To be honest , I am not ashamed to say that I have often satisfied my loathsome cravings in conjunction with a photograph of the Duchess of Arbroath without her hat on.
Our whole family gathered round to watch this sketch, and thoroughly enjoyed it. Indeed we found the good wholesome beastliness of these sordid and unspeakable acts most invigorating. But you can imagine my horror when the gentleman started SMOKING after being unpleasant with his lady wife. I had to cover my childrens' eyes at that point. Surely a warning should have been given?
Frankly, the use of a cigarette was most appalling. If one professes to be a Gentleman, and not a grubby caddish foreign type, one should imbibe one's tobacco is a briar pipe!
Feminists used to burn bras and give it away. Now they want to dress up like The Hands Maiden Tale and act like easily offended cats. I tell you this video foresaw the future and the past.
What's wrong with "ill-you-straight"? That's the correct pronunciation! Some people say "off" like "orf", "moss" like "morss", "cross" like... you get it. I mean, I do. Jacob Rees-Mogg does. Even the Prime Minister does. But the tapped r's, and the way Cholmondeley-Warner keeps his jaw at one level, well, that's straight out of the 1930's.
I fully agree, a masterful imitation of those voice -over Cinema Newsreel film's ,from the 1930's to 50's. He looks and sounds like the great Peter Dymmock and Leslie Mitchell
I remember my biology teacher showing the class this episode just before my A level exam. I learnt so much. I'm a brain surgeon now,as a result of this episode. Thank you so much for this informative episode.
When at school, we had a lesson called section 6, this was "sex education". I kid you not this is how it went. We were presented with an image, now imagine a line drawing of a black square on a white background, this symbolized the bed. Now imagine on the left of the square, the stick figure head and arms of the man and on the right, the stick figure head and arms of the woman (with long hair). That diagram represented 'sex'....to this day I have no idea what the hell was happening under the square that resulted in a reproductive process even after being with my wife for 30 years. Draw the image and you'll understand.
This always makes me crease up with laughter. A great take on Britains attitudes in the past. John Glover and Carla Mendonca were superb in these films too.
Rumour has it Jacob Rees Mogg uses the same speech writer and voice coach as Mr Cholmondley-Warner. With six offspring JRM must have lots of time for beastliness.
A classic. Harry Enfield is a true genius of British comedy.. I think my fave bits of his work are the Kenneth & Richard sketches.. I wish there were more of these gems, but I love everything he's done.. Some of his work with Paul Whitehouse, also with Kathy Burke is truly sublime. 🌟👍
My old Man was like this, despite fathering 10 kids. One day in the late 1950's, he dashed home early from work , because he had read in his Paper, that a live TV programme was going to show the birth of a baby, at about 6.30 pm. He came in all sweating and out of breath, just in time to switch the TV orf, as us teenage kids were about to get educated.
The Blissful Zombie Let's see if I can practice my American ahem "wisecracks" properly, oh dear not too good at this being British....here goes anyway....IT SURE PUT A WEED UP YOUR CORNHOLE POINDEXTER! YO' MOMMA! There, I think I got that right. Splendid.
I have lived in Africa now for over 15 years from the UK. I don't miss the UK at all apart from the amazing British humour. It is just something on a different level that so hard to explain. If you get it you get it.... If you don't, well there is no explanation. Dad's Army is a case in point
I'm going to write a stern letter to Mary Whitehouse in disgust of this display of unsightly, course and unnecessary copulation! Ohh will someone save the Empire!
@@23merlino The globe world theory is a hoax and a blunder...our world or "the earth" is actually stationary and the shape of the surface is plane, level, unbending, unsloping, uncurving and f*** (rhymes with blat).
It’s funny because it’s accurate. My parents had a book hidden away called The Sexual Side of Marriage bought to give them a clue, l guess. I found it as a fevered teenager only to discover in the 200 or so pages absolutely nothing about sex in it
I shall bring to mind this most educational and at the same time invigorating televisional program the next occasion I attempt to unite the unmentionables.
Remember getting the train to Glasgow central and ended up in Queen st, it was a slightly different route but essentially the same destination and arrival time.
