Brilliant........simply brilliant......loved the show. If memory serves me right it was aired on a Friday night. Never missed with mom and dad and brother's John & Alan............my favourite character..............Arthur.( Michael Robbins ) all great artists thou......⭐🇬🇧👍🙋♂️.
Bet you wdnt dare call someone chalky or Dracula.. makes me sick we can’t say what we want in our own country without offending some non English git. Chalky was named that bcs he did the scoring for darts
On The Buses: loved by fans , hated by the media critics( too bawdy and working-class )-usually a sure sign that somethings good ! 15:22-One of the many reasons I loved this show as a kid!
He was constantly working on stage for well over a decade after On The Buses, it wasn't until the late 80's that his work dried up. It's a myth that he did nothing after the show ended.
@@jamesbyersmusic Nobody said that he didn’t do nothing after the show ended. They said he never worked on television again when On the Buses finished.
They said a few times, You wouldn't get away with that today, but sadly that is what's missing from today's comedy, that tongue in cheek humour, and that's why nobody watches today's comedy, it is just not funny anymore like it was in on the buses days.
They totally missed the point of why the black character was called, 'chalkie', in that the old style of humour that's deemed as, 'politically incorrect', was a mainstay of how comedy worked, in that everyone, regardless, was treated more or less the same and had their legs pulled or were referred to in such a jovial way, not as a form of derision, but because they were considered as being part of the team. No-one took offence to such name-calling apart from those who wanted to make an issue out of what was a non-issue. The problem today is that they take what's supposed to be taken in jest far too seriously for their own good. Calling a black guy, 'Chalkie', was no different to calling a tall person, 'Shortie', or a fat person, 'Slim.' It was part of the camaraderie of being accepted as part of a, 'gang', that went back to when people served in the armed forces. Of course it's making fun of an aspect of their identity, but then isn't it better to look on the funny side of things than to be total miseries who, 'take offence', at the slightest observation of the differences between us all?
@@j0hnf_uk Couldn't have put it better myself mate, the thing i have noticed is it is not the blacks who are the ones complaining, it's white middle class who have nothing better to do so they want us to be miserable like them, here in the black country we don't have any problems with it like on tv, we still call a spade a spade and always will, we had a black work friend some years ago who came to work one winter in a white woolly hat, from then on he was called Guinness, and he thought it was hilarious, just don't let the bar stewards grind you down.
Blakey wasn't the Blakey we know till season 2! He was very normal and quite strict in it! Have alook at some of the new colourized season 1 and 2 on TH-cam!
Hated this, not that it was that bad. But in the Merchant Navy at that time we only had so many videos (reel to reel) usually for a period of several months and this was one of them together with Diamonds are Forever. When you seen them 20 times...........
There are classic that is a classic author and stand he was classic snob after was and he was from a broader family author was brought up family it was well brought up family afterward and he married into unstopped family the booklet is that there will never that will never brought up in the upper class fashion the upper class fashion the butlers Stan walk on the buses with reg varney and Ann carol and Doris hareer Annie's friend in college
Like because you can't receive them because I always put you on a different frequency that's why they took everyone took you into our hearts like you was fantastic play he always made Butler's life a misery yeah it's losing the frequency on the buses when they change your frequency Jack trying to frequency on the radio connection Jack is good then I retrain the connection to the police connection they change it to the police collection quality control they change it to the police connection Steve Blakey was giving Blakey and Jack Harper with they always give them sweater black his love and misery back to Blake the bus conductor the original one of he was making Butler and Jack's life for living misery son Booker and Jack Harper is the best it was the best comedy one is bestest inspector of the buses that looks and bus station loxton bus station luxton
Olive in a bloom naughty olive in a blue night when she comes downstairs in the blue in the original On the Buses cast with stanbrook the original disco dancing in the 1971 when he learns to dance stanbrook Stan Butler Bob grant and red vinegar Bob grant and red Bob traditional On the Buses cast Rob Bob Grant red Barney the traditional On the Buses pack red varnish the Bob grant and Jack Jack I'm Blake cheap inspector Blake Stan Buckler Stan and Doris Hare on board with a Doris her sister or more with her sister in real life Michael Robbins red varnish and red varnish red violet
Arthur and all the family wanted to settle down and get married and move out of his home has been there for 40 years you gotta take care of the family is a breadwinner of the family and I feel sorry for suddenly he always gets picked on to be the breadwinner it's never Arthur will never olive Olive Oliver and carol and red Ronnie was a good stand book and red varnish red Barney with the great Stan buckler ridge varnish red Barney with a great stand book at red varnish red bonnie was a great Stan butler red varnish I'm Pauline from eastenders Pauline palace starting one of the episodes red varnish red Vine with a great actor and when did Richard she started one of the episodes of the when did Richard start in one of the Escort at the bushman's ball 🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏈🏈🏈 galaxy S6 red viney was a great actor the bushman's ball one of the episodes of bushman's Ball episode when Hollywood Hollywood signed to fix a dress I live with trying to fix the dress for the bushman's ball 🏈🏈🏈🏈
Jack Harper Jack Harper Bob Brent Jack with one for the ladies luxem bus station loxton Reg Varney reg the regional Dan van Buckler Jack's best friend down Jack Jack's best friend Dan Buckland Jack Harper your best friend Stan Buckler and Jack Harper injects for one of the ladies Stan
💕 that sitcom 😂😂😂
Aww Joyce !! big hair, eyeliner ! nice to see her again..❤❤❤
Just because there's snow's on the roof. Doesn't mean the fires gone out.😂🤣😂🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Take me back to this time, when adults could laugh at each others expense. NO MISERABLE WOKESTERS.
