I showed this sketch to my kids. My youngest didn’t get it, and was kinda rude about it. As punishment for his rudeness, he was sent off to war. My oldest on the other hand, got a good laugh out of it. As a reward, I booked him a free getaway to war. My wife enjoyed the sketch but when she found out I sent the kids to war, she became quite hysterical. But that’s nothing a quick bout of war won’t fix.
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I've always considered Aunty Donna to be a modern Monty Python anyways. Out of any sketch group I'm aware of currently active, they most embody the spirit.
@@obiwanda They've definitely took up MP's penchant for absurd and meta humour and ran with it. The first time I saw them I remember thinking if the MP gang is watching them thinking "well done, kids, well done."
So, the match is supposed to take place in 1907, but the batalion the players are sent to won't exist until 1915 in the first world war. Of course, the punishment for historical inaccuracy is being sent to war
“If I had a nickel for every time a cast member of “The Boys” appeared in Aunty Donna’s Big Ol’ House of fun, I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice, right?”
Jack Quaid (Hughie) is a fan of Aunty Donna, and both Him and Antony Starr (Homelander) got a part in this show. Antony Starr wasn't in this segment tho, he was the Stray Man
They likely are, but this sketch is straight up in the style of Monty Python. It’s very similar to such sketches as “Philosophers Football” and “Upper Class Twit Of The Year”.
Damn, East India got all that money from trading with the world and they still can't make a basket and ball team that doesn't get completely shut out in the final, for shame!
I’ve been trying to understand this show from a Monty Python fan point-of-view... Once I saw this sketch I COMPLETELY got it: I don’t get it. Wtf is this show? Wtf is Australia? Wtf is Kangaroo? WTF ARE YOU?
I showed this sketch to my kids. My youngest didn’t get it, and was kinda rude about it. As punishment for his rudeness, he was sent off to war. My oldest on the other hand, got a good laugh out of it. As a reward, I booked him a free getaway to war. My wife enjoyed the sketch but when she found out I sent the kids to war, she became quite hysterical. But that’s nothing a quick bout of war won’t fix.
That is true
Russia's current drafting strategies be like:
Great comment! You took the joke from the video and then applied it to your story! Powerful stuff.
This comment is so good we’re sending you all expenses paid to war!
And then she escaped on a horse drawn cart
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Quality comment
Nah send the losers to Afghanistan
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@@essdeecard nothing a quick bout of war won’t fix
Extra! Extra! TH-cam has brought world peace with the removal of the dislike button. What will be TH-cam's reward? A small getaway to war, as is tradition
A great Aunty Donna flavoured take on a classic Monty Python sketch 👌
Graham Chapman is chuckling in heaven
No wonder this skit looked so familiar
Philosophers football is such a gem
I've always considered Aunty Donna to be a modern Monty Python anyways. Out of any sketch group I'm aware of currently active, they most embody the spirit.
@@obiwanda They've definitely took up MP's penchant for absurd and meta humour and ran with it. The first time I saw them I remember thinking if the MP gang is watching them thinking "well done, kids, well done."
I can't believe they got both homelander and Hughie on the show
Apparently they’re huge fans of the channel and reference it on set
Just noticed both of them in last 10 mins.. Hughie here and stray man!
Jack Quaid is a good bloke. The Red Letter Media episode with him is great
This sketch is perfect. Not an ounce of fat. Everything is perfect and it ends before you get tired of it. Just perfect.
of course the makers of such a great have a celebratory trip to war
So, the match is supposed to take place in 1907, but the batalion the players are sent to won't exist until 1915 in the first world war. Of course, the punishment for historical inaccuracy is being sent to war
I can't get enough of watching them wave to the camera during the roast
It looks so much like the actual older footage of such situations. Really spot on.
this made me laugh the hardest out of the whole season. Nailed it.
Some of my best memories are when me and the boys would huddle around for a single slice of orange.
Ah yes nothing better than huddling round for a slice of orrrrrnnngge
Man I can't belive this classic 1907 basketball match predicted the Internet and Gatorade.
Ikr
this is one of my favorite aunty donna sketches of all time man
"This shot put sure is heavy, I hope it doesn't hit anyone..." 😂😂😂😂
I was watching this on my way to have a good spot of war, good fun.
This sketch is ten times funnier imagining those two just stood in France in a field looking lost cuz it's 1907
Nothing a quick bout of war can't fix
gotta love a nice slice of orrnge
Best representation of Canadian basketball.... ever
I love the Franz Ferdinand bait
Sorry, don't have time to watch this I gotta go to war.
