Americans React To "Two Ronnies - Round Of Drinks"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
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The amount of skill it took RB to not only conceive the joke, but also to write the lines, remember the lines, and deliver the lines written upside down. back to front and inside out. An absolute genius, the likes of which we will never see again.
indeed, but also consider he didnt actually need to remember ALL of the lines, only the general theme, the rest could be made up on the fly.
"Ice and lemon?"
" If there's room in the glass... "
Has passed into colloquial speech...
Similar to Groucho Marx in 'Go West', when asked if he wanted ice in his whiskey he replied 'No, it takes up too much room'.
The genius of being able to remember all those lines and keep a straight face.
Ronnie Barker was a legend with playing with words 😁
How the guy playing the bartender kept a straight face is brilliant 😂
the tv series 'porridge' starring ronnie barker is one of the all time great comedy series
And it's still on (Dave?)
The conception of this sketch is amazing. Guy has a complete round of complicated drinks to remember, and gradually forgets them as he gets drunk.
That's gold.
But then Ronnie Barker just aces it with his own genius performance.
Gold^2.
It’s a shame America didn’t get British comedy. Being an Aussie, we got so much of British tv. And growing up watching British comedy was hysterical and the old stuff is still funny after all these years.
Agree, the Americans laugh when they shouldn't and remain blank faced when they should laugh.
I saw Ronnie Barker one day outside a school in Oxford and i left him in peace when i really wanted to speak to him. But they were both so well matched and are so missed by many who seek good comedy .
the amazing thing is remembering the words of the script
that's because he wrote them 😂
It’s like watching a master painter or sculptor… with expert flourish of brush, blade or pen, they craft a masterpiece, one effortless swipe at a time….
A granny in Australia says...god how I miss them! I was in my 20's when I saw these on our crappy old black & white TV. Nearly 80 now. I thought they were genius then, and now, even moreso. How they did it with a straight face I will never know! Have you guys watched "The Goodies"? Mental :)
Ronnie Barker was an absolute legend when it came to wordplay.
One of the classic elements of comedy is subverting audience expectations, and the end of this sketch is a great example of this. Up to the last few seconds, the whole joke is about Ronnie B being unable to remember and order a round of drinks, as he gets more confused (and drunk) - but at the last minute, we find the silliest of his confused orders actually being treated like a normal one and the barman having exactly what he asks for to hand! Genius, and comedy gold.
Love 'The Two Ronnies' grew up watching them, so along the same lines as this sketch you need to have a look at "Dinner for One" it is a two-hander (2 actors) one act play it generally is televised every New Years Eve here in Australia, very funny and I enjoy watching it every year
I have the box set of the entire Two Ronnies series (all 12 of them) on DVD. This one is from series 5, which was one of the best for me!
Really!? I often recall the party at which Ronnie B plays a man who is polite and rude in turn but I have never seen it since the first time. Perhaps the rude comments are thought to be too rude these days. Where is that sketch?
I think the "one sack of coke" is a bit more innocent than anything modern. If I remember correctly Coke can also be considered like coal in some older English dialects.
Was going to say coke is coal not cocaine
Yep...well spotted and exactly what I thought...
I grew up on the Wirral and I remember the coal man telling my mum that everyone would have to change to coke... I was so confused as a kid! Until she explained that the whole area had gone smokeless and we would be burning coke briquettes and not coal from then on... 😂
Yep - was going to say that too, more innocent times back then.
The line "I do what I'm knowing" tends to get missed on these things lol
Very much a classic Ronnie Barker line :D
You gotta watch the phantom raspberry blower of old London town.....ir was a regular story segment during one of the many series of The Two Ronnie's
Yes I agree and The Worm has turned 👍🏻👍🏻
Next 2 Ronnies HAS to be "Swear box"
In case it hasn't been mentioned already, the 'coke' isn't drugs. It's a form of coal you put on the BBQ to light and cook your food over.
This is Ronnie Barker at his absolute best.
"Barker", as in the person who stands at the front gate of circuses and carnivals shouting, "Roll up! Roll up! We've got such sights to see you won't believe your eyes!" etc.
Those G&T:s sure hit home pretty quick.
May I suggest, as a follow up, 'Two Ronnies. Best Down the Pub Songs sketch'. This is a must not miss!
It's one thing being able to remember lines, it's another deliberately trying to remember lines that have been forgotten with multiple variations of wrongness, whilst acting drunk. It was hard enough typing that
I memorised one of his sketches for my drama exam at school many moons ago, specifically his Ministry Of Communications piece in which there's almost no single complete sentence. It probably took me a month to get it down; I would play it again and again on my cheap Walkman (now I'm really dating myself 😊). But it was worth it, because I passed with distinction. And I can do the sketch on command even now, because I still can't get it out of my head!
One of their greatest skits is "Encyclopedia salesman". You should definitely react to that one.
Spencer that may be the most I've ever seen you laugh 😂😂
OMG, Spencer. Wetherspoons? C'mon. You need to get a bit lost on a wiggly windy lane, find a village with a pub called The Slaughtered Lamb. Oooh. Will they yokel locals be good or ghoulish? American Werewolf in London film reference there :o)
& a very young rik mayall sat with Brian glover
Have a look at the art gallery sketch by Peter Cook and Dudley Moore. I promise you will love it!
Great comedy sketch, check out this one, Morecambe and Wise, the breakfast.
