@@BeaverIAB what cost $? Renting the studio? Do it on Ashens couch. You don't need a studio to make good content. What else were they doing that cost $? (I mean £)
@@Boogie_the_catEver heard of travel? Getting a big group of people from around the UK filming Barshens was really expensive and time consuming. Not to forget that some of them needed to be paid for working
I lost it at "Bojangle's". I KNOW what it is. Watching Barry's face was hysterical. I cannot say I blame him for looking that confused. "Donald Trump": I now know the facial expression Ashens had when he ate that bad century egg.
Barry did say "the second word"... completely missing the fact that the _first_ word was also part of his name. Actually when he said "the second word is the name of a wrestler" I half expected him to be thinking of Dwayne "The Stone" Jackson.
You know it's weird. I Love the old barshens format, but I have kinda gotten used to listening to Stuart and Barry for an hour every Friday. Keep the great content going!
Fran Dresher was in the American TV series The Nanny and sand dollars are a sand burrowing sea urchin that when dead leaves a calcium disc with a pattern on it hence sand dollar
This is totally me as an American watching British comedy game shows on TH-cam when they start making fun of daytime TV hosts and members of Parliament. God I wish I had never googled Ann Widdecombe.
I think you guys are getting a lot of positive feedback for this, and for good reason. It's the new format, but with the familiar game show element we all loved from Barshens 1.0. More of this and Linkee etc. in between the podcasting would be great :-)
@@drivingcat6901 They’re a type of flat sea urchin, common names include sea biscuit, sand cakes, and pansy shells. The reason they’re called Sand Dollars in the US (potentially other places) is because their bleached skeletons that wash up on shore look like silver dollar coins.
Is the main podcast coming this week? I loved this video, but would equally love another podcast to listen too! Keep up the great work lads, you're doing an amazing job. This channel is pure gold.
How come 2.0 was an hour long but this was like 11 mins :( do this for an hour!!! It's like a smart guy and a less smart guy competing, but the smart guy can only win if the less smart guy can answer, its the perfect way to make the game fair! Love it.
Stuart once commented on Trump, gently mocking him with "I'm sure whatever it was, it the biggest, best...", something like that. But now he won't go there
damn i love classic barshens. Still love your current content but not quite as entertaining i'll admit. But then again I've never really been big on podcasts. I only regularly listen to one Podcast called Drunks and Dragons and I only just recently got into it a few months ago so I'm not even caught up with the most recent stuff and they have over a hundred episodes lmao.
Cha- RAHdes = UK, Cha-RAYdes = US, in my experience. I have no idea why Barry says it American style but honestly it's not any weirder than anything else he does
"It's like the word clap but with an m on the end instead of a p..." Might as well say that for all the clues... "it's like the word moneybee but with h instead of a m"....
This video has ads inside the video that appears in the cellphone on their foreheads. Even with ad blocker turned on. I feel like I lost 20 IQ points because I haven't watched an ad since 1999
If Barry would have just said 'I really really really wanna zighazigh-HA!' Stu would have got it, and it would have stayed within the rules. Just saying.
@@RFC3514 It is a creature of the sea, but also a reference to the skeleton left behind by some starfish. It is possible that they don't live off the coasts of the UK which would explain why they never heard it. The waters may be too cold. I use to see them all the time on the beach in California as a kid, but I noticed less and less going north of California. A lesser term is Sea Biscuit or Sea Cookie.
im from australia and have never even heard of the term before. i had to google what it was. didnt recognise the pictures either. the entire quiz was just us-centric.
FuYing Bro - I'm aware of what it is, but no one outside the USA calls them "sand dollars", and they're certainly not common in the UK (or in most islands on the planet).
This is the kind of stuff that spices up the programming. A little bit of classic Bars vs Hens.
Thanks for the trees!, Chepstow has never been the same since.
game episode! this what we need good ol classic random Barshen
Teasing us with that classic Barshens taste again!
Playing a a general knowledge game with Barry, always good.
Goodbye Barshens.
2015-2019. You will be missed.
XLOrange Ninja it's so bad. And only 12k views. Worst decision ever
@@Gogettor It was hardly a decision. They didn't have the money to fund the original format anymore.
BeaverInABlender I know. But it was seriously one of the best things I’ve ever seen in my 34-plus years.
@@BeaverIAB what cost $? Renting the studio? Do it on Ashens couch. You don't need a studio to make good content. What else were they doing that cost $? (I mean £)
@@Boogie_the_catEver heard of travel? Getting a big group of people from around the UK filming Barshens was really expensive and time consuming.
