I dont mean to be offtopic but does anybody know of a trick to get back into an Instagram account..? I somehow lost my password. I would love any tips you can offer me
@Ryan Winston i really appreciate your reply. I found the site through google and Im in the hacking process now. I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
I'm 42 years old I have been watching this show since I was 6 years old we only had two channels growing up till I was in my teens so I'm so happy I got to enjoy this awesome, hilarious show. Still love it thanks to youtube
Only two chanels ? Oh my, how you suffered, We had VHF channels 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 and UHF channels 41, 47, 68 and later I was able to receive 2 scrambled broadcasts HBO and WHT movie networks. We used channel 3 for games and VCRs.. Analog television 📺 Long before digital Television 📺 ♥️
Well u look about my age. Lol vut even then when i was younger it was the 80s and 90s and they were simpler as well. So i day i agree 100%. Omg. Things today are insane
I started watching this show when it began airing in the US, in the early 1980's. Liked it immediately. It's sad that almost the entire cast is gone now. Such great actors.
I concur so sad their all gone. A couple were born in the late 1800s n the majority in the early 1900s, 20s n 30s. So they were all pretty mature folks when the show aired in '72. Still 1 of my favs as a kid growing up...
This show would never play on TV in 2022. All the sexual innuendos and jokes about how people speak and where they are from would send the woke crowd into therapy.
This series is rich with characters . All of them act so naturally . I think one is seeing the actual characteristics of the actors involved . You get that with British actors .
When I first saw this episode decades ago, I got a big laugh from Mr. Grainger and his have to make a sudden mad dash to the bathroom. These days I'm starting to relate to it.
@@carminemurray6624 It helps move your digestive system but isnt a laxative. It'll collect everything and hopefully bring it out in one go vs multiple ;)
I recognize the customer with glasses from another episode. He was an accountant, trying to fit his wife up for a company ball. The domestic fight that erupts with Mrs. Slocombe right in the middle was unforgettable. The wife ended up saying, "it's that woman, isn't it? The secretary on the comptrometer!" Mrs Fox is up to her “Dad’s Army” tricks again with Mr. Lucas.
This is the best episode of the entire series with honorable mentions to "Dear Sexy Knickers", "The Think Tank", "Our Figures are Slipping", "German Week", "A Bliss Girl", and "The Punch and Judy Affair."
@@jamesbm971 i am Dutch, but love Brittish, Irish and Scottish accents, good memories of the Scottish accent because of my Scottish godfather. As a kid i was always fond of the way he pronounced my name.
@@gazepskotzs4 I was in Scotland about ten years ago. Lovely place and friendly people. I met some Dutch tourists before Covid while they were on holidays here, lovely people!
Seen this near Its 1st airing...and at about 1:10, when Mr. Mash quips to Daphne, a cleaning Lady--..." I bet this ain't the first-time you lost your knickers in the Tube(subway)''...That is still a hilarious Line...in the Tradition of Burlesque....
She is just the cutest thing giggling and everything. She held so still while Mr. Lucas put his hand in her skirt, lol, I think she would have taken him home if she could, lol, I just love this show.
I love this show because I would hear my dad watching it every night on pbs. He wouldn't let me watch it because it dirty. But when it started coming on on the Saturday night British comedy line up he started letting me watch it. When they done something like the vacuum bit he would pull a face atme but it always turned into a snicker. I think I enjoyed his laughing the most.
I miss the PBS, Saturday night, Brit-com line up. used to be so many good shows in a row 2 Keeping up Appearances, then 2 are you being served? waiting for god, and last of the summer wine. Later my friend and I got into Rosemary & time,Doc martin and father Brown as well as Eastenders, and the Vicar of Dibbly. 😀
if it happened today he would get the sack") saying that , capt peacock wouldnt amount to anything either; even seniors have to do their part ....to help customers when the occassion clls for it.
I'm glad I work where I work because if you're sick and they tell you you can't go home that makes it an unsafe work zone when you got people going around coughing and hacking all over people unsanitary
My Mum used to watch this on telly when I was very little. I never understood the big person language and found it boring. NOW I understand why my Mum used to laugh so much😆😆😆❤️
@@sonsofmccormick1296 The show was beyond it's peak at that point and was in decline. I don't blame him for leaving when he did. He had a great run as Mr. Lucas and it was time to move on.
