This comment made my day!

Amazing bro A fellow “the office” fan here

Brilliant😂

That was great! 👍

I’m the 666th like, how fitting for the video.

Hes an actor though telling a joke or a wind up in real life it is very hard to stay straight face

@@ivantheterrible6959 It's more than that. According to the special features for Blackadder, he NEVER cracked up or lost composure even once while shooting any of the four seasons. Compare that to the blooper reel for any other comedy show.

@@redstonecasey4713 Yes, he admits he doesn't have a loud laugh and just exhales from his nose. He's very technical about comedy and see's why things are funny rather than laughing at something funny. So he sticks to the script word for word for maximum effect.

@@ivantheterrible6959 An actor fucks up once in a while, this is live no redos no excuses, that is impressive i'd say.

he is intitiated-watch the one eye pictures!

I dont act, but even I could tell that it wasn't just being a good comedian and writing jokes, but it is an act, a story, a jest, an art, and your right, nailing the correct movements, facial expressions and body language really hits the nail on the head when it comes to painting a picture with your mind

Well said...

Body language*

This comment isn't very funny :( maybe you should STOP OVER ANALYISING HUMOR

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😑 the only one huh...... dumb

@@onearmedwampa Saget? 😆

@Hamter No idea where you've been if you don't know Adam Sandler, Dave Chappelle or Bob Saget. Check them out if you are even remotely drawn to comedy

Including the roll call at the end?

Sir.Beans!

Thankfully this dross is a million miles away from British humour at its best

@@chipbuttytime3396 we found the fan of old dry horseshit that some refer to as british humor, humor didn't exist in britain until rowan started making comedy ;D

@@cesar9058 You deanglicised the word humour, shows how connected to British culture you are mate lol

it's not british humor, it's Rowan's humor, it has nothing to do with the nation.

Love how he goes “Yeeeesss, ExPeLlEd”

"We could have been killed or worse, expelled."

Yes! And I'm still on the floor with the "just my little academic joke"! The man is Pure. Comic. Gold!

"I'm going to go to bed before you two come up with another idea to get us killed or worse expelled.. " So many similarities between the two..

RIP

uk?? u mean the world

@@I_Am_The_Pataphysicist i’ll do you one better

Wrong. He funniest in universe

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Greatest punchline in the multiverse

easiest crowd ever, if you can call it that

He created Mr Bean to make people laugh without talking so a "good evening" is truly welcome to hear.

@@Xurre90 its rowan atkinson, he can cough and it'll be funny

Forget laugh rolls on the floor!

little bigod. he did a long and good job to reach the point you are speaking of.

Did you see "Harry and Paul" do Mr. Psycho-Bean?

@@GirGir183 I liked the one where he threw a hand grenade in the full elevator 😁

JoviBonJon Secretly?

no, the devil is Mr. Bean off hours.

This comment: got 444 likes me: I’m about to end this man’s whole career

Did he really say this in the comedy show?!?!

@@kailegoh2308 Yes at 6:58

@@kailegoh2308 Yes. Because it's british humour. If you don't understand that, just leave it be :)

@@inventiveowl395 I'm pretty sure it works very well for Americans too!

Spoiled it for me T_T

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"How the *hell* did you do that? And do you do children's parties?" 😆

“This guy is really good!”

I was wondering if anyone else appreciated that. The role of the tortured restauranteer was like nothing I'd ever seen. I've used the "deceptively flat" line since hearing this many years ago, not because anyone has the foggiest idea what I'm talking about, but just because I enjoy remembering that sketch. It's tough to find a better blend of timing, vocal inflections, body movement and that level of writing. That's some serious commitment.

I'm Indian. The portion was quite well done I'd say! The pronunciations, and descriptions of the dishes were impeccable! Rowan is very famous in India. Made atleast 3 generations laugh. Felt good to be mentioned.

@@mannacharya4088 I love your reply because it also featured you, the actual group emulated, enjoying the portrayal while a progressive white person gets offended on your unwanted behalf.