Not to forget that some of them needed to be paid for working
I lost it at "Bojangle's". I KNOW what it is. Watching Barry's face was hysterical.
I cannot say I blame him for looking that confused.
"Donald Trump": I now know the facial expression Ashens had when he ate that bad century egg.
Of course, "Cold Stone" Steve Austin, was always one of my favorite wrestlers.
Barry did say "the second word"... completely missing the fact that the _first_ word was also part of his name. Actually when he said "the second word is the name of a wrestler" I half expected him to be thinking of Dwayne "The Stone" Jackson.
yay a video I can watch on my lunch break! Love the classic Barshens type vids. Mrs Barry must have the patience of a saint!
You know it's weird. I Love the old barshens format, but I have kinda gotten used to listening to Stuart and Barry for an hour every Friday. Keep the great content going!
Someone sits in the middle with the phone on their heads and whoever can read wins. My money is on Stuart.
More of this please🥺. Classic Barshens is much fun to watch
Fran Dresher was in the American TV series The Nanny and sand dollars are a sand burrowing sea urchin that when dead leaves a calcium disc with a pattern on it hence sand dollar
You have no idea how badly I needed something funny today. Thanks for being there for me, Barshens!
Cold stone creamery makes their staff sing their gratitude whenever they get a tip
That's horrible...
@ yeah, there's videos of it online
Does “Sand Dollar” count if you say Sand?
Absolutely not, I also wouldn't have accepted the clam answer, but that's maybe just me.
No, as he said the word sand it shouldn't count. I think Stuart was being kind as Barry is notoriously bad at games :-)
it does if you have NFI what a sand dollar is like most of us.
But, more importantly, wtf is a sand dollar?
#AshensWuzRobbed!
This is totally me as an American watching British comedy game shows on TH-cam when they start making fun of daytime TV hosts and members of Parliament. God I wish I had never googled Ann Widdecombe.
YAAAAYYYYY!!!!
Classic Barshens throwback again!!! :DD
Long Live Barshens 🐓❤️
Yay! Some more old-school 1.0 content!
I think you guys are getting a lot of positive feedback for this, and for good reason. It's the new format, but with the familiar game show element we all loved from Barshens 1.0. More of this and Linkee etc. in between the podcasting would be great :-)
After the new episode I had to look back 😂.
You put wasps on your toast 😂😂😂
Great to have a game back on the channel!
never occurred to me that they wouldn't be called sand dollars in places that they don't have dollars
what are they called then
What are sand dollars
@@drivingcat6901 They’re a type of flat sea urchin, common names include sea biscuit, sand cakes, and pansy shells. The reason they’re called Sand Dollars in the US (potentially other places) is because their bleached skeletons that wash up on shore look like silver dollar coins.
@@captainimperialism4568 i’d always wondered what Seabiscuit was named after.
6:08 Dante!
Have you ever considered staying at the Linton travel tavern while filming these it’s equidistant between Norwich and London?
Bojangles is amazing. Great fried chicken and (American) biscuits
Heads up! There's a way back for Barshens!
Wow, this is the first time Barshens popped up in my feed in like 5 months I really thought you guys just gave up with it.
They have.
#treesforchepstow
A ten minute long video , Is this another traditionalish barshens ? Am I dreaming ?
I'm going to miss watching videos on this channel!!!
Omg yes game episode
See, now this format works.
"oh my god, this music category is going to be so American" *plays UB40 and The Spice Girls*
I really enjoyed this, but it made me sad too. I'm not into podcasts, and I miss old Barshens :(
The only thing by Ellen DeGeneres that I actually like
Is the main podcast coming this week? I loved this video, but would equally love another podcast to listen too! Keep up the great work lads, you're doing an amazing job. This channel is pure gold.
Woohoo! We want to see that thing where you walk through the dog poo and see how much sticks to you... the one where Ashens said he drew the line.
First full episide I've watch in months.
I do enjoy the brainless activities.
do they not have sand dollars in britain? from some reason i assumed they lived on all coasts
This was fun! :D Great video
Good to see you making smaller videos again :)
Bojangles is like a cajun style chicken restaurant here in the southern US
the games are back. dont forsake them, they were the best part of 1.0
"Adam Sandler film, it's a comedy" I'm not sure I believe that.
10:45 Stuart's reaction is priceless.
How come 2.0 was an hour long but this was like 11 mins :( do this for an hour!!!
It's like a smart guy and a less smart guy competing, but the smart guy can only win if the less smart guy can answer, its the perfect way to make the game fair! Love it.
