The 1970's VS The 2020's | Harry Hill's ClubNite

It was a different time and it was tougher back then... it really was!
Do any of you lot from 1970 know how watch my TH-cam?
(Let alone being able to even comment on my videos?)
((Yes, I'm trying to antagonise you so that you comment on this video.))
Taken from Harry Hill's Clubnite - Series 1, Episode 6
Original Air Date: 29th November 2019
Harry Hill's ClubNite sees Harry Hill acting as both host and curator of his very own authored late night comedy show. Featuring a host of Harry's favourite comedians and acts, each episode will be recorded during the week of transmission, in front of an audience.
In addition to well-known and established acts, many of the performers may well be new to viewers but all will be handpicked - and approved - by Harry and introduced accordingly. Performances on the night could take the form of an interview with Harry, audience participation, regular returning comedy segments or simply taking to the floor to do their act. However, given Harry's reputation for the more anarchic, every show promises to be full of surprises.
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Agile as a tapir! Cunning as an ant! The self-styled super varmint Harry Hill is right here on the Internet!
You can subscribe to The Official TH-cam Channel for The Lord Of Misrule Harry Hill here / @harryhillshow
Here you can find clips and compilations of Harry’s unique off-beat and energetic humour taken from Harry Hill’s Tea Time, ClubNite, Alien Fun Capsule, TV Burp and (if you’re lucky) exclusive unreleased footage from ‘The Badger Parade’!
With special guest appearances from the likes of Alan Hill, Alan Jr, Alan Sugar, Alan the Alien, Gary Hill (Harry’s son from his first marriage), Otto Hill, Stouffer, The Knitted Character, Tim the Tiny Horse, Subo, Wagbo, Logbo and… Well, you get the idea with that.
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[@geej12]

Brilliant, as always. Can't understand why there are so few likes... this is comedy gold!

[@ReC-DZ]

One of my favourite stand up routines ever - every line is sheer genius delivered flawlessly. I’ve been looking for this clip ever since I saw it on TV at the time and I’m so happy I’ve been able to see it and share it at last!

[@loratadine921]

It's surprising how true most of this actually is (or was).

[@oneworldfamily]

This is hilarious. Watched it twice already. In Bedford park the climbing frame was built on a concrete base. You just knew not to fall off.

[@revjimbob]

We used to spice it up by shouting abuse at the semi-feral Alsations belonging to the guy at the end of the street who had old cars piled in his front garden, and scrambling up the climbing frame before they got to us. Laughing our heads off as they snapped at our dangling feet.

[@thomaswillans4085]

This is all true

[@oneworldfamily]

I love the way Harry looks around out of the corner of his eyes, as if he's thinking 'am I getting away with this?'

[@AidanTheSchoolsClass259]

List Of Things I Thought I'd Never Experience:
1. The National Railway Museum In York.
2. Meeting Twist & Pulse.
3. Hearing Harry Hill Say The Word 'Nonce'

[@oneworldfamily]

I had to look up the word nonse a couple of weeks ago. Didn't know what it meant. However, I'm sure when that word was used by my fellow students at school in the 1980s we didn't have the same definition. Used it as a synonym for fool or idiot.

[@steel_horse7570]

so funny.

[@trevorfeelgood]

Topical 😅

[@subcynic]

Judging by my experience, the 70s lasted well into the early 90s.

[@revjimbob]

Didn't A.J.P Taylor or someone call it 'the long 70s'?