Roy Chubby Brown Hangs Up the Helmet

Audio from Chubby’s 30th DVD Release - Who’d have thought it! When I recorded my first live gig ‘From Inside the Helmet’ I did not realise then that I would still be recording 25 years later. Over the years we seen some great concerts in spectacular venues with fantastic audiences, which have created brilliant memories for me. ‘Who Ate All The Pies’ was recorded in September 2013 in the beautiful Maltings theatre, in Berwick Upon Tweed in front of a very enthusiast audience. I believe the combination has created my best show ever!

In 2015 he hung up his helmet for good...but in 2017 he is out of retirement by popular demand with a brand-new show.

Hiya, you lot, Chubby Brown here. You know, over the years I've had my share of luck, but what makes me feel luckiest is having you lot stick with me all this time. Top names have always said, "Your audience is still the best in the business, Chubbs," and they're right! So this one's for all of you! A collection of the very best and bluest - all my personal favourite gags from over the years. I was doing all this before the PC Brigade stepped in, and it still tickles me how some people can't see the joke.

The frank, funny, and astonishing story of Roy 'Chubby' Brown, one of the UK's most popular (and filthiest!) comedians.

Watch out or Chubby will Kick Your Arse. Britain's rudest and crudest Fat B*****d keeps on delivering the gags. Roy Chubby Brown is back again, with all new material recorded live in Stoke in November 2005. As always, this stuff is far too rude for TV and shows why Chubby can proudly wear the crown of "World's Most Outrageous Comedian".

"Throughout my career I have always listened to what my fans have had to say. You come in your thousands to see me and that's why after 37 years I am still working as hard to please every single last one of you. I¿ve been called all sorts by critics in the past and I've learned to handle both the good and bad, because for me the biggest compliment anyone can give you is to take money out of their pocket to pay to see you be it live or on the screen."

Series five & six of the BBC radio sitcom starring Harry H Corbett and Wilfrid Brambell, adapted from the much-loved TV series. Steptoe and Son ran for eight series on BBC TV and even spawned two feature films. Such was the series' popularity in the mid-1960s that the cast specially recorded several episodes for BBC radio. Here, collected together for the first time, are all episodes from the fifth and sixth radio series, scripted by Hancock's Half Hour creators Ray Galton and Alan Simpson.

The master of puns and hilarious one liners returns with a great new show. Stewart devoted the show to his father - who was a roofer. 'So Dad, if you're up there....'

Chubby's back! With "The Good, the Bad and..." taking centre stage as the "Fat Bastard", rest assured Chubby's still the crudest and rudest comedian on the circuit. Watch him "shooting out the gags" live from The Forum Theatre, Teesside, filmed on his 2007 nationwide tour. Enjoy Chubby's unique take and review of Brokeback Mountain and him tackling such subjects as dealing with crocodiles. One thing's for certain, he's still the world's most outrageous and extravagant comedian.

Lee Evans - Big - Live at the O2 was recorded at London's O2 Arena where Lee played 5 sell-out nights in 2008 to over 80,000 people. Lee is at his peak with big stand up, big effects and a big performance what has to be the biggest download of the year.