Rudyne...well, since I don't know where you're from, in Europe all men at the age of 18 have to enlist (at least when I was younger) and it's not a bad thing, considering how some of today's younger generation of men is so self-centered. It is said that the services make men out of boys!
i love watching show like this makes me think about my job at Target a 5 hour work day standing on your feet all day only one 15 mins then back to work in till 1 pm in the after noon then i am off for week then it starts all over again every Monday.
Mr. Humphries: "Miss Brahms ...Take the gentlemen's inside leg" Miss Brahms: "NO......it's not ladylike" Mr. Humphries: "Well I do it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Ground floor: perfumery Stationery and leather goods Wigs and haberdashery Kitchenware and food Going up First floor: telephones Gents' ready-made suits Shirts, socks, ties, hats Underwear and shoes Going up Second floor: carpets Travel goods and beddings Materials and soft furnishing Restaurant and teas Going down"
Right timing to watch this episode! Under lockdown! A BIG thank you to all the frontliners worldwide. May God help us all during this difficult time. Love and prayers from Malaysia.🙏
I am sure Mrs. Slocombe had her share of admirers too. The actress who played her was quite attractive in her younger days and she looked very nice when she was dressed up.
lmao....oh, Mr. Lucas. I always got a kick out of this episode because of how tickled that curvy woman gets when Mr. Lucas is waiting on her lol. Such a good episode
She was Mrs Fox who married Corporal Jones in Dad's Army.. Ms Brahms guested in that as did Mr Grace. Rene guested in this twice. Allo Allo was another great series by the writers.
The exchange between Lucas and the older woman was priceless...especially when he lost the chalk and then she grabbed his hand after. She was a hoot. Pure gold. And the man who dressed down Peacock...oh man. Plus, the first woman and the sister were absolutely gorgeous. What a great episode.
@Jim Notor you get off the video's bitch. Optimistic but u can't spell anyway. I've never seen such negativity and egotistical shit in my life. Please get a life of your own if you're able to
Absolutely one of the best episodes... so much going on. Mr Grainger and his runs, Mr Lucas and the cute little lady, the colds a few of them had... quite funny!
i love the episode especially when Mr Nash's sexual banter, interactions with the cleaning ladies!! Mr. Nash introduction to the cleaning ladies, regarding Mr. Lucas, "Robert Redford of the ready mades. That is why u almost never see him, he is always 5 minutes late! lmfao!!!
I used to watch this with my grandpop many years ago. It came up on my feed and that intro song was do cool. Cash register "percussion" strings and "going up!"
...Mrs. Slocombe is lucky she works for Grace Brothers. If I showed up to work with liquor on my breath, or drank on the job, I'd be fired right then and there.
If we only had these comedians today. So much fun .
The older I get the more I admire Mrs.Sloacomb. She is so resoursfull!
I dont mean to be offtopic but does anybody know of a trick to get back into an Instagram account..?
I somehow lost my password. I would love any tips you can offer me
@Trent Izaiah instablaster :)
@Ryan Winston i really appreciate your reply. I found the site through google and Im in the hacking process now.
I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Ryan Winston it worked and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thanks so much, you saved my account!
@Trent Izaiah glad I could help :)
I'm 42 years old I have been watching this show since I was 6 years old we only had two channels growing up till I was in my teens so I'm so happy I got to enjoy this awesome, hilarious show. Still love it thanks to youtube
Same my mom used to watch late nights on PBS they were hilarious then and still now! CAPTAIN PEACOCK!!
I know I am Australian .grew up with this .So bloody fantastic
Only two chanels ? Oh my, how you suffered, We had VHF channels 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 and UHF channels 41, 47, 68 and later I was able to receive 2 scrambled broadcasts HBO and WHT movie networks.
We used channel 3 for games and VCRs..
Analog television 📺 Long before digital Television 📺 ♥️
I was going through a l
Was on pbs and we only had 8 channels and loved the reruns. Nowadays it’s easy to watch
Love this show, I escape the bs of the world with is and i love the laughter. Oh to go back to simpler times
Well u look about my age. Lol vut even then when i was younger it was the 80s and 90s and they were simpler as well. So i day i agree 100%. Omg. Things today are insane
@@amberinthebox4462 Why? Why are they insane? I'm always curious what older people mean by this.
@Will Mason Oh, but Mr.Lucas had manners?
@Will Mason Boomers calling Millennials entitled is pretty fucking rich. 😂😂
@me pErVeRtS!!! wEiRdOs!!! 😂 How old are you? 105?
