At Last the 1948 Show (Season 2 Episode 7)
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Season 2 Episode 7 of 'At Last the 1948 Show' starring: Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Marty Feldman, Aimi MacDonald.
This episode features the sketches:
TV Current Affairs - 0:07
Railway Carriage - 10:32
Pet Shop - 17:23
Original air date: 07.11.1967
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Ah, the Lovely Aimi McDonald Show. What a treat.
I'm very grateful that my mum and dad allowed me to stay up late to watch this show when it was first broadcast. I was 10. They thought the world had gone MAAAAD! We kids laughed our t**s off. So did my parents. Happy memories. Thanks for putting this on here.
OMG Marty Feldman from minute 3:44 to 4:14 is legit adorable and hilarious at the same time. Too funny! I like this long, meandering news sketch where they all play various parts. Good stuff.
fantastic, they were miles (kilometers) ahead of everything.
precursors ! its sad no one else can see it ... poor world.
Watching a young Marty Feldman caper it up with Cleese and Chapman makes me wonder what Python wold have been like if Feldman had joined in.
I think he's better suited for this humor but he went with Mel Brooks' troupe instead.
Every train in Britain should come with its own weird little magic man played by a Marty Feldman impersonator / clone
LMFAO! OMG that's amazing.
BUHHHH!!!
LS SP: Excellent comment. Best wishes.
"And, of course... trumpeters"
SNL stole that hit in the face with the mic very well
You can see the seeds of Python all over these.
More, more! :D According to calculations there are at least 8 other episoders that still exist! And 3 of DNAYS.
yeah all of it has been recovered apart from 10 minutes *I think*, however it's not all ripped. the various owners need to sort it out and get it released
@@octaviabannon-clark9995 I have about 10 episodes
The pet shop sketch reminds me of the businessman sketch on KITH.
Really weird to see emergence of Tim Brook-Taylor
I'd like to see the courtroom sketch again.
According to imdb, this is the last episode ever made.
You watch this and you realise just how Piss Poor comedy of today is
Nope. There's plenty of great comedy today and there was plenty of bad comedy back then. It's just that blinkered, rose-tinted snobs like you prefer to ignore it.
The description says it has the Rhubarb Tart song but it's not here?
This episode was found in Sir David Frost's archive. For some reason, the film from the archive cuts out Rhubarb Tart Song. On the 2019 BFI DVD of the series, the Rhubarb Tart Song is presented using the Ray Frensham audio tapes.
Where is The Rhubarb Tart Song?
I'm Sorry I'll Read That Again...
This episode was found in Sir David Frost's archive. For some reason, the film from the archive cuts out Rhubarb Tart Song. On the 2019 BFI DVD of the series, the Rhubarb Tart Song is presented using the Ray Frensham audio tapes.
Are you Sidney Lotterby?
Any chance you can get the aspect ration right ? It isn't 16:9 !
It wasn't filmed in 16:9...
@@pipsta That is my point... it's been squashed as if it was. 16:9. It should be 4:3 - no bars.
It wasn't filmed anyway ( except for the OBs). The FR was made of the transmission.
I thought it was supposed to be 19 : 48
History, art for all time, that should have been preserved with the greatest care, instead rescued from skip bins and far flung T.V. archives, as if it is the lowest dog shit imaginable. Oh, but every horrible, bigoted, ghastly, stupid, intelligence-insulting fucking episode of Are You Being Served still exists. There is no justice.
Great show. The only one I couldn't stand was the lovely Amie Macdonald.
*Aimi
MR Show copied the news panel sketch.