@@B3astMass me neither. I'm in my late 20s and had paper umbrellas in a lot of cocktails. many bars in Germany put them in your drink even now. so... I really don't get it.
"Is that why Darren can't walk now?" I love the idea that a friend of there's could no longer walk and they just weren't curious enough to learn why haha.
the fact that the pistols were walther ppks which is what bond uses (most of the time) was a nice detail, they could have easily just got a generic pistol, but nice to see they went the extra step
+FriedAbortions TV wise, they only did two more. One aired (Scooby Doo) and another as a deleted scene (Gandhi). Radio wise, they also did Hitler, Darth Vader, Oscar Wilde, June Sarpong, Saddam Hussein, Greg Dyke, Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde, Inspector Morse, Robin Hood, and Jeeves & Wooster.
i reckon its one of my favourites too they always have a funny angle on things you wouldnt expect. took me a minute before i even realised they were talking about james bond was nearly crying with laughter by the end. Bad waitor is my favourite though i laugh at it at work out the blue and get funny looks
Seriously, I can't believe I didn't get this before. I've seen this ages ago and thought it was a funny sketch about two gay guys being concerned for their weird-named friend and her sort of abusive boyfriend. Today I saw it again and Christ! How can I not have noticed before that it was about freaking James Bond! There friend is called bloody Moneypenny!
@garethac81 exactly why I do indeed not sit around with my friends after the cinema or television and pointlessly give something from my mind that we've all just seen. Maybe, a really funny line might come up. ONCE. Rather, we'll talk about WHY it was funny, or how what happened in the film can relate to our lives in some way. I've got a brain outside of my short term memory, and I'm quite sure nobody really gives a shit what went on in it, especially if you've just had to witness it.
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"What does he think this is? 1973?" happening as Webb puts in the paper umbrellas is a lovely detail.
Parasols surely?
I don’t get it…
@@B3astMass me neither.
I'm in my late 20s and had paper umbrellas in a lot of cocktails. many bars in Germany put them in your drink even now. so... I really don't get it.
@@RKBock Yeah, that’s the exact reason I’m confused
@@RKBock do you buy little paper parasols to put in your own drinks at home?
"Is that why Darren can't walk now?" I love the idea that a friend of there's could no longer walk and they just weren't curious enough to learn why haha.
Well it would be impolite
@@thetertinator9562 no it wouldn't. If your friend is badly injured, ask them to talk about it
@@FuckyougoohleIhateyou you are clearly not British
@@FuckyougoohleIhateyou I'm pretty sure they were just joking to match the tone of the sketch.
Darren's an acquaintance at best.
David Mitchell trying to be gay is actually slightly less gay that he is normally.
Slightly less gay than a guy with a hot wife?
@@FFKonoko guy with a wife*
Collin Kappa exactly!
Is there a sketch where David Mitchell plays a gay person? If so, what's it called? I'd quite like to see that.
Collin Kappa what, like Peter Schofield?
"she's always a great value" lol such a great subtle joke
What’s the joke?
@@podrickfookinpayne2329 It's in her name, I would assume ;-)
@@christiano27 I realised the moment after I typed the question :D.
@@podrickfookinpayne2329 Zoot all hours, as they might say ;-)
I love the idea of Bond making a sexual innuendo and somebody at the table not even knowing where to look lol
the fact that the pistols were walther ppks which is what bond uses (most of the time) was a nice detail, they could have easily just got a generic pistol, but nice to see they went the extra step
They probably have dozens leftover from some bond film.
The silver gun appears to be a Walther PP, not the PPK.
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@jtaco4101
Just knowledgeable.
Unlike you.
fight him @@philmckenna5709
hahahaha "he gets them free at work" - I don't know why, but I think that's my favorite line.
Darren: "I've pierced my spine on a spiiiike"
AHA
Darren let's put you in the recovery position.
As we all know, Alan Partridge is the perfect narrator of Bond films
DAN!
You know what you are... You are a big posh sod with plums in your mouth!
I love that even the gay guys they're playing call James Bond's cigarette case gay (which it is).
They're gay? I just assumed Mitchell's character was a woman.
I never thought they were gay. I just thought they were middle-class.
They're not mutually exclusive.
Dan judging by when this was made, it's likely implied that they were gay. But you're right in that it doesn't really matter for the joke.
Because we're all so much more enlightened since 2008.
I love that they can't remember his name. Especially how he repeats it twice to everyone meets 🤣
Bond. John Bond.
Spying 101: Tell everyone your name right off the bat to ensure you will be remembered.
"He called his cigarette case gay!"
"Well it is gay." XD
I like the idea that, at some point, Scooby Doo and James Bond have been at the same party hosted by these guys.
"HE SAID WHAT!"
"Literally did not know where to look"
“What a penis!” The best line ever. I’ve actually used that to describe someone.
Robert's delivery of 'what a penis' has me in stitches every time
oh god, money-penny, good value
I JUST GOT THAT!
I don't get it?
@@bigsteve1664 cus something costing a pony would be a good value
@@tommoss5308 Only if it was worth more than a penny.
I love how you can see David cracking a little
I watched this just for the line "Piercing bore...there's no such expression"
"but he'd missed and he was making the best of a bad job" What a great ending!
I love how they've tried to camp up David Mitchell
This has a touch of the “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead” about it. And Ophelia Pussy would have been a great Bond girl.
david really nailed his alan carr impression.
This is a great idea for some sketches. The Scooby-Doo one is hilarious as well.
“I just LITERALLY did not know where to look!”
Bit cheeky but you know! Love the way he says that! one of their funniest skecthes!
Poor Moneypenny. Did you know John-- sorry, James once spent an entire party speaking in a Scottish accent? I didn't find it funny in the least.
quizzlie. Brilliant sketch.
