Dibley's Funniest Moments from Series 1 - Part 2 | The Vicar of Dibley | BBC Comedy Greats
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- Join Geraldine, Alice and the rest of Dibley for part 2 of our funniest moments from Series 1 compilation! Watch part 1 here 👉 • Dibley's Funniest Mome...
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It is really sad to think that so many of this wonderful cast have died. Only Dawn French and James Fleet are left. All the rest have passed away as of March 2022. Very sad, but their memories live on in these episodes.
Kylie Minogue is not dead yet 🙂
@@juliadeverskaya3597 Well her music career has though
Emma Chambers was only 53 o.o I didnt even know til now- terribly crazy, but I am thankful they all got to be a part of this show.
@@johnking5174 lasted longer than yours!
@@xr6lad What do you mean?
"The Vicar of Dibley" is always and all ways fabulous. Watch them over and over again and one NEVER becomes tired of these programs.
Found this show on Amazon Prime and I love it. I'm an American from California but British shows are so comforting to me 😂❤
Bittersweet to be reminded that so many actors from this series are gone -- and at least three before old age. Thanks to all who brought us this lovely show.
Yes even Emma Chambers who was only in her 50s when she passed 4 years ago
@@ronan7695 Quite ironic that David once referred to Alice as being 'depressingly healthy'!
Emma Chambers. I loved that girl. I would have taken her out without doubt
@@ronan7695lots have have after taking the juice
I like the character who begins all of his sentences with "no no no".
I was going through a hard time with PTSD after serving many years in the Australian Army, watching this fantastic series, saved my life. Laughter 😃 is soooooo good for one's sole. Thank you to the program and actors, soo sad to know some have past away, God Bless 🙌 R.I.P
This is such a great show for the soul. I understand I found this serious to be quite helpful in dealing with my one mental health. I hope you continue to feel the laughter! 😊
Have you seen the 'Daz reacts to Alice in VoD' on you tube?? Screamingly funny, but put a towel under your seat!
@@Jake-co3wk no I haven’t seen them! I’ll start 😀 I need something right now. keeping up appearances and dibley have been my recent
any other recommendations for food for the soul always welcome. 🤷🏻♀️
Thank you for your service. Sending hugs 🫂 and prayers. 🙏🏽😇🇦🇺🫡 ⭕️❌
I absolutely love this show. I the humor and all of the characters. I watch the vicar of dibley over and over. 💞
Same. A good old bear hug feeling every time.
I met Roger Pack Loyd at a BBC event at Gloucester Leisure Centre years ago. He was there with Marlene. A lovely man
Wow! I know him first from this series. I know he was also in, "Only Fools and Horses", and that many people know him from that show. I really liked, "The Old Guys", with Roger Lloyd Pack and Clive Swift from, "Keeping Up Appearances", but I cannot find it anywhere anymore to rewatch and enjoy. I think it's wonderful that you had the opportunity and chance to meet him in person; he seems as though he would have been a kind and warm, polite man.
I always loved the moments when Hugo stood up to David.
This episode was particularly good at showcasing the fact that underneath all of their supposed "silliness & idiocy" that Alice & Hugo actually have brains and good sense on a number of topics. I especially liked it when Alice makes the Vicar see that only certain people were laughing at the idea of the animals service...
There was a nod to the storm scene in the final episode:
"Do you remember the Great Power Cut of 2001, when we had no electricity for 8 whole months?"
"No, that was just you, Jim. You hadn't paid your bill."
So good to see vicar of Dibley back on TV timeless comedy love the jokes at the end absolutely brilliant so funny love the character Alice sadly missed 🥲😁
Yes these were the good old days watching this. Very nostalgic
I loved the Vicar of Dibley and Keeping up Appearances
Really miss this, was so funny... especially loved the joke at the end of every episode absolutely brilliant
Agreed. I wonder if/where any of the specials are accessible(I don't have a tv)?
How I use to love to see these short series, on a winter night, in fact I still do..... thank you so much you brought me back to some good memories.....
Yes most of this wonderful cast have now past, they gave so much
laughter and joy. Thank's for the wonderful memories.
Alice was an absolute gem. So sad she passed away
The show with all the ANIMALS is my favorite one cause I LOVE ANIMALS they are my LIFE, LOVE
And PASSION the GREATEST CREATION GOD ever created.
I thought it was brilliant too ❤️
such great memories though we in the US saw them nearly a decade later than it aired it is still pretty danged awesome!
