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I love this film 😂 I was wondering though how does being in a relationship ruin the uni experience? I suppose it might make it harder to study? I’m very monogamous so I couldn’t really do hookups 😅

the prostate is accessed via the anus!

Catherine Tate is the new Carol Burnette. Same type of physical comedy. She is truly a comic genius

The girl in the lumberjack song is Connie Booth the maid in Faulty Towers she was married to John Cleese. She later became a psychologist no surprises there. By the way John Cleese real name is John Cheese

never watched Friends myself. a load of yankie crap with bad actors

The only character who likes Jay is Neil, who believes his ridiculous claims & finds them impressive. Si is friends with Neil, which requires him to also be friends with Jay. When Will becomes friends with Si in s1 e1, he needs to also become friends with the other 2. Without being part of a group of friends, Will would be picked on much more often.

Turned off because of the copyright b/s!

I really don't get these copyright laws. Isn't it like free advertising for them? I've bought so many Dvds and CDs based on reactor reviews. (Yes I'm old school lol)

Anthony Stewart Head played Will's father. ASH is the father of Emily Head, who played Carly.

Alison suddenly choosing Will after rejecting & looking down on him makes little sense. Why would she choose him rather than share a Chad?

One of the best teen films.

Jane's hot; curvy girls can be just as attractive as slim girls.

Lydia Rose Bewley (Jane) & Jessica Knappett (Lisa) went on to star in the excellent sitcom Drifters, which bizarrely has never been popular.

Alison is played by Laura Haddock, who's in the very good but forgotten sitcom How Not to Live Your Life.

When the next film starts we don't know how things went with the girls, other than all the main characters' relationships have ended.

Good morning, Megan. I've seen the movie & it was very hilarious 😂 just like the TV series here in the UK 🇬🇧 Love ❤️ watching your videos & have a beautiful weekend !

I watched the movie before I watched the TV show, it was playing at my local cinema. So I just decided to go.

Hi guys! Sorry for the filter & the text. The copyright Gods REALLY didn’t want me to upload this. I tried everything to make this more viewable but this is the only thing that prevents the video from being blocked. I hope you can still enjoy it anyways! Of course, the full length unedited video is viewable on my Patreon 😊

Never found it particularly funny back in the day and I don't now

Surely, if you're not really familiar with the original Gene Kelly version, much of Eric and Ernie's take on it will be lost.

It always amazed me why so many men (maybe Rigsby) lusted after Miss Jones. Ordinary looking, and completely aloof.

Matthew Perry was such a kind and wonderful person. I know he was fighting his demons, and was winning them. I can say that everyone that he has met....He has touched their lives for the better. He is truly missed.

4:27 Erm... Did you seriously not already know that it had already happened here??? Remember Charles I?

I don't know who invented it, but I hear he was quite Handy😇

Struggled for money to eat properly in my house 70s

"Funniest thing I've seen in ages! AHHHHH hahaha! AHHHHH hahaha! AHHHHH haha! AHHHHH haha!" Lmao, the clown repeatedly laughing and pointing kills me every time. And Daniel is fighting to not laugh.

when I was a kid my mum and dad use to talk in rhyming slang

The character was inspired by an old Monty Python sketch where there would be a group of different people waiting in the pharmacy for their prescriptions, then John Cleese would walk out and shout loudly, "Alright, who's got the pox!", then hold a tube of cream and shout "Who's got a boil on their bum!". Thankfully Harry did the original skit justice and gave it his own unique and hilarious twist.

This recalls the period after the end of Apartheid in South Africa when there were suddenly a lot of Dutch-ancestry South Africans showing up in the UK, and the degree of culture clash between the Afrikaaners with their habits of using "command presence" around subordinates because that was their habit with black workers in South Africa, and relative bluntness and rudeness, and British society and manners. The use of the word "must" in place of should, would, can or want to do any particular thing, stands out in my memory, because they were so used to giving orders to servants. We get similar kinds of gaucheness and loudness from our toff ruling class as well, all the abnormal tics, mannerisms and braying accent of the ex-public school boys and girls. Public Schools here meaning the very expensive private boarding schools where the strange accent and psychological abnormalities are cultivated in gender-segregated children separated from their parents who are imprisoned together amid intense bullying, hierarchy and competitiveness. Harry Enfield's Tim Nice-But-Dim character shows an example of the type.

Please stick with it. I’ll subscribe if you complete the full 12 episodes.

Marriages were happening around the ages of 19, 20, 22 in the 1970s, and moving out of parents' home then as well.

Just MY opinion but I'd skip Bladder the First - I originally came in about halfway through Series 1 when it first started airing on TV and I just didn't like it. Series 2 came on and I thought I'd give it a go and glad I did - Series 2-4 (And specials) are the best, Season 1 is just a curiosity and you would get an idea of how far the characters developed BUT there's almost nothing to like for me. We're all different though, maybe you'll love it (But I doubt it LOL) ;)

Love it that Canadians are so much more similar to the British than the Yanks. The Yanks have such less understanding of British humour. Yanks are totally foreign.

great stuff! more pls

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love that it never gets boring.

It's a take on the local English shop where everybody everybody else's business.

I don't suppose you'd react to some Hale and Pace. Perhaps their most infamous sketch; the cat and microwave one.

Love a bit of Harry So many characters he created over the years

Your shop story reminds of the the time my naive Aunt worked in a sports shop for a short time, a man asked her if they sold cricket boxes and she said " I don't know is that to keep your balls in ? " well she was kind of right 😂

In the UK we have two different names based on where it's located if it's a shop by it's self it's a chemist shop but its located in a supermarket them it's a pharmacy but just for extra confusion those rules don't always apply and people sometimes call them want they want

The zenith of situation comedy..

Didn't know this Harry Enfield sketch existed but it is hilarious! 😂 The Prozac joke would never fly now but still.

Hi Megan, hope you are well. Nice to hear of your "chemist / pharmacy" experience. I'm just pleased you managed to learn to get to the "bottom" of things whilst there ! 😉 (Okay, I'll get me coat.)

This mate must have a fake accent here lol 😆 Thanks for sharing Megan & have been to the White Lion pub before? 🤔

'MINA!!' gets me every time, and what a great South African accent! I wonder if Harry actually spent any time there but he's so good at accents, probably nor. The late cricket commentator and SA-born former England captain, Tony Grieg, used to crack us up with expressions like 'Oh thet wan cort'im wuth 'is pents at horf-morst' (rough phonetic approximation). Of course he knew exactly what he was doing. And so do you. Nice choice again, Megan. I was hoping for this one. A post from you always makes my day.

thanks Megan enjoy the rest of your evening.

Megan, do you usually use British English?

Yes, you are a we🇬🇧

The idea that people drank beer instead of water because it was safer is a complete myth.