Such great antics, and great puppiters. I miss the days where we all use to laugh so much. God bless Johnny Carson. Thank you for all you did to help us all to enjoy our lives.
The way in which Rod Hull was able to imbue Emu with so much personality -- even though Emu never said a word (and never needed to!) -- is incredible and shows you just how gifted a puppeteer he was. The body language he gives to Emu is simply wonderful to watch.
@Bengt Handlebars Exactly...the little side gestures such as when Emu would twitch his head or look out at the audience while Rod was talking, just like a real bird his size probably would. The expression which I loved best of all is when Emu would wrinkle his beak to show that he was annoyed or angry.
Some of us still do, but so many want to find fault in everything. It bums me out. I'm in my 50's, and I have some friends who are now under that spell. They used to laugh and enjoy humor as much as I did, but they are driven by being superior to all now. I just hope the people wake up from this at some point.
Never seen this before, didnt even know Rod went to America. Fantastic! Another English export for us to be proud of. And Johnny Carson was a brilliant sport for playing along. Thanks for posting
This was even funnier than the famous appearance on Parkinson. Rod had clearly perfected his art by then. I had a friend who worked with him in panto at the Liverpool Empire in 1975. Rod told him he wanted to make it on his own but must have realised he was joined at the hip to Emu. Great times, great laughs!!! Thank you Rod!
The fear Rod Hull was able to inspire in so many adults is hilarious. I love how he gets Emu to do a cheeky look to camera before he attacks, it's those tiny details that elevate this to legendary status.
It's not just Emu's facial expressions...it's the fact that Emu FIDGETS when he's sitting on Rod's lap exactly like a real animal or child would (looking around the room, etc.). This is part of what made Emu seem so very lifelike (and what made Rod an incredibly gifted puppeteer) -- he had it down to a science. It's difficult visually to connect Rod to Emu's nugatory movements because they appear to be unconscious as they would be in real life which makes it seem completely natural.
I met Rod Hull and Emu when I was a kid back in the late 70s when they were in panto. He came into the audience and Emu started biting everyone including some poor man 2 seats to my right :D
I just love this. It is so crazy to see a bird attack Johnny. It is not shown here, but at the end of the show, Richard Pryor makes a smart remark to it, and it attacks him too.
I've made a puppet from one of the socks on my feet for all 3 of my children. Of all the toys they've had over the years the improv sock got the best reactions. Rod was a master at this for children and adults. RIP.
@@johnnyhammer no Parkinson hated it and his,laughter was force. He admits this. He said several times that his attack was much more then what he expected. He did try and be a sport by laughing but he hated it. Plus at the end he looked really pissed of and said " I knew we should not had booked it" as he put his shoe's back on. He was angry big time!!; clarkson loved it but to be fair to Parkinson his attack was much more violent lol Parkinson did see the funny side years,later tho and would laugh about it. He even did a advert with emu years later.
@@donnn-sg4mk Parkinson wanted to be as big as Carson but unlike Carson felt the way to be taken seriously was to be serious. So whereas Carson was confident enough to be 'attacked and ridiculed' by Emu, Parkinson was not. They are light years apart as even being British myself I can see Carson was just so comfortable in the role and at ease with it. Parkinson was not. His 'I can see it was funny' change of heart years later was probably a business move more than honest. It riled him for ages as he thought it made him look silly. Carson did not give a damn about looking silly and so looked great here.
this....thing...scared...the SHIT outta me as a kid. I totally understood Ventriloquism, just as a kid you SEE his other arm and is like waaaiiit....if BOTH his arms are there....WTF!!??!! lol
Wholly SHEET! Never HEARD of EMU, and he's a RIOT! Johnny definitely had some fierce-some animals on from time to time, but I think EMU wins the prize. LMAO!
I remember seeing this live, musta been around 40 years ago. Geeze time sure flies, so cool to have the internet to time travel. It's all magical to me.
Appeared on "The Hudson Brothers Show" (Bill, Brett & Mark) on CBS in August of 1974 for 4 episodes. Then CBS decided to do a Saturday morning series called "The Hudson Brothers Razzle Dazzle Show" for 15 episodes from September 1974 till September of 1975!!
Rod Hull and Emu were once on a chat show with Billy Connolly. Anticipating the usual avian assault Big Yin turned to Rod Hull and growled “if that bird so much as touches me I’ll break his neck and your arm in one go”. Emu was uncharacteristically calm that evening!
