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The oldest memory I got is probably when I was 2 but it's very vague. Real good memory, probably 3 or 4

My first memory was my 5th birthday🎉. My dad said to me you will never be 4 again and that stuck with me. We were in the garden letting off a firework at the time a couple of days before the 5th November.

Kurtain has NO GAME.

Glad you're doing more of the Two Ronnies, their sketches were fantastic.

please react to DEREK outtakes, it's a series with ricky and Karl in ,its hilarious

My first memory is when I was five. ❤

I remember a moment when I was under two.

My earliest memory was me being carried by someone through heavy snow, I was 2 apparently according to my mother...I can still remember it now.

Come fly with me please

My earliest vivid memory is when I was 4. There was a really bad storm in Britain, we don't really get that many, but this one was ripping giant trees out of the ground and tearing roofs off of houses. I just remember being in bed, absolutely terrified.

Ting tong ping pong it's tinging it's way up the tube

Always look forward to these!! Karl is too funny, I can't get enough of him l😂

Now that Neil has finished the series, I love revisiting this episode and seeing the unintentional foreshadowing of Rodney's real father being sown here.

29:00 how plastic is his face

He pretty much speaks for the Aussies.I lovehis truth in comedy.#jim jefferies

Check out The Only Fools And Horses episodes. Heroes And Villains, Yuppy Love, Time On Our Hands, To Hull And Back 😂😂😂😂😂

I got near on 80 Monty Python videos up, all remastered and edited better than majority of all videos on here, which are often cut short. They are the originals too, so theyll go up fine. This sketch was a remade version several years later. Have a look at "Monty Python's Flying Circus - Argument Clinic & Hitting on the Head Lessons -1972"

I got a bunch of his videos uploaded. Have a look at "Tommy Cooper - Spoon, Jar, Jar, Spoon & Glass bottle, Bottle glass - 1974" Those are 2 of his most famous tricks

Fyi, I have this series uploaded in 1080p HD. I got every episode, I'm just in the process of publishing them. Theres enough up for you to use and I'll be starting series 3 shortly. A couple of that uploaders episodes are faulty in series 3 if I recall.

All I got from the hamlet ad was, if you get a slap in the bollocks smoke a mild cigar?

I’ve seen him live and this is his tame stuff… he really is rough.

Well, the reveal of the baby was fuuny and all, but there is no way Del wouldn't have had a look at the baby as soon as she came through the door - in the real world of course it is the thing he would have done: but, you know, we needed a funny ending. Also, Rodney would definately have told him, yeah he was rushing and everything, but still... no way Rodney would just stand there and let it play out that way!

Brilliant

The car is a BMW Isetta

Barclay Card accepted in OVER 200 countries around the world??? In the 90’s there was only 190?.?

Flanders field where poppy's grow, and where they all died. That's why in Britain we wear a red poppy on remembrance Sunday.

Henry Kissinger, former US Secretary of State. The drink ad was Tango.

You should check out the you've been Tango'd ads from the 90's

Ahhhh yeah, the 90s! -x-

The whole concept sucks but sometimes they hit the spot with some annoyingly good ads. Loved Leslie Nielsen and the Police Squad style stupid humour. There was a fashion for a small plastic thing called a widget in cans of beer in the 90's, supposedly making it taste more like draught rather than from a fizzy can. It just tasted of nitrogen IMO. Boddingtons did a variety of funny ads like this one. Hamlet cigar ads depicted people in a variety of unfortunate circumstances, all turning out ok because they had a Hamlet cigar. Not sure if you missed the point in the alka seltzer add. Two guys stranded at sea, one guy eats the other then needs indigestion tablets. Mostly beer ads that stuck with me from this time as a kid. Carling Black Label and Castlemaine XXXX made consistently funny ads that are worth checking out.

Our favourite irishman

Did you hear any smut? Any insulting jokes? Anything like that? No, but he made you laugh so much. He was a gem. When he was a guest on anyone else's show, he'd be introduced, and me, my Dad and brothers would be laughing as soon as he walked on. He hadn't done anything yet. Goofy? Yes. So talented, and he appealed to you just as he appealed to us. Thank you.

The egg went in his coat when he turned around with sleight of hand ✋️.

Beaten to the toast

I love how Karl said he used to use an ashtray for pain relief, ahen i was a kid i used to get really bad growing pains in my legs so I'd use my dad's glass ashtray which would soothe them

Yay! It's as if you knew that I took a half day off work today (it's just after 1:30pm here in the UK)! What a nice way to start a chilled out Friday afternoon 🙂 -x-

I'm glad you removed that annoying loud music in the background.

Tommy was the best according to my older relatives. Have seen a bit of his comedy and his magic, Seemed really good,

Augmented reality gaming. Nintendo 3ds had this. Microsoft glasses is used as a augmented reality display for workstation apps

With the scene with the quiz Trivia Pursuit when Del says It's A Bic is because Rodney had the pen in his mouth that pen is made by a company called BIC

Check out the episode Yuppy Love 😊😊😊😊😊

Jesus Christ your laugh should be part of the banned list on the geneva convention. That was a terroristic attack on my ear drums HEH HEH HEH HEH HEH Like who the hell laughs like that? Good lord.

I think you’d really like Tim Vine. A UK comedian.

Tommy Cooper is a comedy legend. He's one of those guys who makes you laugh just being there ! 😂😂👍👍

More cooper

"We already have this" Karl gets more and more scary of how right he is of the future!

Tommy Cooper is one of the best laughing medicines Britain has produced. Although he made it look like his tricks went wrong, he was actually a professional magician and a member of the magic circle. He could literally walk on stage, do nothing and still make you laugh.

How was Del and Albert able to just drive into, in what I assume is a private estete or whatever - I guess they didn't have an invite, without being stopped: considering whom this Duke is? And it was not questioned by the Duke himself or and kind of security! Rodney would not have said anything or who Del is cause he had no idea he was coming!

Parkhurst is a prison.

Tommy Cooper's is one of the greatest and died on stage doing what he loved, a taxi driver once told a story how he drove Tommy to the studios, and Tommy reached over put something in the drivers top pocket and said have a drink on me, later on the driver put his hand in his pocket and found a used tea bag 🤪😂😂