As I was saying to someone only today, part of me laughs a lot when watching their sketches but there's also part that simply marvels at the ability demonstrated. Absolute genius!
I love how in the first part of the sketch the women are trying not to laugh. Great script, great comedic actors!🤣👍 I discovered the two Ronnies just a couple a years ago through TH-cam greetings from Sweden! They're hilarious🤣👍 Also love the pub owner at the end!🤣👍
Absolutely brilliant writing.✍🏻 They don’t make them like these two anymore. Saturday nights in front of the Beeb was the best place to be with your family 🎭.
Off all the party sketches this is my favourite. Brilliantly written, superb word play. Great timing as usual. Lindsay Doyle - Linseed Oil. I am addressing my remarks. Myra Marks. You get the picture. Pure genius
Linseed Oil - Lindsay Doyle Come hell or high water - Camillia HighWater My remarks - Myra Marks Any more - Annie Moore Giddy on chandy - Gideon Shandy See more coming - Seymour Cumming The Barber of Seville - Barbra Seville A philistine - Phil Stein or Phillip Stein Deserving - Des Irving Order him off it - Audrey Moffat Albatross - Albert Ross To no avail - Noah Vale Tomorrow night - Tamara Knight A meal you cook - Amelia Cooke Surely not - Shirley Knot Lowest earner - Lois Turner Nattily done - Natalie Dunn Horriscope - Horus Cope Moronic Orbit - Ronnie Corbet (my favourite) Bore us rigid - Boris Richard (?) That guy standing - Guys Tanding (?) Not sure about the last two but all the others are pretty damn close as far as I can tell
The 2 ronnies were 2 of the funniest,cheekiest and cleverest men ever to grace gods green earth with their presence so talented and such razor sharp wit,its so sad that theyre not with us anymore they were just so cleverly gifted
You have to have good hearing, get the joke immediately or you will miss the next one. (Before TH-cam there was no stop and “rewind”.) “One of a kind” becomes (Duo) Two of a kind which doesn’t have the same clout.
For those strugging with the accent Linseed Oil - Lindsay Doyle Come hell or high water - Camillia HighWater My remarks - Myra Marks Any more - Annie Moore Giddy on chandy - Gideon Shandy See more coming - Seymour Cumming The Barber of Seville - Barbra Seville A philistine - Phil Stein or Phillip Stein Deserving - Des Irving Order him off it - Audrey Moffat Albatross - Albert Ross To no avail - Noah Vale Tomorrow night - Tamara Knight A meal you cook - Amelia Cooke Surely not - Shirley Knot Lowest earner - Lois Turner Nattily done - Natalie Dunn Horriscope - Horus Cope Moronic Orbit - Ronnie Corbet (my favourite) Bore us rigid - Boris Richard (?) That guy standing - Guys Tanding (?) Not sure about the last two but all the others are correct
Is it a difficult accent? It's a fairly standard accent to hear on British television so I suppose I'm used to it. Also, 'philistine' is Phyllis Stein, 'horoscope' is Horace Cope and 'that guy standing' is Guy Standing (thought you might like to know). Glad you can appreciate the comedy, wherever you're from. The Two Ronnies were great.
Thank Jeff, appreciate the explanation. I watched the originals decades ago and still enjoy belly laughs especially with classic funny genius Ronnie Barker😂 😂
Guy Standing (1873-1937) was a British and Hollywood actor, grandfather of the current actor Sir John Standing and a distant relative of mine. His son, Michael Standing, went on to be Head of Light Entertainment at the BBC, and commissioned 'The Navy Lark', which featured Ronnie Barker!
But it has not been said that he told a homeless person to 'eat his dog'. Then again, as with most of the Carry On team, did many of our best entertainers have issues?
RIP Patricia Brake barmaid in sketch at 6.37, Ingrid Fletch's daighter in Porridge and Going Straight also Coronation Street, Emmerdale ,EastEnders and many more.
Who's the chick at 6.17? She is tall, beautiful, nice blonde updo and well-propped hu-ha's. and the black sweater accentuates the nice contrast of the skin.
R u 1 2 ...No that s his name . Ha..just like R 2 D 2 from star wars..very clever. As for the vacuum.. doesn t even need a Hoover line..smutty and funny all rolled into one
Did Barker actually write all these word-mangling scripts ? he certainly defined the comedy formula, just wondering if he got staff to write a lot of it.
@@johnmc3862 he was the best of the non-alt comics, though he did drift into alt occasionally - the early sketch where he is middle class, Cleese is upper class and Corbett is lower class: as Corbett states - they all know their class ! (I summarise it for those who don't know it, I'm sure you do !)
