Mr Dalliard! We've been Activated! | A Bit of Fry And Laurie | BBC Comedy Greats
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@@notmagicok7612 Isn't there one? Oh, I'm sorry...
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0:53 I like how Hugh's character is more puzzled by "fly to Dover" than by "detonate our relatives"
JefGrailet The blooper reel shows multiple failed attempts at this part 😂
@@stayforthepeelpronpls4774 how can I find it
Not even communist spies would willingly fly to Dover!
I like how this implies that either this shop hasn't had customers in 27 years (at least not any that say good morning) or this happens every time someone walks in.
I thought same thing
The shop probably opens at 1pm
I think the implication is that it's a self deprecating joke about British being rude and never saying good morning
@@hgjfkd12345 Like that "Northener terrifies Londoners by saying hello" video?
@@hgjfkd12345 What? The British stereotype is that we're polite and formal to the point of stuck-upishness. The only people stereotypically more polite than us are the Canadians!
"Oh you are genuinely stupid. I do apologise."
Words thought by every customer service person _ever._
I have, when dealing with particularly annoying customers, used the line: "We do try to accommodate our customers, but not being a hotel, we find it almost impossible" repeatedly, and with malice-aforethought. Until i my Scottish supervisor overheard me doing it, almost busted a gut suppressing his laughter, and then told me to never do that again.
After which I referred to him as Mr Dalliard, and he menacingly dubbed me Arnold.
In retail, you get your laughs in where you can.
These days it's thought more about the customer 'service' person.
@@aosagi79 Your boss seems like a lad. I hope he's not in rude health.
Are you sure you want to use this sketch as an allegory? Because... yeah. Stupid people generally think that about people smarter than they are.
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Let me ask a different question in the same way" - a wonderfully ridiculous phrase...
“We do try to accommodate our customers, but not being a hotel we find it almost impossible.”
Just reading that line makes me laugh.
That's genius. 😂
"Mr. Dalliard, I've gone peculiar now!" Is perhaps my favourite line in the whole skit.
"..when your son turns out to be one of those 'drug jockeys' we're always reading about on television.." is a nice one too. So many hidden sillyness in this one :')
Wednesday.
"yes.. When's the day..?"
Fantastic acting by the actor playing mister Dalliard. Too bad he wasn't credited ;)
That was Derek Jacobi.
The lady rubbing it into Hugh's face with salt was credited tho.
Rumors say it was Patrick Stewart himself
He was having a plate of water
It was Drax, the destroyer. He was so incredibly still that you couldn't see him
Mr Dalliard, I've gone peculiar now! 🤣🤣🤣
I think I've watched this a hundred times and this is the first I've actually caught the line where Stephen says he and Mr. Dalliard were reading about people on television.
TELETEXT used to be very commonplace
0:21 The way Laurie breaks the fourth wall here is perfect!
The line about Comrade Milensky standing slightly to the left is such a silly little joke and i love it
"A model aeroplane of water?" 😂😂🤣
Shame you cut the ending, when Steven Fry looks at the camera quizzically and says “Strange man!”
They seem to cut the ending off many of them
Easily one of the best comedic shorts ever made. Stephen is brilliant with the non stop delivery. Such talent
He seems so concerned when he confirms “a model airplane of water”
*Legend has it that Mr. Dalliard is still walking towards Fry.*
The way Hugh slowly turns around when Stephen points at the imaginary woman in the corner gets me every time 😂😂😂
Mr. Dalliard, I've gone peculiar now!
I’ve decided to name my pet in the future Dalliard because of this sketch, would name a child but they wouldn’t sell me the one at the pet shop
Did you ask for locusts? They are equivalent after all
All they offered me is a dead parrot.
Last time I was this early , Comrade Stalin was still in rude health
Same. Incidentally, I wonder how he is now?
@Krukov Von Königsberg No!
I feel like they only gave Stephen a character whereas Hugh will just be himself
Whereas themselves will transform untll they transfigure into eternity! 😀
They both wrote all the sketches, Hugh is better at acting the fool Or a drunk
It's comedy, Hugh Laurie is the straight man in this sketch. That's kinda standard...
@@cupguin He's also the straight man in real life, but that's not related
Maybe Stephen didn't tell Hugh it was a sketch at all.
“Mr Dalliard, I’ve gone peculiar now” 😂😂😂
I always laugh when I read this sketch on the television
You've gone peculiar, now
Please post a different comment in the same way.
I think Mr Dalliard's acting is top notch, a veritable tribute to silent cinema, his performance is so subtle that you wouldn't be blamed for believing there was no one there.
I can't wait for model shops to open again so I can have interactions like this.
I was screaming with delight and laughter at this one! The steady steam of misunderstandings peppered with insults in a very good English is just hysterical to listen to,
Every single second of this sketch is hilarious.
3:28 I like how he just kept that under the counter 🤣🤣
If I could spend my life working in an old school hobby shop like this one it would be a life not wasted.
I can’t listen to Mr Fry on QI for example without seeing him in these comedy shows, he has a fantastic precise voice
This sketch is so great it almost brings a joyful tear to my eye.
Mr Dalliard! Command the earth the swallow me up!
One of the best-written shows of all time. Absolutely razor sharp
Just something about the way he says mr. Dalliard gets me every time.
this customer must be a very talented anti-espionage officer indeed, figuring out the secret activation phrase on first try.
"A model airplane full of water?!" 😂😂😂
Nearly every line in this is quotable, i love it
LOVE HOW Stephen gets all Dadaesque
Man, I remember play Super Sonic Hedgehog Brothers when I was a kid.
