Benny was just wonderful. When I was a teenager in the late 70's, the U.S. picked up his show for distribution here and it caused quite a reaction. They would play it late night on local UHF Channels (back when we had them) in all the big cities and surrounding areas and we would talk about each episode the next day in school. RIP Benny, you were something else!
This segment 'Wife Swap' was originally titled 'The New York Slob' with aired on April 16, 1986 on UK Thames TV which was Episode #53, Series 17. The late great Benny Hill (1924-1992) was one of the greatest British comedians with his comic varity show 'The Benny Hill Show' of which this aired from 1969 to 1989 as monthly one-hour specials. Fun seeing British Benny Hill playing a New York American slob who gets more than he bargained for with his new neighbors.
Benny sent up every race on the planet but there wasn't a harmful bone in his body , Britain's greatest ever comedian so sadly missed and so badly treated by the MSM . RIP Benny you were the greatest
Technically, the joke at 0:32 is as American as can be: Wurlitzer was an American company making musical instruments, most famously organs and jukeboxes; Xerox is an American company known for photocopiers and printers (image reproduction). Hence the pun: Wurlitzer + Xerox = 'reproductive organs'.
This segment is 'Wife Swap' (AKA: 'The New York Slob') from 'The Benny Hill Show' Series 17, Episode #53 (Thames ITV, Channel 3) U.K. Air date: April 16, 1986 Sketch cast: Benny Hill as Barney Fudpucker Helen Horton as Miriam Fudpucker Henry McGee as Henry Lorraine Doyle as Lorraine Kathy Staff as Henry's Wife
Benny Hill was a British comedian. He did Burlesque, Double Entendre and Slapstick comedy. The other wife is played by a British actress Kathy Staff. She was best known for playing a character called Nora Batty in an English sitcom called, Last of the Summer Wine. She was a brilliant actress.
@@SimplySavageReactions You will also like "Yes Minister" and "Yes Prime Minister" series too along with the 'Blackadder' and "Allo Allo" series. British comedy is well known, so many to choose from the past, but sadly not in today's time.
Some Benny Hill skits to check out. Benny Hill, Heroes Through the Ages. Benny Hill, World of Sport. Benny Hill, Name That Tune. Benny Hill, Cruise on the S.S. Rumpo. Benny Hill, Ernie (The Fastest Milkman in the West). This is a song. Benny Hill, Hospital High-Jinx. Benny Hill, Medical Memory Lane. Benny Hill, The Good Apple. Benny Hill, Hill’s Angels - Little Dimpton Street Party.
a piccadillo is a spicy Latin-American hash or stew of meat and vegetables often with raisins and olives that is commonly used as a filling (as for tacos) or served with rice and beans.
You are very handsome, what a lovely face you have. Benny did a fantastic job doing the American accent. Very funny sketch, don't make them like this anymore. Your eyes nearly popped out of your head when that red headed woman walked in to the room.
I`m English - and I didn`t get that joke in the NYT either. Benny Hill was actually quite the Genius when it comes to British Comedy, and he wasn`t a bad lyricist either, if he wrote his commedy sketch songs himself. Earlier today I watched another video from a US `Vlogger ?` I never thought about it before but over here we have places to stay called "Bed and Breakfasts." B&B`s - which are, on the whole, significantly less expensive than staying in hotels, whilst at the same time offering at least as much warmth and comfort, as well as a full - English breakfast after the good night`s sleep. Perhaps James could plan his trip over here by booking into B&B`s - especially if he plans to here a car whilst here. You can find B&B`s in all towns and cities ( and probably most villages ) here - as well as out in the countryside and amongst farms.
If you want to be in fits of laughter (including mum) i highly recommend you watch these to British comedians. Freddie Starr and Lee Evans you'll not be disappointed i promise.
