In fairness in a later episode when he rejects a Renault as a car choice for Henry V his reasoning is sound: There really is no way Henry V would be driving French after Agincourt ha ha!
Pedantic fact of the day: ‘VW’ is actually an initialism not an acronym; As Alan, himself, explains in the excellent ‘From the Oasthouse’ podcasts, available from audible.
The best bit is a few seconds later when he gives the prize to the woman he berated because he is humiliated by the Cromwell gaff, absolutely brilliant writing and acting
I think Ludwig III of Bavaria would drive a 1977 Datsun Cherry. He'd absolutely love the all-independent suspension, and the front wheel drive would appeal to him as a de facto ruler.
While the 1977 Datsun Cherry would no doubt qualify as a 'modern' car by Ludvig's standards, it's clearly no match for the modern-day Nissan equivalent.
I like how John says "Oh yeah" when Alan mentions the name of the folk group, like he really isn't keen on them! It's subtle things like thar which makes Partridge so funny.
Susan Cresswell would drive a 1994 Vauxhall Corsa 1.5D Auto, being single handed Sue would appreciate the automatic transmission, she would also appreciate the fuel economy and reduced number of single handed refuelling stops, she’d also have the garage fit one of those nobbly things they have on bus steering wheels to make single handed three point turns much easier.
Just outside Surlingham, no less! Looks like a bloody nice pub actually. watersedgewoodsend.co.uk/ Not only that, I’m even wondering if this is where they shot the beer garden scene in “Watership Alan” ... images.app.goo.gl/VKc7ru8xxRruE1oG7
I think Thomas Cromwell would also really appreciate the overall fuel economy and range of the turbodiesel golf. You don't want to be planning for fuel stops when you have two monasteries to dissolve on the same day...
Victor Emmanuel III Ferrari 812 GTS because he would be overly concerned with power and speed and neglect to appreciate the long term cost and consequences.
Loving this but one small detail is missing.. most call-ins these days usually sound dreadful, break up, and as they are via VOip/internet loose the connection. Other than that this is fab.
What I hate but sort of enjoy is when the callers say 'Hi, how are you' to the presenter who's clearly irritated because it takes up time and is tedious radio, just says 'fine, what's your point?'
I'm not sure you've got the hang of this Simon. :-) Given her parentage Queen Vic would definitely drive something German. I'm liking the dog guard though.
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When he says "I'm liking this John, I'm liking this a lot." he sounds just like Jeremy Vine
And immediately cut him off as he was just about to "say hello to somebody"😂😂
Alan's not having someone else's banter on HIS show👊👊😂😂
Oliver Cromwell???
He sounds EXACTLY like Jeremy Vine
as about as credible as Jeremy Vine....
Close your eyes and listen to Richard madely. Its exactly spot on 🤣🤣
Possibly my favourite Partridge scene ever. The premise is utterly ludicrous but Alan takes it all so seriously. MMM was quite simply textbook.
I honestly believe MMM is prime partridge
I love how he accepts and rejects the reasoning for the choices of car, as if it’s a matter of fact 😂
In fairness in a later episode when he rejects a Renault as a car choice for Henry V his reasoning is sound: There really is no way Henry V would be driving French after Agincourt ha ha!
I'm not sure you've got the hang of this Mary!
@@iorekby Henry V was pursuing his ancestral claim to the french throne, he wasn’t a little Englander like Alan.
@@kickedinthecalfbyacow7549 You should call more often.
@@BenMoranFilms i think he was a bit harsh on Mary, a VW Phaeton wasn't a bad shout for Cromwell
I'm liking this clip....I'm liking it a lot.
Yes, yes, yes, yes and yes!
That’s why I’m here
you should comment more often
Well, thanks 'Hu Mann' *fade out whilst you ask to say hello to somebody*
"Where are you calling from, John?"
Home.
This is liquid radio. Alan thought he found his new Dan!
@TWISTED INTO TRUTH I’ve got your kids
@TWISTED INTO TRUTH well smelt! Voodoo!
@TWISTED INTO TRUTH plural
@TWISTED INTO TRUTH Java, well smelt
@TWISTED INTO TRUTH STOP GETTING PARTRIDGE WRONG!!
It's voodoo ;D
Pedantic fact of the day: ‘VW’ is actually an initialism not an acronym; As Alan, himself, explains in the excellent ‘From the Oasthouse’ podcasts, available from audible.
Ha ha. Ha ha haaa. Ha ha haaa, I wonder who got the powerpack
@@tracypanavia4634 The PP.
This is great banter... it really is.
@@tracypanavia4634 Ahh hahaha ah haaa
NEWS!
