COMEDIC EXCELLENCE! Americans React To "Ronnie Barker - Mispronunciation Sketch"

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@garymarshall4447 Год назад

Ronnie Barker was a great wordsmith, even when he mispronunciates every other word you can still follow what he says.

@Rob_Morrison_GB Год назад

These guys can't!! haha

@smythharris2635 Год назад

mispronunciates? mispronounces. LOL

@themisspultone 9 месяцев назад

the only thing I can think that compares was Les Dawson on piano

@garycollie4193 Год назад

Absolute genius...Ronnie makes me proud to be British..and over 50

@SpeccyMan Год назад

Ronnie Barker often wrote sketches under the pseudonym Gerald Wiley. The reason being that he wanted the material accepted purely on its own merit and not because it was written by him. He was an absolute master of wordplay.

@thesoupdragon112 Год назад

Legend

@BRIDINC1972 Год назад

He didn't admit to being Wiley til he was about to retire

@highpath4776 Год назад

He stole further ideas (According to Barry Cryer) from the author of this sketch , as Barker did want credit in his own way. The actual writer was on the closing credit but I cannot recall his name, I think it was David someone, he wrote a short letter to Ronnie at his home "Dear Mr Parker, Your'e a Brick"

@mickthegeek875 3 месяца назад

He also gave jokes to his fellow cast members on Porridge and Open All Hours. He knew that he could make them funny, but he wanted to give those he worked with the credit so they got a laugh or two in each scene. He was known as the Governor of Comedy because he was quite possibly one of the most giving and caring funny men in history.

@esclad Год назад

Changing one or two letters in a word makes a massive difference. Yet, bizarrely you can still understand what he's saying :) A true comedic legend.

@doraexplora9046 Год назад

That's actually a proven thing. If you only change the middle letters, but don't change the first and last letter of a word, people can still read it, almost as well if the word was spelt correctly.

@mattsmith5267 Год назад

A pair of Comedy Geniuses, sadly no longer with us. This show back in the 70’s would get Saturday night viewing figures of 20 million +. Unheard of today.

@myview5840 Год назад

We did only have 3 channels at the time lol

@mattsmith5267 Год назад

@@myview5840 , a mere technicality!😜😜😆😆

@andrewvalentine6977 Год назад

Hairy Whitemouse was Mary Whitehouse. She was know for wanting to ban sex and violence on TV. There was an old sketch show named after her called The Mary Whitehouse Experience.

@SylvesterTemple Год назад

I miss History Today.....

@vilebrequin6923 Год назад

And Mrs Woodmouse the celebrated hog-dangler was, of course, Mrs Woodhouse the celebrated dog-handler (she trained dogs on TV).

@bobbymimms Год назад

@@vilebrequin6923 WALKIES!!!!!

@MyBigMouth Год назад

@@SylvesterTemple You see that bike, that's your bike... it's a girls bike that is.

@stevesoutar3405 Год назад

@@SylvesterTemple "You see that puddle of sick over there ... that's your tea that is ..." 🙂

@andrewq159 Год назад

Ronnie Barker was a comedy genius.

@christineirving4491pluviophile Год назад

Ronnie Barker, the master wordsmith. The man was an absolute genius.

@neilpaine9063 Год назад

Mr Barker was a master of comic delivery

@johncrwarner Год назад

Ronnie Barker known by David Jason as "the Guv'nor" was a genius he both wrote and performed a lot of his own material, submitted under a pseudonym, on the Two Ronnies He was also a great actor keeping a straight face through sketches like that.

@thesoupdragon112 Год назад

Legend

@phillippatryndal4255 Год назад

He definitely took his comedy very seriously...

@johncrwarner Год назад

@@phillippatryndal4255 Then retired to Chipping Norton and sold antiques.

@dragoness01 Год назад

This is why British comedy works so well. No cheap laughs, just a very sharp wit. Have a look at some of Rowan Atkinson's early performances or anything from Not The Nine O'clock News.

@fishtigua Год назад

Sarah, just been on the phone to my age old Dad at 90. He's been moved to a new ward and they have new machine that goes 'PING'. Was it Monty Python or Not News that had the Doctor monitor 'PING'?

