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Everything About Fiction You Never Wanted to Know.
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{{quote| '''Mother at playgroup:''' Which child is yours?<br />
{{quote| '''Mother at playgroup:''' Which child is yours?<br />
'''Mc Intyre:''' Oh, none of them. }}
'''Mc Intyre:''' Oh, none of them. }}
* [[Who Names Their Kid Dude]]: Has a routine about this, trying to find a fake name for his child weird enough to stop people from automatically saying 'what a nice name' when told it, including "[[Adolf Hitler|Adolf]]" and "Laser Child of Mine".
* [[Who Names Their Kid "Dude"?]]: Has a routine about this, trying to find a fake name for his child weird enough to stop people from automatically saying 'what a nice name' when told it, including "[[Adolf Hitler|Adolf]]" and "Laser Child of Mine".


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Revision as of 19:59, 9 January 2014

Hyperactive British standup comic focusing on observational humour. Also a frequent guest on Panel Games. Like Peter Kay, is subject to a dissonance between being popular in the general public but hated by many critics for being 'too conventional' or 'too safe'. His best known routines are probably the "Man Drawer" and his claim that skipping while swinging your arms gives you Super Speed at the expense of looking a bit stupid.


Contains examples of:

  • Camp Straight: His usual manner, often lampshaded.
  • Deadpan Snarker: Despite his usual hyperactive manner, he is given to moments of wry, sardonic wit

 Mother: I've heard that sex and curry can induce labour. Unfortunately, it kind of got me and my wife kicked out of the Raj King.

 Mother at playgroup: Which child is yours?

Mc Intyre: Oh, none of them.

  • Who Names Their Kid "Dude"?: Has a routine about this, trying to find a fake name for his child weird enough to stop people from automatically saying 'what a nice name' when told it, including "Adolf" and "Laser Child of Mine".