when it comes to comedy, you usually have to. a joke lives not just as a line, but an entire performance. you have to do it yourself to make sure it is done properly. unless it's a cheap sitcom.
Benny Hill is a legend. In America, we fondly awaited each special from him each year; different from what we normally saw. He deserves more recognition for being the comedic genius that he was.
Not sure where you get that idea from as Benny's been a cult comedian and folk hero in Britain for decades, so how could he possibly get more recognition? The bloke's more famous than the Royals.
I just watched this sketch for the first time. Terrific and very clever. I remember staying up watching his show in the 70's too, he never lost his comic genius. I heard his show got cancelled because it was sexist and times were a changing. Nothing wrong with Benny Hill, he didn't offend me as a female or my mum, he made us laugh and smile and we don't forget him. RIP Mr Hill.
people offended by good humour are people you should fear. humour is honest, it has to be relentlessly honest in order to work. and those who hate it, also hate honesty.
I was a neighbour of Benny's seen him every time when he was in Southampton england, his Mother's home was between my Flat and his wonderful Modest home when I was a young man going to work. He would just stand in the street a while reading Newspapers even a book, the ONLY person who would not say anything but had a extremely pleasant presence, as he stood very smart in doorways watching the world go by, very simply life style kind of what one used to see in the old clips of City life. He always had a smile yet a nervousness if he thought you were to approach after recognising him, but you see I respect that attitude I salute asI pass and he would eventually smile.I believe he respected my recognition of who he is but never to invade his space, I was so sad when he passed I was in shock as if I had been kind of very close friend who never spoke one word
I would not be surprised if, in his travels, he heard people whose command of the English language was shaky at best. We saw this in his Scuttle-isms and in some of his other characters. Once had a next-door neighbor who had a few - once said that a commitee had passed a resolution "anonymously," and referred to a famous Michelangelo painting as "the Sixteen Chapel."
Amazing to see this again. I haven't seen Benny Hill in 30 years. I grew up on this...and in America, before cable and satellite tv. He was on at 11 on Saturday and 11:30 on Sunday. I stayed awake for it.
Benny Hill is among the greatest comedians ever. His brand of humor was unique and one of a kind and it was a privilege to have lived in his time. I'm sad to say it's probably a good thing he's not among us today to see how society has pandered to the lunatic left and their fragile state of mind.
Truly the funniest British comedian if not the funnies in the world, rest in peace Mr Hill. You are truly missed, the world is a darker place due to your loss.
He reminds me of Arnslow, Hyacinths brother in law on Keeping up Appearances in this skit. My husband and I used to watch Benny all the time in the 80s . We loved how he would always pat little Jackie on the head!!
Benny Hill is the 100 carat diamond in the King’s crown of comedy. Absolutely love this guy! Watched him as a kid late at night in the 70s. Bless his soul.
The Benny Hill Show, Open All Ours & Are you Being Served, & Keeping Up Appearances, All gave me laughter in my childhood. Now even funnier as an adult. THANK YOU TO ALL CAST MEMBERS, ETC.!!
Benny Hill was great, he's one of my favorites, as a kid I used to stay up late to watch him, but sometimes I would wake up mad because I may have fallen asleep before it came on, I remember sometimes waking up saying to myself, "I missed Benny Hill last night!", That show was always special to me.
Benny Hill: making me laugh out loud ever since I stayed up late to watch him on PBS as a teen in the 80s. Still laughing. He was one of a kind. RIP to one of my most favorite comedians... ever. P.S. Are we just going to ignore Benny destroying that beer?! Legend.
In the mid-eighties, when I was about ten years old, Benny was an idol for me, behind the iron curtain his show was one of the few things that gave a ray of smile and fun. I didn't understand the politics, media, propaganda and all this crap, I just turned on the Russian TV with the Japanese picture tube and laughed. It was only later that I realized that the system in which I lived limited and sometimes even prevented freedom of expression. It was even more astonishing to me that my childhood idol was being accused of sexism and other insults. It was a shock for me. How could Great Britain, a country where freedom of speech used to be, let this happen and got Benny off the air because of accusations that were ridiculous. Cry, Great Nation, because you have met the bitterness of defeat twice in history. First Hastings, then Hill's humiliation, taking everything he had from him. Unfortunately, old toads from the union, feminists, won the second battle. This defeat was much more severe. Rest in peace, Benny. Nothing is so much fun since you are gone
Perhaps too much freedom of expression is a bad thing, no? I mean the West were the ones to have it and now look at us, whilst the Communist countries are quite normal.
