This week on the channel +43K views this week

Behind Farmer Michael, Sir Stevo Timothy's Late Late conversation

The television interview is the channel's busiest upload right now, during a week without new videos.

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Sir Stevo Timothy Story of November 8, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Stevo on the Late Late Show

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0:00A Farmer Michael sketch about hoarding bread precedes the studio interview.
1:05Timothy describes returning to alcohol after five years of sobriety.
1:54He recalls the shame and guilt he felt the following morning.
2:12Lockdown and the loss of live performances contributed to fears that his career was finished.
3:43He recounts how concerned viewers alerted Gardaí, who intervened during his crisis.

Farmer Michael supplies the opening joke, frantically hoarding bread before a storm. Then "Stevo on the Late Late Show " turns from the character to the person behind him, as Sir Stevo Timothy sits down with Ryan Tubridy.

Timothy describes returning to alcohol after five years of sobriety, and the shame he felt afterwards. He also explains how lockdown, the loss of live performances and fears about his career contributed to a mental health crisis. It is a plain-spoken conversation about an experience far removed from his exaggerated comic persona.

No new uploads arrived this week, but the channel added roughly 43,000 views. Subscribers held steady, while its daily viewing is a little below its usual level. Among similarly sized comedy channels, Remy Zee had a particularly busy week; Brian Xu and Sir Stevo Timothy both had more modest viewing totals and unchanged subscriber counts.

The Late Late upload has the most momentum among his videos right now. Elsewhere on the shelf, "When Farmer Michael meets Eminem (Dear Mike)" continues to draw views, alongside the older Lucy Kennedy interview, another opportunity to hear Timothy speak outside the character.

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