Mr.Carson has more than charm.He's got great rapport AND respect with his guests including the feathered ones.Nobody is as good as him.Letterman would look like a fool compared to him
Late night shows today couldn't carry Carson's water. They all suffer from Trump Derangement Syndrome. Carson never talked politics .He didn't need to.
@@furrykef Are YOU KIDDING? Obviously, you weren't a true Carson fan . A lot of people did "impersonations" of politicians . Today, the hosts push their political narratives . Watch *Johnny Carson on discussing politics* right here on TH-cam .
@@timothyball742 Thats my childhood you are trampling on, 😂. I can clearly see his keepers' arm around the bird. I heard the bird flew ahead and his keeper (Mr Hull) caught a later flight and met him on the hotel roof. It must be true... a man in a pub told me.
That Emu was a menace, it was always attacking people. The owner should have been ordered to keep it under control, I can't believe he was allowed to keep bringing it onto TV shows.
What a great clip of Rod Hull & Emu. They used to make me giggle my head off as a kid back in the seventies. Johnny Carson is a good sport, taking all the fun in really good humor. It made me laugh, when he tickles Emu's tootsies (at 2:10) and Emu loves it initially, but then, as unpredictable as ever, decides he's had enough of it and goes for Johnny. :) I also think it's really lovely to see Richard Pryor joining in the fun. I love it, when after Emu tries his coffee (at 2:53) , Rod warns Richard 'he doesn't like coffee' and Emu curls his upper lip at Richard (which was a key indication Emu was not happy!). The look on Richard's face as he half anticipates an attack is priceless. He knows what could be coming, heh-heh! Love it! :)
@@stephenguppy3466 Why did Parky have a point? He MUST have known what was going to happen! Because it ALWAYS happened when Rod Hull & Emu were on. It was part of the act - it was what the audience expected when Emu came on. If it hadn't happened, they'd have been disappointed - the audience is always right because they're the ones buying the tickets! Parky did laugh, but he did look a bit annoyed, too. I can't really understand it - either you have him on and know you're going to get a mauling - or you don't invite him.
So, this emu is like an institution over in England? Like the Two Ronnies? I mean I've heard of Doctor Emu and the Deadly Dustbins but that's all I really know.
Well, in all fairness, Emu *did* wrinkle his beak at Pryor...which at least as often as not was a prelude to a violent attack! (Hull's appearances often became rather rough-and-tumble...)
Hi guys that was really great 👍 and funny 😄 i couldn’t stop Laughing at E.M.U. Rod hull was really funny 😄 in today’s world 🌎 you need a bit of simple laughter we need more people like 👍 him David 🇬🇧🙏❤️👍
When Johnny could even turn the ridiculous into a hilarious...and eventually treasured...moment of that evening or that time. He consistently set such an extremely high standard that talk show hosts in general (in spite of their adoring fans) have to admit to standing on that foundation in building their own careers...
I’m only 14 but I LOVE the 70s 80s shows, like they’re so simple and so funny and even tho I’m not of that generation I still find them hilarious and at Christmas I have to beg my parents to record Morecambe and Wise (they’re my favourite) and yeah it’s a little outdated and offensive but still it’s honestly amazing and I wish there were still comedians out there like that, like whenever I hear an ambulance I have to say ‘they’re not gonna sell any ice cream going that fast’ - it’s literally amazing I’m actually obsessed with these kind of programmes they’re just fun to watch cz it’s not dramatic or political it’s just funny and I live for it
If you don’t know about it already, there’s a great TH-cam channel called videotapeftw which has tons of tv content from that time period on it, including rod’s show emu’s world
I like Johnny Carson even more now, man what a good sport doing that. You wouldnt think Johnny would be the type to be able to do that to. Maybe Emu knew better than to attack Richard Pyror.. Billy Conolly was on parkinson during THAT episode when Emu went mad and attacked Parkinson. At the end Emu went to attack Billy and Billy said " i tell you what Emu, if u attack me, i'll break his arm and your bloody neck.." ! Emu left Billy alone.
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Such great antics, and great puppiters. I miss the days where we all use to laugh so much. God bless Johnny Carson. Thank you for all you did to help us all to enjoy our lives.
The way he makes it look like the Emu is moving him around is brilliant puppetry.
Puppetry? He was a Bird....no?
