What does the owain hughes joke mean on gavin and Stacey?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, the Owain Hughes joke on Gavin and Stacey is like a classic bit where Mick Shipman, played by Larry Lamb, pretends to know someone named Owain Hughes to avoid an awkward situation. It's basically a running gag throughout the show where Mick hilariously brings up this made-up character whenever he needs a quick excuse or diversion. It's just a silly, light-hearted joke that adds to the comedy of the series.

Answer 2

Oh honey, that joke is as simple as a peanut butter sandwich. Owain Hughes is just a made-up name that Bryn uses in the show to avoid revealing the identity of a certain someone. It's all part of the comedic charm of "Gavin and Stacey," so just sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride.

Answer 3

It a play on the nameOWEN HUGHES

You'll hear "hes Owen hughes" - response "does he?" - response "NO, he doesn't"

What your hearing is;

Hes owing hughes (as in owing someone something in this case Hughes)

Does he ?(as in does he owe hughes anything)

No he doesn't

Silly, but one of those play on word sounds - There is a comedian and broadcaster with BBC Wales whose stage name is...............Owen Money (Owing Money!).

Answer 4

Owen huges as in owing hughes. for example and man called Owen money would be owing money!