What is Stuart's obsession with Thompson's gazelles? This is like the third video he's mentioned them in
CiCi's pronounced like Sea - Sea's is an all you can eat pizza buffet here in the US
Always called this The Rizla Game.
Haha I'm American and never heard of half of those restaurants.
Google Trends is showing a small uptick in searches for Sand Dollars...
You put wasps on your toast?
The pitfalls of playing pop culture association games in a not-yet-unified world culture.
Why hasn't this channel blown up? I bet it's because no kids watch Ashens.
A sand dollar is a kind of shell
Nice
Stuart once commented on Trump, gently mocking him with "I'm sure whatever it was, it the biggest, best...", something like that. But now he won't go there
High School?
Barry, in what country you go to high school *after* college?
6:16 DONT SAY THE WORDS ON THE SCREEN.
We need some more weird food combo's that are real, smooth peanut butter and damson jam on crusty white bread
peanut butter and cream cheese
@@themoviedealers really? Im about to raid the fridge I'm gonna try that now, smooth peanut butter and philledelphia cheese.
Surely you more trees in Weston than Chepstow? Chepstow is like 90% shrubbery
Barry that was the worst humming
not knowing fran drescher is a blessing >
Applebee's: The personal Vietnam of Allison Pregler (Obscurus Lupa).
that seemed like a decaf version of Barry. does he not sing/hum whilst in the kitchen or shower?
Finally #neitherwasrobbed . By the way, souldent the person guessing the answer get the points not the one who was describing the words?
Damn, I really wanted to see Stuarts Valley Girl.
I don't think I would be great at this, but I can't imagine being as bad as Barry!!
This game is called pyramids look up that TV game show
god i miss old barshens
lol good one ... more heads up ... pity it was generically American 😂
Slepp approves
damn i love classic barshens. Still love your current content but not quite as entertaining i'll admit. But then again I've never really been big on podcasts. I only regularly listen to one Podcast called Drunks and Dragons and I only just recently got into it a few months ago so I'm not even caught up with the most recent stuff and they have over a hundred episodes lmao.
Cha- RAHdes = UK, Cha-RAYdes = US, in my experience. I have no idea why Barry says it American style but honestly it's not any weirder than anything else he does
"It's like the word clap but with an m on the end instead of a p..." Might as well say that for all the clues... "it's like the word moneybee but with h instead of a m"....
We used to just call it "Who Am I?"
Sher-aids to me, like what Barry would say
Barry should know blockbuster movies, if he stayed awake long enough to watch them #treesforchepstow
Oh my God Barry is absolutely terrible at humming/singing the melody to songs lmaooo
This video has ads inside the video that appears in the cellphone on their foreheads. Even with ad blocker turned on. I feel like I lost 20 IQ points because I haven't watched an ad since 1999
the restaurants were very american there, and i have never heard of moe's southwest grill (and i am from america) must be a very specific region thing
Trump: I'm not even going into that
For the last one the hint could have been Americas president
The fran one is TV show nanny
If Barry would have just said 'I really really really wanna zighazigh-HA!' Stu would have got it, and it would have stayed within the rules. Just saying.
Don't give us hope just to take it away
I suspect that holding the phone to your forehead is an unnecessary gimmick that the devs came up with to try and hide that they made a word list app.
Barry can't hum confirmed
*Clue is Donald Trump*
NEXT.
I love when the 2 missiles hit big ben and explode into heaven.
#trees4chepstow
Several times you gave the point even though the guesser said the word, nooooooooo
Also, Barry was awful at this, lol
More sharticles, please sirs.
I live as far as possible from an ocean and I know what a sand dollar is
why are british people unaware of sand dollars????what are they called over there
They're still called sand dollars.
They’re called jubwungles
@@tktru I know you're probably joking but I really hope that's real
A sand dollar just looks like a plate that a kid in the 3rd grade made...but very poorly
how do people of an island nation not know what a sand dollar is? Maybe starfish are not a thing in the UK.
Maybe dollars aren't a thing in... most of the world.
@@RFC3514 It is a creature of the sea, but also a reference to the skeleton left behind by some starfish. It is possible that they don't live off the coasts of the UK which would explain why they never heard it. The waters may be too cold. I use to see them all the time on the beach in California as a kid, but I noticed less and less going north of California. A lesser term is Sea Biscuit or Sea Cookie.
im from australia and have never even heard of the term before. i had to google what it was. didnt recognise the pictures either.
the entire quiz was just us-centric.
FuYing Bro - I'm aware of what it is, but no one outside the USA calls them "sand dollars", and they're certainly not common in the UK (or in most islands on the planet).
"President of the United States" not that hard.
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