American Reacts The Two Ronnies - Accountant Bore
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I swear Ronnie Barker barely needs any costume design, make up or anything, he just becomes different characters and personalities seamlessly. Wow.
Have you seen the inventors convention ?
Good Actors.
You should be talking in past tense, considering he's well and truly passed on by now.
The two Ronnie's wasn't a sitcom, it was more a sketch show. I grew up watching them, It's impossible not to like the two Ronnie's. True legends.
Ronnie Barker was such an amazing wordsmith, as you'll see if you continue watching their sketches. How they memorise some of the stuff on a weekly basis was pretty stunning. A great talented pair who richly deserve all the love they've received over the years.
"pretty sunning"? Of course, some steeples do have problems with worms...
@@DawnSuttonfabfour Thank you. Spelling error corrected. Must do better. 😳
Did you not realise, when you first posted your comment here, that you referred to one person as a pair?
@@BlackSoul4876 Doh! After many, many years of The Two Ronnies it's very difficult to think of one without the other. Well spotted, Sir.
@@DruncanUK I certainly would understand what you mean. 😄
The Two Ronnies was a sketch-show not a sitcom. Ronnie Corbett (Mr Fishbein in this sketch) generally played the outgoing flamboyant characters, while Ronnie Barker (who wrote much of the material under the pseudonym Gerald Whiley to avoid attention) played the more subtle understated characters
Did you notice Ronnie C's mistake whilespeaking? :)
@@Isleofskye aye he got the child's name wrong but the take was so good they kept it
@@derekflynn9644 True Derek:)
Hope you get to look at Porridge, I think that was Ronnie Barkers finest hour. (Porridge, slang for doing prison time)
Budgie - Small Australian parakeet very popular in the UK as a cage and aviary bird. Was a favourite pastime of the working class 1950s onwards breeding and showing Budgerigars.
Or pretending to be Adam Faith.
Couldn't agree more. Porridge is possibly Britain's best ever sitcom, because it made great comedy out of prison, without any sentimentality or moralising. And much of that was down to Barker's brilliant acting skills.
Americans call them parakeets
@@becomemexican - Parakeet is a generic term that covers all small parrot like birds including lovebirds etc. So yeh Budgies are Parakeets the same as Macaws at Parrots. You are not wrong, just that parakeet does not really tell you everything
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Thanks for the Attenborough description. I was clarifying that for Americans the budgie is what they call a parakeet
Budgerigar, or, Budgie, os a small species of parakeet, but it's not what you would call a parakeet. My observation is you call Parrots, parakeets. Parakeet's are a whole group, not one particular variety. Budgies are tiny, brightly coloured (usually predominately blue, or, green) and good talkers. Size of a Canary but with a long tail.
And originally from Australia.
Are you Simpkins using a false name?!!!
" I just like learning about stuff"! What an excellent quality, me too!
Budgie - ie Budgerigar, a popular Australian bird often kept as a pet
These two were friends and duo comedian act for decades. Also extremely good actors. The smaller one sometimes would be seen ready to laugh. My parents loved them as did all of us growing up.
Good on you Conner, it's so refreshing to see a young fellow like yourself with genuine interest in these old classic British comedies. I grew up with them in the 60's/70's in Australia and I'd love a dollar for every time they cracked me up laughing. Here's a few more to check out: The Benny Hill Show, Peter Cook and Dudley Moore, Mr Bean, Allo' Allo', Steptoe and Son, Open all hours & Mind your language, have fun!
Gazza, Aussie here, totally agree with everything you wrote 👍
Don't forget "Desmond's".
The 2 Ronnies are unusual in that they switch straight and funny roles
This is sketch comedy. Everything you need to know is contained in the performance!
a budgie is called a parakeet in the USA. in Britain a parakeet is a larger bird of the same family
It’s a shortening of the word budgerigar (might not be correct spelling). They are small colourful birds which can be taught to speak so they used to be a great favourite with old ladies.
The Two Ronnies were a great comedic duo. Ronnie Barker, the big one, had great ideas and Ronnie Corbett could completely lose himself in very complex routines displaying incredible energy while simultaneously letting the audience know he was going to make them laugh. Together they were hilarious.
