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Bill Bailey, star of Never Mind The Buzzcocks and Black Books, is the funniest bearded, babbling, bug-eyed druid the world has ever seen. His incredible Part Troll tour was the smash hit live comedy show of 2004, playing to packed houses all over the country. Filmed at the Hammersmith Apollo this extraordinary show features a truly great comedian at his brilliant best.
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Bill Bailey:
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describing his job as a pianist in a hotel reception]
I'd be looking around at the clientele thinking "die. die now, you smug bastards".
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'Allo 'Allo! (1982)
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How Can I Feel Pain?
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Release Date:
22 November 2004 (UK)
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Also Known As:
Bill Bailey: Live at the Apollo - Part Troll
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I'd never seen Bill Bailey do stand up before this so it was my first time seeing him perform but he is really funny, and has a random and broad sense of humour, which allows him to reach out to a wide audience, he gives off a very good vibe, he makes you laugh but also gets serious points across.
He is also a very talented musical individual. He doesn't swear a lot in this so its suitable to watch with younger children around although the level of comedy is rather intellectual. He knows whats he's talking about and is very knowledgeable about his topics.
So this really is a very good piece of work and a cant wait for him to take a bash at something else