Comedy royalty Vic Reeves turned an ordinary Central line journey into a sidesplitting spectacle this week, leaving fellow passengers in absolute stitches with his unforgettable performance.
The beloved entertainer, whose real name is Jim Moir, was spotted demonstrating his legendary athleticism by swinging from overhead handrails like a seasoned gymnast - much to the delight of stunned commuters.
Eyewitnesses described how the 65-year-old comic genius effortlessly hoisted himself up, gripping the rail with both hands before launching into a series of playful swings that transformed the mundane commute into an impromptu comedy show.
One amazed passenger managed to capture the hilarious moment on camera, showing Reeves beaming with delight as he swung back and forth, completely oblivious to the astonished reactions around him.
The surreal display prompted roaring laughter throughout the carriage, with many commuters instantly recognising the iconic comedian from his famous partnerships with Bob Mortimer and numerous television appearances.
This isn't the first time Reeves has brought his unique brand of humour to public transport. The star has built a reputation for turning everyday situations into extraordinary comic moments, proving that his talent for surreal entertainment extends far beyond the television studio.
Fans quickly took to social media to share their delight at the unexpected encounter, with many praising the comedian for bringing joy to what would otherwise have been just another routine journey across the capital.
Reeves, who continues to tour with his comedy shows alongside Bob Mortimer, demonstrated that even after decades in entertainment, he still knows how to surprise and delight audiences - whether on stage or swinging through the London Underground.