I'm in the u.s as well and yeah my grandma and I discovered the show one Saturday evening when I was a tween. We loved it. Haven't thought about it in years so seeing it again brings back great memories and it's even better I think than I remember. .
My favorite episode Service for the animals ❤❤❤ can we have an encore
The Vicar looks so adorable with glasses.
My church has a mass ever St. Frances of Assisi feast day where ppl bring their pets to be blessed. It’s one of the most popular masses and a lot of fun.
absolute class
It's hard to pick the funny moments because every show was extremely funny.
The first scene........sad they are all passed now!
Only Dawn French and James Fleet are left from the original main cast.
LOVE this show! ❤️❤️❤️
Oh I loved this x
Me too - such a great show - another is Father Ted - it was good. But one of the best was ‘Are you being served’
The Vicar of Dibley was always worth watching, but it came into its own whenever Alice was on screen.
"Nice to see me,to see me....nice".
Not perhaps the funniest sit-com ever, but a great deal of charm. Any scene with Emma Chambers in it is a perpetual smile!
Apparently she really was allergic to animals, so filming that scene must have been very difficult for her
@@Inkyminkyzizwoz must’ve been a difficult life. After all humans are animals. So it must’ve been hell being allergic to her own self 😂
@@mythos2490 It's probably the fur.
Loved every episode.
Bless their souls
It’s a shame sit coms today aren’t like this. 70 80 sit coms were the best
This was the 90’s though
📺 one of the greatest tv shows that I use to enjoy watching on the pbs network, when they played it. The vicar of dibley. Oh my goodness this show had made me laugh so bad there's some times when I would watch it, I would almost pee my pants. The show is hilarious and I love it. Also dawn french had played one of the greatest characters and she had done it well too. I do miss the vicar of dibley big time. I wish PBS network would put it back on.
Love the show ❤.
Love British soaps even though don’t understand their English! ❤❤
what a great show, I want to see the whole episodes of it, is this possible
I bought the dvd set.
Love the date of a virgin with Rod Stewart joke ! I’m a great Rod Stewart fan 💋
This show was dang funny!!!! 😊
Classic🖤💛❤️🇦🇺
Tripe Salad, yum yum.
Great show
I might have known that David would think that asking his friends for money was a bad idea, because otherwise he surely would've suggested it himself
2:36 I do the sdame thing, unless there is a really big emergency, I would not get out of such a warm place
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
This is just a personal opinion. I felt that Trevor Peacock had near to the best comic timing I have seen. Just one example of the copious capital contributions to the collective comedy.
Sarcasm is the best form of humour.
And Dawn is a bird.
no entiendo nada pero JAJAJJAHJHQJSDH
WTch mrs brown boys😅
Next time you can do a video on 'Geraldines Preachiest Moments '
❤I have no idea how it's sad that ppl pass away..the world is full of evil and deception 😢
R.I.P. Emma Chambers
Surely the long answer is "No-no-no-no-no-no"?
Hi
she tells a joke very well.
I just got through watching "The Big Bang Theory" I wonder how it would do in the UK.
Considering its popularity, how did they manage to only make 20 episodes (excluding later 'specials'), in dribs & drabs over 13 years?? Isn't that barely 1 season's worth for most sitcoms?
Not for a lot of the British sitcoms, a lot of them only did 6 episodes per series. Young Ones only ever did 12 episodes total over 2 series. Black Book was 18 eps over 3 series and IT Crowd was 24 eps not including the special (and that was also 6 episodes per season).
@@DRAG0NSPIRIT10 Huh, I wonder what factors made this the norm? I mean, Brits have historically watched TV just as much as North Americans, haven't they? - if they produced more, the public would greedily devour it, right? We know they have the writing & production talent... On the other hand, count up all the TV episodes Martin Clunes has been in over his career... Seinfeld et al would be jealous.
@@pbasswil I believe part of the reasons why a lot of our sitcoms are shorter is we had smaller groups writing them compared to US ones. A lot of the older series had like 1 or 2 people writing them so so it takes longer for each episode to be done. One sitcom Dinnerladies was written entirely by Victoria Wood (who also played the main character), that show was 16 episodes total (6 for the first series and 10 for the 2nd but she did have a harder time writing the 2nd one).
But there are some that managed to go for a long time even with a smaller writing crew. Dad's Army was written by two guys and ran for 9 series and totaled 80 episodes including a couple of specials and the lost episodes. It also started in 1968 and ended in 1977 so it did really well to get as much as it did.