Mrs Schlocombe does the best drunk I've ever seen! 🤣😭
Right! She did the damn thang! ❤
I started watching this show when it began airing in the US, in the early 1980's. Liked it immediately. It's sad that almost the entire cast is gone now. Such great actors.
Unfortunately, all the main actors have passed on. Mr Rumbolt was the last to pass in 2014 or 2015 I believe.
I believe that Mr. Spooner is still with us.
Michelle Gulden pavarotti
I concur so sad their all gone. A couple were born in the late 1800s n the majority in the early 1900s, 20s n 30s. So they were all pretty mature folks when the show aired in '72. Still 1 of my favs as a kid growing up...
Actually, Are You Being Served? began airing on American TV in the late 1970s on certain local stations and PBS stations.
Still love this series. Loved it on PBS as a kid and it still holds up so well. It was ahead of it’s time
I watched it on pbs at night with my dad.
This show would never play on TV in 2022. All the sexual innuendos and jokes about how people speak and where they are from would send the woke crowd into therapy.
Back in the day of actual customer service
Yes, me to
@@kymberliromero8755My mother introduced me to it. Memories!
Mrs Slowcombe being drunk is too funny! I loved how Molly Sugden portrayed her.
She was a treasure.
Yeah, she got tiddly as she played the part 😇
Slocum
@@PatrickFDolan lol?
Please, make up your minds! Now, is it "Slowcombe" or "Slowcum"?
This and Keeping up Appearances never gets old
Mr. Lucas: What could be simpler than a London derriere? LMAO
I watched this show on PBS before switching over to Letterman back in the 90s. Not a great time in life, but this show helped a bunch
Yeah I remember watching this on PBS too! I also remember watching Fawlty Towers, As time goes by, and especially Keeping up Appearances on PBS too!
This series is rich with characters . All of them act so naturally . I think one is seeing the actual characteristics of the actors involved . You get that with British actors .
I keep wondering why the Miss Brahams character was written and acted as to be so utterly unlikable
A classic in the entertainment world - such talented people that will never be forgotten and will always be remembered for generations to come!
When I first saw this episode decades ago, I got a big laugh from Mr. Grainger and his have to make a sudden mad dash to the bathroom. These days I'm starting to relate to it.
I know the feeling !!
You had to say decades ago didn't you? Is it possible it was only a decade ago when you saw this, for my sake?
Metamucil!
@@clubsnatcher
Metamucil loosens you up, Granger was already too loose in the caboose and ready to poop his drawers.
@@carminemurray6624 It helps move your digestive system but isnt a laxative. It'll collect everything and hopefully bring it out in one go vs multiple ;)
Damn, I wish I could get away with bringing a flask of "Rum and Pep" into my work!
Miss Brahms' hair is en pointe with her curtain bangs. Lovely lady.
Reminds me of Catherine Deneuve
I'm not British......but this is my favorite British show ever.......I laugh so much......Thanks for putting this on RUclips.....Genius
That Mr. Mash is a very cheeky rascal!😂😂😂
@Rose Treiger Mash.
@@sandrajovic9304 Hmm....now I'm hankering for a bit of "bangers & mash" !
did mash ever have a first name?
I recognize the customer with glasses from another episode. He was an accountant, trying to fit his wife up for a company ball. The domestic fight that erupts with Mrs. Slocombe right in the middle was unforgettable. The wife ended up saying, "it's that woman, isn't it? The secretary on the comptrometer!" Mrs Fox is up to her “Dad’s Army” tricks again with Mr. Lucas.
It's the episode called " no sales"
"and you've just ruined a perfectly good marriage!!"
"it's that girl on the comptrometre, it all adds up!"
And the wife rips up the dress and the husband admits to the affair. Lol. And all she really wanted was a washing machine. Lol
Thank u I need these shows to fall asleep
The lady with the exchange request is the best and most delightful customer ever. She is so much fun.
Practically a Dads Army reunion. 5 actors in this episode have appeared in both shows
This is the best episode of the entire series with honorable mentions to "Dear Sexy Knickers", "The Think Tank", "Our Figures are Slipping", "German Week", "A Bliss Girl", and "The Punch and Judy Affair."
I forget this one. Mr. Mash and Lucas are clsssic
For me it's Forward Mr. GRANGER
The piece with Young Mr. Lucas and the customer was priceless!!!
I absolutely adore this show, always makes me laugh 😂
I love the British people, especially their accents!
