Richard Forgets Their Wedding Anniversary | Keeping Up Appearances 

Bill Osborn so true!

Very true Bill Osborn. Clive at his best that part!

@Almost Free Stop encouraging "stupid"? Were you trying to say "stupidity", stupid? 🤣

Yes, and how many men can sympthize with him - like "oh f**k he forgot..."

he's not bad either

Etta James ... the funny ones get some recognition, Joanna Lumley, Dawn French, Kathy Burke and so on (as well as PR herself of course)

Dame was just recognized for her exemplary career!

Both are good actors

she is also a wonderful person

I can't agree more!

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Travis Allen 100%

Travis Allen amen to that!❤️

Omg!!! I didn't know he died. R.I.P

Poor Richard forgot the date and the alarm going off gave it away😂.

I think 🤔 Richard had block out he wedding anniversary 😲 to Hyacinth because he didn't want to be reminded how long they been married for.🙄

Amen..

Same....used to love this show!

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And Hyacinth's reaction of giddy delight!

Yes. spot on!

0:30 Richard is like “oh shit I fucked up!” 2:31 Richard is like “oh thank you Jesus!”

The best part of the first moment is, after writhing in various ways, he suddenly just runs off, flees!

Bless his heart, the patience of a literal saint.

Well you gave him the idea for the present. Though why you're ringing Hyacinth is beyond me.

It's pronounced Bou-quet! XD

@@samppakoivula9977 👍👍👏😆😆

Thats, Dame Patricia Routledge

I was specifically looking for that when I came to this video. Just thinking about it and wanting to see it. 😊

Which we don't see hardly at all now. Other than the Carol Burnett show and others made in that era, all is lost for humor now. Besides cable is fading fast and probably will be gone in the next 10 years, if not sooner.

still makes me laugh til it hurts now ☺

Oh cool you bought a video with your pocket money.🤗🤗🤗👏👏👏😄😄😄

I would love to live in their house,not with Hyacinth in it of course,but just to have that house!!

haha i always thought it was a lovely big house beautifully furnished to me who grew up on an english council estate england is beautiful though

Why is the husband supposed to buy something for the wedding anniversary? Isn't that the wedding was shared by both the wife and the husband?

@@hanaluong2672 This was the 90s, the man should always take the initiative.

@@hanaluong2672the way poor Richard puts up with Hyacinth all year, she should buy him anniversary, birthday and Christmas presents.

Talent perhaps.

He embodies the "pained expression"

But he does not get a present at all...

Michael He preferred to stay in the closet

L R Lol , true

You saw the back of his head in a taxi once.

@@lr3521 With his crochet set?

Michael, me, too!

Was my favorite show. I still keep watching all the reruns on utube. Still make me laugh. They are histerical. Best actors and actresses in the world.

Hahaha

The Writer…….. just one person wrote this show

@@DeanMoxley87 not technically

@laurenanderson7330 no, scenes were re written by the director, Harold Snowed. I do know

@@DeanMoxley87 not just re-written but new scenes were written altogether, and later there was a team of script editors

What? When has Hyacinth ever tried to make anyone happy? When has she ever given a thought to poor Richard?

RIP Geoffrey too!

She is being nice in this episode. I think you have issues with women. A wedding anniversary is a happy day. If you do not want to be married, remain single.

@@Michelle-pn9xt YES! My thoughts exactly! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🤗

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well appreantly not , cause he stayed married ;) perhaps Hyacinth is a devil in bed.

😂😂😂

She was overbearing, but she took care of him. She was not an incompetent home-maker by no means.

Apparently it's all those candlelight suppers that sustain their marriage.

@@robertzsombok7661 good point.

If I remember correctly, he did that on purpose because he knew it would upset her.

cmp0714 🤣

He's in a better place...far away from Hyacinth. 😆

Też uwielbiam😁😉😎

Then you can relate to being polished

I'm American but my whole family loves this show.

szilman kowalski I’m American and I love this show

I'm Romanomian and I love this show...

Well, I couldn't stand watching him suffer from Hyacinth.........felt so sorry for the lad........

Felt sorry for him. They both loved each other and wanted to be married. You are projecting feelings about your life on to this character.

With a dusky pink alarm box and QE2 siren

You're funny

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Lol 😂

Haha

Wow! That is stupid. Marriage is a choice. Is there a lonely woman on another planet who thinks you are the only man on the planet? I AM GLAD ALL MEN ARE NOT LIKE YOU.

I assure you it is bouquet.

The British do comedy so much better than the Americans do. Benny Hill is another comedy that is British.

Yes Minister is EXCEPTIONAL!

I hate when people say things like that. They don't do comedy better than anyone - they do it different. I grew up watching Benny Hill, As Time Goes By, Are You Being Served, Keeping Up Appearance and shows like Ali G, Coupling, Last of The Summer Wine. To be sure - KUP appearance is the only one that made me laugh out loud. The others were just interesting British shows that crossed lines USA TV couldn't or wouldn't at the time. I found a lot of the humor vulgar at times - to be honest. But I loved them because they were slices of British humor and life and so different from my own. The Australians do humor wonderfully, too. I think Kath & Kim is funnier than any of these British shows I mentioned. I could watch Kath & Kim over and over again - although some of their humor is a bit crass as well. I don't like crass or vulgar humor AT ALL, but I know to reach the masses it must be added in. *sigh*

@@TodaysSpecialMinis I agree with one thing you wrote - and that is yes, British V American humour/comedy is different (and Australian and other countries). But I would still say, regardless of your diatribe, that British is generally 'better', in my opinion. My main reason for saying this, is that a lot of American comedy and movies are often like 'oh, aren't we so great' type of attitude. Rather sickening I find, but that is not to say I hate their comedy/movies/whatever. The British are much better at being 'natural' at comedy without being so up themselves like the yanks.

try Maude - it is up there