@zoesavage5791 Год назад

@@fishtiguamonty python - the meaning of life

@jamesdignanmusic2765 Год назад

Fry and Laurie, too. Their discussion "what is language" is hilarious.

@barrygentry5364 Год назад

Ronnie Barker used to submit scripts under an alias (Gerald Wiley) so that they would be accepted on merit and not just because he had written them. Another writer was John Sullivan who wrote Only Fools and Horses.

@daveofyorkshire301 Год назад

Thailand used to be known as Siam... This has a lot of unique UK cultural references... The pace and context let's Brits decipher it but to a non-Brit I suspect 50% or more was gibberish... It is however dated by the names used, but those of us older then Gen Z and millennials will recognise them... This is aimed at Gen X...

@ZATennisFan Год назад

I will never understand how he did this without cracking himself up.... Sheer genius

@BillySugger1965 Год назад

Man you guys are getting edumacated! This is pretty intellectual humour, damn funny but you have to think about it. I always like humour that tickles my head from the inside, like when you have to complete the joke yourself to really get the punchline. I much prefer it to in-your-face humour like slapstick. I think he does a similar one involving spoonerisms - if you don’t know what they are, Google it 😂

@adrianmorris5546 Месяц назад

The two Ronnies were masters of word play two geniuses who gave the whole world so much enjoyment over the years

@andrewq159 Год назад

There are many great sketches by The Two Ronnies, including Four Candles, Crossed Lines & Mastermind.

@monsterurby 4 месяца назад

You need to check out the Two Ronnie's sketch "Drinks." One of my absolute favourites, a true demonstration of Barker's improv, and I can't help but wonder how anyone got through it with a straight face.

@shaun-hoppy Год назад

It's real hard to replace words with a similar sounding word, and make it so you can still understand what the original sentence was before you changed the words

@paulmurgatroyd6372 Год назад

I can't imagine how many takes this sketch took to get through, though Mr.B was very good at this sort of thing.

@jazzman1626 3 месяца назад

We had 16 years of these geniuses! I am so glad I was there all through those years of belly laughs.

@simonatkinson6389 Год назад

Yes, your right, This guy was on an epic level! You 2 had me howling! The fact it took Daniel the whole tune before he got the gag and Spencer got it straight away as he was singing along. Watch this again and you'll automatically do it in your daily life.

@shmupperfromhell Год назад

You got a few, which is commendable and as a guy who understands the language and the culture, this is still a difficult sketch to keep up with! The wordplay on show here is phenomenal.

@helenroberts1107 Год назад

He was great in a program called Porridge too when he played a prisoner in jail and in a program called Open all Hours with another legend David Jason as a shopkeeper

@SpeccyMan Год назад

David Jason was also in Porridge with Ronnie Barker. He played the character Blanco.

@stevestibbons1789 Год назад

One of the GOAT’s, if you like this look up Professor Stanley Unwin 👍🏼🍻🫶🏼

@jackietomkinson933 Год назад

Ronnie Barker was an amazing person. when he retired he opened and worked in an antique shop a mile from where I lived at the time and he was always put a smile on your face. Another comedian you might like is Dick Emery his sketches where he played all the main characters and was great, especially the driving test sketch. Please Spencer and Daniel do this one.

@pj_naylor Год назад

Every week the Two Ronnies also did a musical number. You might want to check out the St Botolph's Country Dance Team as a starting point.

@marksmith7789 Год назад

Ronnie Barker was a genius, not only was he the master wordsmith he was a very funny man and also a consummate actor.