The way in which Rod Hull was able to imbue Emu with so much personality -- even though Emu never said a word (and never needed to!) -- is incredible and shows you just how gifted a puppeteer he was. The body language he gives to Emu is simply wonderful to watch.
OreadNYC I absolutely loved Rod Hull and Emu, the bird was just hilarious!
It's scary how real he made that bird.
@Bengt Handlebars Exactly...the little side gestures such as when Emu would twitch his head or look out at the audience while Rod was talking, just like a real bird his size probably would.
The expression which I loved best of all is when Emu would wrinkle his beak to show that he was annoyed or angry.
Sorry....what do you mean by "Puppeteer" ?
The women laughing in the background is hilarious, laughter is one of the best feelings in the world
From June 1983, and today (March 2019) it's STILL funnier than a lot of "comedy" on TV today.
I agree
I just watched this segment, 😂 I had tears in my eyes with laughter especially when emu went for his neck
Ditto for September, 2024.
It's great to hear Americans laugh so much at crazy british humor. This was when Americans has a sense of humor.
Some of us still do, but so many want to find fault in everything. It bums me out. I'm in my 50's, and I have some friends who are now under that spell. They used to laugh and enjoy humor as much as I did, but they are driven by being superior to all now. I just hope the people wake up from this at some point.
@@Iamacardinalfan It's like the Church Lady's superior dance, but now it's a different group of people who want to look down their nose at others.
So true and we don't get comedians like Rod Hull any more and if we did they'd get cancelled
@@Iamacardinalfan are you saying you want your friends to wake up and become *gasp* WOKE?!?! OHH NOOOEEES
@@revivedfears wokeness is a disease that perpetuates all the negative traits that it professes to be fighting against.
Johnny's response when he first got attacked 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂!! Omg, freaking hilarious!! ❤
Loved the way he went along with the sthick!!!
Never seen this before, didnt even know Rod went to America. Fantastic! Another English export for us to be proud of. And Johnny Carson was a brilliant sport for playing along.
Thanks for posting
To have one of the greatest comedians ever laughing means you have something special.
This was even funnier than the famous appearance on Parkinson. Rod had clearly perfected his art by then.
I had a friend who worked with him in panto at the Liverpool Empire in 1975. Rod told him he wanted to make it on his own but must have realised he was joined at the hip to Emu. Great times, great laughs!!! Thank you Rod!
This was awesome, Johnny just went with it, soooo classic. I miss Richard and Johnny.
The fear Rod Hull was able to inspire in so many adults is hilarious. I love how he gets Emu to do a cheeky look to camera before he attacks, it's those tiny details that elevate this to legendary status.
It's not just Emu's facial expressions...it's the fact that Emu FIDGETS when he's sitting on Rod's lap exactly like a real animal or child would (looking around the room, etc.). This is part of what made Emu seem so very lifelike (and what made Rod an incredibly gifted puppeteer) -- he had it down to a science. It's difficult visually to connect Rod to Emu's nugatory movements because they appear to be unconscious as they would be in real life which makes it seem completely natural.
Saw this when I was a kid and it still kills me. Carson was a good sport.
Same
Johnny Carson wasn't a 'Good Sport'- he was a-GREAT COMEDIAN, with an impeccable sense of 'timing'- in other words, he went where the 'laughter' was.
If I remember correctly, Rod Hull and Emu appeared regularly on Saturday mornings in the U.S. via the Hudson Brothers Show on CBS.
Yes! Funny show. My sis and I always called the emu skits 'hand be the bird'
I SURE MISS JOHHNY CARSON AND ALL THE GREAT ENTERTAINMENT WHEN HE LEFT THAT'S WHEN THE TONIGHT SHOW DIED
Absolutely YES.
I miss him very much so.
Yes he was a bit special wasn't he.
I met Rod Hull and Emu when I was a kid back in the late 70s when they were in panto. He came into the audience and Emu started biting everyone including some poor man 2 seats to my right :D
Rod Hull was so talented, but Emu was evil. Another great talent taken way before his time.
Richard Pryor be thinking' I'm tripping here' 😂😂😂
A privilege and an honour to be attacked by that malevolent bird
I just love this. It is so crazy to see a bird attack Johnny. It is not shown here, but at the end of the show, Richard Pryor makes a smart remark to it, and it attacks him too.
johnny was such a good sport and knew how to make most of comedic situation. Perfection.
so funny Johnny carson loves it, Rod and Emu were very popular here in the UK we all loved them..
