Roy Chubby Brown: Saturday Night Beaver Trailer (1996)
"Outrageous stand-up live at Sheffield City Hall"30 October 1996Comedy57 mins
Sit back and steady yourself for another large portion of the man in the patchwork suit. Roy "Chubby" Brown is back with a vengeance. Filmed live in Sheffield, this stand-up genius is taking no prisoners in a full frontal assault on your undercarriage. So, put your feet up and settle back for an hour of rip-roaring laughter - you won't be able to take your eyes off his finely polished helmet.
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