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RIP Sean Hughes

Only knew him from Buzzcocks but definitely a shame, was a funny man and seemed like a decent one too.
 
This is really sad, seem him live a few times, most recently in January as part of a show with other comedians. I got to shake his hand and he gave me a bottle of plonk after I won 'best pub joke from the audience' where we had to scribble some jokes and plonk them in a bowl. As the joke was Irish based (stolen for that matter) he delivered the punch line brilliantly.
 
I did smile at this one:


I used to love his show on Radio London - think it was Sunday mornings - he did a great interview with Morrissey once on that (would've been around 1999/2000 ish) which I think i might still have on tape. Saw him at the Big Chill festival around that time too.

Last saw him walking on Hampstead Heath a few months ago - he lived round here somewhere, the Whittington hospital is just up the road from us.

Very very sad RIP Sean
 
I was sure these 2 people.....were the same...:confused:

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He wasn't a very nice person in my experience but I'm sorry he's died. That's no age
I was only aware of him through the various panel shows he appeared on, along with his stand up from a few years ago. I probably shouldn't ask, on an RIP thread, but why was he not a nice person (if you want to go into it of course)?
 
Fuck. Loved Sean Hughes and loved Sean show. His skit about teenagers with pencil moustaches still makes grin. RIP Sean.
 
I was only aware of him through the various panel shows he appeared on, along with his stand up from a few years ago. I probably shouldn't ask, on an RIP thread, but why was he not a nice person (if you want to go into it of course)?
I used to work on the door on my boyfriend's club (which was in a tiny backroom of a pub in Camden) and a couple of times he pulled the 'do you know I am' trick to get in for free and was really rude when I told him that we didn't let celebs in free. It was only £3 on the door and we barely broke even most weeks. He was the only 'celebrity' who tried it on. That was a long time ago - maybe he was less of a prick as he got older.
 
I used to work on the door on my boyfriend's club (which was in a tiny backroom of a pub in Camden) and a couple of times he pulled the 'do you know I am' trick to get in for free and was really rude when I told him that we didn't let celebs in free. It was only £3 on the door and we barely broke even most weeks. He was the only 'celebrity' who tried it on. That was a long time ago - maybe he was less of a prick as he got older.
cheers
 
I'd heard he was a bit of a dick too (by someone who served him at a hotel or something, can't quite remember). But people have off days, so idk.

I thought he was funny back in the day.
 
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