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Or even just the current ones... Bing Bluey Bitz and Bob Magic hands The clangers Moon and me In the night garden Go jetters Postman pat Fireman Sam My petsaurus Alphablocks Numberblocks Yakka Dee JoJo and gran gran Sarah and duck The twirliwoos Teletubbies Octonauts Maddies do you know Grace's amazing machines Treasure champs Verne and Rory's teeny tiny creatures Molly and Mack Swashbuckle Something special Justin's house Gigglebiz Gigglequiz Charlie and Lola Raa raa the noisy lion Tee and mo School of roars Get well soon Biggleton Nick copes popcast Baby club Toddler club Messy goes to okido Show me show me Colours Depressingly, me and my wife have managed that entire list without googling a single thing...
Thank Christ all but one of the nieces and nephews are past the In The Night Garden Phase. Iggle Piggle and Upsy Daisy seriously need to 'get a room'. The cockatoo remains a fan of the Teletubbies and Andy's Dinosaur Adventures, but he's happy to watch them without me in the room, so... small mercies.
To be fair to Evan, Brum is called Brum because it’s set in Birmingham. I have a love-hate relationship with that show because, although it was very good, it aired at 8:30am, and the funky end theme was the perpetual sound of “we have to leave for school now” 😂 Also, I would watch “Britain On The Naughty List” but maybe it’s a bit niche for CBeebies 😂😂😂
Not quite, Brum themselves was based in the Cotswold Motoring Museum (I think - its the one in Bourton on the Water) and he would drive into Birmingham from there for merry high jinks etc.
@@Icegem95 Oh! We used to watch Brum here in Sweden when I was a kid. I always thought the same, since that's our onomatopoeic word for the sound a car makes
I'm Brazilian living in Britain and I love seeing the most random shows here 😅 My latest favourite is the one where celebrity panelists have to figure out who, among 4 contestants, is the real owner of a given house 🤷♀️🤣🤣
@@coolstertothecore Different show. Through the keyhole is a show where you try to figure out what celebrity the house you are looking at belongs to. This is my house is a show where 4 unknown people go around a house trying to convince the judges that it is their house for a cash prize.
Brum was genuinely my favourite show for a while as a kid There was a show called Grumpy Old Men which was just old male celebrities complaining about stuff but making valid points
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In the 70s there was a massively popular BBC drama called 'Secret Army' about the french resistance in WWII. Allo Allo was a parody of this. Each of the nationalities, British, French, German and Italian was hilariously sterotyped with outrageous accents. The British can't speak french, the French are sex mad, the Germans are kinky and the Italian randy, etc It's still shown on the Drama channel today.
Slight correction while 'Allo 'Allo! was about the French resistance Secret Army was about the Belgian resistance during the German occupation in WW II. The show was as you mentioned made by BBC but together with BRT which is the Belgian national broadcaster. Both of them great shows though for different reasons.
@@michs342 This is true- but it is also true that 'Allo 'Allo did start out as a parody of Secret Army. The main recurring characters were direct lifts from the original. However, 'Allo 'Allo very quickly became its own thing and went off in different directions from the original.
@@AndrewHalliwell horrible histories is a skit show that can be kinda racist in trying to be funny and doesn't go as detailed as it could be. It deals more with history that is atleast 200+ years old and even more prefers ancient history. It doesn't handle much recent history.
@@adamnicholls8708 There's a lot of history to cover, but they did do skits on the world wars. And it was a kids show, complemented by most as being better and more accurate than standard history books for kids of the age they were aiming st.
@@adamnicholls8708 Horrible Histories does cover more recent history than that. It covered Rosa Parks and WW2 stuff, both of which are well under 200 years.
As someone raised in the 90's there were some gems. You really need to try and watch Rosie and Jim. Two dolls that came alive and who lived on a narrowboat with their aging owner. Edit - Just finished watching video and saw Luke did mention the show!
I actually can't believe that Luke has never seen 'Allo 'Allo. It is honestly one of the funniest shows I have ever watched and I say that as a 27 y/o woman.
Evan! Sewing Bee is a new show that definitely started after you moved here 🤣🤣 it's just Bake Off but Sewing how have you not heard of it 😂 we have a pottery one too and a painting one and like 3 other baking ones. Edit: okay I'm learning that clearly being British just gave me a lot of knowledge of shows by osmosis and it's not just a case of casually watching tv...unless you don't really watch much tv i dunno your viewing habits LOL
Evan, as a fellow Brit, I almost envy the joys that lie before you as you discover all of these classic staples of British pop culture. "In the Night Garden" is a terrifying nightmare world of insanity and I love that it is one of the most successful early years kids' TV shows in British history. Not quite as big as "Teletubbies", but it was created by some of the same people.
@@peterjf7723 And he does a brilliant job too (I adore Derek Jacobi) but, given that I always think of him as The War Master (a Doctor Who villain), it just adds to the surreal experience of the whole show.