@@DRAG0NSPIRIT10 Great info & insight - thanks for taking the time to make it comprehensible. Cheers from Canada.
@@pbasswil No problem, glad I could help. I adore the old sitcoms and I'm always happy to chat about them :).
The "Wicker-man" changes if either the source or the observer is moving, which later, has been coined: "Conservative Action."
Dibley's FUNNIEST MOMENTS from Series 1 - Part 2 | The Vicar of Dibley | BBC Comedy Greats 6.3.22 1743pm yerv lost me, there... but i enjoyed this show. cant be too choosey about yer comedy, i feel... though there are limits... the vicar of dobley suited me after the fact ie: it did seem another man's passion. same with one foot in the grave. two shows i aint seen through from beginning to end. compilation skits are pretty dire, though... can we have some clips from older comedy shows, funnier comedy shows eg: reggie perrin or young ones - or is bbc comedy greats a perpetual loop of the french woman and only fools... and yes, minister?
British insolated innocent humor
These are… the funniest bits?? 😭😭😭
Funniest bits compilations are never funny if you haven't watched the show
@@willbaker6532 That’s the worst rebuttal I have ever witnessed. What twaddle. 😂
@@SilverSurfer5150 uts true though.. its like Brookland 99. I've been shown the clip of the poloce lineup singing by loads of people and I havent found it the slightest bit funny. Everyone was saying it was the best scene in the show whivh made me assume the show must be boring AF then if i didnt find the most iconic scene funny.
But then I did find it funny after watching it actually happen in the show.
@@willbaker6532 Perhaps in the context of the show it may prove funny, I’ll give you that. But the truly funny stuff shouldn’t need a show to make it so, you get my point?
@@SilverSurfer5150 Fart
Was is a Comedy?
?????
Emma Chambers was the real star of this show, all of the others were really good but Dawn French always overplays her part and makes it unbelievable, she is good in comedy sketches but acting a part, no way. I only ever watched this because of Emma and Roger Lloyd Pack.
Wasn't 'overplaying' the part of the vicar intentional to create an unbelievable vicar? Each of the characters were brilliantly portrayed by their respective actors. Geraldine and Alice complimented each other perfectly.
@@DD-wd7ku I disagree, the part of the vicar was played to stupid levels, like the one with the chocolate fountain when she put her head in the chocolate but first she did that silly nodding thing and said "I`m going in" it was embarrassingly ridiculous and when she had a chocolate binge, she made it look like she ate a hundred of them. When she was eating all of the Christmas dinners, forcing her mouth open and trying to push in a brussell sprout, just not believable at all. The reason that the end gags with Alice always worked was because eof the brilliance of Emma Chambers making it work, certainly not because Dawn French was there.
@@honestchris7472 maybe you just missed the whole point of the show. It was comedy! Some slapstick, some serious and a story behind it all. I'm quite sure that Dawn French would have given a lot of thought to how the part of the vicar was to be played. The vicar's slapstick character enhanced the portrayal of the other characters, serious but funny, to provide a good balance of excellent comedy. The success of the show, even today, is 'testament' to that.
@@DD-wd7ku no, I did not miss the point of the show, it was a comedy but certainly not slapstick. It was about a normal village that had a woman as a vicar and how that was greeted by the people and it was funny but Geraldine Granger started out as very sensible, pointing out that she had breasts and the battle with David Houghton was a serious thing about the show ant it slowly changed to her being accepted. Dawn French ruined it with the stupid extremely unlikely things that she did, every other character played their part brilliantly, it was a comedy but not a silly comedy with slapstick. Even the bit at the end with Alice had the vicar being serious and the dimwit Alice being a bit thick and as I said, Emma Chambers was the real star and I watched it just for the end scenes, I was very happy with the rest of the cast because although what they had in dialogue was sometimes unlikely, it was not so ridiculous to be unbelievable like a vicar shoving her head into a chocolate fountain.
@@honestchris7472 If diving into the chocolate fountain didn't blow her chances of becoming a bishop then conducting Midnight Mass while drunk certainly would!
There were no funny moments in this pish, woeful.
Did the Vicar of Dibley have any funny bits?
It is like John Belushi said, women just aren't funny.
Only Geraldine and Hugo left ☹️☹️☹️
Is this really supposed to be comedy?
This was the last great comedy show