@@TheHound402 Yeah its sad you can't do an impression and accent of someone any more without being called racist. Imitation is the highest form of flattery. But people forget that now days. Context matters!

@sam not rockwell wow. Impressive. You’re 100% American.

He was

Him and lee Evans are the best

His performance in Blackadder in incredible.

Second to Jim Carrey

@@TheIlham980 what? how.. no.. Jim Carrey was more dumb jokes and slapstick, i believe that he can pull of one of Atkinsons performances when i see it. Carrey has great mimics and all but lacks the british subtility, he could do one joke for sure two perhaps but with the third he would lay on the ground laughing.

Go find Blackadder. Anyone who likes comedy owes themselves the chance to watch him (and everyone else) in that.

it was famous especially because it had no dialouges. everyone just understands it.

I'm hungarian, and I've seen the headmaster sckech in hungarian. It was not even close. The dirty names part is difficoult to translate.... So. He's famous for Bean because It doesen't have to be translated.

It is as same as like Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin has done 5 Talkies, but He has always been famous worldwide for the Role of a Tramp from the Era of the Silent Movies. When you can Act to deliver the Story and the Emotions without having to use a particular Language, You are Actually Breaking the Language Barrier and Suddenly Your reach to Your Audience increases to an Unimaginable Extant. Generally people remember An Actor with a character which they find to be more Fascinating and more Relatable to Them. It may be Sir Marlon Brando as Don Vito Corleone Or Sir Heath Ledger as the Joker Or Sir RDJ as the Iron Man and These are just to name a Few. But yeah,I do believe that Sir Rowan Atkinson should get Knighted ASAP for His Immense, Immeasurable and Incalculable Contribution in the Field of Art and Cinema.He deserves It.

@@nvfury13 love that show. they also have "Dr House" there.

You're a professional grifter lol

He just has to stand there no need to say anything. He is one of the best!

As far as i know there is also one bill burr and…. Well there’s only one of each person How is he rare??

yeah I think I'm pretty rare and that cheddar is too. What's your problem with us Daniel?

I prefer my comedians raw.

"It's a tricky bit of floor, that; deceptively flat and unimpeded!"

Well Rowan is great comedian,but those sketches were written by Curtis,a talented writer on his own.

Pedro Sequeira there are parts missing though. Pure comedy gold.

Go on Rowan Atkinson Live to see all of it.

I beleive you, I beleive you! '@_@'

= =

Yes indeed.

No, he is simply THE BEST!!

That was a sentence

For me it’s him and Jim Carrey that are the true legends.

No need for toilet rolls 'down there' then...

@@hjd832 dry them poopoo in fire then

What does he mean?

I never sit on the toilet or use toilet paper .baby wipes are better and shower my funny things but it's true .

@@izabellaSands never "sit" on the toilet? I'm with you on baby wipes and shower, I do the same myself, but how do you not sit? Do you pitch one out in the yard so no toilet?

@@izabellaSands are the wipes biodegradable?

im dying from that entire segment XDD

well hurry up or you'll be expelled ;)

But what does he mean?

@@kolyaursaki1466 Its English humour dear, if we explained it it would ruin it.

He's the greatest iconoclast since Abraham, but this time around with humour.

And I think he is also one of few that are liked in almost any culture or region in the world. He is wonderful in creating an image with words and face expression alone.

@@MrGettario Yes, I don't remember which movie it was, but he was in France and kept dumping seafood into a woman's purse--and I just lost it. Ended up laughing so hard I couldn't catch my breath.

Luckily when I was in highschool in small town USA my drama teacher was a bit of an Anglophile so we learned a lot from Rowan both as Blackadder and Mr Bean....plus we got lots of Monty Python too!

​@@johnniet.7820 Mr. Bean's Holiday

Same here, I jst❤him

Genius *

Good who wants to speak like that casually

@@Lglover3 I tend too

Why is it a sin to speak properly behooves me

Unfortunately

@@artygunnar behoove. Definition- Duty or responsibility to do something, appropriate for the situation. Did you mean something else?