We have the BBC here though, and a lot of their shows are popular. Like In the Night Garden used to be quite popular and there were toys for it everywhere (even though it's super creepy and weird).
@@bdhesse Of all the stuff I've watched with the nieces and nephews over the years, In The Night Garden is by far the trippiest cast of non-verbal weirdos I've had to endure....... I find Makka Pakka vaguely disturbing. And that train thing. It's all somehow not quire right.
The Sewing Bee isn't exactly a new programme either, when I had a television - which was a decade ago now - I regularly watched it and I know it is still going on. Better than the Bake Off if you are interested in sewing.
@@kawaiilotus Basically there were so few programmes being shown that I enjoyed. I hate bad language being used in excess (the odd swear word is one thing but so many programmes and/or films now are nothing but a litany of foul language) and I'm not a fan or blood/gore/unnecessary and excessive violence so that wipes out a lot of programmes I would otherwise have enjoyed. Modern comedies or sitcoms I generally find not very funny, possibly because we didn't get a TV growing up until I was 15 and there were so many great radio shows (Just a Minute, Dad's Army, Men from the MInistry, Round the Horn, fabulous radio theatre with dramatised books etc). Then when we did get TV the greats such as The Goodies, The Good Life, Morse, the original Professionals, the Saint, all the Carry On series, Aphrodite Inheritance and similar that we were spoiled. Even the soap operas of the day weren't all doom and gloom - didn't watch Coronation Street which we had but did watch Young Doctors which was rather enjoyable and a local soap opera which was excellent (I grew up in NZ). There were some really good shows when we moved to the UK but more and more started being full of unnecessary foul language and needless violence. The original Star Trek was enjoyable but I wasn't so keen on the newer ones and the same for a lot of the modern shows, I simply don't find them enjoyable enough to bother watching plus the US shows were getting shorter and shorter - presumably because they are just adding more and more adverts at their end - until even ST:? was finished in under 40 minutes yet was supposedly an hour long per episode. Even now I have downloaded from TH-cam the shows that are perennially funny or are true classics in the murder/mystery theme - Morse, Lewis, Midsommer Murders, PD James etc - and the only new shows I watch now are generally from a couple of Asian channels available via TH-cam. I do enjoy their historical series set from 700+ years ago. Otherwise I generally use TH-cam to listen to all the old radio shows and radio theatre, lots and lots to be found. I can sew and listen whereas I've never been able to crochet and//or sew while watching TV. Plus I save on the licence fee although they are now talking about licencing laptops etc because so many use them now to watch the telly on. Basically in the west at least, modern shows in general are simply not to my taste and even the ones based on series of books that I enjoy are generally twisted until any resemblance between book and show is pure coincidence (even the latter Poirot series suffered from this while the latest ''Miss Marple'' series is a travesty) so it's easier to listen to/watch the old programmes or read books instead. Cheaper as well but that doesn't bother me much. Even my daughter and son-in-law prefer to subscribe to Vikki and watch the Korean or Japanese dramas/shows as they are far better than anything the ''western'' TV channels are turning out. Definitely original shows and those that are based on books are either true to the series or make a point of stating that they are based on a particular character from a series (Dr. Qin Medical Examiner is a case in point where half a dozen different channels have all made their own versions of the series which began as an incredibly popular series of books) so you know that they are all fictional from the start.
‘Two Pints’ is brilliant. Well worth watching on the iPlayer. ‘Allo Allo’ is hilarious too. Us Brits do great comedy & now you’ve been living here a while you may be able to understand the humour more.
I have to admit, I would be fascinated to see you review the Lily Savage version of Blankety Blank especially (Not only is Blankety Blank real, but it keeps getting revivals)
bamzooki is a way funnier show in hindsight because all of the "robots" were just cg animations and so the kids cheering them on couldn't actually see anything and were just cheering at a table
The Clangers aren't rats, they don't live on the Moon, and they are voiced by a swanny-whistle. Any further Clanger slander and I shall THROW HANDS! THROW HANDS, I SAY!
'Allo 'Allo is such an iconic show, I love it so much. Some great quotes are: "It is I, Leclerc!" "Listen very carefully, I shall say this only once," and "You stupid woman!" There was a line-up of shows once and the guy reading them out said "And now, the show so good they named it twice." XD To me, Rosie and Jim is in the same vein of nostalgic charm as Tots TV (I always thought Tilly's name was Teeny because of the way she said it in the intro, I literally just found out when double checking the name of the show.) Oh Bamzooki! Like a kids version of Robot Wars; I always thought it was a fun show to watch. Ah yes, Diddy Dick and Dom, only part of the Dick and Dom Saga of CBBC showings. Who else remembers The Legend of Dick and Dom? I miss that show :( Dick and Dom: In Da Bungalow was a wild ride and I wouldn't change it for the world.
@@weltato ahh many a school trip we 'ruined' (so our teachers thought, we instead thinking of it as a marvelous addition to it) by doing that... Memories...