@homiepr8 6 месяцев назад

My favourite Ronnie barker sketch. Delivered perfectly. I grew up watching the 2 Ronnie's as a kid. Loved them

@johnfreney3819 Год назад

@27seconds in. Daniel smiles like I did watching this for the first time. He knows it's 2 Ronnie's, yet he hasn't a clue. Granted now I'm 40 I understand it, and if u do subtitles it's even better. These guys knew English better than sharkspea. Thanks guys, loved it. 👍

@stevehanham9266 Год назад

Absolutely classic. Brilliant. Can't say more than that. Cheers. 😊😎🎸🇬🇧🇺🇦

@MrSpock-ww3qt Год назад

Very funny in its day. the 1970 and 80s. Please can you do a reaction to a more modern UK comedy clip show called "Facejacker". It stars the now famous actor/comedian Kayan Novak, who impersonates outrageous characters while out in public. Its certainly the funniest comedy I've seen since the early 2000s. A Good clip to start on might be "Dufrais At The Baseball Game | Facejacker " (an 8.47 minute clip). another might be "Brian Babonde On Art | Facejacker ".

@Grahamus.Von.Skinnnyus Год назад

Can I just say guys. Not one bad swear word and you guys were creased. Proper comedy. Love the reactions, please continue in the never ending road of British comedy.

@happyhedgehog6450 Год назад

Ronnie Barker was my favourite growing up. I love this sketch so much that I've watched it over and over for years, and it still makes me cry laughing. He has some great one liners in the show porridge.

@markpalmer7215 Год назад

You need to react to his news at 10 sketch where due to a typing error e’s appear as o’s

@Davey_bfg71 Год назад

What I absolutely love about this is you hear the mispronounced word and your brain is franticly racing to give you the right word before he drops the next, it is a sign of pure genius to have one, written this, two, to deliver it without dropping a beat and three, to deliver all of its silliness with a straight poker face! Incredible 😊🇬🇧🇺🇸

@anthonyhaylock6655 2 месяца назад

Ronnie is pure genius , how can you not love it :)

@WhoCares69 Год назад

Ronnie Barker was a legend . His sketches were just hilarious 😂

@RltchieI Год назад

Prof Stanley Unwin or Officer Crabtree from Allo Allo would be right up this street ;)

@BillySugger1965 Год назад

Stanley Unwin was a master of this art 😃

@RltchieI Год назад

@@BillySugger1965 he was truly markabole! Deep joy!

@mpmlopes Год назад

you should watch the irish pub sketch, it's so good.

@user-gc8pc3ol6l 3 месяца назад

Barbara Woodhouse was an animal trainer famous for training dogs referred to here as the Hob Dangler.

@tedthesailor172 4 месяца назад

If ever you find the time, try your luck with Morcambe & Wise featuring Shirley Bassey. It's an absolute comedy scream...

@mlee6050 Год назад

Like how Spencer is like I got what he said and Daniel is like wait what was that

@Davey_bfg71 4 месяца назад

The most fascinating thing about The Two Robbie’s is that for years and years while working on it Ronnie Barker wrote dozens and dozens of scripts which he sent in (and were very often used on the show) but he submitted them under a false name Gerald Riley. But it got to a point when the producers realised great as these sketches were, nobody knew anything about Gerald Riley, nobody had never clapped eyes on him. So they set about reaching out to him and meet for lunch. So the producers and Ronnie C and others were all gathered in a restaurant when in walked Ronnie Barker and said to them “I’m Gerald Riley!” Ronnie C didn’t even know!! And the reason RB did this he said was that he wanted the material to be accepted on it’s own merits, not just because he was one of the stars of the show!! 😊

@marshwigglegoth Год назад

Omg m’y sister and I used to copy this song as kids but I could never remember where we picked it up! So funny to see it here lol.

@stephendisraeli1143 Год назад

Non-Brits may miss the starting joke- "Loyal Society" should have been "Royal Society".

@lisadowsett6836 Год назад

We grew up with these guys on a Saturday night in the UK - much loved, very much missed genius.

@ianelley Год назад

Finally you found it !! lol. Been waiting for this for a while !!! Just to think, he only had a week to learn this before he went on to the following weeks show !!

@fancyhat6505 10 месяцев назад

All done it one take, in front of a live audience, without a mistake made. Just incredible 😂

@clarkb1900 Год назад

"Hairy Whitemouse" = "Mary Whitehouse", I imagine. ;D Gotta love Spoonerisms!