Me, too! I'm Irish and can't stand our accent but love the British ones. They're warm and friendly.
I'd be happy to hear rushan language in it to
@@jamesbm971 i am Dutch, but love Brittish, Irish and Scottish accents, good memories of the Scottish accent because of my Scottish godfather. As a kid i was always fond of the way he pronounced my name.
@@gazepskotzs4 I was in Scotland about ten years ago. Lovely place and friendly people. I met some Dutch tourists before Covid while they were on holidays here, lovely people!
@@jamesbm971 You shouldn’t hate your accents, they have a charm to them! Along with Welsh and Scottish accents!
I remember my dad used to watch this and I remember loving the show.
Seen this near Its 1st airing...and at about 1:10, when Mr. Mash quips to Daphne, a cleaning Lady--..." I bet this ain't the first-time you lost your knickers in the Tube(subway)''...That is still a hilarious Line...in the Tradition of Burlesque....
Thank you for clearing up the joke! I hadn’t put together that tube was synonymous w/ subway.
Thank you I love these old comdey shows they make me happy to laugh
10:30 Mrs. Slocombe knows how to deal with covid-19.
LOLLL
So does Ms Brahms.
@@saravananp1740 😷not a new idea
She is just the cutest thing giggling and everything. She held so still while Mr. Lucas put his hand in her skirt, lol, I think she would have taken him home if she could, lol, I just love this show.
you do this now too a woman see what happens
She also played Mrs Fox on Dad’s Army.
When I was 12 years old we just grabbed and giggled and had fun.
@@mars188 why there's a lot of single women nowadays.
@@Thomas-yr9ln very true
“It’s wedged in the customer’s derrière.” The funniest skit in AYBS
I love this show because I would hear my dad watching it every night on pbs. He wouldn't let me watch it because it dirty. But when it started coming on on the Saturday night British comedy line up he started letting me watch it. When they done something like the vacuum bit he would pull a face atme but it always turned into a snicker. I think I enjoyed his laughing the most.
I miss the PBS, Saturday night, Brit-com line up. used to be so many
good shows in a row 2 Keeping up Appearances, then 2 are you being served?
waiting for god, and last of the summer wine.
Later my friend and I got into Rosemary & time,Doc martin and father Brown as well as Eastenders, and the Vicar of Dibbly. 😀
Mr. Lucas made that woman's day! Lol!
It made her year!
if it happened today he would get the sack") saying that , capt peacock wouldnt amount to anything either; even seniors have to do their part ....to help customers when the occassion clls for it.
He never got his chalk back... oops.
@@sandrajovic9304 ha ha. dont think i would want it back!
@@jessiejames7492 hell no, nobody would!
The umbrella and the tape measure, priceless.
He hit him below the belt.
A low blow as it were.
The Onion under the arm and the carbolic soap under the tongue was a great bit.
"Lucas the toucas." I don't understand why that line didn't get a massive laugh, it's brilliant!!!
If I am not incorrect, it is a pun on the yiddish word for butt.
Tuchus.
@@carminemurray6624 yes, you are correct. I just never knew how to spell it correctly. It's nor like the cool things are listed any where!
probably went over some heads
My last name is Lucas. I find it quite funny.
I'm glad I work where I work because if you're sick and they tell you you can't go home that makes it an unsafe work zone when you got people going around coughing and hacking all over people unsanitary
Pretty common when this aired, the 70s, calling in sick was frowned upon
we knew that germs weren't as bad as u snowflake think
Depends on the condition. Someone only having a runny nose is hardly a reason to be absent.
The ones least likely to be allowed to go home are nurses and CNAs...
My Mum used to watch this on telly when I was very little. I never understood the big person language and found it boring. NOW I understand why my Mum used to laugh so much😆😆😆❤️
I love this whole series ❤️
love the show better than anything on now in 2021
Miss Brahms- Do we have Y-backs?
Mr. Humphries: No. Strangely, there's not much call for those. LOL
She said wide backs, in reference to the others being called wide fronts.
Scott Currie No, they're called y fronts!
@@scottydog1313 r/whoooosh
Thank you so much for these uploads! This is an iconic show and very hard to find
This is one of my favorites, very funny.
This is one of my favourite episodes😍😻🎥🎬🃏top 3
Mine too, i like the early ones... Lucas absolutely cracks me up, it was too bad he left the series
@@sonsofmccormick1296 The show was beyond it's peak at that point and was in decline. I don't blame him for leaving when he did. He had a great run as Mr. Lucas and it was time to move on.
