Today the world lost a treasure, an honorable and dedicated man, actor and a talented comedian. All from The Wombles, Jackanory, Old Jack's Boat, his appearance on Fawlty Towers and Wilfred from Doctor Who. Bernard Cribbins... You were and always will be a favored personality, in the past, present and future. Wherever it is you've gone, I hope you'll keep'em laughing and in stitches! Rest well, and godspeed! ❤️❤️❤️
And of course, not forgetting my absolute favourite film of all time, The Railway Children, as Perks. "OAKWORTH! OAKWORTH STATION!"... God bless him. A genius among the stars, now with them.
Thank you so much for uploading this. I only know his work from Fawlty Towers and Doctor Who, but this just shows how talented an actor he was. RIP BC.
@@eddief32 We all have our places we treasure the artist for the joy they created, definitely! Never to be forgotten, seeing the love for him out there is astonishing, thank you for keeping his name alive!
@@kalinystazvoruna8702 He was a man of many talents, chiefly entertaining people and making them laugh and enjoy life, as much as he did himself. Thank you for checking it out and helping keeping his name alive! :)
Sean...you have identified the sure mark of giftedness ..effortlessness ,an almost lack of interest and an automatic quality..I've noticed it in sport as well as entertainment
I grew up with The Wombles and Jackanory and my son with Old Jack's Boat (which we watched together). How many other entertainers lasted that long and did so much for so many people. I know that today, I won't read a single comment that doesn't show appreciation and thanks for Bernard Cribbins' life and work.
Mr Cribbins would be delighted to know how many of his fans are seeking out his other performances we hadn't been exposed to before. Over 7 decades of brilliance, and it wasn't enough. But it'll do, Bernard. It'll do, mate. Thank you for the laughs and the tears. Decades on, I'll still be introducing people to this wonderful entertainer. 💜 Thanks so much for posting this one!
Not a piano has been shifted since 1962 without Bernard's brilliance being recognised. 'Right Said Fred' was produced by one George Martin - shows you that quality knows quality, doesn't it. RIP Bernard and thank you.
Wasn't looking for anything like this. So glad youtube's weird algorithm decided I should see it. This was hugely entertaining. What a showman we've lost.❤
My earliest memory of Bernard Cribbins was listening and laughing along with my mother in the kitchen as she put the clothes though the mangle rollers from the old washing machine. Bernard Cribbins was on the old bakelite radio we still had, singing the song about the ‘ole that was “round when it ought to be square” 😂😂. He’ll be so very much missed. R.I.P. dearest gentleman.
@@budgetnuclearweapons7858 Mum and me used to laugh at the way shirts came out the other end of the mangle like people flattened by steam roller 😂. Posh was wall to wall carpeting. We had linoleum and rugs.
Bernard and Ronnie were great friends and as soon as he heard this track Bernard was on the phone to Ronnie to ask if he could sing it on an upcoming edition of TGOD. At the end of the show a lady in the audience told him she hadn't heard that song since she went to music hall in her younger days! A measure of the talents of both men!!
He was a friend of my mums family all the way through school and just like them his family was piss poor. He did so well for himself and they were all proud of him. My uncle was his constant childhood companion and when he died, just a few years ago, Bernard wrote a beautiful letter to my mum which genuinely brought her some comfort. Better than being successful and famous, and more importantly, he was a good man. RIP Bernard.
Such a superb performance, the mix of recall, the quality of the writing, the singing, the gestures, and the timing as he responds to the audience, it's all there and it's just wonderful.