Same.
I don't know why, but I am quite sure that Mr. Dalliard is a rather large old tom cat. And that he is indeed crouched over a rifle.
Wish I'd named my cat Mr Dalliard now.
Watching this bit makes me truly understand why House's sense of humor was so scathingly brutal.
This is the best medicin for a covid19 lockdown...i live in Panamá waching this to cheer myself a little...wourdefilull 💌👌😃😄😀
Now I have to work "ready-sliced golf shots" into my daily conversations.
Now I wanna see Mr.Dalliard
If you put this alongside Monty Python's Dead Parrot sketch I'd take this every time. This is my favourite sketch of theirs. Absolutely faultless in every aspect, both the writing and performances. A Bit of Fry and Laurie is underrated. It should be acknowledged for what is is, top, top sketch comedy by two extraordinary talents.
I'd want a tank... "A tank of water sir?!"
Can't get enough of it, revisiting it almost daily xD
"Gosh, that Italian family at the next table sure seems quiet"
A MODEL AEROPLANE OF WATER?!! 🤣🤣🤣
krazykat1977 ikr 🤣🤣
Its the ready sliced golf shots that always gets me :D
That very naughty Comrade (actually Colonel) Malenski. In his lighter moments I feel certain that he would have been known for playing a few mean pranks on people after a vodka binge! I bet that after getting back to Moscow he would often reflect on how many times the model shop proprietor might be going through those lines and the "activated" routine any time a potential customer walked in and greeted him with THAT phrase. The comrade probably spotted an easy mark from the get go after observing the proprietor regularly carrying on a conversation with the invisible Mr Dalliard :-)
The first fry and Laurie sketch I ever saw. A good one
I just love the insanity of this sketch
I've Never seen this with such good image quality, thanks, the BBC
“A *model aeroplane* of water!?”
Is the point of the sketch that he acts crazy so he doesn't blow his cover as a sleeper agent, or is he just crazy?
The point of this sketch, sir, is splunge.
@@martinhodge921 I don't want a yes man and don't disagree!!!
Nothing short of genius
A helpless seal pup called Arnold 😄
2:51 “A model aeroplane of water?!”
😂
This sketch was broadcast in 1995 (in Series 4) and presumably thus written at some point after 1992 (when Series 3 was broadcast). Thus when Stephen says early on that it is '27 summers' since he had his instructions from Comrade Malenski, that takes us back to 1965 at the earliest. Yet he also asks 'How is Comrade Stalin?' indicating he'd been undercover since a time when Stalin was alive, which means pre 1953, when Stalin died. Thus anyone alive in 1965, even in the USSR would have well known that Stalin was dead, indeed Khrushchev who succeeded Stalin as leader had already been replaced himself, by Brezhnev in 1964. Odd for Stephen to not have picked up on the discrepancy, given his huge range of general knowledge!
I think the line is intentionally absurd - and, perhaps, meant to be a hint that the model salesman is in fact just plain mad and never actually met any Malenski. After all, it's pretty clear Mr Dalliard is only a figment of his imagination, too…
@@aristidetwain9117 I was gonna say myself, that's probably intentional that the dates don't line up.
The salesman is clearly just off his rocker.
For goodness sake it’s a comedy sketch and not meant to be taken seriously
Mr Dalliard is the real hero.
Mr. Dalliard, please pardon the pun.
So, so good.
“A MODEL AIRPLANE OF WATER??”
I'll take 1 plate of water...just because it'd be an interesting sight to have it delivered
"we would love to accommodate our customers but we aren't a hotel" I need to use that at work
Bloody classic lol. Xx
This is preciouss to me!
Imagine Rowan in the scene as a second customer just messing around.
It would start to feel like Blackadder :-D
0:51 - and from the Auntie's Bloomers outtakes we now know that it took may takes for them to get this small part right, as Hugh continued to laugh and put off Stephen.
A model?
Yes.
a model?
A Model
With or without plastic struts?
what if stephen murdured mr dalliard and keeping the shop open to avoid suspicions
wow what a crisp image!
Detonating relatives is all very well and sound, but flying to Dover? Simply shocking.
Their finest moment together.
You'll notice Mr. Dalliard ignores all of this.
You remembered you remembered! Good Morning!
‘A model aeroplane of water!?’
A model aero plane of water?!!
A model aeroplane of water?! :D :D
Stephen Fry at his best! 😃
I think mr Dalliard and the Stig from Top Gear are the same person.
Anyone watching this while in lockdown?
Anyone watching this while their eyes are open?
Yes, and it is still perfect :)
I fully believe this is a daily occurrence
Relevant.
Mr. Dalliard is Stephen Fry’s imaginary friend/lover.
So ridiculous it’s genius.
"a model aeroplane of water!?''
Super Sonic Hedgehog Brothers is my favourite game.
I like how he checks whether or not the dude knows about planes and plastic struts or not 🧐💥
When I make a faux pas I'm genuinely going to start looking over my shoulder and say to no one "Mr. Dalliard! Command the earth to swallow me up!"
I wonder how many seal pups are called Arnold
I can't decide if it's funnier if Mr Dalliard is real or imaginary
Must remember to be careful when going into a model shop now
A model aeroplane of water is my favourite form of measurement for water.
Hugh’s looks to camera suggest there may have been much less prepared script, and a lot of unexpected spontaneous notions from Stephen. Which he had to handle without warning.
I've just realised, i'm building the same version of Titanic that is in the background
Good Mourning
"Mr. Dalliard, I've gone peculiar now!" you mean you weren't before?
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