Morecambe and Wise: Byron meets Keats

Morecambe and Wise: Byron meets Keats- Classic Sketch

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

For me this is one of their best, but not that many people recall it. And Yet this sketch has her name different to the BBC audio CD version in which her name is Annie and he says "There's no answering that!" 😂😂😂

[@annoldham3018]

I always loved the incongruity of period costume with Eric's 70s glasses. Nothing really had to be said.😂😂😂

[@JacobButter]

"My name, sir is Kitty"
"Well, that is a pity. You'll have to ask somebody else in the city."

[@naly202]

That's great.

[@mthobelinathanheshu8423]

Thank you for posting. I used hear & listen to the audio of this clip on radio during the mid 1980s onwards. Memorable radio that was! I've been unsuccessfully searching for the clip @ Google for many years now incorrectly using "Two poets meet" until I got lucky today 😁

[@johnstriker480]

This poetry is too funny

[@DenkyManner]

So many of these clean comedians weren't clean at all.

[@johnking5174]

Eric and Ernie were clean though

[@annoldham3018]

Do you have any crumpet?🤣🤣🤣

[@Maidenchick87]

typical ernie and eric...

[@tokubel5342]

Still makes me laugh, but the audio version was fab! Also, Ern missed a line - it was Daffodils!

[@rorywhyte6722]

Terrific, was this Beben's work?

[@johnking5174]

Eddie Braben yes wrote this

[@michaelritchie2968]

Much as I love this sketch, I always thought it would be better if it turned out the maid's name was something un-rhymeable.