@alexmctear5420 2 месяца назад

They had many musical sketches they they excelled at, Plumstead Ladies Male Voice Choir and slim Pickman and Polly Parton.

@jamesdignanmusic2765 Год назад

This was one of two or three sketches from the "Society for Mispronunciation" by Ronnie Barker, but probably the best of them.

@flotiggy Год назад

Two Ronnies ' Crossed Lines'. More fantastic word/phrase twists

@turboz6477 Год назад

Hairy whitemouse is Mary Whitehouse, she was a big campaigner in the UK always complaining that things on the TV were rude and vulgar, which was encouraging us to be a more permissive society.

@Donizen1 Месяц назад

He did another similar one which was just as good as this one where he was the Minister for Communication. I cannot find that one anywhere.

@fishtigua Год назад

Boys, you got some learnin' to do.

@jonnno243 Год назад

If you want to see someone who rarely ever gets his worms right, try Stanley Unwin.

@user-nt6cj6nw7w 7 месяцев назад

Daniel's head literally looks fit to explode here! 🤣

@grantross2609 Год назад

it's amazing that someone speaking like this could possibly make it on the telly tho !

@watchreadplayretro Год назад

Brilliant! Thanks for this one guys!

@djklink20009 Год назад

i'm 37 and when i watched this for the first time i was prob in school and failing hard and playing video games but i totally got this and understood it :D

@stevious7278 Год назад

Guys, if you licked this, please have a book at Monty Python's sketch "Hungarian Phrasebook" for a dew more giggles and jelly laughs. 😁

@user-gr8xl2cv1i Год назад

He was saying news presenters names and a famous lady that taught people how to train their dogs.

@djklink20009 Год назад

it's prob hard to find but if you can find the Egyptian hieroglyphics sketch it's one of the best for me

@willrichardson1809 Год назад

Constance Mary Whitehouse CBE (née Hutcheson; 13 June 1910 - 23 November 2001)[2] was a British teacher and conservative activist. She campaigned against social liberalism and the mainstream British media, both of which she accused of encouraging a more permissive society. She was the founder and first president of the National Viewers' and Listeners' Association, through which she led a longstanding campaign against the BBC. A hard-line social conservative, she was termed a reactionary by her socially liberal opponents. Her motivation derived from her Christian beliefs, her aversion to the rapid social and political changes in British society of the 1960s, and her work as a teacher of sex education.[3].............just pasted that their for you, but that woman was a bloody pain.

@mikeymikeFType Год назад

This’ll be like the Mastermind sketch. 😊

@kuinchad Год назад

The late great Ronnie Barker one of the best comedians we have ever seen

@jamesthompson316 Год назад

Even though I grew up with this comedy I appreciate you guys help us re- live it 🤣👍

@animalshrew7092 Год назад

Bob Monkhouse was also a genius

@Russ_Keith Год назад

Yes but I didn't appreciate him until he got older and dispensed with the smarmy smile and started honing his humour on the student crowds. Then I coudn't get enough of him.

@gryphonberlin Год назад

Julian & sandy BBC 60s radio Around the Born & beyond Our Ken. Kenneth Williams is who you want to hear.

@paulbromley6687 Год назад

We grew up on the Two Ronnies, Morcambe and Wise, Monty python, The Goodies, Not the nine o’clock news, The Goon show, Not only but also, Pete and Dud, Michael Bentines potty time, loads of great character actors and performers.

@seanbesley4011 Год назад

Ronnie barker a master of the fake st-st-stutter also its my birthday today

@SuperEdge67 Год назад

He’s very funny as a character called Mr Arkwright in a series called Open all Hours. He has a terrible stuttering problem,

@leeclarke917 Год назад

Ronnie barker what a legend. A linguistic genius.

@jeffreyweitzman6463 Год назад

The BBC really did have the greatest the fact they had Morecambe and Wise and the 2 Ronnies, just really great days of BBC at its finest benchmark of comedy broadcasting.

@CMDRRustyDog Год назад

You can use the word 'genius' right here. Ronnie Barker was a very clever and funny man.

