"Ah, yes, supposing... I want some crumpet at teatime" (audience start laughing) "Well, supposing I do" (audience laugh some more) "What I do after 5 o'clock is my own business" I never get tired of watching this clip. Brilliant from start to finish.
I was born in 1975. My dad introduced us to the Two Ronnie’s, Dave Allen and Love Thy Neighbour. We had Kingswood Country in Australia as well. I miss the old days.
This is real comedy. You didn't need to say f words every 5 seconds. This was something very well written and brilliant and these actors really did a amazing job at bringing it to life.
@@neithere nope. There are no gems today. It's all woke garbage. The 70s was full of fab comedy with nill swearing or PC toxic. A far better Era than the chaos of now,
On the subject of chocolate bars, I think we should go back to calling snickers bars marathons. Why? Well, then we could call the fun size bars half marathons.
Thankyou! I have been looking for this sense I saw a tape of this in '89! (I think.) The Two Ronnies never aired in Indianapolis.(Monty Python was already paid for.)
I wonder how many of the comedians today, tomorrow and the future have or will be greatly influenced by the late, great Ronnie B. I would say more than "alot".
I’m 19 so I was born far from the days of good clean, clever comedy like this but I wish I was around during this time as now all comedy is is callous remarks and rude jokes but two ronnies, spike Milligan,tommy cooper,morecambe and wise to name a few that was the era of comedy and I hope it will live on to make us laugh.
@Dave Moore It's nice that a young guy such as yourself appreciates the older and witty humour. I fondly remember the days when I used to watch their shows back at home with my parents. They were absolutely hilarious! The same goes for Tommy Cooper, who you also mentioned. Sadly, none of them are with us any more, but at least we can still enjoy them through all these brilliant sketches :)
This was back when Ronnie Barker was a multi-talented genius and one of the legends of comedy - he could make almost any joke work without being overly crude or offensive. A tribute to Ronnie. R.I.P. Political correctness killed comedy as we know it.
1976 to 2020 ... 44 years later and I'm still waiting for these things ... also the flying cars they said would be going by now! I'm disappointed that this future has not worked out the way they told me and quite frankly I want a refund..
No political correctness back then, that's why we don't get great comedy anymore.You cannot joke about much anymore without upsetting someone these days. It is a shame that this type of comedy will not be about anymore. You cannot have a laugh anymore without someone wanting to take you to court,rediculous.!