'In the Night Garden' is a sublime work of art, probably the greatest kids TV show ever. Iggle Piggle taking Oppsie Daisy for a ride on the Ninky Nonk is the best episode, and you should check it out!
👍 FYI 'Allo 'Allo was such a success that it was exported to 50+ countries including the USA (I was very surprised to find it being broadcast when I was in Las Vegas years ago...) - it was particularly popular in Holland (the show pokes fun at the Germans & French) but didn't do at all well in Germany & France... BTW - I think that 6/12 was a respectable score!
Style Fixers is a BBC show the changes people stay using charity shops. Songs of Praise is still a current tv show but instead of the old teatime slot it's after midday
on "Back in My Day", we did used to have a show (not sure if it was BBC) Called "Grumpy Old Men" Also both Rosy and Jim are traditional British names... very traditional, they have been out of favour for quite a while, maybe 70s when they were last popular
As a Canadian I actually did watch some of the older ones growing up. Some of our networks broadcast BBC programming. I've also ended up finding and binging quite a bit of older British stuff on TH-cam. About a decade ago I discovered Super Size vs Super Skinny and watched all of it.
I used to love My Family growing up. Keeping Up Appearances. Bob and Margret but, I don’t think that was by BBC network. I am Canadian but used to get a lot of British Tv programs in the 90’s and early 2000’s.
Keeping up appearances and my family were both BBC. Not sure about Bob And Margert. But i loved watching My Family and KUA to the point my mum called me downstairs whenever "mrs bucket" was on tv.
I always wondered about the blankety blank cheque book and pen. Did it have monetary checks that you could cash in or just a branded cover for your own cheque book 🤷♀️
Really though? So little happens in it that it would bore anyone above the age of 2. Though I cannot deny that the characters have their appeal. I can't hate Makka Pakka.
*Pedal (not peddle) boats. Pedals are the things you push on a boat, bicycle, organ, or piano; to peddle is to sell things, often in an itinerant or informal way. But “Pedalo Peddlers” would make a great fake show for another round of this delightful game!
Oh god, I remember Young, Dumb and Living Off Mum. Some of those fools were so bad... Eating out of dog bowls because they spent all their budget on booze, painting their faces in mud in order to go begging... 🤦♂️ As far as I know, it was the parents that signed up for the show in order to make their spoilt children get a reality check.
They showed 'The Clangers' in Sweden when i was a kid (i was probably to old for the show but anyway) and i LOVED that show. And it was their own planet...not the moon. (Ok....i know i'm a little picky there ;-) )
tbf Luke's kinda done you dirty here because it isn't "ello ello" like a copper. it's "Allo Allo" like... French accent image in my mind of French coppers going round with baguettes and berets like "ello ello wots all dis den"
You know what, it's funny, in my mind allo allo has always been a French show, and I didn't know how it's spelled (in English) but I was just sure that wasn't it, so I was convinced there's no way there could be a British show with that name cause they would have issues getting the name patent. So I also got duped
Song of praise is still very much still on Luke, every Sunday in the late morning- mid afternoon (depending on whether there's a Christian holy day/ pseudo Christian day of observance in the following week the time slot changes)
I'm too old for most of those programs and as someone not from the UK we got only a fraction of the shows you have. BTW I loved 'Allo 'Allo!. I'm watching it again now and although not all episodes are on the same level it's still hilarious, although be warned that it's not exactly PC (which is a good thing IMO). I also went back to Are you being served and even that stand well the test of time (but not as well as 'Allo 'Allo!). I don;t know Danny and Mick but the premise Danny and Mick "The Brittas Empire". And Evan, It sounds like you still only "know of" Fawlty Towers - you should watch it.
Don't worry Evan, I'm a Brit and I failed lots of these too. It would have been much better if each of these featured programs that most of the UK population would know. Allo, Allo was extremely low-brow comedy, but it did have the amusing conceit where talking French was represented as speaking English with a French accent, English was rather like your own exaggerated attempts to sound English, and of course German was English with a German accent. The fun came when one nationality tried to speak another's language, so they'd "get ze turds all wring". Part of the BBC Charter is that they have to put out a certain amount of religious broadcasting every week, which is why Songs of Praise was in there.
As a Dutch person who other than Brum and the Tweenies (the latter still makes appearances in my nightmares), I'm surprised/shocked at how well i did haha, only got 2 wrong
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Good Moaning Officer Crabtree
Next do outrageous dialogues from British and American TV series. Older British TV was bonkers! 😂😂
@@Danno1983 "I was pissing by door when I heard a shit."
Please do a video on the crap storm that is uk politics in the past two days!
You could probably look through a list of 2000s CBeebies shows and Evan would get basically none of them right
Or even just the current ones...
