups really add to the humour. But, what do you think?
There first three live shows were absolutley brilliant and hilarious. You could watch them over and over, and still be on the floor in stitches. And what really made them funny, was when they muck up their lines. Every moment of the these live shows just oozes with humour, and Adrian Edmondson and Rik Mayall shine as their characters Richie and Eddie.
Well, now the fourth live show is here, and is just as funny as the previous three. It basically carries on from the last live show 'Hooligans island', where Richie and Eddie are stranded on an island.
You get the normal dramatic entances, with Eddie swingind in on a rope doing a tarzan impression, and Richies, well, I'd better not go into that as it is quite, how can I put it, dirty.
Throughout the whole show, the crack herandously dirty but hilarious jokes and gags, which will have you in stitches, because it certainly had the audience in stitches. And, as in the other shows, there were muck ups, and these were very, very funny. I probably shouldn't go into these either, but let's just say that there is a lot of swearing and cursing before they get on with the plot.
One thing that you will undoubtfully think of when you watch this, and remember the previous shows, is that, didn't they blow at the end of the last one. Well, the show must go on I suppose, and to be honest, I am glad that it did.
A question then, which are better, the live shows, or the actual series? I much prefer the live shows, because they are absolutely brilliant, and the muck ups really add to the humour. But, what do you think?
Goten, is your name inspired by ISS?
I will be wanting this on DVD, I have seen the previous three shows and this is a must have, can't wait, seen the adverts for it on tv which means it must be good, how often does a DVD get it's own advert, not too often so it must be good.
At last, the forth live show of Bottom has finally been released on VHS and DVD, and my god is it funny.
There first three live shows were absolutley brilliant and hilarious. You could watch them over and over, and still be on the floor in stitches. And what really made them funny, was when they muck up their lines. Every moment of the these live shows just oozes with humour, and Adrian Edmondson and Rik Mayall shine as their characters Richie and Eddie.
Well, now the fourth live show is here, and is just as funny as the previous three. It basically carries on from the last live show 'Hooligans island', where Richie and Eddie are stranded on an island.
You get the normal dramatic entances, with Eddie swingind in on a rope doing a tarzan impression, and Richies, well, I'd better not go into that as it is quite, how can I put it, dirty.
Throughout the whole show, the crack herandously dirty but hilarious jokes and gags, which will have you in stitches, because it certainly had the audience in stitches. And, as in the other shows, there were muck ups, and these were very, very funny. I probably shouldn't go into these either, but let's just say that there is a lot of swearing and cursing before they get on with the plot.
One thing that you will undoubtfully think of when you watch this, and remember the previous shows, is that, didn't they blow at the end of the last one. Well, the show must go on I suppose, and to be honest, I am glad that it did.
A question then, which are better, the live shows, or the actual series? I much prefer the live shows, because they are absolutely brilliant, and the muck ups really add to the humour. But, what do you think?
There first three live shows were absolutley brilliant and hilarious. You could watch them over and over, and still be on the floor in stitches. And what really made them funny, was when they muck up their lines. Every moment of the these live shows just oozes with humour, and Adrian Edmondson and Rik Mayall shine as their characters Richie and Eddie.
Well, now the fourth live show is here, and is just as funny as the previous three. It basically carries on from the last live show 'Hooligans island', where Richie and Eddie are stranded on an island.
You get the normal dramatic entances, with Eddie swingind in on a rope doing a tarzan impression, and Richies, well, I'd better not go into that as it is quite, how can I put it, dirty.
Throughout the whole show, the crack herandously dirty but hilarious jokes and gags, which will have you in stitches, because it certainly had the audience in stitches. And, as in the other shows, there were muck ups, and these were very, very funny. I probably shouldn't go into these either, but let's just say that there is a lot of swearing and cursing before they get on with the plot.
One thing that you will undoubtfully think of when you watch this, and remember the previous shows, is that, didn't they blow at the end of the last one. Well, the show must go on I suppose, and to be honest, I am glad that it did.
A question then, which are better, the live shows, or the actual series? I much prefer the live shows, because they are absolutely brilliant, and the muck ups really add to the humour. But, what do you think?