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If you'll pardon the pun, here is even more "A Bit of Fry & Laurie" here: bit.ly/2OJKqZD
Because they used "here" twice in the same sentence.
@@marlowe4105 and because they used "more" and "a bit".
You wouldn't read about it on television.
Did you love your own comment?
@@rmk3155 whats wrong with them loving their own comment, hm? Are you the love-police? Is it against the law, to love your own comments now? You're destroying their joy of love and that can't be the task of the love-police. You used to defend every citizens love, no matter whom or what they love. I am afraid your department has changed for the worst, constable.
Very good looking 😁
For the first skit, I can't decide if it's funnier if A) he's not heard the phrase "Good morning" once in 27 years or B) he's been casually admitting to espionage and high treason every time someone enters his shop before noon.
You need help!
It's clearly B
I think it's number B. You can tell it's a regular occurrence from the complete disinterest expressed by Mr Dalliard.
Well, he is located in britain, so... its A i would say...
FR
I love the phrase “detonate our relatives” so much.
Haha yeah
I use it as often as I can.
I've got a few relatives I'd like to detonate.
I quite like “friendly milk Will countermand my trousers” and “national service, who is she?”
@@susannamarker2582 don't we all
"We do try to accommodate our customers, but not being a hotel we find that almost impossible" is my new favourite customer service line
'Oh, you are genuinely stupid. I do apologise' always has me on the floor 🤣🤣
I love Hugh's expressions. He has something of a rubber face.
It's like if confusion has a face
GREAT COMPLIMENT!
Btw.
Of course.
Samuel Barber He is the best actor/comedian since Stanley Laurel for variety, versatility and adaptability!
I love Laurie's constant 4th-wall-breaking looks into the camera.
As if he is looking for support...
I can't even imagine how one would start writing these fever dreamish scripts. May British comedy never change
On drugs.
🤣
2:57 A MODEL AIRPLANE OF WATER always kills me
"A model aeroplane of water"
A model?!
Bring these two magnificent fellows back again. There humour is needed nowadays more than ever.
Dog "I'd like to have this man put down, please." Brilliant!!
Ohhh man I miss this show XD "Mr Dalliard! I've gone peculiar now!" Priceless XD
the skit w the teacher just made me feel bad lmao; thats how I feel some of my professors feel with online learning bc the material is clear and so are the questions but no one besides 2 or 3 participate.
yess it reminded me of zoom classes when no one participates and it’s awkward
As a new teacher that skit hit different
Higher English class (compulsory for university entry) was JUST like that! The teachers must have been driven crazy by the apathy. Lol
It takes a special kind of incompetence to cut off most of the sketches before the punchline. Congratulations, editor.
Oh man, why they do that is like a Satan thing, or ppl liking coins to get coronavirus
It's...fine? I dont know what you're talking about. Are you referring to the ads?
@@PointsofData The first sketch has a sentence cut off at the end. Not sure about the rest.
klystron2010 The barbershop sketch has most of the punch cut off.
Robota BBC
Love Hugh's world-weariness and 4th wall asides.
13:50~ love the baby footprints on the blackboard 😃👍😄
When the dog spoke I died 😂😂😂
I don't know how Laurie managed to keep a straight face during these sketches.
I'd love to see a blooper reel! 😁
Or Fry for that matter!
Hugh Laurie's "monologue" skit (ignored teacher) was fascinating. He's so great
These two bring me to tears of laughter---how they thought up these skits is remarkable, and better than anything on Saturday Night Live.
The guy in the audience wrote them
The first sketch is one of the greatest ever!
I've seen these skits hundreds of time and they're still hilarious.
'I'd like to have this man put down please'..... Lool!
We do try to accommodate our customers, but not being a hotel we find it almost impossible. --> precious!
I would like to thank Fry & Laurie for the character of the nonsensical shopkeeper. I have channelled that character many times when I get scam phone calls regarding car crashes I have been involved in, or court cases against me by the Tax office. They usually hang up on me when I call on Mr Dalliard, and never call back for some strange reason.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 class stuff mate
I'm loving all the airfix models in this sketch
T R Airfix, Revell and Tamiya! The modern youngsters wouldn't have the patience to put together a scale model accurately and paint it with precision, never mind the decals!
@@annatamparow4917 21 year old scale modeller here!