Bing
Bluey
Bitz and Bob
Magic hands
The clangers
Moon and me
In the night garden
Go jetters
Postman pat
Fireman Sam
My petsaurus
Alphablocks
Numberblocks
Yakka Dee
JoJo and gran gran
Sarah and duck
The twirliwoos
Teletubbies
Octonauts
Maddies do you know
Grace's amazing machines
Treasure champs
Verne and Rory's teeny tiny creatures
Molly and Mack
Swashbuckle
Something special
Justin's house
Gigglebiz
Gigglequiz
Charlie and Lola
Raa raa the noisy lion
Tee and mo
School of roars
Get well soon
Biggleton
Nick copes popcast
Baby club
Toddler club
Messy goes to okido
Show me show me
Colours
Depressingly, me and my wife have managed that entire list without googling a single thing...
Thank Christ all but one of the nieces and nephews are past the In The Night Garden Phase. Iggle Piggle and Upsy Daisy seriously need to 'get a room'. The cockatoo remains a fan of the Teletubbies and Andy's Dinosaur Adventures, but he's happy to watch them without me in the room, so... small mercies.
@@anserbauer309 I'm just glad cbeebies keeps the worst things off the channel.
*Glares at Peppa pig*
@@workmad3 Night Garden is worse than that. My daughter got to 3 and asked not to watch it. 😂
@@workmad3 Woah! Peppa Pig is the greatest TV show to ever exist.
to be fair you weren't COMPLETELY wrong with Brum, he does live in Birmingham
It makes sense now! But I always called him Broom🤣
@@hannahbee567 lol!
Yes is was a “clever “ double meaning 😍
Brum GOES to Birmingham. He lives in Cotswolds motoring museum, both fictionally & in reality - a filming prop is still there.
@@AlmightyCRJ aaah fair! i knew he explored birmingham, but it's been ages since i watched the show haha
Should have had “Grandpa in my pocket” as an option
THAT SHOW WAS MY WHOLE CHILDHOOD AND IM NOT EVEN BRITISH
Ah yes loved that show
Sewing Bee new? It has just completed its 8th season. Evan, Horrible Histories, which you enjoyed reviewing, is a BBC series.
Laughed the whole way few this! As a Brit it was fun to play along.
Australian here..... the ABC buys *a lot* of programs from the BBC..... especially kids' stuff. I got 9 right.
As a brit child... godly
To be fair to Evan, Brum is called Brum because it’s set in Birmingham. I have a love-hate relationship with that show because, although it was very good, it aired at 8:30am, and the funky end theme was the perpetual sound of “we have to leave for school now” 😂
Also, I would watch “Britain On The Naughty List” but maybe it’s a bit niche for CBeebies 😂😂😂
I thought it was called Brum because that's the sound the car makes 😂🙈
Not quite, Brum themselves was based in the Cotswold Motoring Museum (I think - its the one in Bourton on the Water) and he would drive into Birmingham from there for merry high jinks etc.
@@Icegem95 Oh! We used to watch Brum here in Sweden when I was a kid. I always thought the same, since that's our onomatopoeic word for the sound a car makes
@@emelielang711 glad it's not just me
@@emelielang711 same here in the Netherlands
I'm Brazilian living in Britain and I love seeing the most random shows here 😅 My latest favourite is the one where celebrity panelists have to figure out who, among 4 contestants, is the real owner of a given house 🤷♀️🤣🤣
I absolutely love This is My House!
It was called Through the Keyhole when I was younger.
@@coolstertothecore Different show. Through the keyhole is a show where you try to figure out what celebrity the house you are looking at belongs to. This is my house is a show where 4 unknown people go around a house trying to convince the judges that it is their house for a cash prize.
Brum was genuinely my favourite show for a while as a kid
There was a show called Grumpy Old Men which was just old male celebrities complaining about stuff but making valid points
and one called 12 again
In America Grumpy old men 1&2 was a movie and it was hilarious.
"The Great British Sewing Bee ... is a quite a new show."
Great British Sewing Bee: 8 series, plus specials, first aired April 2013.
Sort Your Life Out: 1 series, 6 episodes, first aired November 2021.
Great british sewing bee "quite a new show". Started in 2013. Series eight finished last week.
To be fair, 2013 feels like yesterday. Just like I felt that I put this video into my “watch later” like last week instead of last year 😂
Love the Luke/Evan dynamic and even filming on the edge of the bed for that nostalgia
'Allo 'Allo is a brilliant comedy series from the 1980s. Totally non-PC, but not offensive, and has stood the test of time very well.
It is I, Leclerc. 👌🏼✌🏼
@@pietergreveling Don't forget the fallen Madonna with the big boobies by Van Klumpf.
Yes, I love it! Gruber was the best :D
I might have helped if he'd said it like it was spelled. It's not pronouced "Ello Ello"
‘Allo ‘Allo was a spoof of a previous BBC show called The Secret Army about the Resistance to the Nazi occupation.
"I'm assuming In the Night Garden is real. You guys love your garden shows" Ok, lost it here 😅
Would love to see Evan react to various clips of these shows :)
Especially in the night garden.
I want a reaction video of Evan watching the Makka pakka song...