The crowd are in hysterics, lovin' it! Brilliant!
Now that was original, and funny. I've never seen an act like that.
I've made a puppet from one of the socks on my feet for all 3 of my children. Of all the toys they've had over the years the improv sock got the best reactions. Rod was a master at this for children and adults. RIP.
Omg I'm in tears. Hilarious!!
Johnny laughed when he was attacked. Compare this with the miserable Mike Parkinson!
Parkinson was laughing his head off, too. What are you on about?
I think Parkinson was furious after the show when it happened, but saw the funny side of it some years later.
@@johnnyhammer no Parkinson hated it and his,laughter was force. He admits this. He said several times that his attack was much more then what he expected. He did try and be a sport by laughing but he hated it. Plus at the end he looked really pissed of and said " I knew we should not had booked it" as he put his shoe's back on. He was angry big time!!; clarkson loved it but to be fair to Parkinson his attack was much more violent lol Parkinson did see the funny side years,later tho and would laugh about it. He even did a advert with emu years later.
Just watched it. He didn't seem miserable, was playing along as the annoyed guy really well.
@@donnn-sg4mk Parkinson wanted to be as big as Carson but unlike Carson felt the way to be taken seriously was to be serious. So whereas Carson was confident enough to be 'attacked and ridiculed' by Emu, Parkinson was not.
They are light years apart as even being British myself I can see Carson was just so comfortable in the role and at ease with it. Parkinson was not. His 'I can see it was funny' change of heart years later was probably a business move more than honest. It riled him for ages as he thought it made him look silly.
Carson did not give a damn about looking silly and so looked great here.
So many memories from when I was a kid.
Richard is probably so fried he thinks Emu’s real.
That's so funny!
I love how Pryor keeps this 'Leave me out of this' look on his face.
this....thing...scared...the SHIT outta me as a kid. I totally understood Ventriloquism, just as a kid you SEE his other arm and is like waaaiiit....if BOTH his arms are there....WTF!!??!! lol
On the side, Richard's reactions and facial expressions are priceless.
My mother used to fall out of her Lazy Boy laughing at that bird. Good memories. Thanks for posting.
Hahahaha lmfao 👋🤣👍that was some funny shit! I used to watch carson all the time, very funny show.😎👍
I'd like to have seen "Madame" do that to Johnny.
Wholly SHEET! Never HEARD of EMU, and he's a RIOT! Johnny definitely had some fierce-some animals on from time to time, but I think EMU wins the prize. LMAO!
It was so tragic when Rod Hull died, he was on his roof trying to fix his t.v Ariel in high winds and he was blown off it by a high gust .
I just loved the EMU as a kid and still do.
Love how Johnny just went with it because he knew it was funny. =)
I remember seeing this live, musta been around 40 years ago. Geeze time sure flies, so cool to have the internet to time travel. It's all magical to me.
Appeared on "The Hudson Brothers Show" (Bill, Brett & Mark) on CBS in August of 1974 for 4 episodes. Then CBS decided to do a Saturday morning series called "The Hudson Brothers Razzle Dazzle Show" for 15 episodes from September 1974 till September of 1975!!
Matthew Clark , just saw that show with the emu guy, funny!!!
That Emu always scared me when I was a kid.
Rod fell off his roof trying to get a better picture on his satellite TV watching his beloved Man utd, at least Emu survived.
Rod Hull and Emu were once on a chat show with Billy Connolly. Anticipating the usual avian assault Big Yin turned to Rod Hull and growled “if that bird so much as touches me I’ll break his neck and your arm in one go”. Emu was uncharacteristically calm that evening!
I remember this man so well. Good comedy is a thing of the past unfortunately.
Mr.Carson has more than charm.He's got great rapport AND respect with his guests including the feathered ones.Nobody is as good as him.Letterman would look like a fool compared to him
It’s so funny the way Emu reacts when Johnny goes for his foot
Rod Hull, friggin legend peeps. Sorely missed over 20 years now since he died 😪😔
Come on you Irons.
I watched this as a kid and it scared me. I’m 48 now, and it makes me mildly uncomfortable.
Yes, but Rod and Emu were harmless. 1970s entertainers turned out to be not what they seemed! Saville, Glitter, Rolf. 😲
Weird
Rod died by falling from his roof at home, he was trying to fix his antenna.... They say it was EMUs fault for not holding on!!!!
