The Two Ronnies - "Your Nuts, Milord" "Fork 'Andles" & "Squash" - three CLASSICS!
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- My favourite is "Squash" - but "Fork 'Andles" is the classic. Written by Ronnie Barker under a pseudonym, it was one of many pieces attributed to "Gerald Wiley" - even Ronnie Corbett didn't know who Gerald was. But everyone found out - when "Fork 'Andles" won an AWARD!
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May God bless them both for all the laughs. RIP both.
The squash match sketch was always hilarious and rather underrated
Just absolutely brilliant. My Dad fell off the Sofa because he was laughing so much. He absolutely loved watching these 2. When you think of the crap these days nothing as good as this and Porridge and Open all Hours and only Fools and Horses, Morecambe and Wise, Les Dawson etc.
i am french but thank god i live in a country that speak english so i can laugh watching those great comedy shows there is nothing like it in france
Check Les Deschiens
I would have killed Ron by then..... Lol.🥰 J
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Need something to laugh about - 🇦🇺😀
You are absolutely right. I am British..and have been living in France since 1983..French series seem to be hopelessly dull.
How these two comedic genius kept it together is beyond me!
Its,,Oct.2022,,,The Two Ronnies,,still the best British Comedians ,,.their humour will never die, ever ...billocks ..
These are my ultimate sketches by two of my favourite in the hall of comedy. They will be missed but they will live on. I always watched in the 1970's and 80's and beyond on their shows, and specials.
This cannot be repeated again in this world:
May God Bless them both, and give them life eternal ❤
This is the first time I have ever seen this The 2 Ronnies and it's got me completely in tears!!!! now I do nothing but search for them!!!!
Haven’t seen the butler one before!
Fork handles though - seen that about 40 times!
Myat Htoo, Hello! Lucky you! Imagine all the wonderful hours of laughter you can look forward
to! The 2.R's are always great, even after viewing them over and over. Have a great time and good wishes to you!
This had me rocking with laughter! The two Ronnies never fade, they're as brilliant and funny as they were back in the day. There is nobody to compare to them now.
One of my favourites is 'It's a duck!'
@Pete th-cam.com/video/pj0_Ps5c08I/w-d-xo.html bought from the same man who sold him the black moon-rock! Classic comedy.
Lenny henry stu francis
Little and large
The makeup on Corbett for the squash game sketch was spot on. That sketch was brilliant.
R.I.P. Reunited with Ronnie again, thank you for the laughs.
The last "Squish' sketch is very clever since extraordinary gifted people DO exist in the world, to the frustration of others. Most people have to work very hard at skills whereas some people with no experience at all seem to be born naturals. Great sketch !!!
How great were these two there's no one comes anywhere close nowadays to them 😂😂😂
I lived in England S.E in 76 and watched every week and all the other talented satire and comedy acts of the day. Cheers Aussie land.
The two ronnies will still be funny in 30 years ..
Longer than that!.
@@ndhan72 That's what I said!
Send videos of the Two Ronnies into space and if the Aliens find it, we’ll all get along! 😂
I used to love these two, so happy I found them on here. There's only one I can't find, The Optician.
Squash is hilarious the salt is so real. Barkers comic writing and corbetts unrivaled timing make this arguably the greatest comic duo to ever grace tv. I grew up with them and its mortifying to know we have lost them both. Rip
They are indeed great but I would have to put them at equal billing as Morecombe and Wise.
cmdfarsight agree 100%
Weird - I've loved & enjoyed the 2 Ronnies for years. Enjoyed many a repeat yet never seen Squash before today - here. Amazing why it's not shown more. I love the shute one too with Ronnie Barker working in the laundry department and Ronnie Corbett supposedly being thrown down the laundry shute. lol
WE LOST 'DODDY' TODAY--KEN DODD, HE WAS 90 YRS OLD, BUT STILL HELD AN AUDIENCE IN STITCHES. R.I.P. KEN.
Yes indeed a fact often overlooked was Ronnie Corbetts amazing timing. John Cleese said he learned more about comedy timing from Corbett than anyone else he ever worked with- high praise
I'm re-watching so many of The Two Ronnies' classic sketches. After each
one I think, 'That's my favourite.' RIP Ronnie Corbett. Let's hope
you're having a few jokes tonight with your mate.
AndrewofWare, I write this 6 yrs after your initial
"2 Ronnies" comment. I just wanted to say "hello"
to another lover of these 2 super chaps as well
as telling you how touched I was by your words.
Best regards!
