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- Reaction To Comedy Company (Colin Carpenter) Classic Australian Comedy TV Show
This is my reaction to Comedy Company (Colin Carpenter) Classic Australian Comedy TV Show
In this video I make my first reaction to classic Australian television show Comedy Company and one of it's characters Colin Carpenter. This is a classic Australian comedy show from the ninties.
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So miss this type of comedy, and these characters😢. They were the best. Coln was my favourite followed by Con the Fruiterer❤❤
Cupala Dayz!!
@@debrathomas360 "doesn't madda" Roula, Toula, etc 😅😅
@@leandabee an a Guppy!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍
I also loved little Josephine and dolly 😂😂
Decades later you still can't watch these actors without thinking of their iconic roles in The Comedy Company. Those characters will follow them wherever they go.
Sadly now to many people get but hurt with good comedy.
The Comedy Company also had Uncle Arthur... One of Glenn Robbins characters before Russell Coight.
And Magda Zsubanski in Fast Forward as ‘Wee Mary McGregor’ lol.
good ol uncle Arthur lol
uncle Arthur and Russell Coight are the best two characters of Glen Robbins
@@fknows1 I know, I’ve watched them all here in Aus lol, but he plays each character so well, I don’t think of the other characters, they are all so different, he’s very talented 👍
Loved uncle Arthur. The one with him at the Melbourne cup was fn hilarious.
I lived next door to a guy who not only looked like Coln, he spoke like him and thought (if that word's applicable) like him. He had a stunning wife, a sweet bogan girl who loved him mightily, and frequently. I thought that he was the luckiest man in the world.
What a stroll down memory lane. This was a classic comedy show in Australia and the whole family would gather around to watch. It was great to see a lot of characters and scenes from an Australian context. Thanks for this reminder of a different time.
Yes,a BETTER time.
We loved it too
@@andrewmccormack4295100%
That period was absolutely GOLD for comedy in Australia. So many great comedy shows. The Comedy Company was brilliant! Kylie Mole was also a character in the Comedy Company, a must watch.
Col’n was parking with a girl. The girl said, “Colin, how about getting in the back?” He said, “Nah, I’d rather stay in the front with you.”
😄❤
@@andrewmccormack4295 👀
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I'm not sure, but I think you'll find that was glenn robbins and maryanne fahey as shaz and daz. Classic nervous oddball teenagers at a drive-in movie theatre.
@@skepticusmaximus184 No the others may have done that as well, but it was definitely Col'n that I watched.
Colin Carpenter was a very celebrated comedian as was Paul Hogan's sidekick Strop. These were the last days where British humour dominated the characteristics of Australian humour soon after dominated by American sitcoms which relied heavily in satirical put downs which despite not being particularly funny humour filled the airways. Thus why Monty Python was such a huge success in Australia. Australian's even today prefer British humour, especially the older generation.
Totally agree, still think on the whole we prefer British humour, mainly because it doesn't treat the viewer like a moron and it absolutely influences Aussie humour ❤ I was raised on the Goodies, Black Adder, The Young Ones, Red Dwarf and of course the Monty Python and still love them ❤
Kym Gyngell had so many great characters. He's a treasure!
I loved the Australian comedy Motther & Son which an absolute classic. I love satire so I'm currently watching the 5th series of Utopia which gives me plenty of laughs trouble is it's very close what happens in Australia government offices. 😂
Kim gygel wasn’t strop..
@@Nitemage1 No. Kym was Colin. John Cornell was Strop. I don't think anyone was suggesting Kym played both characters - only that they were both celebrated.
I was young when Colin Carpenter was on the TV. To this day that actor is always Colin Carpenter to me. It was one of the funniest shows I used to waatch in the 80's.
The real funny thing is that we Aussies tend to know a real coln carpenter....so we can relate and love this
Too true 😂
30 odd years ago when I moved here
I deadset shared a house with a bloke exactly like coln.
🙃🏴🇦🇺
Explains why you stayed
Dear Col, he could make so many people feel so smart.
This was one of the rare shows that my parents and I both liked. The other guy was Con the Greek Fruiterer who had a lot of daughters that rhymed before the Little Man was finally born. I knew fruit and Veg shop guys just like Con.😂
Coupla days, bewdiful!
Toula, Roula, Koula and Agape.
Totally un PC. But very funny.
I was nearly named Koula (after my grandmother) but when mum heard the Aussie nurse pronounce it, named me after her sister instead!
@@helenpolemis6955 Roula, Toula, Soula, Voula, Foula and Agape. You missed a couple. You need to eat more fruit 😁
There were actually 2 little mans that Con and Marika had, Nick and Rick.
