Goodness Gracious Me - Rowan Atkinson, Pixie Lott Musical REACTION
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
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Jodi and Nick react to something new for them. Goodness Gracious Me. Let Boring Reviews know if you want to see more reactions from this group?
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"That was interesting...!" 🤣🤣🤣 FYI: "Goodness Gracious Me" was first recorded and performed by Peter Sellers and Sophia Loren; it was a top 5 UK single in 1960... Sellers acting the role of an Indian doctor _(a brown voice portrayal, as in this version),_ and Loren his wealthy Italian patient - who fall in love.
In the 1990s, the song provided the inspiration for the title and theme tune of a BBC Radio (first) and then a BBC TV comedy sketch show starring British-based Indian characters.
Perhaps you were expected to be reviewing the 90s TV sitcom called Goodness Gracious Me
In the film the parts were played by Peter Sellers and Sophia Loren and you need to see the film to understand this stage played version.
The 1998-2015 sketch show "Goodness Gracious Me" took its name from this 1960's song.
A British sketch-comedy that explores the integration of Indian and British cultures through a series of satires, musicals, and skits.
I thought this was going to be the 90s sketch show for a second.
now that would be something to react
The song was a big hit in the 60's here in Britain song by Peter Sellers with an Indian accent and Sophie Loren. You need to see the film to get the full context of the song...google the song or the film. Don't get mixed up with the comedy sketch show called 'Goodness gracious me'
Pmsl at Jodies face, no clue.😂
Great reaction! Well, I enjoyed watching this parody, but I agree, you should consider reacting to the *BBC TV Comedy Sketch Show Goodness Gracious Me* Going for an English or Asian Top Gear is a good starting point.
Way back Cliff Richard & Jill Browne performed the duet. They reversed the roles with Cliff as the patient and Jill the Doctor (or nurse)
I am sure you have accidentality reacted to the wrong thing, You need to react the sketch show "Goodness Gracious Me", in particular "Going for an English".
I wouldn’t bother recommending it to them - they’re not going to get the humour 😀
Jodi, your face! lol
And now I bet Nick will be "boom, dew-be-boom"ing around the house just to wind up lol
Thanks guys!
Oh and I went with a friend to see one of the live stage performances of the 'Goodness Gracious Me' crew (late 90s comedy show) with a friend. During the show they started speaking what I assumed was Hindi. My good friend was let's say Indian looking. I am white. I had never felt the need to ask him where his family was from, it never came up, so I suppose I just assumed he was Indian. Anyway, during the theatre production of this TV show with the Hindi speaking part, I leaned to him and asked "what are they saying" and he leaned back and said "I dunno mate, I'm Shri Lankan!" lol and no it's not a corny joke, real story, I felt awkward for the next few weeks!
I don't know any good slip recommendations for Goodness Gracious Me (90s TV series & Radio show) but I do know that there is also The Kumars At Number 42, a similar TV show (they had famous guests come round to their 'house' (a knda Sitcom style sofa and half a room on a stage) and it was hilarious!
Anyway cheers!
check our Rowan calling the school roll.
Enjoyed the parody of the 1960 original: reminded me how good the original was , which was produced by George Martin
It was a parody of the theme from a UK comedy show called Goodness Gracious Me about an Indian family living in England. Very funny show. You should check out the sketch about going out for an English!
You are obviously too young to appreciate that this is a parody of the 1960 original.
Is this what was recommended or did they really mean the sketch show “Goodness Gracious Me”?
This is just a one off but the show was a comedy show with a group of Indian comedians, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Kulvinder Ghir, Meera Syal and Nina Wadia.
Much more likely. That would include sketches like "going for an English" or "Asian top gear" to give a couple of examples.
Yeah I thought this too! Still, it was nice to see Rowan in something new! lol
its a classic song from a a film years ago, as per other comments.....performed probably for one of the charity type things...
Whoever suggested it needs to clear up whether it is this or the sketch show 'Goodness Gracious me' that they meant....There are some good sketches in the sketch show...
ps......i have loads of suggestions to watch, but it seems a lot of people chuck suggestions at you, so i will hold off...for now....
Having said that.....more wilty would be good...Especially Lee Mack ones, no matter how 'truth or lie' they are, he is brilliant at telling them......The bridesmaid one...truth or lie?
Hiya ,if you haven't seen the film its from it's strange and dated ,it's from a 1960 film called the ,"The Millionairess " ,it hasn't aged well ❤
When it comes to Peter Sellers and Sophia Lauren I prefer 'Banger And Mash'
Pixie Lott is a very popular singer in the UK.
You reacted to the wrong thing. This isn't the show Goodness Gracious Me, it's a song from an old film lol
Originally done by Sophia Loren and Peter Sellers
Try madras cafe 2013
That was random 😂. I’ve never seen that it was weird 😮.
peter sellers and sophia loren , first time i watched rowens version myself ,not in his comedy best but a take more than anthing ,not exactly comedy ,i see your mrs point .
peter sellers was different. to the context of the film.
Oooooh pixie 🥰
It WAS strange, wasn't my favourite either
probably the wrong goodness gracious me..
This is worthy of a taskmaster reaction ruclips.net/video/jnnlZimxPTA/видео.htmlsi=2eB_ckj3N5LjQtr5
The original is from a film with Peter Sellers and Sophia Loren - it was a big hit in the sixties? Rowan didn't do a bad job, I suspect the modern comedy sketch show was named for the song.
What the dickens? Sung Victorian songs, concert, learnt line dancing yet said morning prayer together in assembly.
The original version is better.
Ahh! this was a tribute to a past era of threatened humour now we are supposed to hate its assumed sexist and racist overtones, Peter Sellars and Sophia Loren did the original and it was in its moment very entertaining. I personally liked it as Pixie Lott played it well along with Rowan Atkinsons depiction of an in love patient for an older male in an inappropriate job roll.
The original film was “The Millionairess” (1960 not 1972)and within the context of that film the song made sense. This skit didn’t. Peter Sellers’& Sophia Lauren’s performances should have been seen first, (but too late!). As others have pointed out, what you should have reacted to was the BBC series of the same name. The “Going for an English” sketch is from that series.
The BBC has a number of Lets Dance Videos' for Comic Relief. The one you must watch is, 'Robert Webb performs What a Feeling - Let's Dance for Comic Relief - BBC'. Just remember Robert Webb is a Man.
WOW, well done, it brings back memories of Sophia Loren and Peter Sellars from 1960!💖
Pixie Lott is fine but her performance is nothing compared to Sophia Loren on the original. Loren's voice oozed sensuality, something completely lacking here.
It wasn't the best Rowan sketch....
Yeah, that was crap!
Weired
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