I also grew up watching the The Two Ronnies, many happy memories, comic genius, especially Ronnie Barker, in the days when there was only 3 - 4 TV 📺 channels, thanks for the laughs
While I'm shivering from cold because I can't afford the heating this sketch at least makes me feel human lol 🤣😅
The first sketch is one of my faves. I must have seen it a thousand times and still belly laugh. Simple but effective
I must have seen fork andles a 100 times ,it still cracks me up
Simply three of the best comedy sketches of all time ! I remember watching them when they were first shown and then going to school and talking about them with my friends !! Just absolutely brilliant !
Aston DB7 Martin
They were geniuses 😂, pure talent
RIP....
Hope my laughs reached you all the way there.
RIP Mr. C. Thanks for the many, many laughs over the years. #comedy legend
This never gets old.. 2022
Watched this dozens of times still and still makes e laugh
Both comedy geniuses and like Milligan, Steptoe and, Dick Emery this was back in a time when you waited in anticipation for comedy shows.You knew the day, the time and, channel every week when these shows were on.Looking forward to them nights of humor every week which nowadays despite endless channels come few and far between.
What’s anticipation?
@robertchapman6795 when you really want to have a poo but can't.
All this was shown on BBC when I was a kid, a particular favourite of my nan, the great days of BBC. The 'fork handles' sketch has been spoken of numerous times but like many of their sketches when seeing them for the first time was so hilarious and unforgettable.
The best comedy duo Britain ever produced. A lot of credit should go to the scriptwriters.
absolutely legendary re-united forever,so sadly missed
Absolutely fantastic
Two comic geniuses, sadly missed. :-(
You just can't beat the old comedy they don't make then like them anymore
Ha ha particularly like the squash ha ha but they are all soo funny!
Great to see them again :)
Thank you!
Playing on words....brilliant :-)
Just the complete and utter best of British comedy
You can’t play now you’ve broke your rocket 😂😂🤣😂
First time I saw the 4candles I cried with laughter
Proper legends. Shame they've both passed .
Four candles would be a strong contender for the best ever British comedy sketch.
The "squish" player was the very best of the lot. Cannot be bettered.
Everyone of an age remembers the fork handles skit but the Squash one is often overlooked.....just superb.
Timeless comedic brilliance.
Damn funny AND clever. Love The Two Ronnies.
Think you have to be cle er to be able to write such brilliant comedy.
"Clever "
One of the best ever. It helped explain why my wife left me. She taught me how to play a game she played all of her life of 60 years. After loosing a couple of games, I started wining, and boy, she never liked that. So I had to play dumb and loose a few to keep her happy. Then she got cocky and asked for a contest first to 20 games. I beat her hands down, and 3 days later she called me a cheat lol. A few months later she was gone. True story. The irony? Never been happier on my own. Loneliness is one thing, but loneliness in a marriage is a whole different ball game. So yes, understand why little Ronnie got upset lol.
Never more a true word spoken about marriage!
*lose, lose, bloody LOSE -- NOT "loose"! And you started WINNING, not effing "wining"! And if this damn story is true (which I doubt), you beat her because you are a MAN and she is a WOMAN, and they are NOT the same thing!
@@DieFlabbergast Gee man/woman... take it easy teach. Dont normally answer trolls, but for what its worth... its a true story. The game was Backgammon, so man or woman makes not difference teach.
@@strikemaster1 She played backgammon "all of her life of 60 years"? I bet for the first ten she was rather easy to beat!
@@ConstantlyDamaged Probably true... but whats your point? Everyone is an easy-beat at first. My whole point was that it is not about the game or who wins or who looses... its about who can handle winning and loosing. Because I loved her, I saw her pride destroying herself, and is why I let her win, to help build her up again. But it backfired on me lol. Anyway, I am much better off now in more ways than one.
it’s now 2023ce…., wherever will there be humour like this 😢😂❤
4 CANDLES Ie 2 RONNIE'S ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC COMEDY 😮
3:50 Ronnie Corbett is trying so hard not to laugh :)
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Just amazing, loved it.
Ronnie Corbett's reactions/timing make this a ROFL scene
Best sketches in British tv history 🤣😂
The Four Candles sketch was based on a real event in a hardware shop. The staff in the shop had a customer who came in asking for four candles but was asked how many fork handles he wanted? They cleared up the misunderstanding but thought the incident would make a good sketch on the Two Ronnies. They wrote to them about it and the two Ronnies liked the idea so much that they had it expande out into the sketch that is a comedy legend. It was the only sketch they ever created that was based on a suggestion from a viewer.