Anna Tamparow 19 year old here. And I know quite a lot of people who are very interested in model making, I don’t have the money or the skill personally, I don’t see how people can paint so finely and detailed, and get every bit of it accurate and perfect. But some of my friends have built and painted models, I was thinking of buying some premade models.
@@annatamparow4917 17 year old modeller here, altough it has been over 2 years since the last one
We really were blessed with these guys fantastic writing and performances and timing is everything
I'VE BEEN ACTIVATED! AFTER ALL THESE YEARS!
'It's b-a-s-t-a-r-d, otherwise good'😂 great teaching 😂
The brilliance of Laurie multi-tasking .I refer not only to the concurrency of the Tickling of the Ivories, but more specifically; the delivering the pitch perfection of the mouth trumpet whilst choking back giggles {or were they gaffaws?)
That sketch at the vet had me dead. What an absolute king. Hilarious
I will always be thinking of Jeeves and Wooster with these two.
the second segment always gets me no matter how many times I watch is it's freaking hilarious 😂😂
0:40 "It is now 27 summers since comrade Milenski stood slightly to the left of you are now and..."
Surely he stood to the far left?
😂
Good one, I saw Jimmy Carr on QI too 😁 (he went, for Fry pleasingly, the other way tho...)
You don't need a question mark after an affirmative sentence.
@@susannamarker2582 Surely you can end such a sentence with a question mark?
@@Calmputer A question, yes. Apart from that, no. What you wrote isn't a question.
Im so happy that HL landed the House part. He was amazing and perfect for it. And since ive delved into his previous work and realized it's a shame that American audience had no idea that he has alwAys been terrific
I am American, and I had never heard of his role as in the House show, nor even knew anything about that series, until I started reading amazed comments by people who were stunned he'd been in anything BUT that show. I've never heard his American accent.
The way Stephen Fry gets so fully into character is incredible. The words flow so freely and the delivery so instinctive, it’s as if he IS the character.
@@hollandsemum1 Not every actor is “great”. Now move along.
@@Onslaught17huh?
@@methamphetamememcmeth3422 Not the brightest?
8:08 this skit is the origin story for how Dr. House came to hate humanity.
we've been enjoying those two for around 20yrs before he was cast as Dr House and those bigwigs responsible for casting him had no idea what Hugh did in the past. How was that possible?
@@granville7 It was a joke.
@@granville7 they thought he was american at first, that's the crazier thing
@@petermccannell7565 I was today years old when I found out Hugh was not American
@@granville7 wow
Masterful placement of midrolls and also editing in general to completely kill a number of the jokes. Jolly well done.
that confuse expression😂 never bored of it
Ah, the bar sketch is just what The Two Ronnies did so well! Lovely bit of word-play.
"Listen to me lovelet, language circumscribes beauty, confines it, limns, delineates, colours and contains. Yet what is language but a tool, a tool we use to dig up the beauty that we take as our only and absolute real?"
Seeing that sketch inspired a life long love of language for me. Pure genius.
Very Wittgenstein-esque.
0:54 "Mr Dalliard and I were to detonate our relatives and fly to Dover" Fly to Dover?!"
By all means the most reasonable part to question here. Oh, the many relatives I'd like to detonate...
Seriously, what a gorgeous compilation. Thank you very much, indeed!
The bar skit. I can't stop laughing
Very reminiscent of the "The Two Ronnies" I thought.
The floundering lecturer is terrific. I have lectured to classes absolutely refusing to get involved and know the feeling.
“Hah! You’ve chosen wisely little one, Yoda has taught you well.”
Still good after all these years. Loved these under-rated guys!
I love whenever Stephen plays the shopkeep.
"...we're always reading about on television..." 😂😂😂
I'm Greek and I'm actually surprised by Fry's greek.
He speaks many languages
Nai kai ego den to pisteba!
Stephen is definitely intelligent, I just don't find him funny. I think he just isn't that good at acting.
@@Gogettor Congratulations to you.....
@@holliswilliams8426Are you American?
Starts with my favourite Fry & Laurie sketch of all time.
Classic BBC, Fry & Laurie are comic geniuses 😅😂
“She can expect a visit from the smack fairy” 😂
😂 oh I love them both, brilliant 👏😂
The bartender's serving Ribena. That's my kind of bar.
