@@VambeefcoHorzey - I know what Nounismisation means though. Nighty Night certainly went for the jugular, but artfully. Season 1 at least. I'd say that Season 2 suffered from the same faults as Sally4Ever did.
@DnB and Psy Production Nonsense. Many, perhaps most, British comedies don't have laughter of any kind. Plenty of American comedies also don't have canned laughter, e.g. Modern Family, Parks & Rec, Brooklyn Nine-Nine etc.
Canned laughter is not allowed in the UK, Ofcom banned it back in the 80's. If a UK show has a 'laugh track' then it means the show was either filmed in front of a live audience or the taped show was shown to an audience and their laughs were captured to go with the show.
@@circle2867 There is - literally - not a single comment here taking offence. Apart from your comments taking offence at others supposedly taking offence, that is.
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Julia Davis is gorgeous
And so wonderfully twisted
Nah
Omg that's the funniest thing ever! When he hits her I almost pissed myself, wait...wait... Yup I did a little.
Isn't the use of costume and hair styles in big train brilliant, it really differentiates the characters scene to scene. Briiiilliiiaaannnnnttt
That smacking sound... And _then_ she gets hit by the bat!
He said "final rites"
Nice to see Julia Davies doing so well. Formative years... Shame about Sally4Ever though: subtly swapped for shock.
Her stuff has never been exactly subtle - Nighty Night?
@@VambeefcoHorzey - I know what Nounismisation means though. Nighty Night certainly went for the jugular, but artfully. Season 1 at least. I'd say that Season 2 suffered from the same faults as Sally4Ever did.
John ?
I thought her husband was pete
That other woman looks similar to Julia Davis, is she her sister or something?
I was just thinking that myself. I had a look at the IMDB for that episode, but other than the main cast, no other actresses are credited.
I think she's an only child.
Imagine how much funnier it would be without the canned laughter
It's not canned. The sketch was filmed and then shown to an audience.
@DnB and Psy Production Nonsense. Many, perhaps most, British comedies don't have laughter of any kind. Plenty of American comedies also don't have canned laughter, e.g. Modern Family, Parks & Rec, Brooklyn Nine-Nine etc.
Canned laughter is not allowed in the UK, Ofcom banned it back in the 80's. If a UK show has a 'laugh track' then it means the show was either filmed in front of a live audience or the taped show was shown to an audience and their laughs were captured to go with the show.
When originally aired: 'Yeah, I see the harmless humour in this'
Now: 'HOW DISRESPECTFUL!!! WHAT ARE THEY DOING?!??!'
world's gone mad. can't laugh at anything these days without causing offense
@@circle2867 There is - literally - not a single comment here taking offence. Apart from your comments taking offence at others supposedly taking offence, that is.
@@mattdavies7398 ....right
@@circle2867 Show a comment with someone - anyone - taking offence at the topic of the comedy.
@@mattdavies7398 haha i just wasn't being clear with my comment. i was talking in a general sense. i was not picking anyone out in my comment at all.
Stupid. Too unrealistic. As if anyone would put up with that.
Imagine a comedy sketch being unrealistic!
Charlemagne Karl der Grosse I’m afraid that is the entire point.
I always find myself approaching comments like this one with caution. There's always a danger that the person is serious.
Are you German, per chance?
Wie kannst du es wagen ! Wir Deutschen sind bekannt für unseren Sinn für Humor!