I'd like to see him react to Officer Crabtree from Allo Allo 🤣
oh my gosh Yes 😂
@@David_J_B or just allo allo in general and see if he finds any of it funny. I rematch it any time it's repeated and it's always brilliant
This video was super cosy and had me smiling throughout. Thank you Luke and Evan!
After the first one Luke really should have gone with "listen very carefully I shall say this only once".
With some of those made up names, I'm sure that Luke will soon be contacted by some commissioning editors to buy the rights!!!
Luke needs a channel of his own. He's very humorous.
@@argusfleibeit1165 he does: Luke cutforth
@@jopearlman5965 Thank you. Evan didn't link him in the comments, and I didn't know his last name.
the fact that you don't know 'allo 'allo is so weird :) I feel like I've been watching re-runs of that show my whole 33 years od life
Same
We even had it in Australia. I loved it so much XD
What is BBC2 without Allo Allo reruns
Same in the Netherlands
Might actually be my favourite sitcom. So good.
Evan was so close! Brum was filmed in Birmingham and Brum explored Birmingham City!
And Brum actually lived in the small village of Bourton-on-the-Water in Gloucestershire and he still lives there to this day!
In the 70s there was a massively popular BBC drama called 'Secret Army' about the french resistance in WWII.
Allo Allo was a parody of this. Each of the nationalities, British, French, German and Italian was hilariously sterotyped with outrageous accents. The British can't speak french, the French are sex mad, the Germans are kinky and the Italian randy, etc
It's still shown on the Drama channel today.
I have read that it is really popular in France.
Slight correction while 'Allo 'Allo! was about the French resistance Secret Army was about the Belgian resistance during the German occupation in WW II. The show was as you mentioned made by BBC but together with BRT which is the Belgian national broadcaster.
Both of them great shows though for different reasons.
@@johnmccallum8512 It's popular in Germany too.
Sounds hilarious
@@michs342 This is true- but it is also true that 'Allo 'Allo did start out as a parody of Secret Army. The main recurring characters were direct lifts from the original. However, 'Allo 'Allo very quickly became its own thing and went off in different directions from the original.
As soon as Luke said what Britain on the Naughty List was about I was like, that's obviously the fake one.
Why? Seems like a good description of Horrible Histories.
@@AndrewHalliwell Could maybe get away with it on CBBC if done correctly but Cbeebies is way too young for something like that.
@@AndrewHalliwell horrible histories is a skit show that can be kinda racist in trying to be funny and doesn't go as detailed as it could be. It deals more with history that is atleast 200+ years old and even more prefers ancient history. It doesn't handle much recent history.
@@adamnicholls8708 There's a lot of history to cover, but they did do skits on the world wars. And it was a kids show, complemented by most as being better and more accurate than standard history books for kids of the age they were aiming st.
@@adamnicholls8708 Horrible Histories does cover more recent history than that. It covered Rosa Parks and WW2 stuff, both of which are well under 200 years.
As someone raised in the 90's there were some gems. You really need to try and watch Rosie and Jim. Two dolls that came alive and who lived on a narrowboat with their aging owner. Edit - Just finished watching video and saw Luke did mention the show!
I feel luke could have included tots TV with Rosie and Jim
@@hesky10 I'm a tot... je suis un tot...
I actually can't believe that Luke has never seen 'Allo 'Allo. It is honestly one of the funniest shows I have ever watched and I say that as a 27 y/o woman.
I love that Luke's fake tv shows are just from things he saw on a walk around greenwich lol
You have picked very well Luke. In every group I was able to recognise 1 show and 2 were mistery. The kiddies ones were totally lost on me.
Evan! Sewing Bee is a new show that definitely started after you moved here 🤣🤣 it's just Bake Off but Sewing how have you not heard of it 😂 we have a pottery one too and a painting one and like 3 other baking ones.
Edit: okay I'm learning that clearly being British just gave me a lot of knowledge of shows by osmosis and it's not just a case of casually watching tv...unless you don't really watch much tv i dunno your viewing habits LOL
As per his TV licence videos, he doesn't watch TV, particularly the BBC
@@amazingpurplegirl0903 that's fair! I haven't seen those
pottery one is done near me
Pottery throw down is actually my favourite show at the moment
@@CuriousEchidna it's great!
Songs of praise is still on BBC, saw it today when flicking through the TV.
That's a good one. Also love Luke's disgust at being accused of not having a tv licence ;)
That "really?!" at about 6:50 was the best British Evan has ever spoken xD
In your defense, Evan, you couldn't see his complete lack of poker face.
Evan wasn’t completely wrong to assume Brum was about people in Birmingham, because most of the show takes place in or around Birmingham.
Evan, as a fellow Brit, I almost envy the joys that lie before you as you discover all of these classic staples of British pop culture. "In the Night Garden" is a terrifying nightmare world of insanity and I love that it is one of the most successful early years kids' TV shows in British history. Not quite as big as "Teletubbies", but it was created by some of the same people.
In the Night Garden was narrated by Shakespearean actor Sir Derek Jacobi CBE.
