At the Girls Aloud gig in Brighton last night, desperately unfunny toothy limp-wristed "ooh, I'm a poof, isn't that hilarious?" television personality Alan Carr was mobbed. I mean, mobbed so massively, with so much screaming and grabbing and photo-taking, that security had to step in and whisk him away to (presumably) one of the corporate boxes. What is happening to the world?
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Isn't there something in the Book of Revelations about the foul whore wearing ten crowns? If that isn't a clear reference to Manchester United's latest Premiership victory, I don't know what is.
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Have to say, I saw Alan Carr a couple of years ago in Dublin - he was pretty much unknown at the time - and he was brilliant; it was a tears-in-the-eyes, stomach-sore-from-laughing experience.
I saw him recently on Friday Night Project and evidently he is now, not to put too fine a point on it, shite.
Has my taste in comedy changed? Has he significantly disimproved? Or is he just a one-trick pony who outstayed his welcome?
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I think that might be true.
For ages I thought SR's description above of 'desperately unfunny toothy limp-wristed "ooh, I'm a poof, isn't that hilarious?" television personality' was pretty much all there was to say about him. He irritated me profoundly every time I saw him or heard him on the radio.
However, I caught a bit of him doing stand up a couple of months ago and he was actually pretty funny - far funnier than I'd have thought possible from what I'd seen on TV anyway.
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