@@clonecommanderfoggy682 what do you mean by "to much freedom"? Who is going to decide what I can think or talk? Who is to set the rules and limits? There is no such a thing like "to much" regarding to freedom of speach. You should rather redefine "normal" whenever you analyse present disturbancies in former comunist countries like Poland and Hungary, where demokracy and free expresion are persistantly diminished. I don't have to agree with you, but I shall always let you express your opinion.
@@krisleeman4777 Well too much freedom of expression has let the stupid and the wicked take control of the country and espouse their evil point of view. I reckon a degree of limitation on speech in public circulation would definitely stop these people. For example, we wouldn't have gender confusion, we wouldn't have revised history, we wouldn't have an entire generation or two feeling guilty for what their ancestors did 300 years ago. In former Communist countries, not saying Fascist because they were utterly destroyed and humiliated, where they were left to their own devices, there is very little of this perversion of nature. Democracy is a buzzword and is like a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. No matter how much you pursue it, you will never get it and you will end up running off a cliff after it. Democracy and freedom do not go hand in hand. Look at Australia for a definite example. Canada, the UK, the USA and all the rest of the Western countries will end up just like that.
@@clonecommanderfoggy682 I can only comment on the situation in my country, as I know it quite well. I do not believe that it is too much freedom of expression that made it possible to take over the government. People voted for specific promises. During 30 years of constant transformation of the political system and leaving communism, the previous government gave them literally nothing. Constant sacrifices for the sake of an undefined bright future. Currently, the rulers simply had paid for the votes. To put it bluntly, my countrymen sold themselves for PLN 500 (just over EUR 100). This is how much you get for each child born, and pensioners get extra money once in a while. There are voices among the people that so far everyone has only stolen and given nothing, so it's better than it used to be, which made re-election possible. Most people realize that public television is lying, but they don't care. As a side effect, prices are rampant and we have the highest inflation in the EU, but hardly anyone can see the relationship. It turns out that not much has changed since Roman times. Whoever gives games and bread wins. The truth is less important.
In Canada we had to wait till 10pm I think i was 11 or 12 asking dad to watch Benny Hill with him on a school night ...And hid upstairs looking down at 11pm for Dave allen at large .....Guy on a boat with 2 women almost naked in the middle of a pond ...He stands up and looks at the boat house rental place And yells " OI !! I said two OARS !!!! Never got the joke untill later lol
I remember being told to go to bed around 10pm as a young lad all while sitting up in bed waiting to hear mom and dad hopefully shortly after going to bed because Benny was on a 1am, Got caught plenty of times ! lol
My dumb brother and I used to stayed up late on the weekends to catch Benny. One time, i was laughing so hard, I lost my breath for a few seconds, fell off the couch and hit my head on the coffee table. Worth it.
What a classic. He was truly special and talented. I’m sorry his life didn’t end the way he deserved it with smile and laughter he gave to so many... rip Benny, you gave me and others so much happiness.
I never realized until just a few years ago that some of the more risque ' sketches were never shown in the UK....so the USA late night cable broadcast of Benny Hill was even better than what the Brits got to watch.
The "British" 👑KING👑 of comedy!!! As a kid I used to sneak at night and watch the Benny Hill show because of course my mom thought it was to R rated for me at the time which was the early 80's. Awesome memories!❤❤❤❤
A nicely worked sketch with American flavoured gags. Well written & performed. Great to see the more relaxed vision mixing tv presentation which allows performers breathing space. Thanks for posting.
I remember seeing him when I was a kid. My parents couldn’t understand why we would watch him. We knew it was very provocative for the time. And they couldn’t understand the language because of the British accent. He was hilarious. 😂😂😂
I watched this show with my late dad in the 70’s. We never spoke but Mother constantly called him a dirty old man on tv.!! So funny as same routine every week, in our house.!!, as Benny loved.!!
Kinda cool how Hill in real life was real reserved with people he didn't know. All of the girls and his dancers had nothing but kind words about him and when the cameras weren't rolling, he was a gentle sweet man. Definitely one on my list of 'people I wished I could've met'
Since we lost Robin Williams , there is only one great British comedian left and that's Rowan Atkinson . Benny and the two above had something in common ... Intelligence . That's what it takes to make comedy like that .
Oh dear. Someone here who seems to think that Robin Williams is British, someone else with a friggin’ Union flag as their avatar, and another who quite rightly observed that ‘they don’t make comedy like this anymore’. I’m afraid this is a very poor sketch. Appalling American accents, lazy sexual stereotype gags and appealing to the lowest common denominator. I have two kids in their 20’s; I can guarantee that not only would they see this as offensive but would also fail to see anything remotely funny in it! Times change guys. Tastes change. If you want to see bawdy humour done with panache and with considerably more respect given to the female characters check out W. C. Fields’ dentist sketch from 1931. Clever AND erotic and succeeding everywhere where this fails. And before you jump to conclusions I can and do laugh at some BH but this is awful!
