@@judgeberry6071if that's true why did loads of people hate this at the time? They didn't have the internet and smartphones in the 80's when this was aired yet they still quite rightly thought it was revolting shite.
@intelligenceofacertainkind And where did you get that info from? Because there was no social media. Did you read it in the TV Times? Lol. Come on, you're full of shit. We all sat we our families watching this shtie. As least I'm adult enough to admit it.
These were your options: BBC1: 7.45: Repeat of 'Allo 'Allo! 8.10: Whicker's World in Hong Kong. BBC2: 8.00: Joe Tasker, documentary about a mountaineer. 8.30: United, fly-on-the-wall documentary about Sheffield United. ITV: Surprise, Surprise. C4: Comrade Sak, docudrama about Britain's first Indian communist MP.
@@granitesevan6243 It's all a bit shite, but A Bit of Fry and Laurie was on later on BBC2, and Cheers and Roseanne and Clive Anderson on Channel 4. Not too bad.
Oh my God I thought this was going to be nostalgic since I watched Cilla at my Nan's house as a child... but it was so cringey that I almost threw up. Thanks for that!!
He looks like the Master from Doctor Who, Anthony Ainley era, it's like he's planning one of those bad plans to foil the Doctor by posing as a Milkman.
Curiouser and curiouser. This ongoing connection Limmy has with a woman who has passed over to the other side might be one of our best modern ghost stories. I might watch all the episodes back to back at Christmas. Limmy, tasked by the legacy of a deceased Mrs Black is Haunted by Black’s presence throughout her content. Brian ventures through a vast dreamworld of images including the ghoulish appearance of Bob and his moth-eaten sidekick ‘spit’ (a taxidermists nightmare dog), a whistling postman and groups of captive children form the cast of characters blindly following Mrs Black deeper into an ITV world of sinister presence. With increased suffering Brian tries to survive Unthank, a strange Glasgow-like city in which there is no daylight and whose disappearing residents suffer from strange diseases. “Sausagessssss”
Old boy is where I’m from. Raised an unreal amount of money for charity - used to ride a stationary bike all day no matter the weather talking to everyone. Funny enough my house is in the background of the ‘music’ video
dale will be up for parole again in 2027
this is the kind of shite that my grandma would be entertained by "oooh 'es good 'im!"
Back then, your grandma wouldn't have been media-saturated, entitled, and cynical like most of us are today.
@@judgeberry6071if that's true why did loads of people hate this at the time? They didn't have the internet and smartphones in the 80's when this was aired yet they still quite rightly thought it was revolting shite.
@intelligenceofacertainkind And where did you get that info from? Because there was no social media. Did you read it in the TV Times? Lol. Come on, you're full of shit. We all sat we our families watching this shtie. As least I'm adult enough to admit it.
He whistles to take his mind off the things he's seen on his round.
Whistling to drown out the hum of attack helicopters and screaming children back in 'Nam
@@AidanLonergan-bz1cphe had a tough time as a postie in Cheltenham or 'Nam as they call it.
Off the things he's done on his round, you mean
This shit is great. Everyone back then was either drunk or on crack
He posted my parcel through the window and it fell in the sink. He’s not all charity and whistling he’s a nasty piece of work for sure!
Hard to believe that this postman went on to murder all his customers just the following day
The community struggles to find answers
This fella is 89 now, and Big Cill is long in the ground. It don't half go quick
Thank the Lord for some sweet mercy.
I reckon 'Dale' is Gordon Burns in a latex mask with a beard drawn on in pen.
These were your options:
BBC1: 7.45: Repeat of 'Allo 'Allo! 8.10: Whicker's World in Hong Kong.
BBC2: 8.00: Joe Tasker, documentary about a mountaineer. 8.30: United, fly-on-the-wall documentary about Sheffield United.
ITV: Surprise, Surprise.
C4: Comrade Sak, docudrama about Britain's first Indian communist MP.
Comrade Sak for me chuck
After a long day of snooker, Ski Sunday, and someone reading out the football results.
I remember quite liking 'Allo 'Allo. Come to think about it, that was pretty shite as well
@@granitesevan6243 It's all a bit shite, but A Bit of Fry and Laurie was on later on BBC2, and Cheers and Roseanne and Clive Anderson on Channel 4. Not too bad.
@blackmichael75 Friday nights started getting good when Bottom, Fast Show and Eurotrash arrived
Did anyone else spot him quickly looking around in case she'd brought her jewellery and tracksuit wearing pal with her?
Peter Sutcliffe was so much more than a murdering bastard! People forget about the postman years. Nice one Cilla!
5:22 the discontinuity in the edit between Cillas hands ✋️
Well, that was something
was this song written by john shuttleworth?
That whistling and his silhouette coming to the door is very unsettling. How many did he kill in the end?
Oh my God I thought this was going to be nostalgic since I watched Cilla at my Nan's house as a child... but it was so cringey that I almost threw up. Thanks for that!!
He looks like the Master from Doctor Who, Anthony Ainley era, it's like he's planning one of those bad plans to foil the Doctor by posing as a Milkman.
Will we ever see you do another sketch/comedy show 😊
Love a beard that makes the bottom half of your face look like a ventriloquist dummy.
Can't think of a worse punishment than having cilla black screech out a "song" about me
Curiouser and curiouser. This ongoing connection Limmy has with a woman who has passed over to the other side might be one of our best modern ghost stories. I might watch all the episodes back to back at Christmas.
Limmy, tasked by the legacy of a deceased Mrs Black is Haunted by Black’s presence throughout her content. Brian ventures through a vast dreamworld of images including the ghoulish appearance of Bob and his moth-eaten sidekick ‘spit’ (a taxidermists nightmare dog), a whistling postman and groups of captive children form the cast of characters blindly following Mrs Black deeper into an ITV world of sinister presence. With increased suffering Brian tries to survive Unthank, a strange Glasgow-like city in which there is no daylight and whose disappearing residents suffer from strange diseases. “Sausagessssss”
Her lapels are planning their next move
Come back Lollipop Pat, all is forgiven
That look to camera @1:02 😆 Ragin!
Of course they’ll throw you in jail if you whistle whilst delivering post these days, because of WOKE.
Can’t whistle owt these days
Cheesy Pish. But that Bass in the song is fine playing. That's aomething I guess.
Imagine having to sit through this shite waiting for Python to air. Or am I off by a decade?
How much were all the extras bribed with?
put the hat back on
This was a terrible cilla gram lol maybe the worst so far?
Is Limmy okay?
Seems fake why would they do that
Probably didn’t get the reaction they wanted when they actually surprised him, so made him do it again. But yeh it’s so wooden, it looks set up.
The bloke looks CGI'd, like summat out of that weird kids show LazyTown. Doesn't look natural. Could be a Gordon Burns in a latex mask I guess.
Old boy is where I’m from. Raised an unreal amount of money for charity - used to ride a stationary bike all day no matter the weather talking to everyone. Funny enough my house is in the background of the ‘music’ video
That right, aye
Apparently, Dale is 90 this year and still celebrated in his local community
@ haven’t seen him in ages so can’t confirm if he’s still kicking about
@@sanfordcurtis8242 *feared in his local community
What in gods name is this crap 😆 🤣
I nearly threw up watching this. It's unbearable. I hate Cilla Black for this and everything she did.