Porridge Season 2 Episode 8 The Desperate Hours Christmas Special Reaction
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Moments like this you see why even those in lock up enjoyed watching Porridge, it really humanises everyone in there.
Aunty can also refer to your Mums friends, growing up I called lots of my Mums friends Aunty whatever name, this is quite common in the UK I presume it is in a lot of places, I always assumed Godber was referring to a friend of his Mums.
I think it comes from children calling adults by their first name is considered rude or inappropriate, but calling a close family friend Mrs or Mr whatever is too formal, so calling them Aunt Jenny or whatever is a good compromise. plus its almost like close friends of your parents are considered to be part of the family.
The gunman is tinker from LOVEJOY who was played by IAN MCSHANE before he went to Hollywood and made it big in the JOHN WICK movies as Winston
Interesting bud thanks for sharing.
I love Porridge. Sometimes though, I have to stop and realise when I'm watching a scene that briefly touches on a serious subject, like the desperation and mental health, as we'd say now, in this episode. That must've been rare for a British sitcom of that era. I can't think of any others that came close. Maybe Steptoe and Son, as there were some moments in that where you felt the emotional torture and blackmail of Harold having to look after his elderly father, and also the poverty. I think I'm just picking up on this or vocalising my thoughts because of the world we live in today.
It was very 'woke' as they would say now.
I've seen behind the scenes archives and they are all really middle class luvvies 🤣
I think the truth might be: there was a social consciousness prior to the year 2000. We are battered over the head with that it was far less PC at the time. But it really wasn't. Even the Sweeney wasn't as masculine as some may wish it to be.
If that makes sense.
@@matthewb9621 Explain what "woke" means?
Great comedy never dates and this will still be as good to watch in 50 years.....
steptoe and son another one you will like the old stuff is gold in the uk
Thanks bud, I do have that one on my list to check out =]
Ronnie Barker recorded the welcome message played to prisoners in Pentonville prison.
It was sarcasm/irony 😅 The Isle of Wight is an island in the English Channel, 2 to 5 miles (3.2 to 8.0 kilometres) off the coast of Hampshire, across the Solent. It is the largest and second-most populous island in England. Referred to as "The Island" by residents, the Isle of Wight has resorts that have been popular holiday destinations since Victorian times.
The Isle of Wight is in a different time zone from the rest of Britain. You have to put your watch back 50 years when you visit. 😀
@@Macilmoyle 😂
To be fair, I've only been there once...and that was as a child. I remember the coloured sand and the ferry/boat that carried cars across water with no regard to human passengers 🤣
The line did make me laugh as it was the poor man's Jersey etc. I guess. It's difficult to explain.. It just made me chuckle 😂 A very throw away line of its time but still can resonate nearly 50 years later.
@@matthewb9621 My comment was purely tongue in cheek. The Isle of Wight is a great place.
@@Macilmoyle I know it was. It wasn't lost on me. Honestly. The line may have made me laugh and ponder more than you. I over thought it. 😂
It's also home to HMP Parkhurst, where they send all the proper loonies.
1970s psychiatric care in the UK was often as bad as the prisons.
There's a spin off when Fletcher is out of jail,called going straight.I don't think it was as good as porridge,but how can you follow perfection!& I was only about 7😁
It was never as good. Only the first episode was great. Then again, it was sort of a final episode for Porridge.
A piece of British comedy history xxx
Isn't the dude with the mustache and the bald head ALAN Cassandra dad from ONLY FOOLS AND HORSES
No. It's Fulton MacKay. Denis Lill played Casse's dad.
Well done for reviewing, Richard B holds a lot of peoples' hearts, can't believe I was 9-12 watching this when it came out.
A great episode, although I agree that No Way Out is better. What's curious in this one is that the governor is a staunch teetotaler and is strictly against drinking, legal or illegal, and yet in the previous episode, he hosted a sherry party.
Classic
watch some mothers do have em will have you in stichers same times as this and only fools
Is that Dudley Sutton.
Yes it is
I've got the urge to binge watch a load of lovejoy episode's now
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still need to watch the pilot episode were fletchers first day there boss episode
Watch the pilot episode "Prisoner and Escort". Brilliant stuff.
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Fetish. Aunts and mother in laws. Fantasy. Prisons weird. Men stuck together? 🤠