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Ahh Deep Joy.

Priceless ❤❤❤❤😂😂😂

Glad to see you happy and singing. Keep doing it and enjoying it. 😊😊

Beautiful ! Love this !

Would make a great politician!

In the early 70s when I was around 10 or 11, I used to have a round collecting money for Cancer Research. I knocked on a customer's door in Redcliffe Road, Grantham (I won't say the number) and there were two men and a woman looking like they were about to go out and all three were fabulously dressed. I knew the householders but didn't recognise the other man though his face was familiar. I took their money and was about to leave when the man smiled at me. The moment I saw those front teeth I knew exactly who it was: Ken Dodd! Even as a young kid, I didn't go overboard, I just smiled back and nodded knowingly and respectfully. We never said a word to each other but it was a nice surprise and I've never forgotten it. I think he appreciated that I didn't take up any of his time and delay his evening out by doing silly things like asking lots of questions and asking for an autograph.

Both big influences on John Lennon.

Belly funny fold.

This certainly predates Gerald in Clarksons Farm

Deep joy.

It’s amazing how much you can follow with maybe 20% non Unwinian words and 80% gobbledygook. Ken understood just enough on what Stan was saying to keep the sketch going. I’d forgotten how much I enjoyed them both as entertainers when I was at least 60 years younger than I am now! 😂😊😂

First memories of Father Stanley Unwin was in the Secret Service - a Gerry Anderson production back in the 70's,lovely to see him here,with his take on the English language

Ken dodd show I thought he only did the stage. and there’s me thinking I’ve seen every classic comedy growing up in the 70s 80s

The original Diddy freak-off.

Truly funny I salute you sir!👍

Just discovered his music on spotify, then found this. Thanks so very much.

Love the tune bit of jazz and swing great to dance to ktf from the soul man

Superb ! Thx

Outstandifold in the wettygripper

👍🙂😂⭐️

I'm sure I've had many such conversations with folks I've met in pubs over the years... only a few minutes into them, you realise you're comprehending absolutely nothing of what they're saying, but you're in too far to pull out. Mind you, my booze intake might've added to the problem in some cases. What a joy it is to find something this funny, and well-played.

Deep joy!

What a beautiful day for taking all your clothes off, standing on your head and saying 'how's that for New Faces' RIP, Ken.

Stanley was a diamond

I was very lucky to work with Doddy four times Learnt so much from him and became friends. I was also lucky to start my career when varity was still around. God bless them both.

Deep Joy loadie

When you can make Ken Dodd laugh like that ! Stanley Unwin.... legend !

First heard this on an episode of MASH.

Stanley was a genious😂😂

Loved Doddy ❤

Two really funny performers!

Lovely as usual. That was an emotional presentation that moved me. I even paused the TV to catch every nuance. Yeah...🥰

Two comedy geniuses.

two greats, the end of an era, Irreplaceable. Doddy losing it.

we will never see the likes of this lovely man again,what a talent.

Awesome ❤❤❤

Wonderful perfomance and voice!

Snowwhitewash and the seben dwarvers. Once a polly tito in a castlehoker awayl in the deepy forey a grape Princeybole's daughterlode grew huff happilode and contentymost in spiters of a jealousyful steepmardi outlaw. The daughterlode was very beautyfold and withit blue eyebolders and longful blackiest haircut there. Her skin was delicatey, smoothiest and fairibole toom and so thus she was callit SnowWhiteWash. Everybole was sure she wold becomeit a beautyfoldest womanloder. And although the steepmardi outlaw was also beautyfold and she was a wickedy womanloder and a bit of a swingymust hippywobbler in the beddage of an afterlubrious toom.. in her own wayl.....off corset....if you get my meal..... and every daylode the steepmardi outlaw wold cay to her looky glass: " Looky glass, looky glass on the warm who isit the fairriest of them arm?" ....and the looky glass wold alwaykers respondy withit these worms: " Youm are the fairriest of them arm, your God save and gracey Majestilode!"

Amazing voice, thank you for uploading all of these! I'm producing an indi feature film and was just wondering if this is legal to use in it as it says Public Domain. Would there be any copywrite issues by using it? Thanks!

Strange to see Ken Dodd playing the part of Stanley's straight man!

Rest In Peacey ones the paribold of you to foritude of barrel in tune laughter balls! Of course always did I say Doddy-ones.🌼🌼

diddy?

I'm guessing this is from January 1982, which means the whole episode could be missing. Do you have the rest / any more of this edition?

To beel or not to beel That his the questilode. Whether t'is nobblier in the milode to suffery The slings and arras of outragey fortnums Hor to takey hup armlodes against a Seam of troublodies and by hopposing .....Mend hems. To dielode...to sleevers....... To sleevers, happchance to dreamybole.... Aye, there's the pub....!!! Mine's a pintlode 'n' a piebold!!!!

Sweet. Hope hubby not jealous. 😅

Lovely!!!!

I adore both of these clever Men and came here for the Unwinese. Im surprised Ken Dodd didnt act more? He was a great actor. Dad and me loved both of these brilliant chaps.

oh deep joy. I used to waffle to my kids.. Had them in hysterics. Happy days. Thanks for posting x

Where's his wasboard then eh

Beautiful !!! Thanks Sonia!