Something you should look into is the Carry On Films Carry On is a British comedy franchise comprising thirty-one films, four Christmas specials, a television series, and stage shows produced between 1958 and 1992. Produced by Peter Rogers, the Carry On films were directed by Gerald Thomas and starred a regular ensemble that included Sid James, Kenneth Williams, Charles Hawtrey, Joan Sims, Kenneth Connor, Peter Butterworth, Hattie Jacques, Terry Scott, Bernard Bresslaw, Barbara Windsor, Jack Douglas, and Jim Dale. The humour of Carry On was in the British comic tradition of music hall and bawdy seaside postcards. The success of the series led to several spin-offs, including four Christmas television specials (1969-1973), a 1975 television series of thirteen episodes, and three West End stage shows that also toured the United Kingdom.
The headline on the paper kills me every time... Xerox - famous for copiers Wurlitzer - one of the better company making organs... This was a play on words... Xerox and Wurlitzer merge Object Reproductive Organs...
seriously does, or can anyone check on someone who has vanished without explanation. an active online person does not randomly stop. it say 7.9 subscribers and no one else is thinking ?
Do a little research. . .Benny Hill was one of the most famous British comedians. This is a "skit" from his "British" TV show. And yes, he's doing a parody of an American couple. Yikes, why is that so confusing?
The lady who played Henry's wife was the wonderful Kathy Staff a very popular actress hence the applause when she made her appearance
It always makes me laugh when I hear Nora Batty say “get off my step! You’re weird!”
Nearly in full Nora Batty gear...minus the yard brush... Those wrinkled stockings should be in the TV hall of Fame...
And Benny's wife (Helen Horton) was the voice for Mother, the ship computer on the movie ALIEN.
Benny was just wonderful. When I was a teenager in the late 70's, the U.S. picked up his show for distribution here and it caused quite a reaction. They would play it late night on local UHF Channels (back when we had them) in all the big cities and surrounding areas and we would talk about each episode the next day in school. RIP Benny, you were something else!
I loved Benny Hill so much. Watched him all the time as a kid. He was hilarious
This segment 'Wife Swap' was originally titled 'The New York Slob' with aired on April 16, 1986 on UK Thames TV which was Episode #53, Series 17. The late great Benny Hill (1924-1992) was one of the greatest British comedians with his comic varity show 'The Benny Hill Show' of which this aired from 1969 to 1989 as monthly one-hour specials. Fun seeing British Benny Hill playing a New York American slob who gets more than he bargained for with his new neighbors.
Benny sent up every race on the planet but there wasn't a harmful bone in his body ,
Britain's greatest ever comedian so sadly missed and so badly treated by the MSM . RIP Benny you were the greatest
Technically, the joke at 0:32 is as American as can be: Wurlitzer was an American company making musical instruments, most famously organs and jukeboxes; Xerox is an American company known for photocopiers and printers (image reproduction). Hence the pun: Wurlitzer + Xerox = 'reproductive organs'.
Omg thank you lol
HE DID A SERIES IN USA IN 80S, HES BLOODY FUNNY, THANKS FOR THAT
This segment is 'Wife Swap' (AKA: 'The New York Slob') from 'The Benny Hill Show' Series 17, Episode #53 (Thames ITV, Channel 3)
U.K. Air date: April 16, 1986
Sketch cast:
Benny Hill as Barney Fudpucker
Helen Horton as Miriam Fudpucker
Henry McGee as Henry
Lorraine Doyle as Lorraine
Kathy Staff as Henry's Wife
Benny Hill was a British comedian. He did Burlesque, Double Entendre and Slapstick comedy.
The other wife is played by a British actress Kathy Staff.
She was best known for playing a character called Nora Batty in an English sitcom called, Last of the Summer Wine. She was a brilliant actress.
British comedians are just so freaking great at what they do. I gotta find some more Benny Hill
@@SimplySavageReactions You will also like "Yes Minister" and "Yes Prime Minister" series too along with the 'Blackadder' and "Allo Allo" series.
British comedy is well known, so many to choose from the past, but sadly not in today's time.
Tim, I believe she was also in Crossroads at one point, not sure if you are old enough to remember that, a soap about a motel near Birmingham.👍
@@pauldurkee4764 Yeah I remember that. The good days. Was born in 1961.
@@pauldurkee4764 She played Doris Luke. My mother was a fan of the series.
Some Benny Hill skits to check out.
Benny Hill, Heroes Through the Ages.
Benny Hill, World of Sport.
