There is a bird in Britain that likes shiny things, it is Coloquially known as a Tit. So the hint to look on page 3 was a reference to the Sun featuring partially naked woman. The answer, of course, being 'tits' :)
@@TheRealSquirrel I just about fell off the couch at one of Ronnie Barkers, he asked what would you get if you crossed a table tennis ball with a Chinese urinal? Answer was, a ping-pong piddle high po!....
AT the time of broadcast, most people had milk delivered to their doorsteps in fully recyclable glass bottles with foil tops. Certain birds (mainly blue tits), especially during the winter, would peck holes in the top to get at the cream in the milk. So the answer was tits. That then related to the topless models he mentions on Page 3 of the Sun newspaper which were a daily feature - no longer the case.
@@pauljohnson1664 You don't need a time machine for all of it. I still get milk delivered to my doorstep in fully recyclable bottles with foil tops. I don't miss topless models on page 3 of the Sun though. Some things are not worth hanging onto.
The milk bottle tops are ‘tits’ as in the bird, a blue tit, that habitually used to steal the cream from milk bottles on doorsteps by pecking through the foil tops. I’m old enough to remember milkmen delivering daily milk to households throughout the UK.
6.24 - Ronnie Barker's Noddy impression again shows what a great actor he was. Dress up as a 'toff' yet could make his character slip into a 'childish' impression, that was brilliant!
I don't know about it's international availability, but I can highly recommend Ronnie Barker's sitcom 'Porridge' (a colloquial term for a prison stretch) in which he plays a convict sticking it to the man in a British prison in the 1970s. It's probably the ultimate manifestation of his skill as an actor and comedian.
Love the videos. Ever since I was a child, I've always loved the friendly relationship between our two nations and love seeing Americans react to 'our' comedy style and we love plenty of American shows/culture! I'd recommend the Two Ronnies Sketch called "Crossed Lines". It uses a similar kind of principle to the Mastermind sketch but in a different context, you'll see what I mean!
You may already know that Ronnie Barker wrote many of the sketches for The Two Ronnies, but he would submit them under the name Gerald Wiley so that no one would pre-judge the quality of the script. I wonder if the producers sat around saying this Wiley bloke is brilliant, why don't we ever meet him?
There's a story that they used to go to a local chinese restaurant for their end of series party and at one of them Ronnie stood up and owned up to being Gerald Wiley. Nobody believed him.
Ronnie Barker was a master of language and twisting words and sentences , creating double entendres out of every day situations , and together with Ronnie Barker , they were hilarious .
As a person of a certain age I first heard Ronnie Barker in a comedy radio series called the Navy Lark which ran from 1959-1976 although RB left sometime in the late 60's as his career as a star got jumpstarted. The billing for the show always started with 'our three stars Dennis Price (replaced by Sephen Murray), Jon Pertwee and Leslie Phillips' who were all established names. Jon Pertwee was truly amazing in this show and went on to play Doctor Who number 3 and Worzel Gummidge on TV which he was best known for. But Jon Pertwee aside the stars of The Navy Lark for me were the 'supporting cast' Ronnie Barker, Michael Bates and Helen Chasen all who played multiple roles because of their abilities to taken on different personas, voicesw and accents. I highly recommend you find some episodes on youtube and give some a listen, I still listen to them to this day.
In those days the milk deliveries were on the door step, birds would help themselves to cream from the bottles left on door steps. Especially noticable in winter.
Yes, the topless models on page 3 of The Sun newspaper, when I was a pubescent teenager was the ONLY chance I got too see some semi naked ladies. Couldn't get any top shelf magazines (too short !) Some of the girls became quite famous off the back of it... Linda Lusardi & Samantha Fox to name two.
Sam Fox wasn't even 16 when she was first topless, the Sun had a countdown to when she was of legal age. Same people now say how disgusted they are about paedophiles, back then it was positively encouraged.