But the problem was that it was much that muchness. For despite Barker being a little woodern, and the show formula, why did people keep watching - week after week? Or do we Brits fear fresh and new formats?
This Has 2B The Funnest Word Game Ever Created An Played 4:03 Turns 2Confirm👀 1:30 4A Second i Thought He Was Going 2Slap Him 9:22 Looks Like A Stoned Version of Robin Williams 7:12
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As I was saying to someone only today, part of me laughs a lot when watching their sketches but there's also part that simply marvels at the ability demonstrated. Absolute genius!
Agreed 👍🏻
Loved the two Ronnie's. Very entertaining
I love how in the first part of the sketch the women are trying not to laugh. Great script, great comedic actors!🤣👍
I discovered the two Ronnies just a couple a years ago through TH-cam greetings from Sweden! They're hilarious🤣👍
Also love the pub owner at the end!🤣👍
Absolutely brilliant writing.✍🏻
They don’t make them like these two anymore.
Saturday nights in front of the Beeb was the best place to be with your family 🎭.
Splendid comedy clean, witty, n really funny I love these 2 Ronnie's my tummy really hurts while laughing so hard thanks for sharing 👍 ❤️ 💜 😄 😀 😆
Off all the party sketches this is my favourite. Brilliantly written, superb word play. Great timing as usual. Lindsay Doyle - Linseed Oil. I am addressing my remarks. Myra Marks. You get the picture. Pure genius
Lynn Seedoil
Please someone do all of them. I get the joke but as a foreigner, can't always make either the name or the actual words said.
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Linseed Oil - Lindsay Doyle
Come hell or high water - Camillia HighWater
My remarks - Myra Marks
Any more - Annie Moore
Giddy on chandy - Gideon Shandy
See more coming - Seymour Cumming
The Barber of Seville - Barbra Seville
A philistine - Phil Stein or Phillip Stein
Deserving - Des Irving
Order him off it - Audrey Moffat
Albatross - Albert Ross
To no avail - Noah Vale
Tomorrow night - Tamara Knight
A meal you cook - Amelia Cooke
Surely not - Shirley Knot
Lowest earner - Lois Turner
Nattily done - Natalie Dunn
Horriscope - Horus Cope
Moronic Orbit - Ronnie Corbet (my favourite)
Bore us rigid - Boris Richard (?)
That guy standing - Guys Tanding (?)
Not sure about the last two but all the others are pretty damn close as far as I can tell
Linseed oil, isn’t he the speaker of the House of Commons.
The tall blonde was trying not to laugh
The 2 ronnies were 2 of the funniest,cheekiest and cleverest men ever to grace gods green earth with their presence so talented and such razor sharp wit,its so sad that theyre not with us anymore they were just so cleverly gifted
Brilliant, just brilliant. The immortal and incomparable Two Ronnies - an era that will never ever come back.
Honestly these two were pure geniuses. Also all natural beauties in those days.
Barker, the greater one, certainly.
Brilliant word-play. They were masterful!
Superb and totally genius wonderful two Ronnie's, beautiful memories watching them in happier times. xx
I love their party sketches - brilliant.
Bloody brill ! Four decades on .
Talking about remembering your lines.... this is insane... Pure genius.....
The work of a genius!
I hope they are in heaven twogether having fun
These TWO were so very very clever but one needs to be quick and on the ball. One (Duo) of a Kind 👍👍👍👍👍
What??
Two years on, and this comment remains as clear as mud. Please explain
You have to have good hearing, get the joke immediately or you will miss the next one. (Before TH-cam there was no stop and “rewind”.) “One of a kind” becomes (Duo) Two of a kind which doesn’t have the same clout.
Moronic Orbit.. so good xD
For those strugging with the accent
Linseed Oil - Lindsay Doyle
Come hell or high water - Camillia HighWater
My remarks - Myra Marks
Any more - Annie Moore
Giddy on chandy - Gideon Shandy
See more coming - Seymour Cumming
The Barber of Seville - Barbra Seville
A philistine - Phil Stein or Phillip Stein
Deserving - Des Irving
Order him off it - Audrey Moffat
Albatross - Albert Ross
To no avail - Noah Vale
Tomorrow night - Tamara Knight
A meal you cook - Amelia Cooke
Surely not - Shirley Knot
Lowest earner - Lois Turner
Nattily done - Natalie Dunn
Horriscope - Horus Cope
Moronic Orbit - Ronnie Corbet (my favourite)
Bore us rigid - Boris Richard (?)
That guy standing - Guys Tanding (?)
Not sure about the last two but all the others are correct
Is it a difficult accent? It's a fairly standard accent to hear on British television so I suppose I'm used to it. Also, 'philistine' is Phyllis Stein, 'horoscope' is Horace Cope and 'that guy standing' is Guy Standing (thought you might like to know). Glad you can appreciate the comedy, wherever you're from. The Two Ronnies were great.
