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Jay and Silent Bob Get Old

This event has now finished Sat Feb 18 Hammersmith Apollo, 45 Queen Caroline St, London, W6 9QH Full details & map

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Jay and Silent Bob

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The cult stars of 'Clerks', 'Chasing Amy', 'Dogma' and spin-off feature 'Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back', Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes record their wildly popular podcast at the Hammersmith Apollo. The pair discuss their long friendship, getting their Hollywood breaks and becoming icons for stoner kids everywhere.

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Hammersmith Apollo, 45 Queen Caroline St, London W6 9QH

Transport Hammersmith

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0844 844 4748

http://www.hammersmithapollo.net

£35-£30

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Comments & ratings 1/5 (Average of 6 ratings)

By jimmy - Feb 20 2012

1/5

this was so bad. also walked out and felt like i'd been really ripped off by these two as they were clearly doing it just for the money. There was no structure, no originality and, worst of all, no wit to any of it. Being really rude is fine if it's also got some cleverness to it but this was less funny than the average lewd conversation you might overhear from a bunch of schoolboys on the bus. They were about 40 minutes late getting on stage, didn't apologize for this then made us sing happy birthday to one of their relatives! They both (especially Kevin) reeked of their own self importance seemingly convinced that any drivel they spouted would automatically be comedy gold. It wasn't. I would have loved it if the audience had gone silent and revealed to them what a sad affair the whole thing was. Unfortunately this was not the case and people laughed along, much to my bewilderment. I'm glad that the other reviewers on this page agree with me and that at least a few people recognize a load of rubbish when they see it.

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By Tal - Feb 20 2012

1/5

Also walked out after about an hour or so. Really loved Audience with... Loved his earlier films, this was just self indulgent and lazy. They had nothing to say and no way to say it :-(

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By Rich - Feb 20 2012

1/5

We also walked out. Awful.

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By Jo Rolls - Feb 19 2012

1/5

Utterly disappointed. What a waste of a Saturday evening and a few hours of my life. Late starting and then utter drivel. No structure (fine if it's funny), no interest, very very few laughs and a huge let down. I can't believe that they need to make money that much that they feel they had to produce this atrocious piece of "comedy" theatre. Seriously bad - so much so we left after 1hr for fear of becoming comatosed with boredom.

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By Phil Swales - Feb 19 2012

3/5

It was good, but not great. It was 40 minutes late starting, and after a self-indulgent moment when we all had to sing Happy Birthday to Kevin's mother-in-law, the show kicked off with rambling anecdote about Bedknobs and Broomsticks.

Thankfully, it got better after that, but seemed to end abruptly after getting people on stage to make up new sexual positions with Jason Mewes.

I felt a bit short-changed, ultimately.