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Stewart Lee’s Comedy Vehicle (BBC) DVD - December 2009 Movement Magazine - By Leigh - December 1st, 2009

Stewart Lee is not the type of comedian who would please the Little Britain/Michael McIntyre loving comedy crowd. I was both surprised and ecstatic to learn that the BBC had finally commissioned Stewart his own TV series. It was an absolute breath of fresh air to see intelligent comedy in a good slot on national…

Latest News – June 2009 - June 2009 June 9th, 2009

TICKETS ARE ON SALE TOMORROW, JUNE 10TH VIA THE STAND, EDINBURGH 0131 558 7272 www.thestand.co.uk FOR 1)IF YOU PREFER A MILDER COMEDIAN, PLEASE ASK FOR ONE is the title of the new live stand-up show. It will be run in at The Stand, Edinburgh, Weds 5th Aug – Sunday 30th Aug, not 17th, 7.45, £10.…

Stewart Lee’s Comedy Vehicle - April 2009 Lookagain.me - April 9th, 2009

Stewart Lee returns to TV with this new show, and when he left – all of ten years ago – I mourned his passing. Together with Richard Herring he crafted two shows (Fist of Fun & TMWRNJ) which were full of life, joy, and intelligence. A favourite memory from the show involves a repeated joke…

Stewart Lee is a condescending snob - March 2009 Sunday Mercury - By Roz Laws - March 29th, 2009

I’VE always thought that people from Solihull (or Silhillians, as they pretentiously call themselves) were snobs. Now Stewart Lee proves it. The comic, who grew up in the town, decided to lay into fellow Midlander Adrian Chiles in his BBC2 Comedy Vehicle this week. He said of The One Show (watched by considerably more people…

Venereal Disease or Stewart Lee? - March 2009 Daily Telegraph Messageboard - By Daily Telegraph Messageboard Contribution - March 25th, 2009

So which do you find funnier? V.D. (contraction thereof) or ‘comedian’ (not) Stewart Lee? His TV shows are pathetic – even the invited audience are bored out of their minds. He is not unlike Brand and the slobbering, fawning Ross (OBE) – smug, overpaid, arrogant, apparently stupid and not remotely amusing or entertaining. I’d prefer…

Stewart Lee’s Comedy Vehicle - March 2009 GQ Magazine - By James Mullinger - March 24th, 2009

Comedy legend Stewart Lee’s first television programme in over ten years debuted last week to a not unrespectable one million viewers on BBC2. Fans of his were not disappointed – the show was simply a 25-minute stand-up routine intercut with a few brief sketches – and non-converts were questioning why they had not heard of…

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