What a coincidence... I watched "Two way stretch" yesterday. Outstanding comedy with Peter Sellers, Bernard Cribbins, Wilfrid Hyde White and Lionel Jeffries among others 😄 I love classic comedies 👌👍 Thanks for uploading. Greetings from Denmark🇩🇰
The Independent. Johnson, well known around the world as a despicable liar, lazy lowlife scumbag and fat scruffy spaffer in chief, is facing the prospect of a “cash for votes” inquiry into why his party used public money to “blackmail” its own MPs. During last week’s row over the long list of Paterson/Johnson sleaze enquiries, the Conservative Party whips office told backbenchers from the "Red Wall" their constituency areas would lose funding if they failed to vote with the government. Now the gimpish cabinet secretary Simon Case is to investigate the allegations - which everyone including all opposition parties, deaf and blind groups and inmates of Strangeways say amounts to yet another gross misuse of public funds and total disregard of parliamentary rules. The clown minister’s spokesarsehole confirmed the reports when questioned about them on Friday while showing complete contempt for Brexit voters, flag wavers and Red Wall constituents. In a letter to Mr Case, Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey said it has been proven that the government was “consistently threatening to withhold vital investment from communities across the UK, in an effort to blackmail backbenchers into voting in an unconscionable and immoral way. “It is unthinkable that local communities would be punished by having vital funding taken away, just because their deceitful Tory MPs attempt to defend the indefensible. Johnson, regarded widely as a waste of oxygen, said "the Red Wall voters kindly lent me their vote, it is now up to me how I best use it against them, after all, they all say they knew what they were voting for"
Thank goodness we shall have these memories of Bernard Cribbins to treasure forever - there are a great many Good Old Days on here featuring him, he really was one of the brightest stars on this programme. How sad to have lost Barry Cryer this year, also a stalwart of the programme, and often on the same bill with Bernard. And now this week Duggie Brown also a regular on the show. Boy don't we need the laughs today. At this sad time also remember fondly, Ken Dodd, Larry Grayson, Roy Hudd and John Inman who also made us roar with kindly humour that all our families could enjoy. God Bless them all.
And remember that the comedy was from the Edwardian era. My grandmother loved this show because she remembered all the songs from the first time round...
A brilliant entertainer in the old tradition. This TV show is a distant memory now. I would have completely forgotten about it but for this video. Most of all I remember the announcer.
Brilliant in every manner. I stayed in England from 1953 to 1970 and I loved the British sense of humor which I followed closely and kept me sane. It was family entertainment unlike the modern stuff coming from what they call entertainers! After 1970, I felt sorry to see that Britain was changing due to the new social influx with new cultures, allowed to come into Britain at a very fast rate .
He only ever had to walk out on to the stage and immediately I knew that I was in for a great time. Impeccable timing like a Swiss timepiece. R.I.P Bernard C. You will be missed tons ❤️🙏🏻
The little two-way ad-lib between between Don and Bernard after the slip on the stairs is a gem. Bernard even raised his hat to Don in silent acknowledgment. Beautiful.
Ah, but the love I see for him here will last a lifetime and further, gone but never forgotten! We always have him, in his recorded legacy and in our hearts.
A multi-faceted talent born when the music hall he so adroitly serves in this performance was still a recent part of British social and musical history. RIP.
I'm sure it's already been said. But what stands out to me about Cribbins is his timeless appeal. He never seemed dated, as he always seemed to follow the times (and embrace them) and that's what sustained his career. A truly unique talent.
Do you actually _remember_ 1975? Those good old days when women were still second class citizens, who could be legally raped by their husbands because rape from a husband wasn’t seen as a crime! When woman got paid less for doing the same job, just for the misfortune of having a vagina. When we had three tv channels. When BT had the monopoly on telephones and hardly anyone had a home phone. When Jimmy Saville was allowed to be everything he was, vile creature. And Garry Glitter! When the UK’s inflation was at 25% OPEC raised the price of oil by 10% Tv shows included Love Thy Neighbour a show about racism and Miss World a show about sexism. Yeah, good old days my arse! Loss your rose tinted glasses and appreciate the world we have now and if you don’t like this world, do something to change it instead of moaning about it.
Great fun. A national treasure for sure. Also, nowhere to hide in ''The Good Old Days'', not from the audience or from the cameras. I watched this show growing up and I'm pretty sure there were very few out-takes or re-takes. The show had a live feel, and fluffed lines and ad libs were generally left in. It was stand or fall and publish and be damned : D
Today the world lost a treasure, an honorable and dedicated man, actor and a talented comedian.
All from The Wombles, Jackanory, Old Jack's Boat, his appearance on Fawlty Towers and Wilfred from Doctor Who.
Bernard Cribbins... You were and always will be a favored personality, in the past, present and future.
Wherever it is you've gone, I hope you'll keep'em laughing and in stitches!
Rest well, and godspeed! ❤️❤️❤️
And of course, not forgetting my absolute favourite film of all time, The Railway Children, as Perks. "OAKWORTH! OAKWORTH STATION!"... God bless him. A genius among the stars, now with them.
Thank you so much for uploading this. I only know his work from Fawlty Towers and Doctor Who, but this just shows how talented an actor he was. RIP BC.
@@eddief32 We all have our places we treasure the artist for the joy they created, definitely!
Never to be forgotten, seeing the love for him out there is astonishing, thank you for keeping his name alive!
@@kalinystazvoruna8702 He was a man of many talents, chiefly entertaining people and making them laugh and enjoy life, as much as he did himself.