Benny always makes me laugh. The greatest of them all. No one even comes close. Benny Hill will continue to make people cry from laughing so hard till the end of time. We miss you Benny
lol wow 5 years later and i see that someone beat me to using pool shark Benny as an avatar. I still use that particular one on my ps5 profile to this day
I grew up on Benny Hill, I appreciate him now more than ever in this toxic, politically correct world. When is it Torches and Pitchfork time to retake this planet from these psychotic special interest groups.
Benny Hill and Nora Batty. Ironically he was as scruffy as Compo and she had curlers, but no wrinkled stockings. Henry McGee also guested in Last Of The Summer Wine.
@@kevinstephenson4674 - That would make Lorraine Doyle the last surviving participant in this sketch, no? (Helen Horton also having joined Benny, Mr. McGee and Ms. Staff "over there.") The original sketch of which this was a reworking - "Henry and Alice and Bob and Mary" - had Patricia Hayes basically in the role played here by Ms. Horton, Nicholas Parsons, Jenny Lee-Wright (in Ms. Doyle's role), and Rita Webb. Last we heard, Ms. Lee-Wright was still among the living . . .
I grew up watching your show, I don't think there is a number big enough to count the times I laughed with him- Rest in peace and thanks for everything
Benny Hill was a legend. Comdy genius before his time. I watched Benny Hill as a child in the 80's and I loved him. now and I still think it's hilarious.
Foster Brooks was pretty damn funny too...watch him on the Dean Martin "roasts" for Hubert Humphrey+ Sammy Davis Jr. + I'm sure you"ll agree! politically in-correct humor at its best!! Where has all the good LAUGHTER gone?
man I miss watching Benny Hill,5 nights a week before bed.go to school and the subject was the Benny hill show! even the teacher would talk about skits she liked.miss this guy.💂🎅👮👲👷👳
I remember watching Benny Hill when I was little. My dad loved him. RIP dad.. Great times. Do anything to go back to them times sitting in front of the TV with dad was a along time ago.
My ex-wife saw Benny Hill in London on street, when she used to live in England, she knew where he lived. I LOVED THE BENNY HILL SHOW! It was very funny. My uncle introduced me to Benny Hill show, back in the 1980s / 1990s. I own VHS videotapes of several of the shows.
I remember seeing Benny at the London Palladium with my parents on my 14th birthday - in 1959! And now, almost 60 years later, he's still as funny as ever. Truly immortal humour, R.I.P.
@@dinosgura yes, its one if my best memories and I think it was like 1979-1980 ....We also watched "salvaged one" atleast that's what I think it was called.
The word "THAT" at 4.00 , I always loved bennys build up to those surprises , I wrote to him with some puns , care of Teddington post office, just months before his untimely...he kindly replied with pointers written on the back of a photograph...treasured forever!
@@mehboobkm3728 Reminds me of that other sketch when his wife says she doesn't fancy him drunk, and he replies that he doesn't fancy her when he isn't.
This is one of my favourite Benny Hill sketches. I remember seeing it randomly on TV as a little kid and have just seen it pop up again now for the first time in decades. It's so good!
@@MrWeAllAreOne He'd had a TV career since the 1950s, so if a 35 year TV career is dumping him, don't know what you see as a successful career. I bet you're one of those men who go around calling people lefties as an insult, while expecting everybody else to pay for your children with women you didn't stay with, want social housing and cheer on the NHS, not realising it's a leftie idea. People had moved on to things like Black Adder, and old men chasing women around the garden was seen as a bit boring.
Benny Hill was comedic genius! His comedy was hilariously funny! Wife: Why did you come home at 4:00 in the morning? Benny Hill: Because there was nowhere else to go! I remember watching the Benny Hill show as a little kid growing up in the 1980s! God bless his soul and rest in glory.
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He wrote, produced, and acted in every episode for 20 something years. He is definitely a legend.
when it comes to comedy, you usually have to. a joke lives not just as a line, but an entire performance. you have to do it yourself to make sure it is done properly. unless it's a cheap sitcom.
Most of those scripts he bought
Benny Hill is a legend. In America, we fondly awaited each special from him each year; different from what we normally saw. He deserves more recognition for being the comedic genius that he was.