I had the honour of meeting Ronnie Barker about 50 years ago when I was assistant manager at a large West London cinema which was staging an operatic Society‘s production of ‘The King and I’ and his daughter was one of the Siamese children. His visit was unannounced and unpublicised because as he explained he was not there as himself but rather as the parent of someone appearing on the stage. His wife was with him. The committee of the operatic Society was also in attendance and I remember the slightly tipsy treasurer pretended to look under a desk to find Ronnie Corbett. We all cringed. We had a very old visitors book in the office and I was actually able to show him the verified signature in it of John Christie, the mass murderer, who was hanged in the early 1950s.
The Two Ronnie was very mainstream tv, Saturday night tv, sketch show. Where as Yes Minister/yes Prime Minister is probably the best British comedy
If you see the name Gerald Wiley under the writing credits thats Ronnie Barkers Pseudonym. He loves word play.
The writers of the Two Ronnies were probably the best Britain ever had. Most of the Monty Python team, Spike Milligan and the sadly recently deceased Barry Cryer and many many more.
Including, of course, Ronnie Barker himself using the pseudonym of Gerald Wiley :)
RB wrote them
The two Ronnies musical sketches are the best
"Could care less"? Somebody needs to watch the 'Dear America..' episode of David Mitchell's soapbox. Actually, I think you get a kick out of watching all of them, they're only a few minutes each and they're right up your street.
Interesting difference between US and British usage of English.
However, we are clearly right - if you could care less, you obviously must care about it. Only if you couldn’t care less has it no interest for you!!
I grew up in the 70s and 80s here in the UK the Golden era of British comedy. I suggest another Two Ronnies sketch to look up called fate worse than death
A badgie is a budgerigar, an Austalian bird. Americans mistakenly call them parakeets.
Two other great British shows are Red Dwarf and the TV mini series Hitch-Hikers Guide To The Galaxy.
Two Ronnies ladies male voice choir definitely worth a watch
As said, Budgie is budgerigar, small parrot type thing from Audtralia
Have you had a look at "Poridge" a sitcom written and starring Ronnie Barker, or "Open All Hours"
Hi Conn.If u can try a double feature with very good quality called 2 Ronnies by the sea/The Picnic 1hr17 mins.Its silent comedy set in the 1930s.There's just oohs & Arghs & grunts & groans in the right places.I've not seen this come up anywhere else.Maybe the running time puts them off or it gets blocked.You could divide it if u can do it.
Budgies or budgerigars are the same parrot-like birds that Americans apparently mistakingly call Parakeets, but which budgies are not really of the same close family. Budgies are small but usually brightly multi-coloured and are very popular as tame caged birds in many countries around the world. If kept as a sigle bird or maybe as a pair from a young age, budgies may even mimic some of the sounds of the human voice or maybe even a pet dog. They would not be loud talkers like cookatoos, but as they will often tend to repeat swearing or obscene phrases, this may be a blessing. The wild species live only in Australia, mainly in desert or semi-desert areas. There are still large numbers of the species living in the Australian bush or Outback, and although the species is not endangered it is illegal in Australia to keep them as pets or caged without a permit, and it is also illegal to export them alive or dead from Australia. This is not unusual as most of Australia's native bird species have the same restrictions even if not endangered. But budgies like cockatoos and a lot other colourful species of Australia's birds have been bred domestically overseas for so long that large enough self-sustaining populations exist outside of Australia to generally satisfy the international pet or caged bird market. Some entrepreneurial fellows have been known to enter Australia for the main purpose of capturing some or many wild budgerigars and try to smuggle them out of the country. If caught they face a hefty fine, probably some time spent in jail, and a stern warning that if they ever try to ever re-enter Australia they will be prosecuted even more severely. Apparently the introduction of native wild stock into the international breeding stock generally enhances the genetic diversity of the species and improves the general constitution of their captive offspring.
Australians have a special name for the brief swimwear that is probably better known as Speedos. If you are familar with the general size and shape of budgerigars, and have ever seen the iconic Australian Lifesavers in their standard uniform, then you will probably understand where the term "budgie smugglers" came from.