Ronnie Corbetts facial expressions in the fork handles sketch is priceless
I’m Irish and I worked with a Scottish guy in the US offices of a large UK company. At an offsite, one American colleague referred to a video used to help explain how easy it is to miscommunicate. She said that none of her American colleagues could understand what was being said. The Scottish guy turned around to me and whispered that it was the “Fork ‘Andles” sketch. I laughed so hard that the woman asked why…
RC was brilliant in this sketch some of his facial expressions were priceless. Must say that brown cardboard box made a lot of appearences.😅
They are priceless
I could watch this everyday.
The greatest classic shows from 2 of the best in the world. 😅😅😅😅😅😅
Love them.!! So everyday for them,no pretenses. R I P.
I actually remember a shop like this - everything in those boxes and drawers.
Hello
How are you doing today?
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
"You're nuts. m'lord" is still a saying in our house.
Ah, what marvelous geniuses they were! Why can't we have anything
like that nowadays? I can watch these videos over and over again.
By the way, during the "Your nuts, Milord" sketch, is it my imagination
or is there smoke wafting into the scene repeatedly? Do they have
dry ice somewhere, or does it have anything to do with the content?
Does anyone know, please? Thanks for all the years of laughter, Ronnie
C. and Ronnie B. You've added much needed humour to our lives. I
hope you are both in Heaven, thinking up new sketches there!
So that's why Heaven is so desirable.
Haha! Good old Comedy, Very good quality by the way thank you.
The Fork Andles sketch is my absolute favourite, I remember watching it when It was first broadcast I was in stitches Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Cobert were legends Gone but never forgotten
I love the fork handles sketch and to think when I was young you could buy all these things. We had a corner shop stacked with things like these
Love is nothing. Nothing but true.
Quality comedy! still so funny. I remember seeing this as a young kid and finding it so funny! Brilliant writing! L.O. F.U.N.E.M?
+coltsuperocean10 S. V. F. M.
+MaskedMan66 M.N.X.N.T.4.1
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This comedy never dates, fantastic :)
Hello Mary
How are you doing today?
Never seen this squish (?) sketch before. Corbett’s brilliant in it.
You've broken your rocket
Very very clever.Brilliant actually.
Brilliant!
Hello Margaret
How are you doing today/
You're avin me on arnt ya you're avin me on !
I cracked my tennis racquet on my cousin (sore loser) and my mother cracked me😂😂 38 years ago. I'm happy to see Ronnie's frustration taken out on his racquet.
Hello Anna
How are you doing today?
Check out the ryhming slang sermon , and the drunk wedding speech . Ronnie Barker
Legend !
Awesome... This is one of their best
:D) Thank you for posting! ha ha Brilliant!
Unbelievable 😂😂😂 All Great….The Last One Simply Fantastic…Will it Work Now ……😂😂😂 cRaKiT 🤪👌 🏴😎
They were the best !
Big Ron Comedy Genius Little Ron National Treasure
Brilliant Laugh 😂😂😂
Hello Linda
How are you doing today?
There used to be a shop like the one in the Four Candles sketch in our town, it's gone now of course.
They are still brilliant 😅
Three of my favourites!🤣
Lost count of the number of times I have watched these clips
The were....They are, the best of the best. PERIOD !!!!!!!!
RIP Ron x
The Carroll Burnett show crew dont hold a candle to these fellows for the ability to maintain a pokerface. I'd have lost it at squish.
Can't think anyone of noveau comics as good as these two
never get sick of this.........
"WEIRD!!!". I woke up this morning having dreamed of the four candles skit, and bosh, here it is on the list. Google has a direct link to my brain cells.
Put on the closed captions. Gives the real dialog[ue] a run for the money.
Fabulous 😂
Th sqish is hilarious, love love love
Always timeless 😂
Gorgeous comedy - and 'clean' _without_ being anaemic. Ronnie C wins the prize for _this_ sketch, though: his bemused 'reactions' are even funnier than the wordplay. Damn, they were good!
sorry no can do. i have to meet lawn and willis and play a game called crack it.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 LEGEND'S 👍
Ashamed to admit that as a cheeky teenagers my friend and I asked the old fella in the local hardware shop for a tin of tartan paint. He searched for nearly 5 minutes, came back, and apologised for not having any!
Tartan?
My mother started he working life in the garment trade and for them it used to be Tartan Thread.
The famous trick to play on new boys (it was usually boys in those days) was to send them to a shop for a "long stand." But the best example of this humour i heard of was one of the old hands at my father's building firm sending the new boy to the local garage for a "pint of comprehension", the garage-man (who hadn't been warned) caught on and asked "Have you brought the dry water?" Of course he hadn't, so he had to walk back to the store again.
@@peternagy-im4be plaid. Al had some on Tool Time.
The Two Ronnie's were simply the best - there will never be anything like them again not like the trash they call comedy today.