Yep God bless America n assholes
Not sure where you get that idea from as Benny's been a cult comedian and folk hero in Britain for decades, so how could he possibly get more recognition? The bloke's more famous than the Royals.
I just watched this sketch for the first time. Terrific and very clever. I remember staying up watching his show in the 70's too, he never lost his comic genius. I heard his show got cancelled because it was sexist and times were a changing. Nothing wrong with Benny Hill, he didn't offend me as a female or my mum, he made us laugh and smile and we don't forget him. RIP Mr Hill.
people offended by good humour are people you should fear. humour is honest, it has to be relentlessly honest in order to work. and those who hate it, also hate honesty.
Pure brilliance 🤣🤣🤣🤣miss your Benny& all his cast who are no longer with us😢
Getting Nora Batty is nothing to complain about. She's a Legend
I was a neighbour of Benny's seen him every time when he was in Southampton england, his Mother's home was between my Flat and his wonderful Modest home when I was a young man going to work. He would just stand in the street a while reading Newspapers even a book, the ONLY person who would not say anything but had a extremely pleasant presence, as he stood very smart in doorways watching the world go by, very simply life style kind of what one used to see in the old clips of City life. He always had a smile yet a nervousness if he thought you were to approach after recognising him, but you see I respect that attitude I salute asI pass and he would eventually smile.I believe he respected my recognition of who he is but never to invade his space, I was so sad when he passed I was in shock as if I had been kind of very close friend who never spoke one word
Thank you for your wonderful story and recollection of Benny :)
@@BennyHillTHAMES most welcome he made me laugh when I was down
I would not be surprised if, in his travels, he heard people whose command of the English language was shaky at best. We saw this in his Scuttle-isms and in some of his other characters. Once had a next-door neighbor who had a few - once said that a commitee had passed a resolution "anonymously," and referred to a famous Michelangelo painting as "the Sixteen Chapel."
She may be homely but she's got a heart of gold. Nice message.
Amazing to see this again. I haven't seen Benny Hill in 30 years. I grew up on this...and in America, before cable and satellite tv. He was on at 11 on Saturday and 11:30 on Sunday. I stayed awake for it.
Benny Hill is among the greatest comedians ever. His brand of humor was unique and one of a kind and it was a privilege to have lived in his time. I'm sad to say it's probably a good thing he's not among us today to see how society has pandered to the lunatic left and their fragile state of mind.
Vorrei che fosse in italiano
Jesus was black
Benny brought so much levity to life, laughs regardless of your mood or troubles. I miss him terribly. Benny was a gift.
Benny's facial expressions are hilarious 😀
Truly the funniest British comedian if not the funnies in the world, rest in peace Mr Hill. You are truly missed, the world is a darker place due to your loss.
@Alex Croton I fully agree Alex, also Ed O'Neill
@Alex Croton don't forget about Only Fools and Horses. Also a classic
He was the best. Cannot remember ever watching this episode. Part of an era when British comedy was supreme.
I sure miss Benny Hill. He was a master in the world of comedy.
Brilliant. Doesn’t matter how many times I watch this one I am reminded of the brilliance of Benny Hill.
BENNY HILL THE REAL KING OF COMEDY - NEVER FORGOTTEN - RIP BENNY .
Well said.
He reminds me of Arnslow, Hyacinths brother in law on Keeping up Appearances in this skit. My husband and I used to watch Benny all the time in the 80s . We loved how he would always pat little Jackie on the head!!
Benny Hill is the 100 carat diamond in the King’s crown of comedy.
Absolutely love this guy! Watched him as a kid late at night in the 70s.
Bless his soul.
Ditto ! Lol... I Remember watching Benny Hill too ! Lol...
Me too he was hilarious. One of the best shows on TV back then.
@@markdibble7220 and there were some great ones, now we have Ant and Dec, the end of the pier show comedian's
Yeah, my dad loved this show so now it has a special place in my heart. Every time I watch these clips they bring back fond memories 😄
Your dad had good taste!👍
All the best!
Me and my little bro watched Benny Hill alot after school in the 70's. CLASSIC
The Benny Hill Show, Open All Ours & Are you Being Served, & Keeping Up Appearances, All gave me laughter in my childhood. Now even funnier as an adult. THANK YOU TO ALL CAST MEMBERS, ETC.!!
Benny Hill was great, he's one of my favorites, as a kid I used to stay up late to watch him, but sometimes I would wake up mad because I may have fallen asleep before it came on, I remember sometimes waking up saying to myself, "I missed Benny Hill last night!", That show was always special to me.
@MrQlevert Come out of the closet. It's ok, there are laws that protect you now.
