Seen Joe in Nashville a few years ago and again in London a few weeks ago.. under rated comic..
Nice one. You might enjoy Ronny Chieng if you like Joe List.
His first special is very good. The second one - not so much.
Seen Joe in Nashville a few years ago and again in London a few weeks ago.. under rated comic..
Went to this as well.I've been to plenty of spotty comedy over the years.
If he's a bitter cunt who is snotty to others and it results in an output like last night hook it too my veins
Way better than anything else I've seen in probably the last 5 years.
I wonder were you close to me?Yeah, same here - had a great time last night and it was my second time seeing this particular show. I saw it right at the beginning in London - a day or two after the Gregg Wallace news broke. Lots stayed in from then but a fair bit had changed too.
Two things frustrated me. The first - and this is a purely self-indulgent one - the fella sitting directly behind me had the most annoying laugh that I have encountered in a long time. It was almost performative - he was like an old school Vaudeville plant. He also had to keep repeating the punchlines and/or explaining the jokes to his companion.
Secondly - was this thing actually sold out? The Cork Opera House website had it listed thusly for months. Friends of mine have been contacting the ticket office for weeks looking for cancellations etc. only to be told it was booked solid. I was sitting halfway back on the ground floor and there were 5 seats right in front of me which were never occupied. There were clearly more empty rows/seats because Stew mentioned it but worked it into his act.
I thought that the lad sitting next to me was going to die from laughing during the Bob Dylan bit.![]()
I wonder were you close to me?
The guys at the end of my row were sloshed and very loud.
They were pissed at the start and they brought vast quantities of beer back to the seat some of which they spilled. Your man had a laugh like a donkey and was occasionally roaring "Yeah" and other such nonsense during the show.
Not stand up.
It is an excellent example of stretching out a joke.
Gets me every time as we used to belt this out as smallies.
The car horn!!