@gavinshaw6103 Год назад

Rindercella skit was great too, Fork handles goes alright as well.

@davenunn7259 Год назад

To do that monologue really show his masterful skill

@glynanthony3499 Год назад

One of my favourites as a kid was Ronnie Barker's country singer Lightweight Louie Danvers singing "Girls I've Met" 🤣 Still makes me laugh, worth checking out guys.

@roblake3350 Год назад

Barker is a legend ❤

@ababbington1 Год назад

He was a genius. His delivery and timing was absolutely perfect. It was such a shame for him about his son who went on the run for 8 years for downloading images of children. Ronnie and his wife both died and when the son returned he was sentenced to 1 year in jail. He didn’t even know they had died. He got $1.7M inheritance. 😡. Ronnie was so upset by the whole thing and probably put him and his wife in early graves. I miss him and Ronnie Corbett. Thanks for the upload guys and keep up the great work 👌😊

@Pi_r8 Год назад

Check out The Two Ronnies sketch Wee Willie McGorbals Ronnie Barker as 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Tourist Guide

@philmordecai Год назад

4:40 - 5:00 People over a certain age, let alone guys from the other side of the pond, are going to struggle with this bit of the sketch. Widdly Whitelaw, Sir Geoffrey Who & Dennis Holey (Willie Whitelaw, Sir Geoffrey Howe & Dennis Healy) were all politicians from that time. Reggie Boozenquart (Reggie Bosanquet - pronounced Bosunket), Angela Rippon & Anna Ford (didn't quite make out mispronounced versions) were TV Newsreaders (news anchor). Mrs Hairy Whitemouse (Mary Whitehouse) was a renowned moral campaigner of the time who frequently took issue with TV content from the mid 1960's well into the 80's.

@marniekenna8653 Год назад

You should watch Rowan Atkinson's sketch called "No one called Jones" set in a school assembly. It is 18+ rating though

@happyhedgehog6450 Год назад

All in a days berk is also a Two Ronnies favourite of mine.

@russellfrancis6294 Месяц назад

Anna Ford was a newsreader / anchor on the BBC back in the day, I think she was the first one. Anna Flawed.🤣 This one was awesome fellas. loved it. Got to give credit where credit is due, at least Ronnie Barker knows what an ass he is, and a nit. Honesty is always the best policy😂

@Bazroshan Год назад

4:52 And, of course, Mary Whitehouse [campaigned to clean up TV] not to be confused with Mrs. Woodhouse, the dog-handler. [Barbara Woodhouse had her own animal-care show.] It was strange that Mary Whitehouse had a name that rhymed with a kind of toilet.

@happyhedgehog6450 Год назад

Ronnie Barker did sometimes laugh during the weekly news section of the show. But it only added to the show. He was great.

@MartynCann Год назад

The greatest comedian we in Britain has ever had

@Orange_Storm24 Год назад

Daniel you looked 'lost' within seconds when that started.

@peterbackhouse8650 Год назад

It's long but try this one. The phantom raspberry blower of old london town two ronnies. 😂

@mervinmannas7671 Год назад

This is one you have to watch a few times to get everything but I loved the realisation on dans face with the song half way through and the man going out to sing carols with the queer. and yes i agree a night to eat drunk and be messy sounds fabulous

@geoff1201 6 месяцев назад

Barbara Woodhouse was a TV dog trainer Mary Whitehouse (Hairy Whitemouse) was a woman who knew better than anyone else what we should be allowed to watch.

@Jay-gj4eo Год назад

Totally enjoy all your reaction vids .Could you try out some Yes Minister maybe,pure classic comedy

@moloney118 Год назад

He was known by David Jason as the guv-nor ,a master of his craft.

@peterbackhouse8650 Год назад

Constance Mary Whitehouse was a British teacher and conservative activist. She campaigned against social liberalism and the mainstream British media, both of which she accused of encouraging a more permissive society.

@stuartryan610 9 месяцев назад

Mrs Whitehouse was a national campaigner for decency on tv. In the 1990s a tv show deliberately called THE MARY WHITEHOUSE EXPERIENCE is a comedy you must see.