Budgie is the common name for a small parrot-like bird native to Australia. They are probably the most popular cage birds in the world. For some strange reason Americans tend to call them parakeets.
I wonder if you have ever done Ronnie Barker's mispronunciation sketch? Barker is brilliant with mispronunciation as evidenced by his several sketches such as Swedish Made Simple as well as the one called Mispronunciation, but of course, their Four Candles sketch is the most famous of all.
I totally agree Conner.
Yeah British TV was smashing once upon a time, before some people thought it was too dangerous for their health and ruined it for the normal people 😔
The Budgerigar is one of those animals that couldn't be further from being boring, after all, they are brightly coloured, learn to repeat human speech with surprising facility, make modest demands for feeding and watering, and can enliven the the homeliest home with their cheeps.
Interestingly, their common name, Budgerigar, is derived from the Australian aboriginal language spoken predominantly in the area of Captain Cook's expedition when it landed in Australia.
It means; 'I don't know what you are saying', which I have often found amusing, as another Australian aboriginal language's words for this same phrase are 'kangaroo'.
Did you read this, thinking the words in Simpkin's voice? I know I do.
Budgie (Budgerigar) small bird - tame so kept in small cages in the house - my dad used to have one called Joey x have a look at the BlackBerry sketch too 👍
budgerigar is a small bird native to australia and is abundant in the wild - uk and other countries have them as a domestic cage bird
I am renowned for my sense of levity. In reality, I design Paper Clips. I pride myself on being an expert in this field and this has been my passion for nearly 30 years now since I started at Radia Paper Clips which is an Anglo-French Firm. As I'm sure we all know a paper clip is a device, used worldwide to temporally hold papers together. An interesting fact is that the technology for manufacturing paper clips evolved in the early years of the twentieth century, and has remained virtually unchanged since the 1930s!
Paper clips come in several forms, but the one most often seen in common use is called the Gem clip. The origin of the term "Gem" is supposed to have originated from one of our British firms that began exporting them at least 100 years ago, which I find fascinating. The term has come to stand for the iconic shape of the oval-within-oval design. Actually, any clip of this shape is called a Gem clip, regardless of the manufacturer. Another type of paper clip sometimes used by archivists and librarians is called the Gothic clip. It has a rectangular shape, with a triangular inner loop. Other distinguishing marks of paper clips are the overall size, the thickness, and quality of the wire, and whether the clip is corrugated or smooth
Wonderful - you make accountants seem so exciting! 😂
One does enjoy some jocularity but nothing too saucy...
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I realise that The Paper Clip Industry is not for everyone but really.....
That sounds very much like Peter Cook!
these are sketches, they’re all different characters. These 2 were geniuses as were the writers.
The Two Ronnies are genius. Have a look at a British female comedian, Dawn French, as The Vicar of Dibley especially ‘the puddle’. The whole series is hilarious!
It's not a sitcom, it's a sketch show, so there aren't characters for you to get used to. They were a great combination as they were so different, Corbett was a comedian and all round entertainer, while Barker was a writer and actor, he never appeared as himself.
They both did sitcoms seperately. Ronnie Corbett did, Sorry, which he played a middle aged librarian dominated by his mother. Barker did lots of them, I clouding two classics, Porridge, which was set in a prison, where he played a career criminal doing his latest stretch inside. Also Open All Hours , where he played a tight fisted shop keeper, with David (Del Boy) Jason as his nephew and assistant.
i am totally suprised no one has ever told you about Dick Emery that man was a total genius
The Two Ronnie's were brilliant. I grew up watching them.. A budgie is a small bird we have as pets .
Hi Connor, The 2 Ronnies is a sketch show no a sitcom, both acted in sitcoms
I think they both started in either the Frost Report or That Was The Week That Was (TW3), never sure which was first, both Sketch shows, with a News bias.
Given your interest in History and Comedy these maybe worth finding and watching.
My two favourite comedians. Both good actors as well. One of their best sketches is four candles.