Are u kidding?
Janet Harned that's what it say ms on Wikipedia
True story...except for the Emu part!! He was trying to get his ariel sorted to watch a football match.
Jonny Carson was my favourite tv show growing up 😂😂😂😂
Not many celebrity crossed paths with EMU and came out unscathed. RIP Rod Hull
Omg this brings back some childhood memories 😊....Emu was mad haha
Late night shows today couldn't carry Carson's water. They all suffer from Trump Derangement Syndrome. Carson never talked politics .He didn't need to.
Are you kidding? One of Carson's best-known sketches has him playing Ronald Reagan.
@@furrykef Are YOU KIDDING? Obviously, you weren't a true Carson fan . A lot of people did "impersonations" of politicians . Today, the hosts push their political narratives .
Watch *Johnny Carson on discussing politics* right here on TH-cam .
I did not know Emu made it across the Atlantic! (and some say Emu's can't fly)?
Nigel, that man brought EMU over to California, just look at how his hand is up EMUs butt!
@@timothyball742 Thats my childhood you are trampling on, 😂. I can clearly see his keepers' arm around the bird. I heard the bird flew ahead and his keeper (Mr Hull) caught a later flight and met him on the hotel roof. It must be true... a man in a pub told me.
@@nigelcarren Yes and mine too. 11/11/1951 so my age is from that time frame, if you got hurt, sorry!
Nice to see Emu across the pond!!
Of course emus can fly. Just never anything lower than first class...
I grew up watching Rod Hull & Emu absolutely fantastic nearly in tears watching that 😂😂
That was a great bit. Sill laughed out loud.
That Emu was a menace, it was always attacking people. The owner should have been ordered to keep it under control, I can't believe he was allowed to keep bringing it onto TV shows.
What a great clip of Rod Hull & Emu. They used to make me giggle my head off as a kid back in the seventies. Johnny Carson is a good sport, taking all the fun in really good humor. It made me laugh, when he tickles Emu's tootsies (at 2:10) and Emu loves it initially, but then, as unpredictable as ever, decides he's had enough of it and goes for Johnny. :)
I also think it's really lovely to see Richard Pryor joining in the fun. I love it, when after Emu tries his coffee (at 2:53) , Rod warns Richard 'he doesn't like coffee' and Emu curls his upper lip at Richard (which was a key indication Emu was not happy!). The look on Richard's face as he half anticipates an attack is priceless. He knows what could be coming, heh-heh! Love it! :)
This was one of Richard's first appearances after burning himself. Rod was warned that Richard was still in recovery and couldn't be jostled
The funniest JC one I ever saw. Good FB share~ can hardly hear it though.
Lol this is the funniest thing ever
Look up spit the dog even funnier.
@wujidao I forgot about Basil now there's funny.
Remember a documentary about Rodney Stephen Hull and NBC had asked him not to get physical with Johnny in his act, but he did anyway.
Ron Hull had a kids show. I’m still terrified of emu.
Imagine Rod Hull in SNL
Would've been great for the '70s show when they had muppets. LOL
First time I ever seen this clip. I'm in tears 😂😂
You can never do this those days comedy gold
If *Comedy God* Richard Pryor is in stitches behind You , You know your doing something right ! :)
I had no idea Rod and Emu were that famous as to mix it with Carson and Pryor!
The guy with the bird looks a little like Robert Plant with all that hair 😆😆😆
A truly fearless pioneer! 🇬🇧😂🇺🇲
Richard Pryor is like, wtf am I here for with this ?
Miss Johnny Carson ! He was a funny guy ! Made me laugh so very hard !
Hilarious, but the Michael Parkinson one is even better 😊
It’s corny humor but it works! I always end up laughing at this stuff. RIP Rod Hull and Emu
I know, we all know it's just Rods's arm inside a puppet but it's as funny as fuck!
This piece was brilliant comedy. Johnny's producers told Hull not to attack Johnny in his act here,....but he didn't stick to that plan obviously.
How to grope women in plain sight and get away with it.
And they both lived happily ever after 😂
Emu! how can you help but think its alive. Genius. and Johnny Carson is cool about the attacks not like Parky
Parky had a point, actually.
