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It’s like being at home with my mother. Returning from her aunt’s funeral, I asked how it went. “Well, aunty didn’t look well.” …”Mum, she was dead.”
I love the wall paper sketch it is said every time decorating is mentioned such a simple one to remember.
I am an Aussie mate, love UK comedies as we grew up with them on TV here all the time.
I am a Brit. I grow up watching Skippy the Bush Kangaroo and Flipper on a Saturday morning. When I was in the army back in the 80s I was stationed in Germany. The British Army on the Rhine stop all training and work at 1,30 to watch neighbour and home and away.;
Same blood innit... Most British Commedy greats toured Australian and New Zealand citys , and appeard on their TV.
This is the times when people would stay at home on a saturday night and watch this and on average these types of shows would get approximately 20-30 million viewers
The good old days Blind Date - Gladiators - Noel's House Party - The New Adventures of Superman - Generation Game - Morecambe & Wise - The 2 Ronnies - it was a golden era and we didn't realize how lucky we were
When you went to school the next day almost all your friends would have seen and enjoyed the same programme and took delight in repeating them and doing the accents. Good times.
@@helenagreenwood2305 and wrestling at four o'clock
@@AndrewwarrenAndrew yes watching with a ham sandwich and a bag of crisps 😋
Only 3 channels before 82.
2 comedy greats...so glad i was able to grow up with these and many more..
you have good taste with 2 ronnies.
I missed the pub sketch in the 70s, its the best Ronnies I've seen ! verbal mixup was Barker's speciality, he takes it to the max here
This (and the current reaction trend for it) is the first time I've seen it.
Woah. How on Earth did I miss this? It's a masterpiece.
ABSOLUTELY
You have good taste & good followers, sharing the best of British humour! Not every American appreciates British comedy, but I see you making the effort to understand the words that are used.
That shows me that you have a good sense of humour. No joke is wasted.
This is a great sketch.
I love that your loving British comedy, especially the 2 Ronnie’s. Although America did and still has some great comedians and comedic actors.
Hahaaa😁 the Two Ronnies are great 🤗…glad you found them, enjoy the ride heheee and thanks for sharing, ‘tis fun watching you discover and appreciate GB’s old classics. We enjoyed U.S. comedy “back in the day” so it’s nice to return the favour 👍
Tiny Tim transport hilarious. Thank you for sharing this. 🇬🇧😊
Well done for the brave hair cut. It adds to the humour!
I'd not seen that before ,brilliant as usual, love your reactions
Try their pub sketch: ‘Swear Jar’ and for mind boggling wordplay: ‘Ponting Punting’......
Glad you are enjoying it. Have a look for The Young Ones - University Challenge Scene, Laundrette, Vivian’s Hamster, plus watch these- Bottom, Red Dwarf, Gimme Gimme Gimme, ABFAB, Vicar Of Dibley, The Goodies, Kenny Everett Show, Russ Abbott, Brian Connolly, Freddie Starr, Les Dawson, Bob Monkhouse, Not The Nine O’Clock News, Hale & Pace, Spitting Image, Harry Enfield & Friends, if I can think of anymore I will let you know.
Keep the videos coming please, I love it when you post a sketch that I haven’t seen in a while or I have forgotten about. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Great content. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
but not little and large.
Loved the reaction, also loved the reaction to Little Britain, please look up more, like, Little Britain - Bitty 2 or Little Britain - Mr Doggy.
Great job covering UK humour 👍 Still got a way to go before you attempt the loonacy of Spike Milligan.
He said he bought 8 rolls of wallpaper for the room. He should have told him he only needed to buy 6 rolls! (He had two over/unneeded).
Then there wouldn’t be a joke if he had said that two of the rolls weren’t needed.
At 6.43, the box with L O in it. You must do a reaction on this - Swedish made simple!
Bottoms up = cheers 👍
No £4 notes
Cork is the name of a place
The poster on the wall for the _Two Planks_ as he comes in, we have a saying in the Uk (not just Ireland) _"As thick (stupid) as two short planks"_ I imagine that's a call-back to that phrase. "Thick", "a bit of a thicky" or "thicko" is a fairly mild to moderate insult.
I think you should give ONLY FOOLS AND HORSES a review the episode about cleaning a chandelier and apparently this is from a true story of so funny, watch a lot of American's reviewing thing's on TH-cam I find them really interesting especially guy's who asks American's questions on the country's history, there's one question he asks and it's where in America is Rushmore and not many people know it's hilarious.
Our Milwaukee pal lived in UK for a couple of years. The Two Ronnies just cracked him up. Mind you, they were funniest guys on TV at the time …..after Morecambe and Wise.
They'd never make sketches like this, in which characters are negative stereotypes.
Two Ronnie's is such a classic, hope you are good Connor x
Try tiny Tim phones a transport company , or another one when he phones a strip club
Yeah I'll react to that, to be sure to be sure 😁
Glorious absurdity 😂
Great reaction
I don't think your love for American comedy is shrinking its just your appreciation of comedy as a whole is becoming more varied. Many Brits love American comedy too (bill burr, Bill hicks, the comedians from caddyshack, national lampoons, airplane, naked gun, see no evil hear no evil, brewsters millions, the addams family, the list is exhaustively long!)