He’s just one of the boys.
“If I had a nickel for every time a cast member of “The Boys” appeared in Aunty Donna’s Big Ol’ House of fun, I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice, right?”
Where??
Holy shit Hughie!! The guy who dropped the ball at the beginning
Also 1:12
also antony starr@@ralek592
Oh shit that's Jack Quaid
Wait really?!
"he's just one of the boys!"
@@dlobelow760 yep Erin Moriarty posted about it on her Instagram
Worth checking his RLM ep too- top bloke!
One of the most Pythonny non-Python sketches to ever exist!
Fucking love the Sasquatch Comedy x Aunty Donna team up
when he started naming the foods it sounded like the most early 20th century thing ever
Goddamn, I love these peaches!
I remember when I saw this game live There was an uproar when The woman stole the ball
What the hell is Hughie doing there?
Homelander is the reason, who also played The Stray Man in the show.
@@zeandiaz1791 or vice versa. Quaid is a big comedy fan.
I'm actually related to Dr.James Nasmith, Inventor of Basketball. No money, but still interesting.
I've been looking for this for ages
Ah the boys having a ball, nothing but a bunch of lads, no mischevious activities here, what jolly ol times before the invention of compound V
Sorry, can't finish this comment. I have to go to war
Go make the queen proud!!
Is the doctor Adam Driver???
looks like him for sure!
This sketch reminds me a lot of Horrible Histories lol
Jolly good game, sports!
It seems they were using a magic ball that re-spawns after a woman steals it
can't believe that's hughie from the boys
I love boiled neeps and gatorade.
How did i not notice jack quaid in this sketch??? these dudes got the entire boys cast wth
This was made before the boys
Loled hard at " oh no he has shellschock"
I don’t know how, but they managed to get two actors from The Boys. Jack Quaid and Antony Star.
I thought it was just ,my imagination. 😂
the funniest part is that wwi wasnt for another 7 years
A Monty Python sketch
Why is he from The boys at 1:13
Jack Quaid (Hughie) is a fan of Aunty Donna, and both Him and Antony Starr (Homelander) got a part in this show.
Antony Starr wasn't in this segment tho, he was the Stray Man
I walways wonder if Aunty Donna were inspired by Tim And Eric at some point, aburdist to the max..
They likely are, but this sketch is straight up in the style of Monty Python. It’s very similar to such sketches as “Philosophers Football” and “Upper Class Twit Of The Year”.
Love a good roast Marten of a Sunday
Funny asf come to nz
Ik im late but is the ref Hughie from The Boys??
Oh for a slice of awrnge...
This gave me monty python feels.
Off to the Western front... in 1907 lol.
The most accurate part is Livenation.
Is that fuckin jack quaid???
This is exactly like Harry Enfields Mr chomondley Warner football sketch check it out if you like this
Exactly, I was thinking it must have been inspired by that.
This is very similar to Monty Python's philosophy football sketch
THAT'S JACK QUAID
Hughie from the boys is there
Wait, is that Jack Quaid from The Boys??
Wait, why is George 'The Giant' Winters in the loser team at the end of the video?
Sorry?
No
You will be.
You're welcome! :)
_and gatorade_
Damn, East India got all that money from trading with the world and they still can't make a basket and ball team that doesn't get completely shut out in the final, for shame!
The war of 1907?
Is that jack Quaid or am I blind
1907 yet the narrator is making WW1 references? Lol. They should have set the time anywhere between 1914 and 1918.
Yeah, this comedy sketch is just too historically inaccurate for me.
I can't believe this sketch where a group of people have a roast in the middle of a basket and ball match is historically inaccurate
And how dare they use modern day Gatorade bottles in a comedy sketch set in 1907!! Disgraceful!
@@non_regulars Pshaw, I say!
A lock, stock and barrel rip off of a Harry Enfield sketch from 20 years ago.
7 years off but ok
copy of monty python
Distinctly different themes and commentary, though. It's just the sporting setting that it has in common with the Python sketch
@@maximillianford9301 cmon, u know they ripped them off
@@BaseballPlayer0Monty python didn’t invent absurdist comedy
Starring Jack Quaid, star of Oppenheimer
I’ve been trying to understand this show from a Monty Python fan point-of-view... Once I saw this sketch I COMPLETELY got it: I don’t get it. Wtf is this show? Wtf is Australia? Wtf is Kangaroo? WTF ARE YOU?
Yes