Married with Children took hints from this skit. 11 seasons later, history.
This is inspired by Archie Bunker….
Benny Hill: making me laugh out loud ever since I stayed up late to watch him on PBS as a teen in the 80s. Still laughing. He was one of a kind. RIP to one of my most favorite comedians... ever.
P.S. Are we just going to ignore Benny destroying that beer?! Legend.
I am from Ukraine but I remember watching Mr Hill's show as a child in the early 90 s. RIP Mr Hill. And his ladies were damn hot!
The history of comedy will never forget you and neither do I.Banny you're a true legend of comedy.
32 years later and this sketch still makes me laugh out loud in a few places. A master.
prwtiger I love the ending! 😂😂😂😂
what does she say at 4:39 ?
@@thebrenn882 I often model for a painter
@@sooosooo100 thank youuuu :D
Bring in the younger one a let's have a look 30+ years later!
Let's bring back Benny Hill on TV thanks for TH-cam.
In the mid-eighties, when I was about ten years old, Benny was an idol for me, behind the iron curtain his show was one of the few things that gave a ray of smile and fun. I didn't understand the politics, media, propaganda and all this crap, I just turned on the Russian TV with the Japanese picture tube and laughed. It was only later that I realized that the system in which I lived limited and sometimes even prevented freedom of expression. It was even more astonishing to me that my childhood idol was being accused of sexism and other insults. It was a shock for me. How could Great Britain, a country where freedom of speech used to be, let this happen and got Benny off the air because of accusations that were ridiculous. Cry, Great Nation, because you have met the bitterness of defeat twice in history. First Hastings, then Hill's humiliation, taking everything he had from him. Unfortunately, old toads from the union, feminists, won the second battle. This defeat was much more severe. Rest in peace, Benny. Nothing is so much fun since you are gone
We watched him in communist Yugoslavia in the 80s as well:)
Perhaps too much freedom of expression is a bad thing, no? I mean the West were the ones to have it and now look at us, whilst the Communist countries are quite normal.
@@clonecommanderfoggy682 what do you mean by "to much freedom"? Who is going to decide what I can think or talk? Who is to set the rules and limits? There is no such a thing like "to much" regarding to freedom of speach. You should rather redefine "normal" whenever you analyse present disturbancies in former comunist countries like Poland and Hungary, where demokracy and free expresion are persistantly diminished. I don't have to agree with you, but I shall always let you express your opinion.
@@krisleeman4777 Well too much freedom of expression has let the stupid and the wicked take control of the country and espouse their evil point of view. I reckon a degree of limitation on speech in public circulation would definitely stop these people. For example, we wouldn't have gender confusion, we wouldn't have revised history, we wouldn't have an entire generation or two feeling guilty for what their ancestors did 300 years ago. In former Communist countries, not saying Fascist because they were utterly destroyed and humiliated, where they were left to their own devices, there is very little of this perversion of nature. Democracy is a buzzword and is like a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. No matter how much you pursue it, you will never get it and you will end up running off a cliff after it. Democracy and freedom do not go hand in hand. Look at Australia for a definite example. Canada, the UK, the USA and all the rest of the Western countries will end up just like that.
@@clonecommanderfoggy682 I can only comment on the situation in my country, as I know it quite well. I do not believe that it is too much freedom of expression that made it possible to take over the government. People voted for specific promises. During 30 years of constant transformation of the political system and leaving communism, the previous government gave them literally nothing. Constant sacrifices for the sake of an undefined bright future. Currently, the rulers simply had paid for the votes. To put it bluntly, my countrymen sold themselves for PLN 500 (just over EUR 100). This is how much you get for each child born, and pensioners get extra money once in a while. There are voices among the people that so far everyone has only stolen and given nothing, so it's better than it used to be, which made re-election possible. Most people realize that public television is lying, but they don't care. As a side effect, prices are rampant and we have the highest inflation in the EU, but hardly anyone can see the relationship. It turns out that not much has changed since Roman times. Whoever gives games and bread wins. The truth is less important.
My gateway to my teenage years, I remember waiting late at night , so I could watch Benny! Nostalgia and memories, truly missed.
In Canada we had to wait till 10pm I think i was 11 or 12 asking dad to watch Benny Hill with him on a school night ...And hid upstairs looking down at 11pm for Dave allen at large .....Guy on a boat with 2 women almost naked in the middle of a pond ...He stands up and looks at the boat house rental place And yells " OI !! I said two OARS !!!!
Never got the joke untill later lol
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Me too.