@@alicemi4155 A certain type of middle class person, encouraged by the educational films of the time which this is mocking. Remember that Lady Chatterley's Lover had censorship issues until the 1960s. It was a holdover from the Victorians who were prudish, on the surface; i read that Charles Dickens took his son to a prostitute for sex education, and this was not unusual. Foreigners were considered less restrained - sometimes young men from Britain were sent to Paris to learn a few things. Young middle class males went to single sex schools like Eton and often their first sexual experience was homosexual.
@@kaczynskis5721 The prostitute-for-sex-education was standard until, I'd say, the early 1970's. I know a few people in my family who were taken to prostitutes at age 16.
This group is almost on on par with Monty Python! I have seen a few of the videos today after finding one about the woman catching a husband, on a blog about Orthodox Jewish dating, of all places.
I have to admire the female responses to this informative film.....understanding what is required of ladies when they marry... morally..if not strictly legally..of necessity must provide
“Sordid and frightful. But it is at least short”
Pretty accurate
Accurate on more than one level
I think Harry Enfield is one of the funniest men in the world.
Has the train arrived in Paddington yet? No, I'm afraid it's in Colchester, ouch!
That bit had me in stitches. 😂
Bottoms up Colchester .
This is how Jacob Rees Mogg was conceived.
Hahahahaha
Mesothelimoa Was he a Twin?
Normally I would laugh at such a ridiculous thought but yes. Yes.
To say nothing of how his children were conceived.
Realy! And you were there! Jacob is a man among men, A true Englishman.
Thank you Mr, Cholmondley-Warner for this most educational film. You have unquestionably saved my marital relations.
Yes
Where have you put them?
H'yes
To be honest , I am not ashamed to say that I have often satisfied my loathsome cravings in conjunction with a photograph of the Duchess of Arbroath without her hat on.
Swine !
Once met the duchess of Arbroath in the flesh, she was appalled.
What a cad you are indeed
Most invigorating
You should try the Duchess of Argyle without her head on, if you follow my drift.
Geordie foreplay " get a hold of that head board pet I'm coming at you from the back " . Pure style 👍
-Is that you mrs Grayson?
-Yes
-has the train arrived in Paddington yet?
-No I’m afraid it’s in Colchester..ouch!
If you know Colchester you know it’s a shit hole
@@mac1975 that’s half the joke 😂
As in "wearing a Colchester condom".
Great! I wonder sometimes if the younger viewers realise just how close these are to actual public information pictures we suffered in the 50’s.
This is brilliant absolutely brilliant I asked my wife if I could take her to colchester ever since then I sleep in the spare bedroom
Sordid and frightful. That's exactly what my missus says afterwards.
At least the whole unpleasant episode is brief
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Is your wife called Queen Elizabeth by any chance?
Yes, but did she say she didn't like it.
Only the British can do this with a straight face. That's why we have British people.
UrpleSquirrel .............well, English really
💓
Brits...Yeeeas. What would we do without them? Hmmm?
@j g yeah I agree the w
@j g yeah I agree with you things are looking up already lol
"Maintaining not only a stiff upper lip": classic!
Perhaps manual stimulation of ones , " not only a stiff upper lip " would help . Just saying .
For the love of God will tv ever be this funny again
I can't believe you can find such filth on the internet, i'm shocked!!
I know. Awesome ain't it? I mean awful is it not?😂🤣😍
Astonishing really.
So am I.. Thank God I only have 1 eye.
And appalled!
It was most invigorating
Our whole family gathered round to watch this sketch, and thoroughly enjoyed it. Indeed we found the good wholesome beastliness of these sordid and unspeakable acts most invigorating. But you can imagine my horror when the gentleman started SMOKING after being unpleasant with his lady wife. I had to cover my childrens' eyes at that point. Surely a warning should have been given?
you speak the truth sire!
Children can smoke freely and it is fact their god given right
It is most invigorating.
I totally agree!! They even showed the watching public the picture of the Duchess of Arbroth sans hat without a warning. Really!!!
Frankly, the use of a cigarette was most appalling. If one professes to be a Gentleman, and not a grubby caddish foreign type, one should imbibe one's tobacco is a briar pipe!
