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I had the misfortune to witness this moronic duo in action and found they made the Chuckle Brothers look sophisticated with their puerile, infantile "act". It truly is an insult to the intelligence and is rather akin to two sixth form students who have had their first shandy and think everything they do is funny. The look rather pleased with themselves throughout. Red faced shame would be more appropriate.

Simon Pugz, March 2012

Saw them at this year's Edinburgh fringe. Had me cracking up the whole way through. they are comic genius.

Claire Leadbetter, September 2005

Just seen these guys at the fringe. Packed house when I saw them and everyone to a man in stiches. Incredibly slick show and utterly deserving of all the "on the street" buzz

Chris, August 2005

The show is silly fun,fun, fun, not political, not satirical, not up its self. Fun. But of course some people don't like fun.

Susan, August 2005

It's a shame if an audience can't see the talent and intelligence in this act. Firstly, it does not rely upon sex, swearing and sleeze to raise a laugh. The parody, the narratives that exist behind the characters are something that both Pinter and Dario Fo would recognise as more than just witty. They really are clever

Cathi Allison, July 2005

I saw these guys tonight - the worst act I've seen all year. After a mind-numbingly childish and repetitive farm animal song which goes on for what seems like an eternity with repetition after repetition after repetition, his punchline is something utterly lame like "and then the farmer did a poo". This would be enough to make a five-year-old cringe. The guy then proceeded to interrogate every single person in the first three rows, one by one, which took up another eternity, and not a single good gag to show for it - just pointless spite and cheap insults. And the silent sidekick is just looks like a retard.

Plyushkin, May 2005

They are not supposed to be "stand-up, alternative comedians". They are a very talented comedy, caberet act: clearly well planned and rehearsed. A welcome change from the foul-mouthed, so-cslled comics who try to use the audience as a source, or butt, for their limited material.

[Anon], October 2004

If this act were ever to get a positive response from any audience anywhere that would be proof that live (alternative) comedy is dead.

Connell, June 2004

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