I remember being told to go to bed around 10pm as a young lad all while sitting up in bed waiting to hear mom and dad hopefully shortly after going to bed because Benny was on a 1am, Got caught plenty of times ! lol
Great stuff, still hilarious!
Loved this show and always will.
My dumb brother and I used to stayed up late on the weekends to catch Benny. One time, i was laughing so hard, I lost my breath for a few seconds, fell off the couch and hit my head on the coffee table. Worth it.
you. my friend, have you priorities right. Benny Hill first, health second :)
And you call your bro a dumb!
What a classic. He was truly special and talented. I’m sorry his life didn’t end the way he deserved it with smile and laughter he gave to so many... rip Benny, you gave me and others so much happiness.
I always loved this sketch. The banter between husband and wife was hilarious.
When it came to doing comedy skits, Benny Hill was at the top. He was born to do comedy. Rest in Peace Benny Hill.
Absolute genius. If there were a Nobel prize for comedy, Benny would have picked up at least half a dozen. Amazing stuff. I split my sides laughing.
I believe Charlie Chaplin loved Benny Hill, clearly shows how well he worked.
There's one for peace. Obama got it because... Whatever.
Not today. The people who win these prizes today look like the people Benny would take the piss out of.
@@contactATashleygriffin Chaplin was a very nasty man actually.
@Ben Ghazi you have to be white to understand.
I miss this man. He was so funny to me. A genius sketch comic.
He was a pure genius.
I never realized until just a few years ago that some of the more risque ' sketches were never shown in the UK....so the USA late night cable broadcast of Benny Hill was even better than what the Brits got to watch.
@@michaeljorgensen790 ..I didn't know that either. That's very interesting.
Please keep these on TH-cam permanently.We need a laugh
R.I.P Benny
All the people that gave and give Benny Hill a thumbs down, are total dbags! I love that show! Thank you for posting them!
Giving this a thumbs down is saying “I don’t like life.”
OH! OK THEN IT'S GREAT, THANKS FOR THAT, I WATCHED THIS WHEN IT WAS ON TELE ORIGINAL IT WAS SHITE MAN, PURE SHITE
The "British" 👑KING👑 of comedy!!! As a kid I used to sneak at night and watch the Benny Hill show because of course my mom thought it was to R rated for me at the time which was the early 80's. Awesome memories!❤❤❤❤
Still making me laugh 50 years later......such a funny man :)
Donna Bowen me too
Sexist
How are you watching this in 2036 AD?
@@jamesguy1030 why are you watching it if it's sexist and it bothers you?
@@jamesguy1030 what exactly do you find sexist?
BENNY HILL WAS ONE OF THE BEST A LONG WITH THE TWO Ronnie's there is never going to be any more like them
Benny Hill...is the MAN! It all began with him! A great and wonderful human!
Absolutely fabulous sketch, the incomparable Benny!
A nicely worked sketch with American flavoured gags. Well written & performed. Great to see the more relaxed vision mixing tv presentation which allows performers breathing space. Thanks for posting.
I remember seeing him when I was a kid. My parents couldn’t understand why we would watch him. We knew it was very provocative for the time. And they couldn’t understand the language because of the British accent. He was hilarious. 😂😂😂
Likewise.
I watched this show with my late dad in the 70’s. We never spoke but Mother constantly called him a dirty old man on tv.!! So funny as same routine every week, in our house.!!, as Benny loved.!!
Benny Still Kicks Ass IN THE 21ST CENTURY. ...
Remember watch him every day when i was a kid....Never miss an episode 😊
this and Sanford and Son were mine and my uncle's favorite shows when I was a kid
@Funk Enstein So you must surely remember Harry Worth and the good old days with Leonard Sacs?
I became a kid again 😃
Quickest way to a man's heart is through his stomach.
Thanks for everything Benny!
The quickest way to a girl's heart is through his wallet.
Kinda cool how Hill in real life was real reserved with people he didn't know. All of the girls and his dancers had nothing but kind words about him and when the cameras weren't rolling, he was a gentle sweet man. Definitely one on my list of 'people I wished I could've met'
Hilarious and unconventionally optimistic sketch of our beloved hero Benny. Dear uploader, thank you so much for sharing your priceless collection.
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8:49 This just shows the kindness, the humanity, respect and decency that Mr. Hill had for women.
I remember watching his show on BBC America when I was in middle school. He was hilarious. I miss this show. After Benny, there was Monty Python.
Too Hilarious; they don't make comedy like this anymore . RIP Benny Hill we your fans miss you!
Since we lost Robin Williams , there is only one great British comedian left and that's Rowan Atkinson . Benny and the two above had something in common ...