Rick Wakeman (keyboards for Yes) married a page 3 girl. In 1981, Wakeman met former Page 3 model Nina Carter and had a daughter, Jemma Kiera (b. 1983), before they married in November 1984 and had a son, Oscar (b. 1986) The couple separated in 2000 and divorced in 2004.
The answer to “They peck holes in your milk bottle tops” is “tits”, which are a type of small bird. Back in the day, people used to get bottles of milk delivered that had lids made of tin foil, these were left on your doorstep and sometimes these birds peck holes in them to get to the milk. The joke here is when he says he should look at page 3 for the answer, which relates to what you said you knew about the newspaper. The Sun used to print a photo of a topless woman on page 3, a different kind of “tits”. 😆
In england bluetits ( a type of bird ) used to peck through the foil tops of bottles of milk which were normally delivered and left outside at the time .
Superb Old English comedy. I walk past Ronnie Barkers place of birth at 70 Garfeld st, Bedford and Salute and giggle to his and Ronnies X2 wit and brilliant Humour. So sad that most people have forgotten how to laugh and joke anymore. 🐔🐑
The US and the U.K. sometimes call things by different names, which often seems to amuse or confuse Americans. FYI, in this instance, although we know the word and use the word eraser, as something that rubs out mistakes on paper. They are also known colloquially as ‘rubbers’ in the U.K. ( because they ‘rub’ out mistakes and in my day were made of rubber). Not to be confused with Americanised slang for condoms of course.
@@Trebor74 Don't kid yourself. I haven't heard anyone under 30 call them rubbers. To be honest most people under 30 seem to use muricanism's exclusively and would be confused if you spoke actual English to them using British terms.
@@Gambit771 Obviously, I’m showing my age, being under 30 is a distant memory for me. So back in my day, letting someone use your ‘rubber’ at school was quite acceptable, so long as they gave you it back once they’d finished with it. Innocent days! Lol.😇
The reference to a bird which pecks holes in milk bottle tops is the 'Blue Tit' - Many people in the UK still have milk delivered to their doorstep each morning and during the cold winter months the Blue Tit can often be seen pecking holes in the foil top to get at the cream on the top of the milk. The reference to the Sun newspaper is a tongue in cheek comment about the topless women who appeared on page 3 each day.
The two Ronnies were just hilarious loved them so much it’s hard to believe that there no longer with us but they did leave us with so many sketches and were still watching them and having such laughs the bottle tops were pecked by birds called tits and that’s when the nun asked if anyone has a rubber such a brilliant sketch love 💕 from Denise in Yorkshire England 😂😂🤣👏👏👏👏👍👋😘
Yes the sun newspaper use to have what was known as page 3 girls. (Topless) Ps Answer was on the topless models (t*ts - they are also birds that peck at milk bottle tops to drink)
At the time of this sketch, milk was delivered to customers houses in foil topped bottles. Sometimes small birds called blue tits, or tits would peck holes in the foil in order to get to the cream. The page 3 reference is to a certain popular tabloid newspaper that featured a topless lady on said page.
We have a variety of bird over here that end with the word Tit. example blue tit great tit etc. they are a small bird similar to a sparrow. it tied in with the joke previously about the "two things." .But I'm sure you figured that out by now.
Yes “The Sun” newspaper is still published every day apart from weekends I think. And on Page 3 there is usually a topless woman. That’s what he means by “a couple of things”
Just as a note, there's a type of bird called a tit - that might make the "milk bottle top" clue easier to get. That, and in the UK, traditional milk bottles are made of glass and have a foil top.
The milk bottle top part is 'tits' blue tit for example. Theyre a family of small birds in the uk that are known to peck through the foil tops and eat the cream that used to settle on top of milk back before homogenized milk.
Yes, sadly, over the last few years newspapers are only allowed to show one tit. It's often a Minister in the Cabinet - or more usually the current Prime Minister, who is allowed to be seen on the front page. Sales have not gone up, however.
The Two Ronnies did a sketch of two men conversing on a London Underground (subway) train where they spoke using Underground stations, often mispronounced. - that might be a bit more difficult to explain than this one!