Brilliant........simply brilliant......loved the show. If memory serves me right it was aired on a Friday night. Never missed with mom and dad and brother's John & Alan............my favourite character..............Arthur.( Michael Robbins ) all great artists thou......⭐🇬🇧👍🙋♂️.
I worked on the buses from 2007-14 and we certainly had the real life characters and our own Blakey!
Hahaha you should write a revival of On The Buses
Bet you wdnt dare call someone chalky or Dracula.. makes me sick we can’t say what we want in our own country without offending some non English git. Chalky was named that bcs he did the scoring for darts
The sad Part is We can Never Have Any of Them Back,
The Good Old Day's, Regards Everyone,
Loved on the buses my favourites were blakey and Jack . Very sad about Bob Grants depression and Suicide ,he was an hilarious character 👍
I FELL OFF MY CHAIR THAT SCENES WITH BLAKY OH MY GOD LOOOOOOL
On The Buses: loved by fans , hated by the media critics( too bawdy and working-class )-usually a sure sign that somethings good !
15:22-One of the many reasons I loved this show as a kid!
👏👏👏👏👏
The Best Comedy Is Only Fool's And Horse All Of My Family Grown Up Watching This Program Laugh Out Really Loud.
This show takes me right back to the seventies when i was a kid lol
This show got me through some really dark days
Me too. even when I'm at work and feeling down. I think to myself can't wait to get home and watch an episode. Wonderful ❤️ comedy
Brilliant. And not too removed from the reality of the workplace even today.
..except chalky is now the 'star of the show' .. .
one of the Greatest Comedy shows ever made
I agree
A classic comedy for ever 😅
I've always loved Stan
Its funny to this that old Blakey played by a 32 year old, and stan butler was 51 years old at the start of filming. 😅
BRILLIANT IT WAS
I love them all. Made laugh so much. But that is the British❤
Thanks for sharing 😉😂😂😂 love it
Perfect situation comedy at its best. Very funny and a great cast
Bob Grant was fab! He should've been booked lots more after On The Buses.
He was constantly working on stage for well over a decade after On The Buses, it wasn't until the late 80's that his work dried up.
It's a myth that he did nothing after the show ended.
@@jamesbyersmusic can't imagine he was typecast after on the buses as he didn't really do anything worklike in te series
@@jamesbyersmusic Nobody said that he didn’t do nothing after the show ended. They said he never worked on television again when On the Buses finished.
Classy good old Stan and Jack superb sadly missed
Comedy gold
classic comedy with very good actors, script (reflecting late 60's - 70s of UK) but feel sorry for plight of bob grant
...Bob enjoyed himself ...dont worry about it ....
I'm thinking of getting this on Dvd.
Well worth it. It's on Amazon. Full episodes. With extras.tidy one.
Classic comedy series
REG VARNEY MY FAV
This still show this a repeat
Michael Robbins is sorely missed .....
They all are...
if you do have only fools top 40 from 2006 please can you please please upload it to rumble please iv been looking for that show for years please
never to be forgotton x
you still got that only fools top 40
Dam Michael was actually very sexy..
Yes he was.. luckily ha had a srunning wife in real,life. He was incredibly sexy you’re right
Enjoyed this apart from seeing and hearing June Sarpong
Most have gone rip all now
All of them now😥
😢
They said a few times, You wouldn't get away with that today, but sadly that is what's missing from today's comedy, that tongue in cheek humour, and that's why nobody watches today's comedy, it is just not funny anymore like it was in on the buses days.