I still remember Con holding the 2 little mans in his arms, crying over how proud he was to have sons, and they zoomed in to show us the babies who both had their dad's mono brow 🤣 So bloody funny.
My favourite Colin Carpenter sketch was the dole interview where he said his brother was in 'Nam. "Vietnam?" "Nah, Pakenham." 36 years later that lines still gives me a good chuckle. Brilliant writing.
That was a very funny skitt that one.
Is that the same one where he says his name's Coln, and the interviewer says "Scone?". That was so funny
@@Anna_KeyFirst Marks character asks "is it 'Con?'" Then Colin says "no it's "Col'n". "Sorry, so that was Con?" Comes the reply. "No no it's Colllll'nnnn." Retorts Colin, refusing to articulate the 'I' sound through his nasal cavities.
Early Families in Australia had heritige from UK, Scotland and Ireland. So its easy for you to identify the Aussie charasteric in the character. Enjoy more Col'n.
Genetically I'm all 3. Plus 6% viking
@@OffGridInvestorViking is not a people! It’s a word lol no one has been on a Viking since the mid 9th century! You’re Scandinavian not Viking 🤦♂️
@@OffGridInvestor "Viking" was an 'occupation' not a nationality
The character of Colin was so well written and performed. I would love to see the bloopers.
It actually got made into its own show.
Very B Grade but it was cool if you're into that thing..
@@pollythefarmer9246
Went and saw a recording of a few episodes of The Colin Carpenter Show. I didn't mind it.
It also included a great actress by the name of Kaarin Fairfax, who is also the former partner of the great Paul Kelly.
Col'n Cartner!
The recruiting interview was my favorite. Mark Mitchell was the best straight man Australia very produced and Colin was all at sea without him when he had his own show.
One of the most genius sketches ever written ❤ the thing I loved about Col'n was that he was never wrong 😂 thanks for the trip down memory lane Matt 👍💕
Also look up " Con the fruiter " he is palyed by the other blond guy in this skit. You would also like a a characther called " Poeter " Peter, played by Eric Banna . It was one of his first roles on TV.
Another on you would like is Keiley Mole
@@patrickbrady447 My lil sister loved Miss mole, and used to act as her, bubble gum and all to annoy mum
Coupla days… Bewdiful
@@davejensen7922 I miss Marika, Roula, Toula, Soula, Voula, Foula and Agape. Agape, ya no the prity one
@@davejensen7922 Ha Ha Ha that is Con.
The great old days of 1990s comedy. Brings back my childhood memories 😀
I absolutely loved the Comedy Company as a teenager (by the way, it was actually from the late 80s). Other characters from the show that are worth checking out are Kylie Mole, Uncle Arthur and my personal favourite: Con the Fruiterer.
Kylie Mole was my absolute favourite
Kylie Mole was my absolute favourite
“Coupla’ days, beeeewdiful”
@@megand175 Back in my teens, I dressed up as Con for a talent show - after a monologue, I actually sang that song!
Con and his "beauuuudiful" wife Marika!
Brilliant, I just found this video yesterday by accident - coincidence! 😃 Mark Mitchell is the straight guy, he played Con the Fruiterer! Mary Coustas was really good in these shows as a schoolgirl character, then played Effie in Acropolis Now! So cool! 👍🤤🤯👏
Would recommend mark Mitchell as con the fruiterer..as a kid growing up in Adelaide, our local fruit and veg guy was one of a large and friendly Greek immigrant population, Marks impression is absolutely spot on.. "it's not ripe? Ah, give it a coupla days, coupla days! Beeeauutiful". I love his list of daughters.......
@@chrlz904 Yes, our local fruit shop was run by Greeks too! Toula, Roula, Soula, ..... ? 🧐🤔😁
Mary-Anne Fahey played school girl Kylie Mole and another character of a little girl called Jophesine (I think that’s how she pronounced it). I could be wrong, but I don’t remember Mary Coustas being in the show
@@marypridham3823 I love them all anyway, it's been a while! 😂 We definitely need comedy back! 👍
Seen Effie live
She's so funny
I laughed so much I was in tears😂
I miss this type of comedy.
Loved him then and still love him, such a character. He is hillarious thankyou
Col'n was so iconic and beloved he ended up getting his own show!!! (The theme tune's a cracker!!!).
So many one liners are used to this day from this Comedy show and all their acts
Loved this era, real comedy. Australia 🇦🇺
Lol 😂watched this show when I was a young teen was so flippin funny back in the day 😂😂
Loved it! It certainly brings back memories - the delivery and expressions were just so spot on.
As a Australian woman of 53, this show was a bloody classic before all the woke crap etc over took. Good ole dsys, paul Hogan was the best also.just great,raw comedy full of gut laughs.😁👍🏻❣️
Everyone in Australia watched this show. We LOVED it. And Col'n was a very muched loved character. KiM Gyngal has been a well respected performer ever since.