Budgie budgerigar a small colourful Australian bird. Hence the Australian slang expression for very tight men’s swim trunks. (Speedos). budgie smugglers
A budgie is like a small canary
I think the initial inspiration for the Morecambe and Wise duo and the Two Ronnies acts was the earlier American acting duo of Bud Abbott and Lou Costello. These became dated in the US while this style of comedy was taking off in the UK with the roll out of TV' sets. That's why British TV comedy seems better when you compare.
Budgies - small parakeet type birds, usually light blue or green and found in Australia. Famously, James Bond emerges from the sea in Casino Royale in close fitting swimwear that the Australians call, “budgie smugglers”.
love you love our comedies, and the Budgie by the way is a Budgerigar
Hiya. You seem to have stopped watching 'Yes, Minister', the precursor to 'Yes, Prime Minister'. I hope this is just an oversight. Stay safe. All the best to you.
I also don't care where a show comes from. If it's good, it's good. America has produced a lot of great comedians whose comedy has reached across the whole world, as we can see by the number of channels that react to them.
Ronnie Baker and Robins Williams best 2 commedians in history , & in Australia is Barry Humpheries !!!
Try and find some clips of Porridge, starring and written by Ronnie Barker. (Porridge is a slang word for prison)
This isn't a sitcom, it's just a sketch. A lot of Canadians enjoy British comedy too. I used to enjoy Golden Girls and when I was very small, Amos and Andy. They took them off for PC reasons. X
'Budgie' is an Australian native parrot - Budgerigar.
A budgy is a small Australian bird that is popular as a cage bird in U K
My wife and I stumbled on Barker and Corbett in the late 1970's; for over 30 years we couldn't say "fork" without saying "fork 'handle".
Yes we had wonderful comedy shows with brilliant writers and cast. I loved them?
Hey Connor, love love love your reactions to British comedy! Pleeeease will you react to The Two Ronnies " The Plumstead ladies male voice choir" ....... I CANNOT WAIT to watch your reaction, please have subtitles on for it though or you'll miss so much xxx
Sketch show. Quite a long-standing popular comedy format.
Each 30 minutes episode is nothing more than a series of short, individual scenes often quite random in nature. Sometimes recurring characters (like "Nan" whom you liked before) but we Brits do like a lot of variety.
Listing British sketch shows would take an absolute age. The Catherine Tate Show, Smack the Pony, The Two Ronnies (these two gents in this vid), Little and Large, Morcame and Wise, French and Saunders, Not the Nine O' Clock News, Monty Python (it's how they got started)... etc. etc. etc!
By the way, as you were commenting on your love of British comedies, it's "couldn't care less" not "could care less"
It’s a small bird kept as a pet they’re from the parakeets family who are pretty sometimes and sometimes even talk
Michael
It would be remiss not to point out that during this sketch Mr.Corbett, inadvertently, called Mr. Barker's Son: Watkins when it was, clearly stated by Mr. Batker that the Son was called Wilkins.
This may seem a small detail to some but I feel it is essential to maintain standards particularly in the comedic sphere...
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In today's news, a Banker and Accountant have, sadly, divorced. :(
They couldn't reconcile their differences...
Couldn't agree more with you Conner , apart from the brilliant script writing what makes the "Two Ronnie's" show so brilliant is their timing , it's as funny now as when it was first screened in the 70's and 80's keep them coming 🤣
Watch Porridge from episode 1. Some of Barkers' finest comedy.
English humour. We love to laugh at ourselves.
Buggie is a small caged bird.
A 'budgie' is short for budgerigar, a small colourful bird from Austrailia many British people keep as pets. I think that they're called parakeets in the US.
Didn't know that.👍
Yes Prime Minister may be my favourite but Porridge is a close second.
Harry Enfield might be a good one for you, he also did sketches and lots of them too.
These guys and the others you mentioned were on TV during my childhood and the whole family enjoyed and laughed along with them. Sadly that can’t always be said of shows today. They have stood the test of time pretty well because they don’t rely on the outrageous or vulgar to get their laughs. Yes Minister/Prime Minister is my favourite tho’!
Yes fantastic shows, I just laugh till I cry with these gems, and if you are a care guy, the Clarkson era of Top Gear is very watchable. Thanks for trying to make people aware of what they could be watching...