They totally missed the point of why the black character was called, 'chalkie', in that the old style of humour that's deemed as, 'politically incorrect', was a mainstay of how comedy worked, in that everyone, regardless, was treated more or less the same and had their legs pulled or were referred to in such a jovial way, not as a form of derision, but because they were considered as being part of the team. No-one took offence to such name-calling apart from those who wanted to make an issue out of what was a non-issue. The problem today is that they take what's supposed to be taken in jest far too seriously for their own good. Calling a black guy, 'Chalkie', was no different to calling a tall person, 'Shortie', or a fat person, 'Slim.' It was part of the camaraderie of being accepted as part of a, 'gang', that went back to when people served in the armed forces. Of course it's making fun of an aspect of their identity, but then isn't it better to look on the funny side of things than to be total miseries who, 'take offence', at the slightest observation of the differences between us all?
@@j0hnf_uk Couldn't have put it better myself mate, the thing i have noticed is it is not the blacks who are the ones complaining, it's white middle class who have nothing better to do so they want us to be miserable like them, here in the black country we don't have any problems with it like on tv, we still call a spade a spade and always will, we had a black work friend some years ago who came to work one winter in a white woolly hat, from then on he was called Guinness, and he thought it was hilarious, just don't let the bar stewards grind you down.
Fair play mate, that is so true. I couldn't of said it better myself. 👏 👍
Blakey wasn't the Blakey we know till season 2! He was very normal and quite strict in it! Have alook at some of the new colourized season 1 and 2 on TH-cam!
10:12 - sounds like he’s mocking Bob Grant there
How?
I prefer the film to the TV Show
Yeah I always prefer the film's too
Hated this, not that it was that bad. But in the Merchant Navy at that time we only had so many videos (reel to reel) usually for a period of several months and this was one of them together with Diamonds are Forever. When you seen them 20 times...........
best Comedy till Seinfeld
There are classic that is a classic author and stand he was classic snob after was and he was from a broader family author was brought up family it was well brought up family afterward and he married into unstopped family the booklet is that there will never that will never brought up in the upper class fashion the upper class fashion the butlers Stan walk on the buses with reg varney and Ann carol and Doris hareer Annie's friend in college
you got only fools top 40
The 2006 UKTV Gold show? If so, Yes
@@comedyfan9665 can you please please upload it to rumble please iv been looking for that show for years please
Like because you can't receive them because I always put you on a different frequency that's why they took everyone took you into our hearts like you was fantastic play he always made Butler's life a misery yeah it's losing the frequency on the buses when they change your frequency Jack trying to frequency on the radio connection Jack is good then I retrain the connection to the police connection they change it to the police collection quality control they change it to the police connection Steve Blakey was giving Blakey and Jack Harper with they always give them sweater black his love and misery back to Blake the bus conductor the original one of he was making Butler and Jack's life for living misery son Booker and Jack Harper is the best it was the best comedy one is bestest inspector of the buses that looks and bus station loxton bus station luxton
Olive in a bloom naughty olive in a blue night when she comes downstairs in the blue in the original On the Buses cast with stanbrook the original disco dancing in the 1971 when he learns to dance stanbrook Stan Butler Bob grant and red vinegar Bob grant and red Bob traditional On the Buses cast Rob Bob Grant red Barney the traditional On the Buses pack red varnish the Bob grant and Jack Jack I'm Blake cheap inspector Blake Stan Buckler Stan and Doris Hare on board with a Doris her sister or more with her sister in real life Michael Robbins red varnish and red varnish red violet
Arthur and all the family wanted to settle down and get married and move out of his home has been there for 40 years you gotta take care of the family is a breadwinner of the family and I feel sorry for suddenly he always gets picked on to be the breadwinner it's never Arthur will never olive Olive Oliver and carol and red Ronnie was a good stand book and red varnish red Barney with the great Stan buckler ridge varnish red Barney with a great stand book at red varnish red bonnie was a great Stan butler red varnish I'm Pauline from eastenders Pauline palace starting one of the episodes red varnish red Vine with a great actor and when did Richard she started one of the episodes of the when did Richard start in one of the Escort at the bushman's ball 🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏈🏈🏈 galaxy S6 red viney was a great actor the bushman's ball one of the episodes of bushman's Ball episode when Hollywood Hollywood signed to fix a dress I live with trying to fix the dress for the bushman's ball 🏈🏈🏈🏈
British comedy is the best ... USA comedy the worst
Americans cannot do anything .. they tried to copy the inbetweeners, this, OFAH, shameless.. all awful
Jack Harper Jack Harper Bob Brent Jack with one for the ladies luxem bus station loxton Reg Varney reg the regional Dan van Buckler Jack's best friend down Jack Jack's best friend Dan Buckland Jack Harper your best friend Stan Buckler and Jack Harper injects for one of the ladies Stan
Fuck It I Put The Same Bloody Thing Up X2.
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