Squirrel, may I suggest "the two ronnies phantom raspberry blower". It is long but I'm sure you can do mini sections if prefered. Thanks for all the quality content.
The nun punchline at the end - where she asks for a rubber (eraser, not something else!) has been done before but the clue she got wrong was "female, 4 letters. _UNT" as she hadn't written the correct answer which was of course, AUNT.
You absolutely have to react to one of their songs. I suggest the aldershot brass ensemble or sailer gals. But I think their funniest actual sketch is crossed lines.
So good to see appreciation for the Two Ronnies, I assume you are aware Ronnie Barker wrote Four Candles without anybody knowing under the name Gerald Wiley. Can't recommend you watch Porridge enough as that will introduce you Richard Beckinsale
A woman was always on page 3 with no top on. They stopped it quite a few years ago now. I know The Sun had a topless woman in. Not sure if The Star did too. Obviously a big hit with the men on their way to work in the morning or on the night shift.
In UK we have birds called " Blue tits" - we also have "Great tits" " Coal tits" they all were noted for pecking the foil off the tops of milk bottles!
Here is the secret of crosswords from someone who does the Daily Telegraph one most days. If you do the Sun crossword and fail to finish you will be considered stupid. If you do a broadsheet crossword and get ONE answer you will be considered intelligent. However, just because you can do a broadsheet crossword is no guarantee you can do the Sun crossword!
Hi squirrel, if you have not yet seen John Cleese with the two Ronnie's in the Class sketch give it a look it's absolutely fabulous, Ronnie Barker's writing at his best
🐿️, in the UK we used to(some still do) have milk delivered to our doorsteps and if left out too long small birds mainly tits would peck the foil away to get at the cream. Great vid mate ✌️🇬🇧✌️🇺🇸🍻🍻
![BRASIL vs. PERÚ [4-0] | RESUMEN | ELIMINATORIAS SUDAMERICANAS | FECHA 10](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/tbyOJKXfQnI/mqdefault.jpg)
![GEEK TIMË [OFFICIAL AUDIO]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ry-6RvkH880/mqdefault.jpg)
the 2 Ronnies were masters of telling rude jokes without actually saying anything rude
So true bro
A quote attributed to Ronnie Barker, “The best thing about a joke with two meanings, is that it only ever means one thing.”
There is a bird in Britain that likes shiny things, it is Coloquially known as a Tit. So the hint to look on page 3 was a reference to the Sun featuring partially naked woman.
The answer, of course, being 'tits' :)
@@TheRealSquirrel
The Sun used to have topless women on Page 3.
@@TheRealSquirrel I just about fell off the couch at one of Ronnie Barkers, he asked what would you get if you crossed a table tennis ball with a Chinese urinal? Answer was, a ping-pong piddle high po!....
AT the time of broadcast, most people had milk delivered to their doorsteps in fully recyclable glass bottles with foil tops. Certain birds (mainly blue tits), especially during the winter, would peck holes in the top to get at the cream in the milk. So the answer was tits. That then related to the topless models he mentions on Page 3 of the Sun newspaper which were a daily feature - no longer the case.
I much prefer that world. I want a time machine.
preferred
@@pauljohnson1664 You don't need a time machine for all of it. I still get milk delivered to my doorstep in fully recyclable bottles with foil tops. I don't miss topless models on page 3 of the Sun though. Some things are not worth hanging onto.
I wish I could build you one.
Ah it’s a bird. Now it makes total sense.
The milk bottle tops are ‘tits’ as in the bird, a blue tit, that habitually used to steal the cream from milk bottles on doorsteps by pecking through the foil tops. I’m old enough to remember milkmen delivering daily milk to households throughout the UK.
I'm 65 even here in New Zealand we knew page three of the Sun was a topless woman back then.
6.24 - Ronnie Barker's Noddy impression again shows what a great actor he was. Dress up as a 'toff' yet could make his character slip into a 'childish' impression, that was brilliant!
Good point! Oh what I would give for a time machine.
