Synopsis
Always Be Comedy has become one of the most popular comedy nights on the circuit, and this is largely thanks to the incredible audience of regulars, semi-regulars and stand-up fans. But what is that audience really like? What are their hopes, dreams and life stories - what really makes them tick?Always Be Comedys MC James Gill aided by trusty producer Stuart Keeping sits down at The Tommyfield, Kennington (the original home of Always Be Comedy) with a different audience member each week for a candid one-on-one chat that invariably proves revealing, surprising and insightful, and gives an authentic glimpse into the day-to-day lives of people united by one thing: a love of comedy.
Episodes
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![Ep. 06: Andy Tulip]()
Ep. 06: Andy Tulip
13/12/2016 Duration: 26minThis week James talks to audience member Andy Tulip about comedy and football.
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Ep. 05: Emma & Glynis
21/11/2016 Duration: 23minJames Gill talks to mother and daughter audience members Glynis & Emma. They chat about their favourite pastimes, with comedy coming a surprising second to an unusual choice.
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Ep. 04: Richard Gill
07/11/2016 Duration: 31minAs a comedy fan, he's seen nearly everyone. James Gill talks to audience member Richard Gill about Morecambe and Wise, Ken Dodd, Ronnie Corbett, Rik Mayall, and more.
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Ep. 03: David Tinney
27/10/2016 Duration: 29minJames Gill talks to regular David Tinney about being a Texan in London, the dark reality of appearing on 'Come Dine With Me', and the psychology of stand-up comedy.
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Ep. 02: Name Redacted
19/10/2016 Duration: 28minNSFW! James Gill sits down for a revealing chat with… actually, we’re not allowed to say this person’s name. If you give it a listen, you’ll see why. Please note: this one is definitely NSFW!
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Ep. 01: Rob Collins
04/10/2016 Duration: 30minAlways Be Comedy’s James Gill sits down for a chat with loyal regular Rob Collins. Rob talks about his role as a school mentor, offering a fascinating insight on gang culture. On a lighter note, Rob also talks about his time working in hotels (it’s pretty bawdy stuff).