That was so funny, Kim Gyngell played Colin so well. Another classic character from the Cemedy Company was Con the fruiterer. You need to look him up.
_Very Small Business_ is amazing!
There's a Fula 😂
Con is the same actor in all these 3 sketches with Colin
I am not sure but i think the other guy was the actor who played the character Con the fruiterer..
Yes, the actor Mark Mitchell.
We are blessed in Australia with so many great sketch comedy shows. 'Australia You're Standing In It' 'The D Generation' 'The Comedy Company' 'Fast Forward' 'Full Frontal' 'Big Girl's Blouse' all so good.
The Chaser ?
@@Rusty_Gold85 Yes indeed.
Tuesday Night Live: The Big Gig. Good News Week.
And would not be allowed to be aired on free to air TV anymore,coz too politically incorrect and not woke enough.
"The D Generation" on a Saturday night on the ABC was screened live. Very daring stuff.
I watched this episode on TV.
Good times, good times.
Australia
This was one of the best shows loved it and loved Colin
Con the Fruiterer from the same series was always classic. Uncle Arthur and Kylie Mole were probably the other 2 standouts.
The Comedy Company was one of my favorite Aussie comedies. Another Aussie comedian was Garry McDonald, whose Norman Gunston character was hilarious. He was also in a sitcom called Mother and Son later, with Ruth Cracknell as the mother, and they were both great in those roles.
Blast from the past. A real comedic Aussie icon.
Brilliant memories. I had a good laugh over breakfast thanks
Absolute comedic genius, loved him.
Brings back year 8 high school memories. It was shown on a Sunday night and EVERYONE in class the next day would relive the best scenes. Coln was my favourite, but Poider (Peter from the Channel 7 Fast Forward/Full Frontal was the best).
Kim Gyngall was great as Col'n Carpenter. They made a series based on the character The Col'n Carpenter Show. I used to love it.
Kath and Kim.
Awww, Col'n Carpenter! Classic, maaate 😅 Actor Kim Gyngell created one of our most beloved bogans. BTW, Col Joye is an Australian entertainer who had a few chart hits in the 60s. Col'n Joye is a play on words 😊
The Comedy Company, another Aussie gold comedy show.
This show had heaps of good sketchers.
My favourite was Uncle Arthur, then Col second.
Con the fruiterer was very popular.
Kyle.Mole was also popular.
Lots of other characters, it was actually a pretty cool show.
Kylie Mole was hot as 😍
Loved all of them.
As well as Russell Gilbert as the postie.
Con's wife Marika with her funny giggle and that one-liner "But me no complain", every time she'd complain about Con and the kids.
Josephine (or Jophesine as she called herself) the 3 yr old girl in the pink dress saying things like "That's ruuuuuuude, isn't it", and having her finger stuck up her own nose.
Ian doing his David Rabbitborough sketches.
And lastly, two great characters done by Mary-Anne Fahey and Glenn Robbins, Shazza and Dazza, who were always parked up in his car, talking about general stuff until they started to flirt with each other and then they'd start breathing heavy.
Such classic Aussie comedy.
I only wished some fools at channel 10 had bothered to keep all of the episodes in their entirety. I would've loved to have bought every episode in a dvd box set.
😂😂😂 have you watch the movie The Castle yet? … everyone has a Colin in their family/friend group 😂😂😂
Being a Australian I remember this show and it was great having a laugh again 😂
Amazing isn't it.... this classic stuff is STILL RELEVANT all these years later ( and still hilarious)🌒🌓🌔
Fantastic show. We loved it and tuned in every week right from the first ep. Interesting fact - it was shown on Sunday nights at 7:30 and went up against our 60 minutes, which was unassailable for ratings at the time and went on to beat it.
Comedy Company had some good sketches and characters, Con the Fruiterer, Uncle Arthur, David Rabbitborough, kylie Mole, and a few others.
LOL...thank you for showing this..this is from my era..Col Carpenter was one of my fave characters back then..
Used to watch this show too. The good old days of comedy TV. Miss this style of viewing. Thx for the memories.
We all tuned into the comedy company and talked about it the next day with friends. Con the fruitier, Kylie mole, col’n carpenter and the whole crew. Brilliant writing
Love the comedy company. Love Colin 😻 Love when he goes to a restaurant on a date and orders corkage
Poor old colin, as slow as they come, Great old school comedy. Cheers for that, almost forgotten the characters until now. ❤👍
Watched this show when I was younger. One of my favourites found memories watching it.
The actor's father was the first person to appear on television in Australia.