Intelligence . That's what it takes to make comedy like that .
Oh dear. Someone here who seems to think that Robin Williams is British, someone else with a friggin’ Union flag as their avatar, and another who quite rightly observed that ‘they don’t make comedy like this anymore’. I’m afraid this is a very poor sketch. Appalling American accents, lazy sexual stereotype gags and appealing to the lowest common denominator. I have two kids in their 20’s; I can guarantee that not only would they see this as offensive but would also fail to see anything remotely funny in it! Times change guys. Tastes change. If you want to see bawdy humour done with panache and with considerably more respect given to the female characters check out W. C. Fields’ dentist sketch from 1931. Clever AND erotic and succeeding everywhere where this fails. And before you jump to conclusions I can and do laugh at some BH but this is awful!
@@jckensway2956 I thought she was Scottish, lol.
@British warrior It's because of fools like him/her that we have this pc nonsense.
@@jckensway2956 And yet, you brought your low IQ here to watch it! DH!
This was my show when I was a kid.
It's still funny as hell.
Me too ! 😇 😁 😍 ❤
Bring back Benny Hill repeats, hilarious simple comedy.
I’m so happy the great man still has a lot of views on TH-cam
I was too young to watch this show when it was on. All these are new to me and hilarious!
Benny always makes me laugh. The greatest of them all. No one even comes close. Benny Hill will continue to make people cry from laughing so hard till the end of time. We miss you Benny
lol wow 5 years later and i see that someone beat me to using pool shark Benny as an avatar. I still use that particular one on my ps5 profile to this day
a brilliant man .a brilliant comic.there will never be another.
Benny hill funniest man ever,he had great comic acting abilities
I grew up on Benny Hill, I appreciate him now more than ever in this toxic, politically correct world. When is it Torches and Pitchfork time to retake this planet from these psychotic special interest groups.
rushbury42 we have the late night comedians. - Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel, and the like
@@davidjames666 They're utter toxicity.
David James you gotta be shitting me
Benny was so brilliant at subverting expectation. A true comic genius.
Why did you come home at 4am?
There was nowhere else to go!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Golden Ages 😂🤣😂
Makes sense!
Why don't you stop drinking for my sake?
I don't drink for your sake, I drink for mine.
I've been in this situation few times in my life.
RIP Benny Hill and Kathy Staff.
Benny Hill and Nora Batty. Ironically he was as scruffy as Compo and she had curlers, but no wrinkled stockings. Henry McGee also guested in Last Of The Summer Wine.
@@kevinstephenson4674 Both Benny Hill, Carol Burnette are funny people
That goes for Paul Hogan too
@@kevinstephenson4674 - That would make Lorraine Doyle the last surviving participant in this sketch, no? (Helen Horton also having joined Benny, Mr. McGee and Ms. Staff "over there.")
The original sketch of which this was a reworking - "Henry and Alice and Bob and Mary" - had Patricia Hayes basically in the role played here by Ms. Horton, Nicholas Parsons, Jenny Lee-Wright (in Ms. Doyle's role), and Rita Webb. Last we heard, Ms. Lee-Wright was still among the living . . .
One of the greatest comedians. Every time I watch one of his sketches I crack up laughing
I grew up watching your show, I don't think there is a number big enough to count the times I laughed with him-
Rest in peace and thanks for everything
Benny Hill was a legend. Comdy genius before his time. I watched Benny Hill as a child in the 80's and I loved him. now and I still think it's hilarious.
Pure genius.
Nothing comes close to the talented Benny hill.
This was way ahead of its time.
A sad fact is that it would never be allowed today.
Foster Brooks was pretty damn funny too...watch him on the Dean Martin "roasts" for Hubert Humphrey+ Sammy Davis Jr. + I'm sure you"ll agree! politically in-correct humor at its best!! Where has all the good LAUGHTER gone?
Scooters Videos What are you going on about?
Scooters Videos p
man I miss watching Benny Hill,5 nights a week before bed.go to school and the subject was the Benny hill show! even the teacher would talk about skits she liked.miss this guy.💂🎅👮👲👷👳
Lol
Not me
I like the end wasn't what you expected.
I loved Benny Hill! It used to play at 10:30 every night in New Orleand.
Apparently the Americans liked benny
@@markmitchell450 yeah they have since 1979
Shout out to my local PBS channel for providing me great entertainment as a kid in the 80s. Benny and Monty Python were must see tv on PBS.
God, l love and miss him. Greetings from the USA.
Hello Michele
I remember watching Benny Hill when I was little. My dad loved him. RIP dad.. Great times. Do anything to go back to them times sitting in front of the TV with dad was a along time ago.