@@peterjf7723 And he does a brilliant job too (I adore Derek Jacobi) but, given that I always think of him as The War Master (a Doctor Who villain), it just adds to the surreal experience of the whole show.
In The Night Garden was like an LED trip but my youngest son liked it
I think I got most of them right. Luke is definitely good at coming up with tv show names, though.
I don't know if I should be proud or worried that I got all of these right as a Canadian who's never been to the UK 😂
We have the BBC here though, and a lot of their shows are popular. Like In the Night Garden used to be quite popular and there were toys for it everywhere (even though it's super creepy and weird).
You're one of us now 🙂
Most of them are in Australia too, apparently BBC comes free to anyone in the commonwealth
@@bdhesse Of all the stuff I've watched with the nieces and nephews over the years, In The Night Garden is by far the trippiest cast of non-verbal weirdos I've had to endure....... I find Makka Pakka vaguely disturbing. And that train thing. It's all somehow not quire right.
I struggled a lot and I've lived in the UK my whole life.
The Sewing Bee isn't exactly a new programme either, when I had a television - which was a decade ago now - I regularly watched it and I know it is still going on. Better than the Bake Off if you are interested in sewing.
I'm not saying this in a confrontational way I'm just curious, what made you get rid of your tv?
@@kawaiilotus Basically there were so few programmes being shown that I enjoyed. I hate bad language being used in excess (the odd swear word is one thing but so many programmes and/or films now are nothing but a litany of foul language) and I'm not a fan or blood/gore/unnecessary and excessive violence so that wipes out a lot of programmes I would otherwise have enjoyed. Modern comedies or sitcoms I generally find not very funny, possibly because we didn't get a TV growing up until I was 15 and there were so many great radio shows (Just a Minute, Dad's Army, Men from the MInistry, Round the Horn, fabulous radio theatre with dramatised books etc). Then when we did get TV the greats such as The Goodies, The Good Life, Morse, the original Professionals, the Saint, all the Carry On series, Aphrodite Inheritance and similar that we were spoiled. Even the soap operas of the day weren't all doom and gloom - didn't watch Coronation Street which we had but did watch Young Doctors which was rather enjoyable and a local soap opera which was excellent (I grew up in NZ). There were some really good shows when we moved to the UK but more and more started being full of unnecessary foul language and needless violence. The original Star Trek was enjoyable but I wasn't so keen on the newer ones and the same for a lot of the modern shows, I simply don't find them enjoyable enough to bother watching plus the US shows were getting shorter and shorter - presumably because they are just adding more and more adverts at their end - until even ST:? was finished in under 40 minutes yet was supposedly an hour long per episode.
Even now I have downloaded from TH-cam the shows that are perennially funny or are true classics in the murder/mystery theme - Morse, Lewis, Midsommer Murders, PD James etc - and the only new shows I watch now are generally from a couple of Asian channels available via TH-cam. I do enjoy their historical series set from 700+ years ago. Otherwise I generally use TH-cam to listen to all the old radio shows and radio theatre, lots and lots to be found. I can sew and listen whereas I've never been able to crochet and//or sew while watching TV. Plus I save on the licence fee although they are now talking about licencing laptops etc because so many use them now to watch the telly on.
Basically in the west at least, modern shows in general are simply not to my taste and even the ones based on series of books that I enjoy are generally twisted until any resemblance between book and show is pure coincidence (even the latter Poirot series suffered from this while the latest ''Miss Marple'' series is a travesty) so it's easier to listen to/watch the old programmes or read books instead. Cheaper as well but that doesn't bother me much. Even my daughter and son-in-law prefer to subscribe to Vikki and watch the Korean or Japanese dramas/shows as they are far better than anything the ''western'' TV channels are turning out. Definitely original shows and those that are based on books are either true to the series or make a point of stating that they are based on a particular character from a series (Dr. Qin Medical Examiner is a case in point where half a dozen different channels have all made their own versions of the series which began as an incredibly popular series of books) so you know that they are all fictional from the start.
1:01 BRUM!! probably still have some dvds somewhere…
‘Two Pints’ is brilliant. Well worth watching on the iPlayer. ‘Allo Allo’ is hilarious too. Us Brits do great comedy & now you’ve been living here a while you may be able to understand the humour more.
Loved Two Pints, particularly because I lived in Runcorn for a year when I was 20 - my life 😂
"two pints" started well but whent run down hill in later series, in my opinion.
This made me laugh so much thank you! Also gen z here, gardener's world is a perfectly good show!
That was brilliantly done by Luke.
you guys had way too much fun with this ❤️🏴
Oh Evan, you HAVE to do an Allo Allo reaction video.
The Demon Headmaster is actually based on a children's novel. A lot of people growing up in the UK would've read it in English class.
