I like to imagine that Robert Lindsay's Smith in this is the father of his character in Citizen Smith, the attitude towards authority and class divide connect them well.
Marsh: You hate me an all, naturally. Saint Matthew, so Lilley: I don't hate you, corporal Marsh: But you must!!! Lilley: No, in fact I think I can honestly say I don't hate anybody Marsh: Not even old Nick? Lilley: I just feel sorry for him Marsh: You're unhealthy, you are
These days it would be "Little Chavs are supposed to be dangerous, or at lest they think they are!" Instead of Teddy Boys... But otherwise it'd all go the same way, aye!
I was the senior trade NCO of my regiment and a post for sergeant was coming up in that trade so they put an A2 through his A1 (that I had been for 2 years) and gave him the post, he played hockey for the regimental team and I didn't. That was the start of me losing heart with the Army and working towards my early discharge - I bought myself out.
Tony Selby R.I.P.
A fine actor who made every role believable. He excels in this one - I.M.H.O.
I like to imagine that Robert Lindsay's Smith in this is the father of his character in Citizen Smith, the attitude towards authority and class divide connect them well.
Lmao
Just sussed the two surnames there
Excellent observation. I confess that it hadn't occurred to me until your post.
Or a certain security guards father... Anybody there ?.
Spot on 😊
Marsh is really unsufferable in this episode!
insufferable
Shakespearean . A superb melange of characters. The humour is timeless.
So well said sir.
Hardly Shakespeare, More like Chaucer and his Canterbury pilgrim's tales
marsh is just like my cpl in the army,the banter is brilliant
Blimey, that was hard to watch the corporal and Alice being obsequious in the pavilion.
"There's 3 more bottles of Pomelo warming up on a radiator behind the bar"
Excellent program 👏 👍
The Music 🎶 🎵 for Get Some in was done by the composer Alan Braden
Computer program.
Television programme.
Spot the difference.
They were all really strong actors.
The best comedy features an excellent cast.
Marsh: You hate me an all, naturally. Saint Matthew, so
Lilley: I don't hate you, corporal
Marsh: But you must!!!
Lilley: No, in fact I think I can honestly say I don't hate anybody
Marsh: Not even old Nick?
Lilley: I just feel sorry for him
Marsh: You're unhealthy, you are
yes thats certainly a part of what they said in this program we all watched.
I would like to know where all the cast members are now.
Richarson was replacement Herr Flick in Allo Allo
come on haggis face terrify me
Ironic that he sings 'The Red Flag' to Airman Smith..
Not a thing has changed
These days it would be "Little Chavs are supposed to be dangerous, or at lest they think they are!" Instead of Teddy Boys... But otherwise it'd all go the same way, aye!
I was the senior trade NCO of my regiment and a post for sergeant was coming up in that trade so they put an A2 through his A1 (that I had been for 2 years) and gave him the post, he played hockey for the regimental team and I didn't. That was the start of me losing heart with the Army and working towards my early discharge - I bought myself out.
Fullback
Beasts. beasts.
shineryyy should’ve charged like he charged the raf reg
What is that song that Marsh sings at the end of part 1?
Granada ?
The cat Strangeling song.
@@lordeden2732 The word strangling doesn't have an e in it and, since it is a verb and not a proper noun, it doesn't begin with a capital letter.
Lecky - the Scot - is 'Honeyfoot' from Jonathon Strange & Mr Norrell. bloody hell, he must be a child in this!
also Andra in Rab C Nesbitt
@@celticguy197531 hes in still game
11:39+, perfect example of social climbers. Pathetic...but accurate...
(I DO like this show) :>)
LMAO - Flt Lt Grant is the stereotypical stuck up officer........
Anybody there ?.
Are you asking a question or just making an observation? Either way, you seem undecided with your misplaced and incorrect punctuation.
@@SpeccyMan There's nobody here but us chickens !.
Rugby League best sport in the world
If my wife had heard the words to the rugby songs we sang she would probably have divorced me!
Pull the other one!
You never sang rugby songs in your toddlers day care
@@lordeden2732 A rich girl drives a Jaguar, a poor girl drives a truck ...
They borrow a lot from the carry on films.
Utter rubbish with no resemblance whatsoever