@@ColinIngus1 😂😂
The best bit is a few seconds later when he gives the prize to the woman he berated because he is humiliated by the Cromwell gaff, absolutely brilliant writing and acting
I think Ludwig III of Bavaria would drive a 1977 Datsun Cherry. He'd absolutely love the all-independent suspension, and the front wheel drive would appeal to him as a de facto ruler.
I'm liking this Good Life, I'm liking this a lot!
While the 1977 Datsun Cherry would no doubt qualify as a 'modern' car by Ludvig's standards, it's clearly no match for the modern-day Nissan equivalent.
‘ The Good life, where are you based? ‘
@@markstartup3349 I live in Surlingham. I hate folk music.
I think he also would of despised the name change to Nissan
That exhale after “yes yes yes”, Coogan is an acting god
*yes yes yes yes and yes
Yes, yes, yes, yes, and yes! Such middle-class garden barbecue cringe. Genius.
Hhhhhhhh!!!
This disdain on Alan's face when yer man laughs at Simon's mead joke is priceless.
Simon had definitely mead an enemy for life after that.
@@iorekby oh dear
@@iorekby Leave. Im-mead-iately.
His acting nuances are perfect.
ders more to oirlend den disdain
This is one of the best pieces of AP ever!!
One of the best parts of AP MMM on YT
It’s great banter, it really is!
@@Uppernorwood976 m
Its derivative of its own tropes a little tho.
@@WOOOPdoctorFROGhere you are doing
I like how he just says "that's fine" and cuts that woman off. 😂
"Weshould go for a drink sometime"----*Silence* Hahaa! Cracking stuff! 😂😂😂
Not my words, MorrisseysMonkey; the words of Shakin' Stevens.
I like how John says "Oh yeah" when Alan mentions the name of the folk group, like he really isn't keen on them! It's subtle things like thar which makes Partridge so funny.
There’s more than one Cromwell Alan!
I know there's more than one Cromwell, just look in the phone book.
@@highnoon7097 I know you, you’re mates with Dicky Anders
@@bobsapp4119 Dicky Anders has got mates???
I think "what's your King and car?" could be the funniest 5 words ever uttered.
Simply genius. So many levels of humour going on at once here.
MMM is absolute PEAK Partridge
One of the best sketches, so nuanced and full of great writing and acting
I haven’t seen Alan so excited since he met Dan
That means I'll have to pay for another call. That's fine😂
That thumbnail is perfect. I can hear him saying it. "Who's yer King and Caaar?"
I love Alan, in a way!
1:35 ' this is the best call I've... ever had'.
Alan falls for John. I fear this is Dan all over again.
Hopefully he's not a sex person...
I love Mid Morning Matters. I've got very fond memories of when it first went online. Also, I'm a big fan of kings and cars.
Lovely stuff.
Sunday is always good for me........................ John?
“There’s a half eaten crunchie in the glove box, I’d ask you to leave that as I’m driving to Banbury later”
I was really getting into the King and Car discussion.
1:31 “I’m liking this John” is pure Jeremy Vine
...who is a friend of... mine. Rhymes doesn't it?
Susan Cresswell would drive a 1994 Vauxhall Corsa 1.5D Auto, being single handed Sue would appreciate the automatic transmission, she would also appreciate the fuel economy and reduced number of single handed refuelling stops, she’d also have the garage fit one of those nobbly things they have on bus steering wheels to make single handed three point turns much easier.
dave that's the best
“That’s fine”
"It will mean I have to pay for another call."
Richard had everything in that Leicester car park
obscure but funny
Such an under appreciated joke
Sundays always good for me
Where are you calling from? Home. That really got me. 😄
I think this is, err, the best clip....I've ever watched!
This is classic Partridge!!!!!
Brilliant piece. Love Simon. Six pack of mead🤣🤣🤣.
cutz him off right at the end when he wants to say a few hellos.
Great even to the last second 👖
I’m loving that I’ve only just found out I missed the whole second series during a house move. Yesssssss 😊😊😊😊😊
This scene is genius...
I just checked the phone book, there are indeed dozens of Cromwell's!
That is first class.
There's more than one Cromwell Tetlee!!!!
@@wyverntheterrible I know I know there's more than one, there's dozens of them!
I knowwww there's more than Cromwell, there's loads, I've got a friend called Cromwell.
Actually he's called Cresswell. Meant to call him back
@@highnoon7097 How many cows do you have? 100? Well, I know 102 Cromwells.
Some say this morphed into Star In A Reasonably Priced Car when Clarkson found it hard to book Monarchs. Particularly deceased ones.
William the Conqueror, Citroen CX Prestige.
One of my favourite AP sketches ever
I'm not sure you've got the hang of this Mary 🤣
Clearly not. I mean, Lexus?!
Sunday’s. Sundays are always good for me ….
It’s is just pure comedy gold.
Willo the wisp sound good. I'd go 😆👍
Absolutely superb!