Alo alo was popular in Eastern Europe, at least all countries of former Yugoslavia. Everyone knew Rene :)
This was hilarious, thank you for making me laugh 😂 😂
I have to admit, I would be fascinated to see you review the Lily Savage version of Blankety Blank especially (Not only is Blankety Blank real, but it keeps getting revivals)
bamzooki is a way funnier show in hindsight because all of the "robots" were just cg animations and so the kids cheering them on couldn't actually see anything and were just cheering at a table
There was a 2d image of it projected onto the table so the kids could see what's happening
My youngest LOVED the BBC computer games site and Bamzooki was on there
The Clangers aren't rats, they don't live on the Moon, and they are voiced by a swanny-whistle. Any further Clanger slander and I shall THROW HANDS! THROW HANDS, I SAY!
'Allo 'Allo is such an iconic show, I love it so much. Some great quotes are: "It is I, Leclerc!" "Listen very carefully, I shall say this only once," and "You stupid woman!" There was a line-up of shows once and the guy reading them out said "And now, the show so good they named it twice." XD
To me, Rosie and Jim is in the same vein of nostalgic charm as Tots TV (I always thought Tilly's name was Teeny because of the way she said it in the intro, I literally just found out when double checking the name of the show.)
Oh Bamzooki! Like a kids version of Robot Wars; I always thought it was a fun show to watch.
Ah yes, Diddy Dick and Dom, only part of the Dick and Dom Saga of CBBC showings. Who else remembers The Legend of Dick and Dom? I miss that show :(
Dick and Dom: In Da Bungalow was a wild ride and I wouldn't change it for the world.
BOOOOGIIIEEESSSSS!!!!!
@@kawaiilotus yesssssssssss
*BOGIES!!*
@@weltato ahh many a school trip we 'ruined' (so our teachers thought, we instead thinking of it as a marvelous addition to it) by doing that... Memories...
@@weltato also *BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGGGGGIIIIIEEEEEESSSSS!!!!*
'In the Night Garden' is a sublime work of art, probably the greatest kids TV show ever. Iggle Piggle taking Oppsie Daisy for a ride on the Ninky Nonk is the best episode, and you should check it out!
I’m loving the trip down memory lane here. 90s kids got all the best kids shows, plus the best vintage shows on repeat
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FYI 'Allo 'Allo was such a success that it was exported to 50+ countries including the USA (I was very surprised to find it being broadcast when I was in Las Vegas years ago...) - it was particularly popular in Holland (the show pokes fun at the Germans & French) but didn't do at all well in Germany & France...
BTW - I think that 6/12 was a respectable score!
Style Fixers is a BBC show the changes people stay using charity shops. Songs of Praise is still a current tv show but instead of the old teatime slot it's after midday
Can we have a follow up where you watch the real tv shows? 😂
on "Back in My Day", we did used to have a show (not sure if it was BBC) Called "Grumpy Old Men"
Also both Rosy and Jim are traditional British names... very traditional, they have been out of favour for quite a while, maybe 70s when they were last popular
As a Canadian I actually did watch some of the older ones growing up. Some of our networks broadcast BBC programming. I've also ended up finding and binging quite a bit of older British stuff on TH-cam. About a decade ago I discovered Super Size vs Super Skinny and watched all of it.
So much nostalgia! I used to watch loads of the kids’ shows you mentioned. British TV is bizarre and I absolutely love it
British TV shows have hilarious names 😂 This was a fun video to watch!
Oh I Loved in the Night Garden back when I was a kid.
You should have explained the demon headmaster to evan. His mind would have exploded.
Brum was filmed in Birmingham though, I saw it once and it was near the Telecom tower by Newhall street in Birmingham City Centre
I cant recognize any of the titles but once footage is shown, especially with the kids shows, I distinctly remember watching them
How have you not watched the genius that is Allo Allo? Its the type of sitcom that would never in a million years be made today.
Only a minute in but what do you mean you don't know Brum?! Aww Brum 💛
I used to love My Family growing up. Keeping Up Appearances. Bob and Margret but, I don’t think that was by BBC network. I am Canadian but used to get a lot of British Tv programs in the 90’s and early 2000’s.
Keeping up appearances and my family were both BBC. Not sure about Bob And Margert.
But i loved watching My Family and KUA to the point my mum called me downstairs whenever "mrs bucket" was on tv.
Mrs. Bucket❤
Like Faulty Towers, Keeping Up Appearances aired in the USA. Also remember watching Are You Being Served? as a kid.
I had forgotten about Brum! My kids used to love that!
I always wondered about the blankety blank cheque book and pen. Did it have monetary checks that you could cash in or just a branded cover for your own cheque book 🤷♀️
No the prize was just a shit model of a cheque book and pen and some other shit prizes but that was the point, it was supposed to just be fun
Can we all appreciate in the night garden for a bit
Such an underrated show
+1
Really though?
So little happens in it that it would bore anyone above the age of 2.
Though I cannot deny that the characters have their appeal. I can't hate Makka Pakka.