I just love the Two Ronnies... Sadly as a non-british person I found them a little too late to really appreciate them.
Some of my favorite sketches are
(ruclips.net/video/kAG39jKi0lI/видео.html) My Blackberry is not working (only 1 Ronnie, though)
and
(ruclips.net/video/0JSahEDRjvw/видео.html) Britain over the Centuries in 2000
G'day - Connor > A BUGGIE is a Bird - Native to Australia ...
Budgie = Budgerigar - pet bird
A budgie is a budgerigar, a small Australian parakeet.
A budgie is a small parrot.
Budgie is short for budgerigar, small member of the parrot family.
I can't believe you haven't reacted to Porridge yet!
Have you sen SNL Colonel Angus, it’s amazing.
You have to watch some "Allo allo".
Yes, absolutely! Great and funny show about the WWII. I haven't seen anyone recommending it before you.
Not much boring about being so hilarious!
Budgie is a pet bird in a cage
Like a canary
These are so old think they’ve got a nerve copyrighting it!!👍😉
There is a wealth of British comedies to be explored. There are hilarious Sitcoms or what the US PBS channels call Britcoms.
Keeping Up Appearances
Last of the Summer Wine
Are You Being Served
Only Fools and Horses
Open All Hours
Mr. Bean
The Thin Blue Line
Red Dwarf
Wooster and Jeeves
The Vicar of Dibley
Father Ted
Waiting for God
The Goodies
Fswlty Towers
Benny Hill
And the list goes on. Enjoy watching.
You have to start watching Monty Python, especially the skit of 'bring out your dead bodies' or 'I want to be a woman!' Or watch all of Fawlty Towers.
Hi You should watch the Ronnie Corbett in the sketch My Blackberry is not working it’s very funny. 🤣🤣
Quite simply you should watch all the episodes of the 2 Ronnies as well as Porridge (including the movie and the Pilot) also Open all hours
Budgie. Little colourful bird.
Budgie is a kind of bird...
Budgie - think Tweety Pie.
The two Ronnies are sadly not with us now but they’ve left us with so much so we can always be able to laugh 😂 at their brilliant shows Ronnie Barker is the one that was boring and Ronnie Corbett is the bass you must watch Would I Lie To You it’s absolutely brilliant and Friday Night Dinner is just hilarious 😂 love from Denise in Yorkshire England 🏴😂😂😂👏👏👍🥰👋💞💞
BBC comedy in 70s and 80s 90s are absolutely brilliant - we had some great performers and writers. Unfortunately Political Correctness dropped on bomb on that although Ricki Gervais came along. I like Ricky but earlier sitcoms they did not have to use four letter words all the time because it was forbidden so they had to get there laughs by being quietly vulgar - hence the sketch you just saw. My childhood we were glued to the TV because of Morecombe and Wise, the Two Ronnies, Fawlty Towers - they are timeless and I am so glad to see how much you get British humour.
Really enjoying your reactions to UK comedy. You, Ecletic Beard and BXKid7 in particular are actually taking the time to invest in these shows, admit it when you don’t understand something but most importantly, genuinely want to learn things to increase your enjoyment. Even the Two Ronnies and Morecambe & Wise on an off day are far better than any of the shouty, sweary rubbish that passes as comedy today. Please though, be the first one to look thoroughly into One Foot in the Grave. Think you can find full length videos on here. Like most comedies, the first series is a bit iffy, but after that the quality just goes up and up.
Morecambe and Wise man 😫🤣
A budgie is a bird.
Racing Duck, again!
Continue the Turkish Century please
Oioi Conner , have you reacted to Les Dawson? , don't mention mother-in-law, lol
Don’t forget the Roly Polys! 😂😂😂!
love yes prime minister, one of my favorite Britcom another one is to the manor born.
Try to take a look at porridge if you can, its Ronnie Barkers best work imo
A Budgie is a Bird
budgerigar - colourful, small, bird in cage.
I think you are being a bit unfair to USA shows, I use to love Roseanne and Cheers, following on with Frazier. One of the best stand up comedians/actor was Robin Williams RIP. You should do a reaction to Robin Williams on the Parkinson show, one of the best interviewers in the UK of his time.