Alexei Sayle. “Who’s that fat bastard?” 🤣 This sketch is from “Alexei Sayle’s Stuff”, a surreal, satirical BBC comedy show that aired in 1988, known for pushing the boundaries of British humor. In this skit, Sayle plays a sharply dressed stud… until makeup turns him into the famously grumpy, overweight version we all recognize. Classic ‘80s satire meets modern meme energy — and it still hits HARD. 😂 🇬🇧 #AlexeiSayle #BritishComedy #BBCComedy #ComedyLegend #ThrowbackLaughs #1980sTV #SketchCome

Bank holiday weekends give us a chance to ponder life's big questions. Such as, is life a big banana sandwich? Are Egert & Bill the greatest performance artists of our times? And, just what is life like in a fictitious Australian psyche ward soap opera? Wonder no more... (Thank you so much to original uploader akilahmed for these episodes.) | Alexei Sayle

Are you on pills for your neeeerves? The wife left you, taken the whippets? Then enjoy another dollop of the quite brilliant The All New Alexei Sayle Show. Bobby Chariot, funnier than Mussolini. Just. | Alexei Sayle

Series two invites you to meet the paparazzi, make acquaintance with Bobby Chariot's joke-writer, Alf, and shake hands with the very first instance of Peter Capaldi's time-travelling alter-ego! No, not that one...Also, see the revamped Top Gear and take long walks with Alexei as he gives his own sardonic and subversive take on the world. (With all due respect to Paul Daniels) - First broadcast 1995. PS: All of series 1 is available in a playlist under the videos tab. | Alexei Sayle

Where do you think Alexei Sayle, the face of 1980s alternative comedy with a 'convict haircut', stayed when he was performing at the Fringe? In a shabby caravan in the Edinburgh hills of course... here, he returns to the very spot to check whether it has been preserved for the nation. The brilliant documentary The Fringe, Fame and Me tells the story of the stars who found fame in Edinburgh, in their own words – including Eddie Izzard, Bill Bailey, Phoebe Waller Bridge, Michael Palin, Emma Thomps