@@TheRealSquirrel You have video. works enough
I don't know about it's international availability, but I can highly recommend Ronnie Barker's sitcom 'Porridge' (a colloquial term for a prison stretch) in which he plays a convict sticking it to the man in a British prison in the 1970s. It's probably the ultimate manifestation of his skill as an actor and comedian.
I watch it regular on ITV4... still brilliant
My favourite show with him in it was Open All Hours”. David Jason also starred as his hapless nephew. Brilliant comedy!
Brilliant show but the remake is crap
the worm that turned - the two ronnies
"Yes Prime Minister - Who reads the papers" can give you a pretty good run down of our national newspapers and their audiences!
Anything from Yes Minister/Yes Prime Minister is comedy gold. Nigel Hawthorn is sheer brilliance.
Sounds like I have something to look jnto
@@jonisilk yes, there can be some confusion between the administration of the policy of administration and the policy of administration of policy!
@@TheRealSquirrel YES! People often say Only Fools and Horses is the best British comedy, but Yes Minister is better.
Love the videos. Ever since I was a child, I've always loved the friendly relationship between our two nations and love seeing Americans react to 'our' comedy style and we love plenty of American shows/culture!
I'd recommend the Two Ronnies Sketch called "Crossed Lines". It uses a similar kind of principle to the Mastermind sketch but in a different context, you'll see what I mean!
I haven't seen this in years. The Two Ronnies were hilarious. BTW to those unfamiliar with British slang, a rubber is an eraser.
You may already know that Ronnie Barker wrote many of the sketches for The Two Ronnies, but he would submit them under the name Gerald Wiley so that no one would pre-judge the quality of the script. I wonder if the producers sat around saying this Wiley bloke is brilliant, why don't we ever meet him?
There's a story that they used to go to a local chinese restaurant for their end of series party and at one of them Ronnie stood up and owned up to being Gerald Wiley. Nobody believed him.
Ronnie Barker was a master of language and twisting words and sentences , creating double entendres out of every day situations , and together with Ronnie Barker , they were hilarious .
I’m here for the 4 Ronnies Friday 🤣😹 the nun killed me was not expecting that 🐿§§
I'm 55, I remember seeing the first time.
As a person of a certain age I first heard Ronnie Barker in a comedy radio series called the Navy Lark which ran from 1959-1976 although RB left sometime in the late 60's as his career as a star got jumpstarted. The billing for the show always started with 'our three stars Dennis Price (replaced by Sephen Murray), Jon Pertwee and Leslie Phillips' who were all established names. Jon Pertwee was truly amazing in this show and went on to play Doctor Who number 3 and Worzel Gummidge on TV which he was best known for. But Jon Pertwee aside the stars of The Navy Lark for me were the 'supporting cast' Ronnie Barker, Michael Bates and Helen Chasen all who played multiple roles because of their abilities to taken on different personas, voicesw and accents. I highly recommend you find some episodes on youtube and give some a listen, I still listen to them to this day.
Another excellent radio show was the Goons.
@@vinnyganzano1930 Which has the crossover to the 2Rs long serials that Spike Wrote.
Four candles is a must, that is brilliant.
Oh geez ...... I used to do the Mephistopheles crossword in the Sunday Times. Even sent it in a couyple for the prize draw (didn't get picked)
Yes, I didnt think he appeared in the FT.
In those days the milk deliveries were on the door step, birds would help themselves to cream from the bottles left on door steps. Especially noticable in winter.
Arab grocery shopping. My favourite 2 Ronnies sketch.
You were spot on re The Sun. It recently stopped the “Page 3 girls”.
My man, we need more Micky Flanagan reactions! ❤️ much love from Essex UK
Thanks for that! You've made me relive a chuckle or two!
Yay! Queen bee= Queer bee. So innocently offensive it's hilarious!
my favorite is the butler sketch. you may find it as "Your Nuts" or "Your Crackers" . Also "Swedish Made Simple"
L,O F,U,N,E,X
Yes, the topless models on page 3 of The Sun newspaper, when I was a pubescent teenager was the ONLY chance I got too see some semi naked ladies. Couldn't get any top shelf magazines (too short !) Some of the girls became quite famous off the back of it... Linda Lusardi & Samantha Fox to name two.