*Pedal (not peddle) boats. Pedals are the things you push on a boat, bicycle, organ, or piano; to peddle is to sell things, often in an itinerant or informal way. But “Pedalo Peddlers” would make a great fake show for another round of this delightful game!
so nice to see luke on this channel again 🥰 have a good one, you two❤️
We watched Brum here in Sweden as well 😊 Had almost completely forgotten about it until now, so nostalgic!
Jag hatade Brum varje gång det visades, Brum är I The uncanny Valley.
I am born and raised Western Canadian (Vancouver Island baby!) and I grew up with Brum!! The episode with the kite is my favourite :D
It was nightmare fuel for me
You should actually watch an episode of In the Night Garden
Haha, amazing!
Would love to see the reverse of this where Evan gives Luke American shows!
We had Brum (pronounced Brumm) here in Sweden! Always enjoyed seeing that yellow car!
I'm British and I didn't get half of these. Though it did remind me of some fun childhood memories I'd long since forgotten. Brum was a great show!
Disappointed that he suggested Bernard's Watch and not William's Wish Wellingtons when talking about Suzie's magic shoes
Or "the queen's nose" did anyone else rub every 50p they found just in case??
Now you need to do reaction videos of you watching the shows. Sort of Evan gogglebox. 😅
Too funny 😂 as someone who’s also not from the UK but lives here this was interesting for sure!
Oh god, I remember Young, Dumb and Living Off Mum. Some of those fools were so bad... Eating out of dog bowls because they spent all their budget on booze, painting their faces in mud in order to go begging... 🤦♂️
As far as I know, it was the parents that signed up for the show in order to make their spoilt children get a reality check.
'allo 'allo is incredible! But it takes a few episodes to really get into it.
I'm from the USA (California, to be exact) and I used to watch "Songs of Praise" with my mom as a teenager.
Jaackmate was also on Young, Dumb and Living off Mum. Iconic BBC3 ahow
I think he was on hotel of mum and dad
They showed 'The Clangers' in Sweden when i was a kid (i was probably to old for the show but anyway) and i LOVED that show. And it was their own planet...not the moon. (Ok....i know i'm a little picky there ;-) )
tbf Luke's kinda done you dirty here because it isn't "ello ello" like a copper. it's "Allo Allo" like... French accent
image in my mind of French coppers going round with baguettes and berets like "ello ello wots all dis den"
I demand a recount
@@evan you should demand a public vote on all the ones which include things luke HASNT watched :p
You know what, it's funny, in my mind allo allo has always been a French show, and I didn't know how it's spelled (in English) but I was just sure that wasn't it, so I was convinced there's no way there could be a British show with that name cause they would have issues getting the name patent. So I also got duped
Oh, come on! "Just A Minute" is a radio show! That's not fair. Sure, it had a brief stint on TV once for an anniversary, but still.
Song of praise is still very much still on Luke, every Sunday in the late morning- mid afternoon (depending on whether there's a Christian holy day/ pseudo Christian day of observance in the following week the time slot changes)
"It is I, Leclerc!"
This is great content, I laughed so hard during this video 😆
Songs of praise is still going strong!
I'm too old for most of those programs and as someone not from the UK we got only a fraction of the shows you have.
BTW I loved 'Allo 'Allo!. I'm watching it again now and although not all episodes are on the same level it's still hilarious, although be warned that it's not exactly PC (which is a good thing IMO).
I also went back to Are you being served and even that stand well the test of time (but not as well as 'Allo 'Allo!).
I don;t know Danny and Mick but the premise Danny and Mick "The Brittas Empire".
And Evan, It sounds like you still only "know of" Fawlty Towers - you should watch it.
Blankety Blank 5:40 is the British version of the American game show - The Match Game.
I almost choked on my toothpaste when Luke said 'Help! My Dog Is As Fat As Me' - mostly because I immediately knew it must be real 🤣😭
I now have 'Raa Raa you are a noisy little lion' stuck in my head. It's the only line I know. What have you done??
💜 Brum & Rosie & Jim. I remember watching Bamzooki but I had no idea that’s the title.
Don't worry Evan, I'm a Brit and I failed lots of these too. It would have been much better if each of these featured programs that most of the UK population would know.
Allo, Allo was extremely low-brow comedy, but it did have the amusing conceit where talking French was represented as speaking English with a French accent, English was rather like your own exaggerated attempts to sound English, and of course German was English with a German accent. The fun came when one nationality tried to speak another's language, so they'd "get ze turds all wring".
Part of the BBC Charter is that they have to put out a certain amount of religious broadcasting every week, which is why Songs of Praise was in there.
We now need a video of Evan reacting to these shows
As a Dutch person who other than Brum and the Tweenies (the latter still makes appearances in my nightmares), I'm surprised/shocked at how well i did haha, only got 2 wrong
Tweenie clock, where will it stop?
IT NEVER STOPS FOR YOU!
Unfortunately Sewing Bee isn't actually that new, it's been around a while. Haven't seen Brum in yonks! 😂
He says Songs of Praise is an old TV show as if it's not on anymore, but oh no, it very much still is