Thank you for checking it out and helping keeping his name alive! :)
Brilliant radio actor.
God, he really was the most effortless showman wasn't he? Like he could have done this in his sleep, a natural. RIP!
Sean...you have identified the sure mark of giftedness ..effortlessness ,an almost lack of interest and an automatic quality..I've noticed it in sport as well as entertainment
He was ex paratrooper as well.
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Wow I didn’t know that
RIP
RIP Bernard old chum, a great singer and actor will be missed by a lot
I grew up with The Wombles and Jackanory and my son with Old Jack's Boat (which we watched together). How many other entertainers lasted that long and did so much for so many people. I know that today, I won't read a single comment that doesn't show appreciation and thanks for Bernard Cribbins' life and work.
Most of us grew up with The Wombles
I've cried twice today. I've ordered the best of cribbins on cd
Mr Cribbins would be delighted to know how many of his fans are seeking out his other performances we hadn't been exposed to before. Over 7 decades of brilliance, and it wasn't enough. But it'll do, Bernard. It'll do, mate. Thank you for the laughs and the tears. Decades on, I'll still be introducing people to this wonderful entertainer. 💜
Thanks so much for posting this one!
It will be my honor to show this to my children and tell them how talented he is. He will never be forgotten😥
Rest in Peace Bernard You was a GEM
Was there anything this man couldn't do? Music hall, stand up, singing, dancing, jokes, ad libs, banter. And his day job was acting.
An ex-Para, too
And reading Michael Bond's Paddington for audio books.
He was a big part of my childhood in the 1970s. RIP GREAT ENTERTAINER.
RIP Great actor and comedian should have been knighted!
Not just for services to entertainment, but for improving the human condition!
Completely agree, especially given his service in the Paras; rightfully he was awarded the OBE, but Sir Bernard would have sounded perfect.
Nothing like this now, a true professional and a nice guy. RIP Bernard.
classic music hall!! What an act. The man should have been knighted. He was an absolute talent and a real British treasure!!
Not a piano has been shifted since 1962 without Bernard's brilliance being recognised. 'Right Said Fred' was produced by one George Martin - shows you that quality knows quality, doesn't it. RIP Bernard and thank you.
I watched that again today online. just superb!!
Wasn't looking for anything like this. So glad youtube's weird algorithm decided I should see it. This was hugely entertaining. What a showman we've lost.❤
My earliest memory of Bernard Cribbins was listening and laughing along with my mother in the kitchen as she put the clothes though the mangle rollers from the old washing machine. Bernard Cribbins was on the old bakelite radio we still had, singing the song about the ‘ole that was “round when it ought to be square” 😂😂. He’ll be so very much missed. R.I.P. dearest gentleman.
A mangle....?
That was posh back then.!
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Mum and me used to laugh at the way shirts came out the other end of the mangle like people flattened by steam roller 😂. Posh was wall to wall carpeting. We had linoleum and rugs.
Rest in peace, Bernard.
What a performer.
Thank you Bernard for everything.
Gary Leroy Exactly. As a little boy he was my hero. RIP old chap.
that song was in fact written by the late great RONNY BARKER it first appeared ion an album titled A PINT OF OLD AND THILTHY
RONNIE
@@AndrewLumsden Mr Ronald William George Barker OBE. If you want to be pedantic.
@@jasonandlynnechambers3420 No, but evidently you do.
Bernard and Ronnie were great friends and as soon as he heard this track Bernard was on the phone to Ronnie to ask if he could sing it on an upcoming edition of TGOD. At the end of the show a lady in the audience told him she hadn't heard that song since she went to music hall in her younger days! A measure of the talents of both men!!
He was a friend of my mums family all the way through school and just like them his family was piss poor. He did so well for himself and they were all proud of him. My uncle was his constant childhood companion and when he died, just a few years ago, Bernard wrote a beautiful letter to my mum which genuinely brought her some comfort. Better than being successful and famous, and more importantly, he was a good man. RIP Bernard.
Used to stay at my Gran's and we always watched The Good Old Days, I miss her so much.
One of Oldhams finest.
Another entertainment legend gone God Bless you Bernard
RIP Bernard, One of my all time favourite people since childhood. Not just an actor but fabulous human being.
Superb entertainer RIP Bernard
Such a superb performance, the mix of recall, the quality of the writing, the singing, the gestures, and the timing as he responds to the audience, it's all there and it's just wonderful.
What a coincidence... I watched "Two way stretch" yesterday.