@@stephenguppy3466 Why did Parky have a point? He MUST have known what was going to happen! Because it ALWAYS happened when Rod Hull & Emu were on. It was part of the act - it was what the audience expected when Emu came on. If it hadn't happened, they'd have been disappointed - the audience is always right because they're the ones buying the tickets! Parky did laugh, but he did look a bit annoyed, too. I can't really understand it - either you have him on and know you're going to get a mauling - or you don't invite him.
3:13 I love that thing with emu where he looks to right giving him Johnny the look like “what’s wrong with him he’s bonkers?”
Emus so funny.
EMU attacked Gay Byrne on the Irish chat show The Late Late Show years ago as well
Always hysterical. One of the classics.
So, this emu is like an institution over in England? Like the Two Ronnies? I mean I've heard of Doctor Emu and the Deadly Dustbins but that's all I really know.
He was during the 70's/80's. Sadly Rod Hull died some years back after falling off the roof of his house,
Is it me or did Richard Pryor look kind of scared there?
yeah, I Was hoping he was gonna square up and go all spook eyes and shit, that would have been halairious...
Well, in all fairness, Emu *did* wrinkle his beak at Pryor...which at least as often as not was a prelude to a violent attack! (Hull's appearances often became rather rough-and-tumble...)
Brotha's don't take no sh#t from no Emu.
I read somewhere he had only recently had surgery at the time, probably why.
Wouldn't you? lol
Hi guys that was really great 👍 and funny 😄 i couldn’t stop Laughing at E.M.U. Rod hull was really funny 😄 in today’s world 🌎 you need a bit of simple laughter we need more people like 👍 him David 🇬🇧🙏❤️👍
Back when you watch tv late night to forget days turmoil's.
Definitely in the top 3 of all puppets!
This has to be a work as rule number one on the show was DO NOT TOUCH JOHNNY. He is totally loving it, though.
You guys were legends god bless you
and now you have stephen colbert...
I'd quite like to see Emu have a go at him.
I keep expecting him to say "Why don't we meet our PINK WINDMILL KIDS?!"
When Johnny could even turn the ridiculous into a hilarious...and eventually treasured...moment of that evening or that time. He consistently set such an extremely high standard that talk show hosts in general (in spite of their adoring fans) have to admit to standing on that foundation in building their own careers...
i remember this guy. hilarious. real emus kind of goofy and they do go after people. funny seeing it go after carson 😂
I’m only 14 but I LOVE the 70s 80s shows, like they’re so simple and so funny and even tho I’m not of that generation I still find them hilarious and at Christmas I have to beg my parents to record Morecambe and Wise (they’re my favourite) and yeah it’s a little outdated and offensive but still it’s honestly amazing and I wish there were still comedians out there like that, like whenever I hear an ambulance I have to say ‘they’re not gonna sell any ice cream going that fast’ - it’s literally amazing I’m actually obsessed with these kind of programmes they’re just fun to watch cz it’s not dramatic or political it’s just funny and I live for it
If you don’t know about it already, there’s a great TH-cam channel called videotapeftw which has tons of tv content from that time period on it, including rod’s show emu’s world
Well said, good to see youth of today enjoying these older shows, today's stuff is just awful cgi woke inspired trash. Keep it up kid!
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Says it all about British comedy doesn't it. You had Richard Pryor and George Carlin, we had Rod Hull and Emu!
key buckley; I'm American, and I hate Pryor and Carlin, but I love Peter Sellers, Monty Python's flying circus, and Benny Hill.
What about Rod Hull & Emu?
@@keybuckley ; That act was originally from Australia.
Rod Hull's not Australian, he was on English telly.
that's Rod and his Emu. lol a very funny act
More entertaining than Limuemu and Doug
Johny is a pretty good sport
I like Johnny Carson even more now, man what a good sport doing that. You wouldnt think Johnny would be the type to be able to do that to. Maybe Emu knew better than to attack Richard Pyror.. Billy Conolly was on parkinson during THAT episode when Emu went mad and attacked Parkinson. At the end Emu went to attack Billy and Billy said " i tell you what Emu, if u attack me, i'll break his arm and your bloody neck.." ! Emu left Billy alone.
He does attack Pryor at the end... you can see the full clip on my channel.
Classic English Bird!
Oh my gosh this is so hilarious 🤣 🤣🤣 here in 2022
Rod got away with moider. It was the bird doing it.
Rod and emu, Bob carolgese and spit the dog, even Derek fowlds and basil. These were out childhood memories and even now after 40 years make me laugh