Thought that was four?
@@silverknight4886 Took me a while to get that !
Sam Fox wasn't even 16 when she was first topless, the Sun had a countdown to when she was of legal age. Same people now say how disgusted they are about paedophiles, back then it was positively encouraged.
Rick Wakeman (keyboards for Yes) married a page 3 girl. In 1981, Wakeman met former Page 3 model Nina Carter and had a daughter, Jemma Kiera (b. 1983), before they married in November 1984 and had a son, Oscar (b. 1986) The couple separated in 2000 and divorced in 2004.
@@philjones45 Paedophilia is for children way younger than teens.
Just saying.
one down one up then the other sock lol lol love the two ronnies the sun news paper they mean yes still do it
Birds. Years ago milkmen used to deliver milk to houses. The milk bottles had foil tops and birds used to peck holes in the foil to get to the cream.
tits. as in blue tits. hence if ypu want the answer look at page 3.
They still do deliver.
The answer to “They peck holes in your milk bottle tops” is “tits”, which are a type of small bird. Back in the day, people used to get bottles of milk delivered that had lids made of tin foil, these were left on your doorstep and sometimes these birds peck holes in them to get to the milk. The joke here is when he says he should look at page 3 for the answer, which relates to what you said you knew about the newspaper. The Sun used to print a photo of a topless woman on page 3, a different kind of “tits”. 😆
In the States, they’re called Chickadees.
What Breasts are called Chickadees?
@@strangepoet That gives a whole new meaning to WC Field's catchphrase.
The "Crossed Lines" sketch is another classic!
The encyclopedia salesman is one that has me in fit's.
Two Ronnies - Crossed Lines is another awesome sketch
Top marks. I've seen a number of reaction to Ronnie's and you sir get points for the topless girl newspaper knowledge
I've not seen this sketch for ages. Great so see it again :)
Hi squirrel. Really recommend the two ronnies squash sketch. Absolutely brilliant.
"The Sun" 'newspaper' for many years had a 'page 3 girl'.
Aahhh, the page three girl 😂😂
In england bluetits ( a type of bird ) used to peck through the foil tops of bottles of milk which were normally delivered and left outside at the time .
Thankfully, they never made it as far as Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Little pricks.
Superb Old English comedy. I walk past Ronnie Barkers place of birth at 70 Garfeld st, Bedford and Salute and giggle to his and Ronnies X2 wit and brilliant Humour. So sad that most people have forgotten how to laugh and joke anymore. 🐔🐑
get you squirrel - four ronnies fridays - you're a poet and you didn't even know it
The US and the U.K. sometimes call things by different names, which often seems to amuse or confuse Americans. FYI, in this instance, although we know the word and use the word eraser, as something that rubs out mistakes on paper. They are also known colloquially as ‘rubbers’ in the U.K. ( because they ‘rub’ out mistakes and in my day were made of rubber). Not to be confused with Americanised slang for condoms of course.
We're intelligent enough to tell the difference 😉
@@Trebor74 Don't kid yourself.
I haven't heard anyone under 30 call them rubbers.
To be honest most people under 30 seem to use muricanism's exclusively and would be confused if you spoke actual English to them using British terms.
@@Gambit771 Obviously, I’m showing my age, being under 30 is a distant memory for me. So back in my day, letting someone use your ‘rubber’ at school was quite acceptable, so long as they gave you it back once they’d finished with it. Innocent days! Lol.😇
Page 3 of the Sun always had a topless model on it.
The reference to a bird which pecks holes in milk bottle tops is the 'Blue Tit' - Many people in the UK still have milk delivered to their doorstep each morning and during the cold winter months the Blue Tit can often be seen pecking holes in the foil top to get at the cream on the top of the milk. The reference to the Sun newspaper is a tongue in cheek comment about the topless women who appeared on page 3 each day.