My ex-wife saw Benny Hill in London on street, when she used to live in England, she knew where he lived. I LOVED THE BENNY HILL SHOW! It was very funny. My uncle introduced me to Benny Hill show, back in the 1980s / 1990s. I own VHS videotapes of several of the shows.
I remember seeing Benny at the London Palladium with my parents on my 14th birthday - in 1959! And now, almost 60 years later, he's still as funny as ever. Truly immortal humour, R.I.P.
Benny you are the best, ahead of your time 😂😂
That turned very civil ,quaint, and charming...I didn't expect that..loved Benny's burlesque humor, always teetering on the edge of pc😂
this is probably the masterpiece of Benny Hill
Benny is always so funny. May he RIP.
OH , GOD YES ! !
What happened to television this guy had my grandad my dad an me laughing like crazy ... miss them days
Me too, with my dad in italy
Me and grandad in Aruba....I can still hear him laugh...
@@volador2828 me too... is wonderful and terrible at the same time.
@@dinosgura yes, its one if my best memories and I think it was like 1979-1980 ....We also watched "salvaged one" atleast that's what I think it was called.
@@volador2828 Dad and I loved him, mom, not so much!
I grew up on a steady diet of Benny Hill. Praise God.🙏🏻
I miss hearing this song on every Saturday night. Best show ever
The word "THAT" at 4.00 , I always loved bennys build up to those surprises , I wrote to him with some puns , care of Teddington post office, just months before his untimely...he kindly replied with pointers written on the back of a photograph...treasured forever!
@Aritosthenes thank you , I was amazed but delighted:)
A very funny, talented man, loved watching his weekly shows.
"Take out the garbage!" "You take it out.. you cooked it!" LMAO
BINGO !!!! It was a masterpiece !!!! :o)))
"Why do you always drink?"
"because it is cheaper than sending you to a beauty parlor."
DAM RITE,FUNNY COMEDY BACK IN THE DAY, WHILE IM WATCHING IT NOW AND ALWAZE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@mehboobkm3728 Reminds me of that other sketch when his wife says she doesn't fancy him drunk, and he replies that he doesn't fancy her when he isn't.
Dude's show helped usher me through my early teens with the risque comedy and innuendos.
It helped me to train my wife to dress sexy and fool around. The fooling around took many years to do.
Simply the best, i wish he was still here!
He is truly missed beyond words
Without question. When it came to skits,IMO, he was the best.
Yes. Benny Hill was awesome.
A dear man. 😔
PB King benny hill beyond funny
@PB King: He sure is, he sure is!
This is one of my favourite Benny Hill sketches. I remember seeing it randomly on TV as a little kid and have just seen it pop up again now for the first time in decades. It's so good!
Excellent sketch, it made me feel happy for 1 minutes.
His facial expressions. Top notch.
I truly loved Benny Hill. He made me laugh on a daily basis .
A masterpiece,and very well written,everything from the very beginning leading to the otherwise strange " unconventionality" of the new neighbour.
OMG sooooo funny.. needed this in the time of pandemic. Thanks Benny Hill LOL
The way the network just dumped Hill after he brought them so many viewers over so many years was disgraceful.
We, the people, will love Benny forever.
Didn't he change channels himself?
@@MrWeAllAreOne He'd had a TV career since the 1950s, so if a 35 year TV career is dumping him, don't know what you see as a successful career. I bet you're one of those men who go around calling people lefties as an insult, while expecting everybody else to pay for your children with women you didn't stay with, want social housing and cheer on the NHS, not realising it's a leftie idea. People had moved on to things like Black Adder, and old men chasing women around the garden was seen as a bit boring.
We didn't realise it then but the 'woke' brigade were starting to destroy traditional comedy.
@@Hrodn No they weren't.
3am..trying to sleep..BUT can not stop watching and laughing.Love Benny Hill
Good ole Benny Hill.
When I was a kid I would tune in his show on WTTW channel 11 late at night.
Ahh, the memories...
Benny Hill was comedic genius!
His comedy was hilariously funny!
Wife: Why did you come home at 4:00 in the morning?
Benny Hill: Because there was nowhere else to go!
I remember watching the
Benny Hill show as a little kid growing up in the 1980s!
God bless his soul and rest in glory.
Superb! RIP Benny, thanks for so many laughs.
i was 13 years old in 1980 and I would watch this show at 5 pm with my mom and dad. and they used to howl with laughter
British Comedy Icon. Massive in the States which says it all really. Miss that kind of Comedy
Those days are truly gone what a shame!!