I think it was the best one.
@@steve2474 I agree
Mr. Lucas never got what he wanted. Instead he ended up in the hospital.👍🏼👊🏽👏🏽🐈🐕👀🤕😩😭😫😂
"What are you afraid of?"
"The unknown"
HAHA
My childhood revisited.
I was a kid growing up in the 70,s early 80,s love these pommy comedy can't beat them
Such a creative way to measure the inside leg :)
Rudyne...well, since I don't know where you're from, in Europe all men at the age of 18 have to enlist (at least when I was younger) and it's not a bad thing, considering how some of today's younger generation of men is so self-centered. It is said that the services make men out of boys!
@@marinazagrai1623 oh I see
How can ya not luv Mr Humphries ❤ 😆
i love watching show like this makes me think about my job at Target a 5 hour work day standing on your feet all day only one 15 mins then back to work in till 1 pm in the after noon then i am off for week then it starts all over again every Monday.
"They're not for looking at
Are they...?
They're for taking off!"
🤣
Mr. Humphries: "Miss Brahms ...Take the gentlemen's inside leg" Miss Brahms: "NO......it's not ladylike" Mr. Humphries: "Well I do it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Yeah we all heard. Please be quiet.
“I’ll bet it’s not the first time you’ve lost your knickers in a tube!” Looool brilliant.
Lololol
@me tube = train tunnel where teens went to fool around iam assuming
Ground floor: perfumery
Stationery and leather goods
Wigs and haberdashery
Kitchenware and food
Going up
First floor: telephones
Gents' ready-made suits
Shirts, socks, ties, hats
Underwear and shoes
Going up
Second floor: carpets
Travel goods and beddings
Materials and soft furnishing
Restaurant and teas
Going down"
Thanks♥
Third floor: gent´s requirements
Prophylactic necessaries,
Hair pieces, dentures
Discrete personal preferences
And ...
... going down.
🧐
@@mark-j-adderley I didn't know there was a 3rd Fl verse. lol Thx! I loved that show as a kid growing up n still do. Thx God for RUclips!!
@@sandrajovic9304 🖕😠
Very well done! 👏👏👏👏👏 😁😁😁😁😁
I remember this used to come on late at night on the pbs channel
11pm
Used to watch it on pbs
Right timing to watch this episode! Under lockdown! A BIG thank you to all the frontliners worldwide. May God help us all during this difficult time. Love and prayers from Malaysia.🙏
Good words, lots of best wishes from Montreal, Canada
I thought of the lockdown when I saw Miss Brahms improvise a mask.
"I'm sure you won't mind folding the hort!" --- She always played the best sot. 24:05
"You can like it or lump it." When I was a kid I remember having a crush on Miss. Brahms.
I am sure Mrs. Slocombe had her share of admirers too. The actress who played her was quite attractive in her younger days and she looked very nice when she was dressed up.
Diane Newman no, it's MISS Brahms.
@@r.s.7198 👍👍👍👍
@Diane Newman It's MISS. This Ms thing is feminist boll*cks.
I still do...💖
How futuristic Shirley wearing the mask, flashforward to 2020.
preprogramming....
Flashback to 1918.
Miss Brahms was especially pretty in this one... 🥰
Except when she talks! Common as the cold!
She’s putting on the accent 🙄
She's no Margaret Rutherford but she is a rather fetching lass.....
I noticed that too I'm not sure if it's the make up or the hair but she was exceptionally pretty in this episode!!!
Question is, when isn't she especially pretty
Really think 🤔 this woman was getting a thrill from mr Lucas couldn’t stop laughing 😆
😂
Omgosh 😂
The writers and actors are just the best.
Mr Lucas is so flip n funny.
Even more fun watching this one during the corona virus misery...
Come to Florida, they don't care about that virus here.😵🤦
lmao....oh, Mr. Lucas. I always got a kick out of this episode because of how tickled that curvy woman gets when Mr. Lucas is waiting on her lol. Such a good episode
She was Mrs Fox who married Corporal Jones in Dad's Army.. Ms Brahms guested in that as did Mr Grace. Rene guested in this twice. Allo Allo was another great series by the writers.
@@tkps5079 I've been wanting to watch Allo Allo.
I prefer Mr. Harmon as being sophisticated and not creepy, especially when Mrs. Slocum was living on the third floor of Grace Brother's.
Love this episode. I had a crush on mr. Lucas. I remember watching this show years ago. I am glad we can watch them on the internet now.
