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Mate, I am in tears!! They're running down my leg!!

I almost forgot that Al Murry got his TV debut as Harry's brother in "Harry Hill's Fruit Machine".

Aw man, you cut off my favourite part of the episode: everyone playing "War is Over" on the big piano at the end!

You might be tempted at this point to have a good old beat, but you mustn't. Aww, come on Deels, I'm nearly there. Couple more lisps and that's me.

I love you Harry!!! ❤️

I assume Charlie was actually a Terminator, taking a .38 caliber round to the chest and just smiling it off!

2:42 Where’s my £250?

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Love Harry Hill.. just brilliant!

Big fan of whomoose

Did anyone else notice in the opening 2 clips how much easier it would have been to clean up the drink a young Ken Barlow knocked over than the tram crash would have been?

This needs much sharper editing 🥱

There are whole days when I just have *yuruMUMUMUMUM?!* going round and round in my head 😂😂😂😂

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Haha I don't know why I watched soaps for as long as I did, they're all dreadful!

There are far too many cooking and baking shows on British TV and so many celebrity chefs, they do my head in!

I loved Two Fat Ladies. May not be good for your heart but it was all soul food.

From a time when Jags were dead butch . Far better now , Cheeky !

God I love this so much. Thank you Harry

Casualty theme tune on the muscle resuscitation - that's the most i've laughed in a while.

20 years since Harry narrated YBF in September 2004. Good times.

Amanda laaammmbbb amanda laaammmmb,everybody loves amanda lamb

Im sorry if this makes me sound like an arsehole (Im actually not) But i love that harry hill is winning and jamie oliver is losing. What Jamie did to Harry is pathetic.

This is a great clip to show Americans why the UK is the home of ground-breaking and sophisticated comedy.

I was initially sceptical about the original air date saying 2020 as the clipz were defo very Noughties but then some more contemporaneous ones appeared. So yeah Harry just casually grabs clips from 40 years of TV.

Finally, RUclips recommended something I want to watch. Give it another decade and something else will pop up.

this recurring joke of the Queens being on british tv shows is hilarious

Andy looks like he has an ashtray on the top of his head. and who was the actor who said "no Names yet?". He was in a Bond film, wasn't he?

I was an extra on Pobl Y Cwm when I was 13. Not bad, said 2 words got £60. To a 13 year old that was like being a millionaire

The Jamie Oliver montages in this owe a debt of thanks to Cassetteboy: ruclips.net/video/YRLqLACXFC8/видео.htmlsi=gPNT7CmL6pB4IDbJ

3.15 😂😂😂😂😂

I love how it actually the older version that’s more batshit crazy.

Two flipping teas? They all live 30 seconds from the cafe, why not just have a brew in your living room?

I am obsessed with Fanny Cradddick. She is so strict and frightening. We must have had her show in NZ as my dad would always say if his cooking wasn't very flash , " well' who do you think I am, Fanny Craddic?

Woah! Is that Rick Stein at 2:47

I only discovered this an hour ago. 😮 Already shredded. Sorry - shared. Both. Actually. 👌😎🚬

Another great episode! The poem must have taken ages to compile.

The use of the dancing woman theme from 'Tales of the Unexpected' while flames errupted in front of Peggy Mitchell was inspired. BTW, I hope Donald Trump won't be expecting another visit to the Crossroads Motel during his next official visit to the UK (or to see HM Queen Elizabeth, come to that); still, we are talking about Donald, aren't we, so anything could happen!

Loving these! Keep them coming Harry.

I thought 'Golden Brown' was a song about heroin but it turns out Hugh Cornwell loves a curry.

Bring back Fanny Craddock . A cookery show where we just learned how to cook.Never mind Ainsley poncing about like a mincer pie.

My belly hurts...

3 min in wtf😂😂😂😂

Maybe it's a British thing, but why name a TV crime drama, Softly, Softly?

10:20 makes me cry with laughter every time I see it. Thanks, Harry!

A national treasure - thank you Harry Hill!

What? No galloping gourmet?