Outstanding comedy with Peter Sellers, Bernard Cribbins, Wilfrid Hyde White and Lionel Jeffries among others 😄
I love classic comedies 👌👍
Thanks for uploading.
Greetings from Denmark🇩🇰
Brilliant actor, absolutely brilliant :)
The Independent.
Johnson, well known around the world as a despicable liar, lazy lowlife scumbag and fat scruffy spaffer in chief, is facing the prospect of a “cash for votes” inquiry into why his party used public money to “blackmail” its own MPs. During last week’s row over the long list of Paterson/Johnson sleaze enquiries, the Conservative Party whips office told backbenchers from the "Red Wall" their constituency areas would lose funding if they failed to vote with the government. Now the gimpish cabinet secretary Simon Case is to investigate the allegations - which everyone including all opposition parties, deaf and blind groups and inmates of Strangeways say amounts to yet another gross misuse of public funds and total disregard of parliamentary rules. The clown minister’s spokesarsehole confirmed the reports when questioned about them on Friday while showing complete contempt for Brexit voters, flag wavers and Red Wall constituents. In a letter to Mr Case, Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey said it has been proven that the government was “consistently threatening to withhold vital investment from communities across the UK, in an effort to blackmail backbenchers into voting in an unconscionable and immoral way. “It is unthinkable that local communities would be punished by having vital funding taken away, just because their deceitful Tory MPs attempt to defend the indefensible. Johnson, regarded widely as a waste of oxygen, said "the Red Wall voters kindly lent me their vote, it is now up to me how I best use it against them, after all, they all say they knew what they were voting for"
Just superb comic timing, isn’t it ??
Brilliantly professional. RIP dear sir. You helped to bring a cheer in my lifetime.
I performed on that stage in the un televised good old days in Leeds many years ago.
Ah memories ❤
RIP Mr Cribbings
He was a natural, fantastic showman , loved everything he did . Another good entertain gone !
I was somehow fascinated by this show when I was very young and it influenced my taste in music as much as anything on the radio did.
Wonderful entertainer did done many things, RIP Bernard
Brilliant video absolutely amazing TH-cam Channel.
Thank goodness we shall have these memories of Bernard Cribbins to treasure forever - there are a great many Good Old Days on here featuring him, he really was one of the brightest stars on this programme. How sad to have lost Barry Cryer this year, also a stalwart of the programme, and often on the same bill with Bernard. And now this week Duggie Brown also a regular on the show. Boy don't we need the laughs today. At this sad time also remember fondly, Ken Dodd, Larry Grayson, Roy Hudd and John Inman who also made us roar with kindly humour that all our families could enjoy. God Bless them all.
Somehow what passes for talent today doesn't come to close the legends like Bernard Cribbins.
Miss these great old time entertainers, RIP. and thanks
Modern day, so called "entertainers" are just totally incapable of this sort of thing.
the sort of show they don't do anymore......
for those of a certain age tho ( 60+ ) it sure takes you back !
And remember that the comedy was from the Edwardian era. My grandmother loved this show because she remembered all the songs from the first time round...
RIP mate-grew up laughing and being entertained by you-Have a cup a tea mate!
Vale Bernard, and we need more shows like this than the stuff that is dished up to us now .
This is how you capture an audience. Underplayed - effortless - hilarious.
RIP end of an era
Thank you.
Subscribed.
Hello from Moscow.
Awesome to see The Good Old Days again - and Bernard Cribbins was a great contributor!
I love the way in which even the people in the audience are dressed up in old-fashioned music hall costumes.
A brilliant entertainer in the old tradition. This TV show is a distant memory now. I would have completely forgotten about it but for this video. Most of all I remember the announcer.
Leonard Sachs (husband of Eleanor Summerfield and father-in-law to Siân Phillips)
Brilliant in every manner.
I stayed in England from 1953 to 1970 and I loved the British sense of humor which I followed closely and kept me sane. It was family entertainment unlike the modern stuff coming from what they call entertainers! After 1970, I felt sorry to see that Britain was changing due to the new social influx with new cultures, allowed to come into Britain at a very fast rate .
He only ever had to walk out on to the stage and immediately I knew that I was in for a great time. Impeccable timing like a Swiss timepiece.
R.I.P Bernard C. You will be missed tons ❤️🙏🏻
A true British icon, and still sadly missed to this very day.
Bravo, Bernard, you can rest easy now.
RIP Bernard Cribbins :(
What a wonderful man! So many memories from my childhood as he voiced The Wombles & in the wonderful Railway children.
Oh Gawd Bless Him... A lifetime of joy. Thankyou.