Are You Being Served?, Keeping Up Appearances, Last Of The Summer Wine. Love these shows, the characters were awesome.
Hello how are you doing Scott??
Mrs brown boys
The exchange between Lucas and the older woman was priceless...especially when he lost the chalk and then she grabbed his hand after. She was a hoot. Pure gold. And the man who dressed down Peacock...oh man. Plus, the first woman and the sister were absolutely gorgeous. What a great episode.
Hello how are you doing Thomas
Hi Thomas- Mrs. Slocombe is truly hilarious. So is Mr. Humphries. Thus show is hilarious.
"Hello lovely boy" 😂
Poor Mr. Grainger was on the toilet pretty much the whole episode😂
hey, he got paid haha
At his advanced age, probably due to an enlarged prostate, which squeezes the urethra, causing the need to urinate to increase. Poor chap. :-(
i wouldve have gotten him some imodium AD problem solved
I can relate to him because I had that kind of stomach problems most of my life off and on.
I got sent home for that.
My man Lucas can never catch a break. I felt bad for him.
U did? ...yeah I did too.
If only Mr. Grace knew the real reason why Lucas wanted to go home, he'd send him home in a heartbeat... 😁
@@sonsofmccormick1296 I think you're right👍
@@sonsofmccormick1296 and throw in that his girlfriend is a nurse. I'd be happy he got what he wanted for once.
@Jim Notor you get off the video's bitch. Optimistic but u can't spell anyway. I've never seen such negativity and egotistical shit in my life. Please get a life of your own if you're able to
Absolutely one of the best episodes... so much going on. Mr Grainger and his runs, Mr Lucas and the cute little lady, the colds a few of them had... quite funny!
Tami Hayes love your comment
Not to mention tipsy and then drunk Mrs Slocombe ... one of my favorite running gags of the series.
@@leomdk939 that’s right… I forgot about her being drunk at the end. Quite a few episodes where Slocumbe gets wasted! She makes it look so fun though.
@@leomdk939.yeah she was hilarious especially drunk.
i love the episode especially when Mr Nash's sexual banter, interactions with the cleaning ladies!! Mr. Nash introduction to the cleaning ladies, regarding Mr. Lucas, "Robert Redford of the ready mades. That is why u almost never see him, he is always 5 minutes late! lmfao!!!
"In me bum!"
love that line
I used to watch this with my grandpop many years ago. It came up on my feed and that intro song was do cool. Cash register "percussion" strings and "going up!"
A funny show! This was a favorite for my brother! Hilarious! Thanks for sharing.👍
I’m laughing so hard right now. Thanks so much for posting this masterpiece of television 👍🏻
...Mrs. Slocombe is lucky she works for Grace Brothers. If I showed up to work with liquor on my breath, or drank on the job, I'd be fired right then and there.
England in 1970’s was different
@@joeschmoe8504 yeah so now workers come in high and smelling of pot but thaaaats ooook
This was the best episode they ever did.
I love this show
At 9.00 the pretty and elegant Lady is Ann Sydney who was Miss UK and Miss World 1964 no less!
Really, I never heard till today that the British girl won Miss. Universe or World🌏.
Friday April 3 2020 watched episode under curfew from Punjab India during a pandemic corona virus.
It's Mrs fox! Good heavens Mr Lucas you've got your hands full!
She had two nice handfuls up top.
I love this show too
She don't always take your temperature the way you expect.
i really lost it when the guy got his ' insam ' measured .😆😂
Love this episode! Gin and pep. ;)
I'm 48 one my favorite show time like Benny Hill
Make retail great again!
I love that mrs slocombe just got pissed on shift and no one batted an eyelid. Ahh the old days
18:05 love Pamela cundel. Mrs fox from dads army
A wonderful and funny episode.
I believe that was Mrs. Fox from Dad's Army, and young Mr. Grace was the vicar's gardener.
This is as good as Carol Burnett show here in USA. These shows were comedy at its best.
The original cast always will the best.
11:15 Miss Brahms preparing for COVID forty years early
I love the show but this is actually got to be one of the funniest episodes.😂
Small thing but I did feel the need to comment...
"this *is* actually got to be..."
should be
"this *has* got to be one of the..."
Kris... my love thank you for posting these shows.
Mr. Grainger had the Howling Skitters. 🤣
Funny to think how long ago this show started.....I was 13 when it first screened, and now I'm 63!!