Thank Jeff, appreciate the explanation. I watched the originals decades ago and still enjoy belly laughs especially with classic funny genius Ronnie Barker😂 😂
Guy Standing (1873-1937) was a British and Hollywood actor, grandfather of the current actor Sir John Standing and a distant relative of mine.
His son, Michael Standing, went on to be Head of Light Entertainment at the BBC, and commissioned 'The Navy Lark', which featured Ronnie Barker!
Absolutely brilliant!
"Moronic Orbit."
Out of this world!
The wonderful, beautiful and talented pat brake.
Always clean good humour, a bit like Tommy Cooper. (I bet Tommy Cooper will turn up on my TH-cam in the next week. ).
But it has not been said that he told a homeless person to 'eat his dog'. Then again, as with most of the Carry On team, did many of our best entertainers have issues?
A whole gaggle of new Spooneris😂😂ms!!!
The Kings Coronation was attended by Lindsay Hoyle, and it made me think of this sketch!
The two Ronnie's are excellent
Comedy at it's finest like the best ciggies cigars pipes and beer sherry brandy whiskey and fish and chips
A man after my own heart.
This is even better than "Who's on first?"😅😅
So incredibly clever!
Brilliant...genius
RIP Patricia Brake barmaid in sketch at 6.37, Ingrid Fletch's daighter in Porridge and Going Straight also Coronation Street, Emmerdale ,EastEnders and many more.
Was just about to say the same. Remember her in the scene in Porridge visiting her dad and not wearing a br. Lol.
Love those two
I've been watching this for years and I've only just spotted R.Pitch
Brilliant!
I wish someone would upload these in full, especially as they're currently being repeated, although sadly not on BBC iPlayer. :(
dude watch online in google there are many websites
Chancellor reality 😂😂😂😂😂
7:11 The actress for Ingrid from Porridge and Going Straight
Nice distraction from the chaos going on
Who's the chick at 6.17?
She is tall, beautiful, nice blonde updo and well-propped hu-ha's. and the black sweater accentuates the nice contrast of the skin.
8:49 Amazing acting.
3:30 Don’t tell me she moves in his moronic orbit.
Robbie Corbett? Who’s Ronnie Corbett?
Genius.
Tops mate.
R u 1 2 ...No that s his name . Ha..just like R 2 D 2 from star wars..very clever. As for the vacuum.. doesn t even need a Hoover line..smutty and funny all rolled into one
I love the robot clip
At 7b minutes was that Patrica Brake (Ingrid from "Porridge")
Did Barker actually write all these word-mangling scripts ? he certainly defined the comedy formula, just wondering if he got staff to write a lot of it.
Afaik He wrote nearly all of them. Genius of a writer and actor.
@@johnmc3862 he was the best of the non-alt comics, though he did drift into alt occasionally - the early sketch where he is middle class, Cleese is upper class and Corbett is lower class: as Corbett states - they all know their class ! (I summarise it for those who don't know it, I'm sure you do !)
But the problem was that it was much that muchness. For despite Barker being a little woodern, and the show formula, why did people keep watching - week after week? Or do we Brits fear fresh and new formats?
@@antispindr8613 BBC put stuff like Milligan and python up, Ronnies got more viewers, so yes
0:29 - he certainly is still around, Speaker of the House of Commons no less!
Brilliant indeed
I think we're allright now" ha ha ha ha ha ha
Well Olive Ann Other
Sue & Will Aye,
Knew them all
Cheers...
This Has 2B The Funnest Word Game Ever Created An Played 4:03
Turns 2Confirm👀 1:30 4A Second i Thought He Was Going 2Slap Him 9:22
Looks Like A Stoned Version of Robin Williams 7:12
The Squash video was way fab
Moronic Orbit 🤣🤣 that's Eminem level word play
Fletchers Daughter in the last sketch
who's ronnie corbett
Droid??? Before 1980's? I thought it was a short name for the modern smartphone android!
Fletch and his Daughter.
funny funny funny
Pissed
Remember bob monkhouse
About as funny as having your left leg surgically removed with a blunt axe ! ... without anasthetic !!!
Really
They based their whole career on mispronunciation.
They were superb, I can watch these over and over again.
ROTFL!
WHAT
WHAT?
Ok
🤣😂😅🤣😂🤣😅🤣😂
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Goodbyeitswhat
:-)
Moronic orbit.
I lost interest after 3 minutes. This sketch is way too long.
You have ADD.
The lady behind the counter was in porridge with Ronnie barker ,she was Fletchers daughter