Benny Hill, Name That Tune.
Benny Hill, Cruise on the S.S. Rumpo.
Benny Hill, Ernie (The Fastest Milkman in the West). This is a song.
Benny Hill, Hospital High-Jinx.
Benny Hill, Medical Memory Lane.
Benny Hill, The Good Apple.
Benny Hill, Hill’s Angels - Little Dimpton Street Party.
Nora batty 😂 what a legend she was 😊
Excellent reaction.
he had a top 40 hit on the music charts with earnie the fastest milkman in the west in 1971
Benny Hill for me pure comedy genius.😂😂😂😂
Benny hill is a funny guy
You should react to the. Two Ronnie's mastermind ,
Good video you stay safe 👍
Man Benny Hill is old school.. Should watch the Kevin and Perry skits for pure British 90s parody
Kevin and Perry was 💩.
they couldn't hold a candle to Benny , they nicked nearly all his material
a piccadillo is a spicy Latin-American hash or stew of meat and vegetables often with raisins and olives that is commonly used as a filling (as for tacos) or served with rice and beans.
You are very handsome, what a lovely face you have. Benny did a fantastic job doing the American accent. Very funny sketch, don't make them like this anymore. Your eyes nearly popped out of your head when that red headed woman walked in to the room.
Where you gone bro?! Hope you and the family are all ok? ❤
if you like benny hill a must watch is the british italian job hes great in it
Try on the buses you'll love it
I`m English - and I didn`t get that joke in the NYT either. Benny Hill was actually quite the Genius when it comes to British Comedy, and he wasn`t a bad lyricist either, if he wrote his commedy sketch songs himself.
Earlier today I watched another video from a US `Vlogger ?` I never thought about it before but over here we have places to stay called "Bed and Breakfasts." B&B`s - which are, on the whole, significantly less expensive than staying in hotels, whilst at the same time offering at least as much warmth and comfort, as well as a full - English breakfast after the good night`s sleep. Perhaps James could plan his trip over here by booking into B&B`s - especially if he plans to here a car whilst here. You can find B&B`s in all towns and cities ( and probably most villages ) here - as well as out in the countryside and amongst farms.
What's not to get? Surely, those two companies weren't unheard of in the UK at that time?
If you want to be in fits of laughter (including mum) i highly recommend you watch these to British comedians. Freddie Starr and Lee Evans you'll not be disappointed i promise.
Yes it’s British,,,the lady is an American Actress who moved to London years ago,
British comedy classic 😊
Something you should look into is the Carry On Films
Carry On is a British comedy franchise comprising thirty-one films, four Christmas specials, a television series, and stage shows produced between 1958 and 1992. Produced by Peter Rogers, the Carry On films were directed by Gerald Thomas and starred a regular ensemble that included Sid James, Kenneth Williams, Charles Hawtrey, Joan Sims, Kenneth Connor, Peter Butterworth, Hattie Jacques, Terry Scott, Bernard Bresslaw, Barbara Windsor, Jack Douglas, and Jim Dale. The humour of Carry On was in the British comic tradition of music hall and bawdy seaside postcards. The success of the series led to several spin-offs, including four Christmas television specials (1969-1973), a 1975 television series of thirteen episodes, and three West End stage shows that also toured the United Kingdom.
The headline on the paper kills me every time...
Xerox - famous for copiers
Wurlitzer - one of the better company making organs... This was a play on words...
Xerox and Wurlitzer merge
Object
Reproductive Organs...
Benn made many funny shows.
More comedy.
I think he's taking the pee out of Archie Bunker, which is similar to Till Death Do Us Part with Warren Mitchell
peccadilloes = eccentricities
Bunny Hill great try watching beadles about
Love and marriage. Al bundy was influenced by this character. 2 years later the sitcom was released.
seriously does, or can anyone check on someone who has vanished without explanation. an active online person does not randomly stop. it say 7.9 subscribers and no one else is thinking ?
Do a little research. . .Benny Hill was one of the most famous British comedians. This is a "skit" from his "British" TV show. And yes, he's doing a parody of an American couple. Yikes, why is that so confusing?
It's a generation joke. Ask you parents.
Nora batty