Im 57 and they still make me laff. Such a shame Barry had to leave us. Like me, they were adults with i silly sense of humour. If you cant laff, whats the point of life. RIP Barry. We miss you xxx
Cock jokes for little kids? If I want to laugh, i'll watch adult shit, reminds me of the JImmy S, pervy shit. My little girl does not need any cock jokes at 9.. It just isn't funny, unless your immature AF..
I’ve seen this video three times now and it’s my favourite live show they did. RIP Barry and Mr No Slacking himself Jimmy Patton. Thank you for making my childhood joyful. Would love to meet Paul one day and thank him too
‘Chuckle brothers are clean & inoffensive comedy for all ages they say’... man says to Barry “I wanna see what’s in your trousers” 24:40 it’s like their jokes are more aimed at adults - so many innuendos - they’re actually pretty bloody rude lol!
Yes, aimed at a young audience, If I want to laugh, i'll watch adult shit, reminds me of the JImmy S, pervy shit. My little girl does not need any cock jokes at 9.. It just isn't funny, unless your immature AF.. Lost respect for em.
Fuck me man, all I can say is nostalgia… every Christmas my gran would come over from Scotland to visit us here in Australia for a holiday for a couple of months and when she came over in 2008 she brought this on dvd for me and my brother and we would always watch it over and over again thinking it was the funniest thing in the world. For my gran and for Barry and Jimmy, god rest you all. Thanks for the laughs 🏴🏴❤️🇦🇺
I saw this show live in Lewisham many many years ago, Can you tell me where this one was filmed? And what year. I will never forget the cucumber joke, its stuck in my mind all these years. I had just turned teenager at the time and was there with my mother who was a Foster carer at the time and we was there with my Foster brother and sister who just so happen to be famous actors now. I remember the adults enjoying it almost better then tbe kids, all them little hidden innuendo jokes went down extremely well. I keep looking into the crowds to see if I can spot us in the crowds, but I understand this was a show they did all over England at the time.