Typical of his current attitude lol

ATTITUDE.

Addition: The trio skit made me cry OF LAUGHTER

same..

Ditto.

Too. And every time I watch it, it gets better.

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I'm assuming you can read lips well or are you talking about Mr. Bean? If it's the former, how do other stand-up comedians fare for you? Genuinely curious here, sorry

OK with decent sub-titles.

The praise he gave to Martin had me thinking what could possibly have gone wrong, and then...

The priest was hilarious

he isn't.

@@JennyGavinWear You know what scottish sounds like right? We can't be listening to the same video

@@isaacjones748 I am English. I have Scottish friends. Atkinson's accent is RP - that's posh English.

@@isaacjones748 RP = received pronunciation "the standard form of British English pronunciation, based on educated speech in southern England, widely accepted as a standard elsewhere."

@@JennyGavinWear sorry, I'm an idiot. Just realised I was talking about one scene, not the whole thing. was half dead when I commented. I mean in the headmaster scene, should have said that in my original comment. the scene at 4:27 is 100% a very light scottish accent. I think he more dips in and out upon 2nd viewing

no need, he said himself he never laughs at jokes. he just feels them.

@@dannydetonator someone somewhere owes me 20 bucks then.

He's got a awesome poker face

then?

bro it's not stand up comedy

Canadian Eh! Were

Shut up Jim Carey.

Canadian Eh! just the english

No the Irish are good to not just the English 🙄

English not Canadiand

Very true

12:21 is better

...and the sharp instructions to the waiters,very authentic.

The young students in the operating theatre litened in disbelief as my surgeon said, with the emphasis in the right place,"We're going to put you to sleep now BOB",and I replied "OK nursey".The senior staff were in stiches.(no pun intended).😂😂😂

Rowan actually has a stutter, and has trouble pronouncing b's which us why he pronounces "bob" so deliberately.

@@matthewparker9276 Good for him that he’s able to incorporate it into comedy.

Especially since he died. He will be missed by everyone who spoke English as well as those that don't. I loved Blackadder, The Thin Blue Line and Mr. Bean but his stand-up and skits from Not the 9 o'clock News will always hold special places in my heart. Rest in Peace Rowan Atkinson.

@@stevecannon-english8683 I think he will be quite upset to hear that he has died :D

People would be screeching for him to be deplatformed!

He is indeedeth an all-round family entertainer

You know... It IS possible to complement or appreciate something from the past without lamenting the present

I forgot, Mr. Bean!

British comic !? best comic.period! you know there are many good comics that makes you laugh but this is more than comedy,its pure art and acting wonderfully

nitza Gomej possibly he is I adore Rowan Atkinson have ever since I watched him as a young child in the early eighties he is my favourite equal to George Carlin who I adore too. I only recently came across George doing stand up which is a shame he is hilarious but in a totally different manner. That being said I do adore Rowan but I have not heard every comic ever so I can go no further than I did. I doubt anyone will ever match these to comedic geniuses in their respective fields but only a sith deals in absolutes. Btw this is also my favourite sketch by RA its very good on so many levels.

@@jshaw4757 you assume I haven’t heard of them, I have I do like Lee Evans that guy must lose a couple of stone every night he does standup the others are okay but not on the level of Rowan or George imho

@@jshaw4757 no worries I didn’t mean it in an adverse manner. Like I said I do like Lee Evans.

Blackadder is the complete opposite of Mr Bean - his character is always the smartest and wittiest in the room. To be able to do both ends of the spectrum so well shows how talented he is.

GOOD!

Ha ha ha ha ha ha 😂😂😂

im reading this with a British accent

*sipstea*

Well that's nice, fancy sharing this damp cheese sandwich on a park bench, in the rain? :D (you're one of us now, ONE OF US!!! MWAHAHAHAAAA!!) 👺

Oh yes, indeed. I always felt Mr Bean was very silly.

fun fact the one bit where he shows up at church and sneezes is actually in the first mister bean episode

anything is better than Mr. Bean :(

This isn't stand up