Time Gentlemen Please - Series 1, Episode 3 | Hoppy Birthday 

top-o- the league this series, true! liverpool united!

Yes, the St John's Ambulance man played by Graham Fellows. Brenda Gilhooly (aka Gayle Tuesday) played the stripogram.

😂

He literally had one job!

Bigrab78 Falklandsvet1982 You were never confused!

Robert Hall 😂😂😂

@@robhall2570 (which means he actually always have been)

Anyone who has two usernames is alright in my book. 🍺🍺🍺🍻

That reminds me when I was in the furthest North pub in Europe on North Cape. Norway is very expensive especially when it comes to alcohol. And there was a pricelist with super cheap drinks! I mean European prices! Yeah, but in Norwegian it said that it was menu from when the pub was opened in early XX century...

I remember when beer went through the £1 a pint "barrier". It then didn't take long to go to £2, then £3 and £4. Look at a few other items over the same period. The price of beer has far outstripped almost everything else.

@@agnostic47 Houses?

@@agnostic47 Except smokes. Its because of tax in both cases i imagine.

When I first started drinking you could get 4 pints for a quid.

Sounds more New Zealandish

She used to be a lot thinner before she was in this, but she's still hot even with the extra weight.

You know she’s British? Julia Sawalha who played Saffie in Ab Fab

Had the biggest crush on her in Ab Fab.

Bugger me, was that Jilted John? I still remember the words of that song pretty much off-by-heart. Edit: (after a quick Google) so basically, Graham Fellows?

@@hedgehog1965uk Yes the very same, I remember that hit & his Eurovision song; Seagulls in Flight. I think he's up there with Frank Sidebottom...quirky British characters.

I'm so upset.

@@hedgehog1965uk me too, I could still sing it all the way thru

@@agnostic47 well, he’s more of a man than you’ll ever be

Thank you! Couldn’t remember his second name. He’s on radio four a lot, makes me laugh

I just read this comment and got curious, so I went off and Googled him, and yeah. He really has disappeared hasn't he! His IMDB page says he did one other show after TGP in 2003, and then nothing in the 17 years since! Al Murray even tried getting hold of him on Twitter 10 years ago but to no avail. Really strange. I always thought he'd go on to bigger things too! (Edit) Also, Jason Freeman was his stage name. His real name was..........Steven Crosby. His name in the show was his literal real name. Weird!

@@BadgerOff32 He probably decided that he preferred something besides acting, and just lives a normal life.

Yep and the co-writer as the Postman....and he was having a fling with Julia when they made this show !

Yeah yeah.

It was The Cowshed in London W10, but has since been demolished.The interior looked pretty much the same as well: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-O6Z56ESDUmg.html

@MrHimlay: It’s the posh pronunciation of the name St John, as in Norman St John Stevens. Al’s taking the piss.

@@douglasmilton2805 Ah! Thank you for the insight!

Time stamp them, and we can tell you.

Both the writers are pretty 'lefty' as you'd call it.

Im a rabid leftie Marxist and I love it!

This is a left wing show mocking right wing views and opinions. Sorry!

No not the 'working classes' he's mocking the gammony, brexit loving, little englander bigots.

@@captainswoop8722 i don't think you know what the word bigot means, judging by your comment you are the bigot by the very dictionary deifnition: bigot: noun: someone intolerant of different opinions besides brexit wasn't even a thing when this came out it was like in the 90s or something lmao. no, he's mocking the working classes. not sure why you're so offended, i said he's still funny anyway.

and taking the piss out of the St John Ambulance....I'm fucking outraged....bloody New Labour media types.

You sound triggered. Good. You seem like the type who is only happy when you're miserable so here's cheers, slapper.

@@Noises ok incel