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Alas Smith and Jones s3 Advert Parody Song
Sketch featuring Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones and Daniel Peacock performing a Peter Brewis parody of crap adverts of the time, including Peacock's own series of "Do It All" ads which you can find on RUclips. From s3e1, 1986.
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Funny, and also because Griff in particular featured in a lot of adverts. Also, the third advert plonker in the sketch is Daniel Peacock from the Comic Strip Presents, son of Trevor (Jim in Vicar of Dibley) and brother of Harry (Ray Fn Purchase from Toast of London).
Absolutely bloody funny😂😂😂😂😂
One of the very best Smith and Jones parody songs.
Daniel Peacock was in a lot of the commercials being spoofed here too
That’s the icing on the cake 😂
Look Mel, look Griff, ice told you both twice I say the 1,2,3s.
You mean Mental Mickey
Same guy as on the original advert too
Yeah, Danny Peacock must've given up on any future 'Do It All' adverts coming his way.
The music here sounds very similar to the original opening intro titles of Conan, Conan O'Brien's talk show on TBS from 2010.
No. That music sounds similar to this. I assure you that this has been around for much longer.
Ahh, the 80's. Golden age of TV adverts.
Absolute f***ing classic!!!
ruclips.net/video/rVhto-jt438/видео.html And the genius of getting Danny Peacock to send up the very adverts that put food on his table! (And yes, that’s Big Ron Tarr in the Do-It-All advert too)
Largely based on the Do It All adverts from the 80s. It even has one of the same actors as far as I can make out: ruclips.net/video/i5P7KyMLZAY/видео.html
Urban Pictures UK yep...Danny Peacock!
1:25
And the British meat adverts. Danny Peacock appeared in the British Lamb advert, and the "what, no work?" bit is a direct piss take of the "what, no meat?" lines from the British lamb advert. The British Lamb advert also had a Madness like tune. Also, I suspect when the parody mentions attending RADA and putting on a cockney accent they are taking the piss out of John Sessions, who did attend RADA and appeared in the British Lamb advert as a faux cockney.
How young griff rhys jones looks in this...
What single twat gave THIS a thumbs-down? #classic
You know a comedy sketch is successful when you find it funny,yet are completely unfamiliar with what they're spoofing.
Try 'Do It All' and 'Kwik Fit Fitter' ads from the 1980's.
And the Hofmeister bear... "For great lager, follow the bear."
And the British Beef ad with that "What no brain/work" bit.
@@SMAXZO beef? Chips surely. Will it be chips or jacket spuds? Will it be salad or fro-ozen peas? Will it be mushrooms? Fried onion rings? You'll 'ave to wait and see. 'ope it's chips, it's chips, we 'o-ope it's chips,it's chips....
If you grew up in the 80s, you'd totally get this.
Brilliant
Admittedly my late 80s/early 90s childhood revolved worryingly around the Do It All/Kwik Fit ads. Love it though...
They're the ads to trust.
RIP Mel Smith!
who remembers the motorway manic sketch?
I love that this video is in the suggestions when you watch the original "Quick-fit-fitter" commercial. XD
a gem from the golden age of genuie TV comedy pastiche
Spot on!
This always cheers me up!
sounds like a Madness song. Love it!
What a fun job!
"And halfway through the advert we hold up one of these" What is it that they're holding up? It looks like something from a gynecologist's examination room, but that can't be what it is.
I think its the heating element of a washing machine...
Didn’t the electricity board ads have something like that in ?
Hilariously funny!
You may not get the joke about the agents. In the 70s/80s there was a hugely popular series called minder about a dodgy businessman called Arthur Daley, a sort of lovable rogue who's a bit of a coward, so he has a hard man to look after him, hence Minder, but the Minder (played by Dennis Waterman) only gets tough with the REAL nasty characters. All the agents in his clip are dressed like Arthur Daley. For an example, type "Minder Typical Arthur Daley" in the search box.
Oh I get it.
Thank you so much for posting this! I saw this skit ten years ago, and a bit of the the song's been haunting me for ages. Now I can finally see the whole skit again, over and over again! :D
He was an icon from ads for Hofmeister lager, and around the time of the sketch there was much controversy about his appeal to children - eventually the ads were forced off the air (thus down the Job Centre)
I wondered what the relevance of the bear was.
omg that is amazing, i truly love this duo. x