No way 😮 you'd be great at a trivia night 😂
Bruce Gyngell en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Gyngell#:~:text=Gyngell%20is%20often%20credited%20as,country's%20first%20television%20quiz%20host.
That’s not true. Though, Kym Gyngell is related to Bruce Gyngell - the first person on Aussie TV; according to Wikipedia, Kym is second cousins with Bruce’s son, David. It can be deduced, therefore, that Kym’s dad and Bruce are paternal cousins (because of the shared surname).
Bloody, great show. The character, Russell, the postman, is also worth watching.
Kind regards from Adelaide, South Australia 🇦🇺
Great tv back in the day.
My favourite Comedy Company character - love the dole office and the car skits.....
My name's Coln.
He was a fantastic character. That whole tv show was.
This was the biggest show in Australia back in the 80's along with 'its a knock out' and 'hey hey its Saturday'
We had Comedy Company and Fast Forward. First we would smoke a little and than laugh alot. Good times 🇦🇺
I went to Camberwell Grammar School with Kim Gyngell, finishing in 1970. Kim was a real character even then and very funny. It was through their mutual friendship with Kim that Greg Ham, another student at Camberwell Grammar but a year behind, met Colin Hay, who formed the band Men at Work together.
I just like listening to your beautiful accent.
I rember this show, it was very popular. Hi from Australia 🐨
Ahhhh, the good old days of Aussie comedy. Grew up on this...along with Monty Python 🙂
Loved this show as a young man
Never forget coming home from school to watch Col'n
Gosh, i haven't seen that since i was a teenager, i haven't laughed so hard in a long time.. thankyou for sharing, from Australia
Colin was always my favourite character 🤣
Awesome show Australian comedy at its best
I used to watch this show every week. Loved ut! ❤️
Arh. I had forgotten about Coln. Thanks for taking me down memory Lane. Would be good if some of the old comedies were brought back to tv. 👍
Loved growing up watching this. He plays another character called Uncle Arthur. He’s hilarious 😆
Coln Carpenter is timeless humour. An Aussie classic at its best. Kim Gyngell (who played Coln) was the best in my opinion.
I agree
There’s a great Colin sketch.
He goes into the Social Security office and goes to the Reception desk.
In the background there are a few consultants standing in their cubicles chatting to each other.
The Receptionist asks him his name and he says “Col’n Carpenter”, they all duck down out of sight.
The Receptionist looks around to see who can help him and they are all gone.
Kym Gyngell (Col'n) is not only a comedy genius, but is also a great straight actor, having appeared in several popular movies and TV series such as the Underbelly series. He is also a well-recognised theatre actor.
Colin was hilarious!
I Love Australian comedy.❤❤❤ I'm an Aussie.💯
Aussie comedy gold. We have tried to evolve since
But haven't succeeded.
The other is Mark Mitchell. Mark was a school teacher at the high school,
I attended.
Did he bring humour to the classroom? Never thought what a comedian would have been like previously as a teacher.
I shared a class at school with Kim Gyngell back in 1969 for English and form assembly. I didn't fraternise with him, but I remember him being a bit of a classroom clown. It's amazing how little he'd changed in appearance since then - still perfectly recognisable.
Great memories of the good old days here in Ozz. Comedy good now but not quiet the same. Thanks and cheers.
Good lordy - thanks for the trip down memory lane! Loved it
Loved the show and the character
Kim Gyngle is a genius.
Our daughter has a friend who lived in Queensland and our daughter lived in NSW. They were talking on the phone one night when the friend said “ you should see the moon it looks amazing” so our daughter had a look and said it did look amazing, her friend responded by saying. “ do you have the same moon down there that we have here” 🤣🤣😂😂🤣😂😢
Loved this show. Wish it was still on.
Comedy Company .... Wewatched this all the time.. Funniest show ever!
Colin was my favourite character when I was kid watching this.
Brilliant comedian/actor! All of them on the Comedy Company were amazing. I was just a young kid watching in New Zealand, it was a popular show with us kiwis💖
I used too have a Colin carpenter Jacket 😮
It was my Favourite 😊
Eric Bana was in this show. He had a bogan character called Poiter (Peter) from Airport West who drove a Holden Monaro and was a ‘kickboxing Adonis’.
Col Joye is a famous Australian Artist. May have been an influence?
Coln , and Con the fruiterer, TFS . Brings back memories. Have you watched kingswood country. 🤗🤗
Quality entertainment. Miss these days.
Great to see these old sketches.
Ah, 'Coln' Carpenter, great memories. Thanks for bringing the enjoyment of this back
i grew up on this show, im so glad you posted this, its still hilarious
My husbands name was Colin. People often called him Coln. He hated it. He did enjoy watching the Comedy Company. I remembered the car episode. Hilarious