These are absolutely brilliant. I can't believe some miserable sods don't like them.
leedsman54 probably all foreign types who share beds
Feminists used to burn bras and give it away. Now they want to dress up like The Hands Maiden Tale and act like easily offended cats. I tell you this video foresaw the future and the past.
I just love they way they've mastered the 1930s pronunciation. 'illy-uu-straight'.
BBC English of the time.
"orfspring" made me laugh
yais. quate invigorrrrating indeed!
Viz-you-al assistance
What's wrong with "ill-you-straight"? That's the correct pronunciation! Some people say "off" like "orf", "moss" like "morss", "cross" like... you get it. I mean, I do. Jacob Rees-Mogg does. Even the Prime Minister does. But the tapped r's, and the way Cholmondeley-Warner keeps his jaw at one level, well, that's straight out of the 1930's.
Jon Glover is so underrated. He is so versatile and is brilliant in these films.
I fully agree, a masterful imitation of those voice -over Cinema Newsreel film's ,from the 1930's to 50's. He looks and sounds like the great Peter Dymmock and Leslie Mitchell
I remember my biology teacher showing the class this episode just before my A level exam. I learnt so much. I'm a brain surgeon now,as a result of this episode. Thank you so much for this informative episode.
When at school, we had a lesson called section 6, this was "sex education". I kid you not this is how it went. We were presented with an image, now imagine a line drawing of a black square on a white background, this symbolized the bed. Now imagine on the left of the square, the stick figure head and arms of the man and on the right, the stick figure head and arms of the woman (with long hair). That diagram represented 'sex'....to this day I have no idea what the hell was happening under the square that resulted in a reproductive process even after being with my wife for 30 years. Draw the image and you'll understand.
"At your first attempt at beastliness, you may have some difficulty uniting your unmentionables.." LMAO. Hilarious!!!
This always makes me crease up with laughter. A great take on Britains attitudes in the past. John Glover and Carla Mendonca were superb in these films too.
I had a wondering why there are separate gentlemen and 'lady-gentlemen' lavatories.
Jon Glover is a wonderful actor, surely his best role.
Is that her name? I thought she was rather good.
What do you mean the past? These attitudes still prevail in Stanhope!
guys literally only want one thing and it's sordid and frightful, but it is at least short
I am totally shocked that RUclips has not taken this down they are so good at doing so normally.
They don't quite understand it, bless them
I’ve been trying to get my wife to go to Colchester for years.
I took mine down Dover last year😁
My wife said if I tried to take her to Colchester again, she’d call the Police.
My wife’s dirty
@@christophercasserly1845 get her in the bath mate 😁
Naaaa. I’ll make her sit outside next time it rains
My lip never once stiffened during this informative but morally ghastly broadcast. Pip pip.
You can get pills for that these days!
Hilarious and frightfully amusing What Ho . British humour it's priceless .
A ghastly subject dealt with in the best taste possible, considering.
Rumour has it Jacob Rees Mogg uses the same speech writer and voice coach as Mr Cholmondley-Warner. With six offspring JRM must have lots of time for beastliness.
I would have thought him more of a Colchester commuter
A classic. Harry Enfield is a true genius of British comedy.. I think my fave bits of his work are the Kenneth & Richard sketches.. I wish there were more of these gems, but I love everything he's done.. Some of his work with Paul Whitehouse, also with Kathy Burke is truly sublime. 🌟👍
Even these days, this would play well in many states in the USA.
Welllll aren't you the smug condescending little elitist?
Run along home now and choose your child's gender for them. Pfffftttttt.
Would you care to elucidate us as to which states? Mvto
@@mustangjane1610 , well going by the USA news, all states bar NYS an California seem needful for this type of help film.
@@edmonddantes3640 , i'm just responding to what I hear across the pond.
Yes I love Harry Enfield...and at least half of the sketch performed without hats! 'MOST INVIGORATING!'
Just brilliant , nothing as good as this in 2023 , in fact nowhere near this good.
There is but you're too much of a blinkered snob to look.