MR DALLIARD WE'VE BEEN ACTIVATED
Good morning
And Mr. Dalliard has a Gun trained on You through the curtains and at a word from Me ... Pure. Comic. Gold!
"We do try to accommodate all our customers, but not being a hotel, we find it almost impossible" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Holy carp. "The smack fairy"... 🤣
Brillant. Stephen is so prefect. I was a fan long ago. Hugh is the perfect foil.
" I'd be better off as a fruit!" 😂😂😂🤣🤣
Oh my god, I love hugh Laurie. ❤️
Aww...isn't Clover a patient little dachshund? 😍
Starting from 4:39 You can see Hugh Laurie channeling his inner Gregory House throughout the skit
😂😂😂
I thought the same thing. 😂
THE MADNESS OF THIS! 😆
Stephen Fry is so 🥰
Sometimes I watch this and think I’m in a British fever dream.
„We nourish but don‘t cause gas“ 🤣😂
8:20 brilliant! I wasn't expecting that!
6:00 rare footage of Hugh Laurie portraying a young Mr. Gregory House
"Cansy wansy" made me lol hard
Laurie popped into the Red Lion once when I worked there, many years ago. I forget what he said, but we all looked at each other thinking, was that who I think it was? Anyway, love Stephen and Hugh.
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The Infidel bro wtf
Don't listen to him @BC J he had his hand on his head!
To whom it may concern?! Ohhh Mr Dalliard we have been activated! Let us to Minsk where we shall meet with Comrade Victor and his small goat Gerald!
Simon Lawrence it seems I accidentally activated you
This is my favorite skit of theirs. Priceless!
Here because I watched house M.d and now admiring Hugh's other work
They were so good! Miss this clever and quick comedy style.
This show was amazing, need to do another marathon. Only watched it once.
I have had an entire school education like the one shown lol
At 25:55 I think Hugh almost lost his ability to trumpet and nearly laughed at SF;s messy attempt at the cocktail.
Luckily his snort fell right on beat.
the veterinarian one is a little comforting😅 Its nice to know that sometimes even British people have no idea what the hell other brits are saying😅
Oh, he understands it, he just can't believe what his hearing
Young Hugh Laurie reminds me of Marty mcfly sometimes, especially in that second scetch
This is just the origin story of Dr House.
I just lost it when the dog started talking
When Hugh does the teacher bit, all I could think of was Lindybeige haha
Well, the first half
Love these two 😂
Great upload! I don't know why, but it is increasingly happinessinducing to see one (well two, Hugh isn't born yesterday either) super-smart mind(s) faff about very effectively in the deep well that is humour of an especially high level of goodness in style and delivery.
Stephen is intelligent, I just don't find him funny at all.
@@holliswilliams8426 You have chosen video poorly then...
Another beautiful compilation! Thank you so much ❤
These two are probably the most genius actors ever been on Tv
"Mr. Dalliard! Command the earth to swallow me up!"
My greenfelt apologies for being late. Thank you so much for letting me rest my weary elbows. 😆😂😁😄
"Curver ?" "Yes" "And what can I do for you today ?" "I would like to have this man put down please." Epic :)))
the teacher bit hit too close as both an adult and a former student XD
These two are great! This is the 1st time I've heard Hugh with his true accent.... kinda weird given all I'd ever seen him in to this point is House. Lol. Makes me realize just how talented he is.
The 1st clip reminds me of the dead parrot sketch from MPFC!!!
Because both take place in a shop?
oh lordie, the hairdresser sketch is a gem. Perhaps it was at this golden moment they realised they were the perfect duo for Wodehouse!
Brilliant sketch
2:45 he says we’re always reading about on television lmao
To watch Hugh in this after watching house for years is sooooo bizarre 😦😱🤣
I'm watching House now.😧😂🤣🤣
I could never get used to him as House. Especially the accent .
lighthousecollector he's phenomenal as house
He was also great in Blackadder
25:53 The trumpet impression! Reminded me of that one Jay Foreman performance lol
We do try to accomode our customers, but not being a hotel we found it almost impossible.
Cheese and Tommy toe toasties xD
Now i know why my grandpa says that now😂
6:42 First instance of Stephen Fry saying "muggles". 😊
British comedy is the best