Took his jacket off, bloody shoulder holster. What a wanker!
🤣👍👏🔥
Worst of all was Moneypenny invited John-James to brunch and he wore that frilly ruffle shirt and pretended to be Australian for some reason.
Victoria Coren on Room 101 putting James Bond in there adds to this sketch!
I am embarrassed that it took me that long to realise who it’s about
Same wasn't till I saw the guns
Scooby-Doo 😌
My absolute favorite sketch from these guys.
Love to see those two bonding like that.
Ahhhh. Haha. Yeah. Nice.
I love the way Robert Webb says "Literally" and "bloody hell" hehe :D
clever idea this. one of my favourite M&W sketches.
Thanks for adding this video mreesm, this is my favorite scene from this show :).
"I think he gets them free from work..."
its like Bert and Ernie in adult land
This is canon
yeah i loved that one too,had tears in my eyes :)
british humour at its best. you can tell by the way you can't help but smirk right as the video stops.
Did they ever make more than two of these? Those sketches are funny as hell.
There was at least one on the radio version about Jeeves and Wooster.
eslington There also one featuring the friends of Eva Braun and Adolf Hitler on the radio show.
+FriedAbortions TV wise, they only did two more. One aired (Scooby Doo) and another as a deleted scene (Gandhi). Radio wise, they also did Hitler, Darth Vader, Oscar Wilde, June Sarpong, Saddam Hussein, Greg Dyke, Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde, Inspector Morse, Robin Hood, and Jeeves & Wooster.
Love The Inspector Morse one.
no, mitchell and webb stopped after the first one. the rest are just fakes.
That was a good sketch- nice punchline!
HE SAID WHAT!?
"He said it is gay." - "Well it is gay." ^^
I think they should do more of these ones, the scooby doo one makes me cry with laughter
I bet he'd have the beer in the fridge if it was Heineken and you paid him £30 million
Genius, James Bond is a smug git
Brilliant.
I love how vaguely camp they are. Met so many people like this lol. A lot of them are my relatives
Just been to the cinema to see skyfall, first thing I did when I got back was watch this. ;)
They are so so so so clever.
i reckon its one of my favourites too they always have a funny angle on things you wouldnt expect. took me a minute before i even realised they were talking about james bond was nearly crying with laughter by the end. Bad waitor is my favourite though i laugh at it at work out the blue and get funny looks
So Moneypenny wasn't a clue?
"Moneypenny...she's always good value" -- terrible! Lol great sketch though.
I’ve never seen a bond film so I was entirely lost
Neither have I but all the Bond tropes are pretty well known so I was able to get the references.
"The railing was next to a crusher" LOL!
Having seen "time to die" with its lame one liners made me appreciate this even more😁
Nice job with the title
Seriously, I can't believe I didn't get this before. I've seen this ages ago and thought it was a funny sketch about two gay guys being concerned for their weird-named friend and her sort of abusive boyfriend. Today I saw it again and Christ! How can I not have noticed before that it was about freaking James Bond! There friend is called bloody Moneypenny!
He's right. I'm the second Seán opinion.
You have to be slow to not know that this was about Bond. They even say his name
@@JohnDoe-yr3lm They said his first name.
Yea, that was Pierce Brosnan.
It’s been so long that I only realized who they were talking about when he took the handguns out
Indeed, that's was the main point of the character. "Smith and Wesson; you've had your six."
@EpiclyInept i was wandering what the reference was. i cant believe i missed it. thanks though. :P
I didn’t know hey we’re talking about Bond until the guns.
Clever.
hilarious
all those feathers and he still couldn't fly!
I just had the moment aswell. feel like an idiot
How very, VERY dare you!
Moneypenny is a funny name.
I'm so ashamed, I've had some conversations like this with some of my friends... oh, the unchecked girltalk.
Press 9 repeatedly to turn David into a ringing bell
I can't tell if they're meant to be middle class, gay, or both.
Not until the guns did I realise this was a Bond sketch.
wow, moneypenny was not enough ???
Which James Bond do you imagine this is referring to? I imagine Pierce Brosnan he is iconic and can look pretty smug ;)
Well they did use the word 'Piercing'.
That's hilarious.
i literally did not know where to look.
LOL Do you think you can manage another finger in there? A finger of vodka yes xD
Right next to a crusher and he'd missed!!! What a genius sketch!!
press 2 repeatedly to make david BRRAA BRRAAA his pistol
12 years old already? Damn
Haha, so good
@EpiclyInept I think it was just the movie character James Bond in general.
@EpiclyInept That's Roger Moore.
Laugh out loud
James should have said "what a piercing observation"
*nerd voice* I think you'll find John/James wears a Dinner Jacket, not a Tuxedo.
brilliant :) pissing myself
this is similar to somethin fry and laurie would do :D
@garethac81 exactly why I do indeed not sit around with my friends after the cinema or television and pointlessly give something from my mind that we've all just seen. Maybe, a really funny line might come up. ONCE. Rather, we'll talk about WHY it was funny, or how what happened in the film can relate to our lives in some way. I've got a brain outside of my short term memory, and I'm quite sure nobody really gives a shit what went on in it, especially if you've just had to witness it.
I would also have accepted "well, he got the point""
bloop
'what?' lol
I know what you mean, it's like a "oh shit" moment isn't.
He said what?!?!?!!
"What a penis!" Ha.
But I use a cigarette case! Does this mean? Oh noes.
I'm ashamed to say I didn't get the sketch until about a minute in.
Moneypenny? Good value? Ohohhohoh, those jokers!
Judging by this sketch, I assume it's Moore's Bond.
Please don't ask why.
@kid43332 i understand that but that doesnt mean he isnt an annoying one.
I wonder which Bond turned up at the barbecue?