My old Man was like this, despite fathering 10 kids. One day in the late 1950's, he dashed home early from work , because he had read in his Paper, that a live TV programme was going to show the birth of a baby, at about 6.30 pm. He came in all sweating and out of breath, just in time to switch the TV orf, as us teenage kids were about to get educated.
😅😅😅😅
Orf 🤣
@@bikelifewill6483 jolly decent of you, old chap. I never did find out about the 'awfulness.' what's it like?
Good chap!
My old dad was like this.
I must have watched this 10 times of more and I still cant help lol'ing each time
56 people were unable to maintain 'not only a stiff upper lip'.
yeah--great innit--lets ave anovver wun
Ha ha yes, this is now part of the British Citizenship Test. If you do not laugh at this sketch you don't get a British passport. Fair enough.
The Blissful Zombie Let's see if I can practice my American ahem "wisecracks" properly, oh dear not too good at this being British....here goes anyway....IT SURE PUT A WEED UP YOUR CORNHOLE POINDEXTER! YO' MOMMA! There, I think I got that right. Splendid.
One fancies they might not might not be able to maintain "...not only a stiff upper lip."
115 don't breed golden retrievers.
This was both interesting and informative
As well as sordid and frightful
@@misst.e.a.187 Most invigorating
in some of the poorer parts of yorkshire,most of the women will engage in the most unspeakable acts for a small packet of instant mash.
In the more rural areas of Yorkshire the girls have to wear a wolly jumper to compete with the sheep
@@mac1975 That practice has been discontinued since the large influx of men from afganistan into Yorkshire. Yorkshire ladies have certain standards.
@Countess of Groan Acts of appalling depravity
Most envigorating!
That's even better!
Brilliant and hysterically funny..the accents and look of the film are straight from the 40s and 50s docos.
I’d say more 1930s.
The act of frightfulness!
I have lived in Africa now for over 15 years from the UK. I don't miss the UK at all apart from the amazing British humour. It is just something on a different level that so hard to explain. If you get it you get it.... If you don't, well there is no explanation.
Dad's Army is a case in point
How many potatoes would you go through in a week on average?
@@fintonmainz7845 😂🤣
Uganda?
Colchester is to the East of Paddington...she needs to see a doctor.
Not a stiff upper lip.....a phrase that is alive and well here
2022 and I'm leaning towards this possibly being a reasonably correct video.
Simply timeless and classic. I used to live in Colchester and loved the reference to it..🤫
But did you find it invigorating?
Two more excellent characters from the show...I particularly like the driving one, and the dinner party lol
I'm going to write a stern letter to Mary Whitehouse in disgust of this display of unsightly, course and unnecessary copulation! Ohh will someone save the Empire!
---a STIFF one surely ?
She always takes Umbrage...
John Glover was a very amusing and talented comedy actor - should have been used more!
Look how big Britain is on the globe right at the beginning!
OldSchoolRasslin
My how the Canaries have grown!
Good catch ha ha ha!
Yup thats the true size... and during the time of Maggie Tatcher LOL
yeah, that's brexit britain, don't you know...
@@23merlino The globe world theory is a hoax and a blunder...our world or "the earth" is actually stationary and the shape of the surface is plane, level, unbending, unsloping, uncurving and f*** (rhymes with blat).
Just lie back and think of England
Or in my case, most all my exes "lay back and thought of Philippines". ;)
Or as some once suggested as a form of contraception, "Just lie back and think of Leon Brittan"
That joke has somewhat lost it's currency.
🏴 What if yewer Welsh, Boyo?
"in Europe but not ruled by Europe" William Haigue to FFion, Rory Bremner show.
Arr Europe...brings a tear to my eye ,just can't believe we are no longer part of it 😢
"Uniting your unmentionables" PAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!
It’s funny because it’s accurate. My parents had a book hidden away called The Sexual Side of Marriage bought to give them a clue, l guess. I found it as a fevered teenager only to discover in the 200 or so pages absolutely nothing about sex in it
Absolutely splendid piece of comedy lol
I shall bring to mind this most educational and at the same time invigorating televisional program the next occasion I attempt to unite the unmentionables.
Absolutely brilliant - most stimulating.