The two Ronnies were just hilarious loved them so much it’s hard to believe that there no longer with us but they did leave us with so many sketches and were still watching them and having such laughs the bottle tops were pecked by birds called tits and that’s when the nun asked if anyone has a rubber such a brilliant sketch love 💕 from Denise in Yorkshire England 😂😂🤣👏👏👏👏👍👋😘
Brilliant, clever comedy at its very best.
Roddy...Llewellyn ? (Princess Margaret's...friend. Big ears...that's easy ! 🤴
Yes the sun newspaper use to have what was known as page 3 girls. (Topless)
Ps Answer was on the topless models (t*ts - they are also birds that peck at milk bottle tops to drink)
Lol..comedy gold .
Pat: “It has four letters and Old Macdonald had one”
Mick: “ Farm”
Pat: “How are we spelling that ?”
Mick: “ E-I-E-I-O”
At the time of this sketch, milk was delivered to customers houses in foil topped bottles. Sometimes small birds called blue tits, or tits would peck holes in the foil in order to get to the cream. The page 3 reference is to a certain popular tabloid newspaper that featured a topless lady on said page.
Good reminds me of my Housemaster at school who was one of the compilers of The London Times crossword.
Another fab Two Ronnies sketch is Crossed Lines 🙂
Another Two Ronnies sketch you could react to is the St Botolph's country dance team sketch,it's one of my dad's favourites.
On page 3, topless glamour models. I still remember Abi Titmuss
We have a variety of bird over here that end with the word Tit. example blue tit great tit etc. they are a small bird similar to a sparrow. it tied in with the joke previously about the "two things." .But I'm sure you figured that out by now.
...see, now you have me trying to think of what other tits we have? 🤔 look, you know what I mean... 🤭🤣
@@andreab449 coal
@@doegywhail728 Thank you, was wracking my brain lol ❤
We also have a bird called the shag
Yes to the newspaper they were known as page 3 girls in the sun and no they don't have it anymore.
For some of their jokes, you need to live in the UK to understand them. Blue Tit (pokes holes in a milk bottle top) is a common British garden bird.
Yes “The Sun” newspaper is still published every day apart from weekends I think. And on Page 3 there is usually a topless woman. That’s what he means by “a couple of things”
Published everyday now the News of the World is defunct.
"Crossed lines" is a sketch you may like.
What a great sketch from the Two Ronnies and when it comes to the sun it would be page 3
Afraid there is nothing like this anymore.
I think you’d like the Plumstead Ladies Male Voice Choir 😂
Agreed Mary magic , I saw it last week for the first time in years
Bluetits bits a bird 😂❤
Just as a note, there's a type of bird called a tit - that might make the "milk bottle top" clue easier to get. That, and in the UK, traditional milk bottles are made of glass and have a foil top.
Page three of the Sun newspaper was infamous for depicting topless well endowed women
Yep...I bet they were the first things that came to your mind!
Birds peck the bottle tops to get to the cream off the top of the milk
In the uk.we used to have milk delivered.and these small birds.pecked holes to get cream
You would love the Morecambe and Wise sketch with Andre Previn. It’s gone down in tv history as it wasn’t rehearsed. It’s very, very funny.
I’ve had folks mention this I’ll have a look everytime I look it seems someone else just did it so trying to space it.
The milk bottle top part is 'tits' blue tit for example. Theyre a family of small birds in the uk that are known to peck through the foil tops and eat the cream that used to settle on top of milk back before homogenized milk.
Yes, The Sun had a topless woman on page 3, but they stopped it years ago.
2013. Really not that long ago at all
Yes, sadly, over the last few years newspapers are only allowed to show one tit.
It's often a Minister in the Cabinet - or more usually the current Prime Minister, who is allowed to be seen on the front page.
Sales have not gone up, however.
Ronnie Corbet.. legend.. silly till the day he died..
I recommend Crossed Lines by the Two Ronnies if you haven't seen it already.