What a showman. No one like him now.God bless him.
A true great, for all of my life.
The little two-way ad-lib between between Don and Bernard after the slip on the stairs is a gem. Bernard even raised his hat to Don in silent acknowledgment. Beautiful.
The best 7 minutes I have spent this year. Thanks for posting.
Such brilliant timing and presentation.
the good old days was always a great show i loved it
very talented man, sadly missed. rest in peace Bernard.
Sure was a rare breed & endless talent Rip old chap keep 'um laughing up there 🙂
He has incredibly melodic and articulate diction. I love Bernard Cribbins, he was a great part of my childhood, along with Brian Cant ❤❤
Such an abundance of talent, the man is a legend!
One of my dear, departed Airborne brothers. I remember this on the telly as a kid. RIP Sir.
The dance move that Wilf did going out to the Senior bus on Doctor Who was similar to the moves on this.
He was definitely talented. RIP sir.
Thank you for posting this.
A wonderful entertainer already sadly missed.
Rest in Peace.
Ah, but the love I see for him here will last a lifetime and further, gone but never forgotten! We always have him, in his recorded legacy and in our hearts.
Marvellous talented honourable man . Sadly missed 👍🇬🇧
A genius and gentleman of greatness. RIP Bernard.
Oh Bernard, I miss you. This was a delight to watch.
Rip bernie.. jackanory, wombles, dr who 2150ad, the railway children, fawlty towers.
Another of my childhood fav's gone..
RIP bernie🙏🏼
A multi-faceted talent born when the music hall he so adroitly serves in this performance was still a recent
part of British social and musical history. RIP.
I loved that show and the great Bernard Cribbins too! 😄👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😊👍👍🇬🇧
God chuff, God rest, the soul of mrBernard Cribbins ohhhh crap could scarce get the words hysterical
RIP Bernard 🙏
Classic Cribbins!
Brilliantly versatile man, such a sad loss, Perk's must be about it.
Irreplaceable. R.I.P. Bernard Cribbens.
So sad to hear we have lost Bernard. God rest.
The late great bernard Cribbins, a true gent and such a versatile performer. a legendary Brit
I'm sure it's already been said. But what stands out to me about Cribbins is his timeless appeal. He never seemed dated, as he always seemed to follow the times (and embrace them) and that's what sustained his career. A truly unique talent.
Those were the days. The good old days. Bernard was a national treasure. God bless him. Brilliant years!!!!!
Do you actually _remember_ 1975?
Those good old days when women were still second class citizens, who could be legally raped by their husbands because rape from a husband wasn’t seen as a crime! When woman got paid less for doing the same job, just for the misfortune of having a vagina.
When we had three tv channels.
When BT had the monopoly on telephones and hardly anyone had a home phone.
When Jimmy Saville was allowed to be everything he was, vile creature. And Garry Glitter!
When the UK’s inflation was at 25%
OPEC raised the price of oil by 10%
Tv shows included Love Thy Neighbour a show about racism and Miss World a show about sexism.
Yeah, good old days my arse!
Loss your rose tinted glasses and appreciate the world we have now and if you don’t like this world, do something to change it instead of moaning about it.
No swearing and obvious crudity. Bring this type of entertainment back please, in other words, talent.
one of the absolute best and will be greatly missed, one by one my heroes are leaving.
Brilliant performance.❤
Bernard was an absolute trooper.
One limerick after one...excellent.
Great fun. A national treasure for sure. Also, nowhere to hide in ''The Good Old Days'', not from the audience or from the cameras. I watched this show growing up and I'm pretty sure there were very few out-takes or re-takes. The show had a live feel, and fluffed lines and ad libs were generally left in.
It was stand or fall and publish and be damned : D
A truly great all round performer. From Carry on Spying, to music hall, childrens tv & Dr Who. RIP Bernard.
A great loss to the world of entertainment.
What a man.
A poet, a singer, a dancer, a comedian.. 👏🎩
beautiful!
Met him at rutland fishing a few times,nice fella,tight lines up there blue.
Brilliant 👏
He'll be sorely missed!
God bless him. 🌹
Sir I raise my hat to you go and be with all your carry on chums and have a right said fred carry on x x x love you SIR
Brilliant, Bernard was just Brilliant, RIP Bernard.
On my 10th birthday!
What a fabulous multi talented performer he was...and a lovely man too, I believe..
R.I.P BERNARD CRIBBINS
What a great programme 👏
RIP, Mr. Cribbins
I'd really hoped to meet him some day...