Conjugal Unpleasantness
Act of Frightfulness
1st attempt at beastliness
LOL Soooooo funny!
The Blissful Zombie get a sense of humour then
Who are these two beastly actors, besmirching the purity of our delightful young women?
The act of unpleasantness, bloody Brilliant
"No, I'm afraid it's in Colchester. ouch." XD
39 people have never taken Peter Rabbit to meet their Mrs tiggy winckle...
shame in a way
137 people will never arrive at Paddington.
Or Colchester.
I walk every where. Or take a thumb.
Remember getting the train to Glasgow central and ended up in Queen st, it was a slightly different route but essentially the same destination and arrival time.
Just one more tunnel that you weren't expecting?
"Has the train arrived in Paddington yet?.... No its arrived in Colchester - ouch" 😂😂😂😂
Ahahaha! I love when he shouts "MOST INVIGORATING!" at 2:15
Brilliant! I laughed so hard I nearly passed out.
F***ing brilliant. Gawd bless you, Harry.
AAAhhhh flash of a ladies ankle is enough for my loins. Absolutely spiffing Grayson. 👍
Ah; there will always be an England (if not necessarily a United Kingdom)...
So graphic I had to close the curtains
I learned so much from this video!
The more foreign minded of you might even consider sharing a bed... :))
Foreign woman from poor countries, will ahem, for a potato.
"Has the train arrived from Paddington yet?" No, it's in Colchester!" Ouch!" LOL! Great clip!
in order to produce :
ORFSPRING
I almost shit myself when I heard "Has the train arrived in Paddington yet?" XD
Most men attempt to arrive in Colchester at some point.
Colchester.. I've heard stories.
The more foreign-minded of you might even consider sharing a bed
Ha ha nice
I can't believe they even shared a room how sordid and middle class of them.
I know this is a satire, but was that really what British people used to think? (Obviously, I'm not just foreign-minded, I'm a proper foreigner)
@@alicemi4155 A certain type of middle class person, encouraged by the educational films of the time which this is mocking. Remember that Lady Chatterley's Lover had censorship issues until the 1960s.
It was a holdover from the Victorians who were prudish, on the surface; i read that Charles Dickens took his son to a prostitute for sex education, and this was not unusual. Foreigners were considered less restrained - sometimes young men from Britain were sent to Paris to learn a few things.
Young middle class males went to single sex schools like Eton and often their first sexual experience was homosexual.
@@kaczynskis5721 The prostitute-for-sex-education was standard until, I'd say, the early 1970's. I know a few people in my family who were taken to prostitutes at age 16.
"Orffspring." Brilliant, as is "The more foreign-minded of you...."
Well that's changed my feelings on Colchester.
A bit of a s*** ole ?
I've often seen a hat without a Duchess, but a Duchess without a hat? It's the most curious thing I ever saw in all my life.
Absolutely brilliant. Reminds me a bit of The facts of life (Dudley Moore, Peter Cook) which is also to be found on RUclips.
"Most invigorating!!!"
The more foreign minded of you.... wonderful!
I bloody remember all these🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
these videos are amazing. hilarious.
I try to explain the offside rule as stimulating conversation.
Made me giggle uncontrollably despite not being English.
Harold Enfield is great! I cannot wait until his new film comes out in October
"Has the train arrived in Paddington yet?"
''Has the train arrived in Paddington yet.........'' LMAO. Hilarious👍😊👍❤
Just fantastic.
This group is almost on on par with Monty Python! I have seen a few of the videos today after finding one about the woman catching a husband, on a blog about Orthodox Jewish dating, of all places.
All roads lead back to Milligan
Has the train arrived in Paddington yet? Not its in Colchester...ouch!
Oh man that was awesome.
"Woman know your rights!" Can you imagine that joke now?
Oh blimey that was all rather good. Really was.
I have to admire the female responses to this informative film.....understanding what is required of ladies when they marry... morally..if not strictly legally..of necessity must provide
Most invigorating!
"The more foreign-minded of you".... Lol
absolute class from harry and friends,,,,,,,timeless humour,,,,,,,,
Most informative.
You're ready for the act of frightfulness itself. Hahaha