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EARLY ACCESS: Nicole's First TikTok!

🕑 Added 2022-07-18 15:00:07 +0000 UTC

Comments

Maddie K

So the “customer” was Poppy right?!?! Lmao

Kate Bummer

Amazing!!!

Cait MB

👩🏽‍🍳💋

Gwen Delaney

😂😂👏👏

NiliMoto

Omg drew dressed up as nicole dressed up as the guy for the tiktok. The double agent and i didn't even notice at first

Cyndi Hartley

This was great

Amanda Montgomery

Yes, this shoulder dance is hilarious

Sabrina Moskal

This is perfection!

ThatKitchenGuy

So you love and support his content, but you just wish he’d change his entire content to suit YOUR sense of humour? Did you want to speak with a manager about that too?

Ash

From the sound and tone of his responses, while you may not be "a fan" of those influences and preferences, he is. On *several* posts/videos now your suggestions are that the humor be completely different from what he has been known for producing and the majority of fans enjoy. Why?

Suzanne Pitchford

I’m so sorry Drew, I’m not being critical per sa just wanting the best out of Bistro, that’s all. No Country is better or worse than the other, my fault at poor wording. I’m just highlighting the differences as a viewer. We found our 3 weeks in Lemon Grove San Diego different to the British culture in as much as they tend to speak more superficially on the surface whereas when Brits get together at say for example the good old local pub we delve deep and huddle in groups saying it as it is. Our American friends couldn’t understand this. I’m not a fan of John Cleese or Monty Python as I’m more situational satirical. Thank you x

Drew Talbert

I responded above!

Drew Talbert

My favorites from Britain are Mitchell and Webb, the original The Office, and I was raised on Monty Python. Seems like a diverse sense of humor even within those three examples. So, while I do agree the British sense of humor has a reputation for being more dry and full of word play, it doesn't mean it always is or that American comedy always isn't. I trained here in Los Angeles at The Groundlings (student and teacher) and we place a great emphasis on playing the reality of the scene and grounded, recognizable characters.

Suzanne Pitchford

As a Patreon I would love your thoughts

Suzanne Pitchford

We in the UK 🇬🇧 have a different sense of humour… we like satirical comedy and true to life things. Please look up ‘Only fools and horses’ Drew, you won’t quite understand the difference but it may give you tips. The other UK 🇬🇧 comedy is ‘Little Britain’ very crude and now mostly banned because it is not politically correct. There is also a very old vintage iconic legendary ‘Steptoe & Son’. In other words we love true life. We spent recently 3 weeks on San Diego and learnt one thing (please don’t take offence) the Americans are all gloss and no substance and they just don’t get the British sense of humour. In the UK 🇬🇧 we go out and form groups which get each other’s humour. A bit like the old movie Oliver Twist in the olden days. We love play on words and genuine humour.

Suzanne Pitchford

I love Nicole she is one of my top three characters in Bistro Huddy. I loved the scene with our lovely Bridget where they discussed bartender’s shaking cocktails. Nicole looked innocent when Bridget asked how she knew each bartenders rhythm… we need more play on words and situations please 🙏