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You've missed the best line in a song ever, relating to Mr duck. You know the one!

Go on then???

"The Duck lie shredded in a pancake..."
"Soaking in the Hoisin of your lies..."

Billy Bailey is truly brilliant. I've seen him twice now. The funniest thing was when he tried to get 'evil' started! (It was a homage to Dr Who - very funny but you had to be there!)

He's been on Live at the Appollo quite a few times now

You sure about that? I've watched pretty much all of the Live at the Apollo shows and never seen him on.

In fact checking out his entire works;

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0047155/

I can't see him ever having been on the Apollo

Well he' been on twice in the last 3 months coz I've watched both of them

Another guy I saw live who did a great stand up show was that Actor from Brookside who played Ron Dixon (Vince Earl).

He actually was another one who did "The Comedians" and was one of the original Merseyside rockers!

A bit of revisionism is called for here by the running lackeys of Anglia as one of Bill Bailey's fine DVDs (can't remember which offhand) was recorded at a performance in the Grand Theatre, Swansea.

My daughter and a friend met him when he was doing his Tinselworm show in London (which they saw), and found him very approachable. She's no celebrity-harrier - and is about as full of celebrity worship as Attila the hun was full of the milk of human kindness.

Philhod wrote:Well he's been on twice in the last 3 months coz I've watched both of them

Show me some evidence and i might believe. For now i will assume you are confused with Part Troll.

How would I do that then.....In the tv paper it just says "LIVE AT THE APOLLO" introduced by Jack Dee????? and they will have been recycled anyway???????

Dont know, dont care, and there is only one episode of Live at the Apollo that is hosted by Jack Dee

Well it would be that one then

Bill Bailey is still not in the sodding show though

WAS

fight fight fight fight fight!

"Won't you come home Bill Bailey, Won't you come home?"

He might have to come home through time, as I've just realised I was watching him on Dave
so the programmes could be years old

They repeat stuff ad infinitum these days. If I had a £ for every time they'vre shown one of Billy Conolly's stand-up sessions........................

I could be perceived as taking sides here but isn't Live At The Apollo aimed at 'up & coming' comedians introduced by a veteran one?

thats what it used to be, now its anyone who will fill the place.