Lee Evans: Live in Scotland

This is typical Lee Evans, he is definitely one of the funniest comedians around but surprisingly not many people have heard of him. If you want to see what Lee Evans is really like doing stand-up comedy then buy this video, I couldn't stop laughing all the way through, a definite thumbs up and a must see for anyone with a sense of humor!

So, I randomly stumbled upon this show, and noticed the incredibly high ratings, and thought to myself: "I've gotta watch this!" since i'm a huge stand-up comedy fan. To me, stand-up is and art form, and watching a good stand-up show is obviously very entertaining, so naturally i was looking forward to two enjoyable hours. Unfortunately I got disappointed. VERY disappointed. After watching 15 minutes and still not cracking as much as a smile I had to stop watching. There was NOTHING, not even a single joke, that i found funny, and his body language is incredibly annoying to watch. He aims towards the absolute lowest form of comedy/stand-up, so unless you like those kinds of jokes, do NOT watch this show.

Lee Evans. The best British comedian of this generation and in my opinion can establish himself as one of the all time greats. His unique brand of physical comedy. His accents on stage makes this guy the funniest comedian on television. All of his live performances has him singing a song on his piano. And this one has been my favorite. Not only can he act, but damn he can sing too. If you have a chance to go and see this guy. It well be the best money you are going to spend if you want to laugh till it hurts. This is probably one of the best shows during his great career and you should really check out the wired and wonderful tour, that was also a great laugh.

What the hell was that not funny at all I was quit happy about this film cuz it said comedy but there wasn't any

Lee Evans. Remember him? He retired some years back but his name is still known for being a good stand-up comedian in his day. Perhaps he got out while the going was good. Maybe he'll do 'Mousehunt 2' one day...

He just wasn't very funny for me, Sorry to say but his appeal is rather lost on me. He's like a modern Norman Wisdom in many ways in terms of his manic physicality, which is a good thing.

He also lacks any real charm, has material that was being used by Noah on the ark, and I'm afraid here looks like he thinks he's God's gift to comedy.

He also falls in to that very easy trap of thinking that by throwing the 'F' word into his act every two seconds it will somehow elevate his material and make it funnier.

It does not.