I do love the Big Bang Theory. A lot of American Comedy is still great.
I'm Irish so let's see how good this is, Conor your always leaving poor Ireland out
No home rule for Ireland
@@gullfiber2010 that's harsh
bottoms up or Here's mud in your eye.. after a few drinks it becomes up yours here's mud in your bottom.
thanks your doing a great job. I would love to see your reaction to the comedy sketch "Gerald the Gorilla" from the comedy show Not the Nine O'Clock News, it stars Rowan Atkinson {Mr Bean} as the Gorilla
"He bloody does eat daffodils".
Oh, yes. Gerald is sensational. So sophisticated for a gorilla.
Also Peter cook's end of the world sketch: Rowan Atkinson appears in it in cook's later years & steels the show
Wild? I was absolutely _livid!_
@@221b-Maker-StreetI've never been treated like such a twat in my life !
Red Dwarf.
First episode is a pilot and first season is a bit sketchy but it gets better and better and some episodes are so hilarious you won't forget them like Justice and White Hole or QUEEG and who can forget Psirens or the Gelfs.
I’ve really enjoyed this reaction, but I realised how much of a dirty., British mind that I had! when Con turned up short of breath! I immediately thought “he’s been wanking” 😂😉🤗
Dublin ireland magic. 😆😆😆😆😄😄😄🤪🤪🤪 very funny lord knows how funny 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪😘😘😘
If you're looking for sense in this comedy then you have a big job. It's genius.
The pound was called the Punt in Ireland because it rhymed with bank manager. Now, that is proper Irish humour.
Well I got it!
That is sensational comedy
Most Irish people don't pronounce the H in a word.EG.If some one was in a queue & was in a hurry & he asked the person in front if he could go in front of him, he would say TANKS , now I'm the TIRD in the queue, I TINK that's nice of u.Get it.
that's mad !
Was about to comment saying the money has changed a lot in England in the last 30 years so some pieces they're using don't exist anymore, then I realised this was out 50 years ago not 30 and realised how old I am ha!
Well you should understand the UK more than most ( Rhode island, small island next to large continent).
I'm from Australia and we understand British comedy (continent, small population, next to Middle Earth)
4 pound notes are not circulation here in the UK. 5 pounds is the smallest in England and Scotland have a 1 pound note I believe
We used to have 1 pound notes in UK, as a kid they were great, not for the owner but for me as quite a few times there was one floating down the street, I was never given pocket money but finding those made me almost as happy as Charlie finding a ticket.
@@will4may175 I think they stopped being printed the year I was born.
@@Soggyoldsock I was twelve when they first came out, but the same like you when I was born the Threepenny bit and those coins were stopped the year before I was born so never used them.
@Soggysock No, we don't have £1 notes in Scotland anymore either, just the coins
As do the Channel Islands
The Brits invented comedy.
The Brits invented comedy?
Are you aving a laugh?
@@jerribee1 Who did then?
@@malimbep4298 Jovanka. Jovanka invented comedy. And spamming. Jovanka invented spamming as well.
@@malimbep4298 The Greeks. See Aristophanes for example.
@@jerribee1 another Gervais great line.
The Two Ronnies were masters at word play, maybe not accents. No one has come close or even tried i dont think. Their word play was very clever. Being from the US, i would imagine its sometimes difficult for you. Ronnie Barker, the taller of the two wrote most of the word play. Maybe you take a look at a documentary of their lives. Barker 1929-2005;Corbett 1930-2016. Barker, was very upset with the BBC towards the end as they opted for more contemporary comedy which disgusted Barker as "Filth" etc. Sadly, the two Ronnies were deemed dinosaurs in the end. I will always appreciate their work. Now that leads me to ; You must have a look at Porridge, Ronnie Barker plays an inmate in prison "doing porridge" (serving a sentence).
This is actually like a lot of country Irish pubs.
I think you were puzzled by the reference to a four pound note. at the time of the sketch notes came in one and five pounds. We still have ten, twenty and fifty pound notes. There was no such thing as a four pound note.
Watch The Two Ronnies Swear Box it's hilarious
Good from England,how’s you
I maybe Irish but I’m not stupid
No, there is no such thing as a £4 note
You're cool. I'm worried about war. Thank you xx
If your love for British comedy is growing, and your love for comedy is growing, perhaps your love for US comedy is staying the same.
Is that the theory of relativity put in to action.
Keep going Connor, glad you enjoy English comedy as much as we do. The 2 Ronnies were awesome. These ones are definitely worth a watch. Put them at the top of your to do list. You won't be disappointed
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Have you looked at ( Are You Being Served )
I am sure that you realise - the English regard the Irish as Americans regard the Polish. Every nationality or ethnic group the world over, picks on someone as being less intelligent, its the way of the world.
I worked with two Japanese guys once, and the Japanese regard those from one island in the archepelago in particular as being stupid - one of the two came from that island.
I think there is a need for gentle ribbing & rivalry even towns do it within counties and north and south of England.
Oh dear their accents are dodgy.
We arent all eedjits😁😁😁
I think that British comedy is more clever than American comedy. it requires more attention to dialogue and provokes more thought. American comedy is more blunt, physical and in your face. almost slapstick.
Ronnie Corbett's accent is switching between Northern and Southern Irish. Ronnie Barker is is much better at accents.