That was going to be my suggestion.
Nope the S*n doesn't do topless anymore, but I'm sure that Barker (left) was referring to
I forgot to say that I could see you struggling but your trying so thanks for that and Cheers 🇬🇧
'The Sujn' - Titsonic !!!
The Two Ronnies did a sketch of two men conversing on a London Underground (subway) train where they spoke using Underground stations, often mispronounced.
- that might be a bit more difficult to explain than this one!
I dont recall that one.
Lol, imagine if a nun in the USA asked for a "rubber"!
I caught that too, lol
They say rubber for condom
She would be asking for an eraser
Squirrel, may I suggest "the two ronnies phantom raspberry blower". It is long but I'm sure you can do mini sections if prefered. Thanks for all the quality content.
Do you know the special connection Ronnie B had with the phantom?
@@stevearmstrong9213 Only connection I know is he co-wrote it.
@@Life_of_Harpo Along with Spike Milligan
The nun punchline at the end - where she asks for a rubber (eraser, not something else!) has been done before but the clue she got wrong was "female, 4 letters. _UNT" as she hadn't written the correct answer which was of course, AUNT.
I heard that one as a Bishop doing the crossword, and the correction being given by a curate
@@silverknight4886 That was it! For the life of me though I can't remember where it was done.
@@tonygriffin_ I remember it being told as a joke, not a sketch
@@silverknight4886 could well have been. Your memory is probably better than mine!
@@tonygriffin_ Thank you. The nicest thing anyone could say.
Hey hey.....back for 4 Ronnies Friday 👍🇮🇲🤣
A tit is a British bird that used to poke holes in the foil on a milk bottle ,,topless girls were on page 3 of the sun
ended 2012 when female editor was in charge they found females were not buying the paper so they stopped it
You absolutely have to react to one of their songs. I suggest the aldershot brass ensemble or sailer gals.
But I think their funniest actual sketch is crossed lines.
Page 3 of the Sun used to have a topless model on
Ronnie Barker total quality
So good to see appreciation for the Two Ronnies, I assume you are aware Ronnie Barker wrote Four Candles without anybody knowing under the name Gerald Wiley. Can't recommend you watch Porridge enough as that will introduce you Richard Beckinsale
Crossed Lines..... Swear Box..... Racing Pigeon
A woman was always on page 3 with no top on. They stopped it quite a few years ago now. I know The Sun had a topless woman in. Not sure if The Star did too. Obviously a big hit with the men on their way to work in the morning or on the night shift.
The Sun , page 3 stunners topless models every day
In UK we have birds called " Blue tits" - we also have "Great tits" " Coal tits" they all were noted for pecking the foil off the tops of milk bottles!
Another great one, am almost done tonight
Fork Handles.... Four Candles...
Do "Round of Drinks" next, and all time classic sketch
Here is the secret of crosswords from someone who does the Daily Telegraph one most days. If you do the Sun crossword and fail to finish you will be considered stupid. If you do a broadsheet crossword and get ONE answer you will be considered intelligent. However, just because you can do a broadsheet crossword is no guarantee you can do the Sun crossword!
HIJKLMNO..? (5 letters) ( begins with a 'W' )
My favourite crossword clue lol
Hi squirrel, if you have not yet seen John Cleese with the two Ronnie's in the Class sketch give it a look it's absolutely fabulous, Ronnie Barker's writing at his best
You should definately check out the Two ronnies swear box sketch, bear in mind this was aired early on in the day.
I’m glad you’re finding our humour hilarious.
You need to check out FIA world rally cross, basically rally cars having a fight with each other lol
Yes that was page 3 of the sun😂 used to have a topless women. You'd ask for the sun, oh and something to read aswell.
You remind me of a smaller version of orson Wells for some reason lol
🐿️, in the UK we used to(some still do) have milk delivered to our doorsteps and if left out too long small birds mainly tits would peck the foil away to get at the cream. Great vid mate ✌️🇬🇧✌️🇺🇸🍻🍻
That’s classic and I love it