Brilliant script writing as well as the acting. A real art remembering his lines each time he placed the order, whilst pretending to get more drunk with each gin & tonic.
Been there, done that !
This was shown during family viewing hours.
So glad you finally reacted to this one, I knew you'd love it 😅
COMEDY GOLD
Ronnie Barker wrote for That Was The Week That Was, an avant garde comedy show that featured members of Monty Python.
There were 2 short, mostly silent comedy films called "The Plank" and its own remake which I think had the same name, which feature the cream of British comedy from the 60s-70s, helmed by the very talented Eric Sykes. Well worth a look for some greater context for British comedy.
Sykes shared an office with Milligan - imagine...
Ronnie barker not baker
And he probably nailed it in one tske
I notice you haven't done any of their musical ones which are hilarious
I cant be the only one who forgot the 1st order before he even finished the sentence lol
You need to watch taskmaster please
Hey guys I don't know how many sketches of the two ronnies you've shown but some are on point,it's worth checking out their country &western parody the names are funny I think you'll both appreciate them.
Ronnie Barker
Great to see you laughing so hard, Spencer! :)
Great reaction, guys. I'll have whatever you're drinking!
The Phantom Raspberry Blower of Old London Town..the 2 Ronnie's...a must watch
It's only by watching old comedies like this beauty that you realise just how miserable the world has become.
I feel for the bartender!
Now Your Cooking With Gas 😂
'Bag of coke' in the 70's was more likely coal and not the drug we associate today...I think the 'Two Ronnies' steered well clear of drug references so more innocent than folk might perceive with todays heads...
React to Taskmaster. Start at Series 1. It’s great!
Pure Genius!!😂
P.S. My fave party/pub game is sneakily moving drinks around the table when everyone else is otherwise occupied. You'd be surprised at how many never notice
My bad :o)
The Two Ronnies were masters of word play, they also had at least a couple of sketches decades before their time, likes of the department of S ual (gender) Equality with Ronnie Barker.
"Coke" in this is not cocaine, but it's funnier if it is. :D It's "a grey, hard, and porous coal-based fuel with a high carbon content and few impurities, made by heating coal or oil in the absence of air-a destructive distillation process." From wiki.
I'm English and 44, and I've never seen it in my life.
Yeah...58 here and from a Derbyshire mining town so more familiar with it
You both need to watch the two Ronnie's (racing Pigeon)
The two Ronnie's and Comedians like Billy Connelly, and Peter Kay are keen observers of the little quirks of humanity, but its always with affection. They are not mean comics. Its the best of British humour.
The bag of coke these days takes it to another level 😊
Don't forget Fred Dibnah.
Barker, not Baker.
I've got a feeling you're going to have a good time in the UK. I'm not sure you'll see much outside the four walls of a pub... which is fine.
The Two Ronnies Comedy genius can you please do a reaction to another British legend Dick Emery
2 Ronnie's were a great comedy duo. Hope you guys can do a reaction on Steptoe & Son another great comedy duo.
Steptoe & Son weren't a duo, in the 2R sense; they were lead characters in a very very very etc good show of the same name. (Reversioned in America as "Sanford & Son", fact fans.)
Oh yeah & the films of porridge & Steptoe were Christmas comedy gold
@@markcutting6504 The film of Porridge focused on an escape during a soccer match - are you thinking of one of the TV series extended Christmas special episodes? What happens in it?
(Film had a banging theme tune, though, by Joe Brown, called Free Inside - "Made a wrong turn at seventeen, and it took me down a one-way street...")
Was just saying as a kid I remember the porridge film & Steptoe at xmas.whether it was filmed exclusively for Xmas I can't remember,I was 5/6!yes the football match & the escape & there both found drunk in the cellar.Steptoe I remember a greyhound & a coffin!
Weatherspoons? Give it a miss, or do the tourist thing coz just coz
Has Spencer stopped laughing yet?
Two Ronnies are such legends.....so guys.....when are you finally going to discover the Fast Show? I've seen 100s of your videos and King Boomer's videos and neither of you have done a single video of the Fast Show. Is it banned from TH-cam or something?
Try watching some Dave Allen.
Spencer ring back I ignored the foreign call signal
Why didn't Ronnie C play the barman?
Im guessing you like this one, Spencer
Avoid Weatherspoons
Isn't it Peep Show today? really need a fix..😂
It wasn't cocaine coke
Do you mean Ronnies Barker
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE dont go to a Weatherspoons they are the worst of chain pubs you can imagine. Its alwasy busy because the beer is cheap and those that do a lot of day drinking go there. The food is appalling and mostly mircwaved. Seriously do yourself a favour ask a local or check an online guide for a good pub you will have a much better experience for it.
TBH - I live in London and to go into ANY pub but a 'spoons' is like taking a second mortgage out! If they didn't exist, I would not be able to go out as often as I do... 😊
Coke=coal
I was about to say the same, but the sketch still works regardless.
@@SirHilaryManfat I think it being cocaine makes it funnier.
They're American not fukin martians😫I doubt quaint English pubs sold sacks of cocaine even in the cheaper 70's.
Coke = SMOKELESS coal... 😊
It is a sad fact that these American 'Reaction' shows the hosts think it is all about them.
Please do yourself a favour, don't go to a Wetherspoon. They are honestly shit pubs. If you want the British pub experience, steer clear of Wetherspoons.
Guys it’s not that funny enough with the fake laughing
Search. Daily. Motion. Two. Ronnies. Bert. And. Charlie