Ahh. Poor Mary. She didn't get the hang of it.
the woods end pub is a real place! just outside of norwich
There's also one in STOKE
Just outside Surlingham, no less! Looks like a bloody nice pub actually. watersedgewoodsend.co.uk/
Not only that, I’m even wondering if this is where they shot the beer garden scene in “Watership Alan” ...
images.app.goo.gl/VKc7ru8xxRruE1oG7
Great folk group on a Sunday night apparently
How do you feel about the pedestrianisation of Norwich city centre?
@@WaddedBliss People forget that traders need access to Diiixxxonnnsss...
The way he has to always undermine Simon 'meh... millionaire'.
Sir Jackie Stewart is eeeeeeeeasily my favourite disc jockey.
He should do this sort of thing more often!
It really is Lovely stuff 🏆
What's your king and carrr
'Where you calling from?' 'Home' So funny parodying the people who call in to these day time radio shows.
"There's more than one Cromwell Alan!"
IM NOT DRIVING A MINI METRO!!!
No, no, no, it's different. It's called a Rover Metro now
@@TokyoJoe703 They've rebadged it, you fool.
So good
At 28 seconds ... i'm convinced that "Hairy Mary" from 1995 !!!
...
She was a regular phone in back then !!!
...
BIG SMILE !!!
Jesus, a mini bus.......possibly a Ford Transit......Must seat 12 plus driver.
love the bromance 😂
Mary on line two what's ya king and carrrrr 😬
Elizabeth I would drive a 1990 Mazda Miata MX5
This was so funny to watch
That casual sexism for the woman calling to talk about cars is just too real🤣🤣
Ironically i detest all radio hosts but would be a regular listener to alans show on north norfolk digital.
henry 8th.... rangey, definitely.
This is great
The way he uses the camera lens to his advantage. Fucking legend.
Better. Much better.
Chair movement before Henry the eighth. Lovely stuff.
I think Thomas Cromwell would also really appreciate the overall fuel economy and range of the turbodiesel golf. You don't want to be planning for fuel stops when you have two monasteries to dissolve on the same day...
"...could I just say?! hel..o.." OFF! 😄🤣
Mary on line 2 was such a time waster. Surely people like her could be vetted before going to air.
Sounds like Lynne calling in to boost numbers. Although, she’d probably recommend a Yaris.
She's hairy.
This is brilliant
Mid Mornings Matter after a large bran muffin and three cups of strong, black coffee.
Edward II, first-generation Daihatsu Copen.
Edward 2nd drives a saucey little VW Beetle convertable, blasting happy-house out, much to his father's chagrin
That car crash was terrible though, what with the red-hot exhaust pipe lodged in the royal rear entry...
Charles I would drive a Cavalier.
I'm not sure you've got the hang of this
@@iorekby Mustard.
@@drey8 Different phone in.
@@iorekby no kidding
im liking this john
how wonderfully awkward in a way only Partridge does
Victor Emmanuel III Ferrari 812 GTS because he would be overly concerned with power and speed and neglect to appreciate the long term cost and consequences.
Side kick simon, sidekick simon.
Even his pettiness is wonderfully horrible
And the winner is Louise - in DISS.
Ders more t' oirland...den Diss
0:26 If I had a pound for every time I’d used this in real situations since hearing it here, I’d be a…
Billionaire!
Hi John! Where you calling from?!
Erm... Home...
Yes, I'm convinced, that John is Alan's new best friend (after Dan Moody, of course).
Willo the Whisp lmao
Loving this but one small detail is missing.. most call-ins these days usually sound dreadful, break up, and as they are via VOip/internet loose the connection. Other than that this is fab.
think this isn't supposed to be today. More like 90s.
What I hate but sort of enjoy is when the callers say 'Hi, how are you' to the presenter who's clearly irritated because it takes up time and is tedious radio, just says 'fine, what's your point?'
@@daeph123
Think it’s today, why would it be the 90s? Norfolk Digital is the key.
@@mollyfilms think it was just of the time- early 2010s
Not an acronym, Alan, but an initialism.
They've re-badged it you fool
Ha ha I take it this is in reference to AP's rant on From the Oasthouse. Needless to say, High Noon had the last laugh.
George I would drive a BMW 5 series deep burgundy paint job with black leather interior.
Yes yes yes yes and yes
King Kong - aircraft carrier
Ruddy brilliant
Queen Victoria - Volvo 245DL estate. Brown. With a dog guard in the boot.
I'm not sure you've got the hang of this Simon. :-) Given her parentage Queen Vic would definitely drive something German. I'm liking the dog guard though.
The real question is, why is Gerald in Bury St Edmunds listening to North Norfolk Digital?
ahh, yes yes yes yes and yes 😂
class funny 😁