Rob Reacts to... Married Couple | The Comedy Company 👫
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Another incredibly funny Comedy Company sketch that is so real to life of a married couple!
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These two were married in real life back then.
The 80s and 90s were a great time in Aussie comedy
Still relatable almost 35 years later. Comedy gold!
lmao! this is a good one Rob, I remember watching this when it first came out, and my wife and I were in stitches. for the same reason that you like it. The same thing happened to us. It was my parents house, and my wife wanted to be especially quiet, because she didn't want them thinking any thing. Except in our case, we were doing it when the bed broke, and my wife was mortified. There was no way she was going to cop any blame for that. The next day, she wanted me to fix it and pretend that nothing happened. It could not be fixed, it was too old, and so she wanted me to go out and buy a new one and try to replace it without my parents becoming wise. But, it was 50 years old, so the only place that we might find one that might get past the radar was in an op shop. we looked and looked, the best I could do was a bed end. The rest of the bed was ok, it was only the ends that were wonky. so I ended up spending the afternoon making one bed out of one and a half, and ditching the evidence. Funny how the women get all up-tight about what our parents were doing when we were created. How do our parents live with themselves, knowing that we know how we were created? xD
Haha that's so funny!!
Very funny… certainly relatable. We stayed with my Mother-in-law (rip) while building our house. Luckily she was a bit hard of hearing.
One rule I have with my wife is that it’s OK to get an appetite elsewhere as long you come home for your meal - works both ways. 😄
Mate exactly! People that say they don't look as such liars and that means for both people
These two were actually married in real life (but went on to divorce).
And the press gave her so much stick because she left him for another woman.
It really IS relatable! My husband didn't pitch our tent on a railway track - but he did find a 'nice hollow' - that turned out to be a dry creek bed. Or rather... a 'sometimes dry' creek bed - so that when it rained - not on us but up in the hills above us... our lovely little hollow became a flash flood zone. That was fun...😵💫
I'm now divorced, but I can totally relate to this🤣🤣🤣🤣
Fast Forward, Full Frontal, The D Generation and The Big Gig were all equally as good
Have you seen the David Rabbitborough skits on the Comedy Company! So good 🤣
I havnt but ive added to watch list!!
We will never have this comedy again in Aust. Glad I lived through that era
This was so good, thank you Rob.
Absolutely hilarious!!!!! Loved the Comedy Company!!!!
The Big Gig was a good Aussie TV show
Hahaha obviously Charlie pre-empts you're going to embarrass her 🤣, she knows you well 😉
She does! I say, you got to give me a chance to upset someone before you tell me off! 🤣
Hahaha
Haha! 🤣🤣Loved the Comedy Company!! We need stuff like this on the tele again, and perhaps more people would actually watch it instead of RUclips and Netflix, lol! There's bugger all to watch these days, unless you actually like scripted real life shows...
No no you need to keep watching RUclips 😉
so much wish for 'the good old days' of such programmes .my telly is barely turned on anymore because of the 'UNMISSABLE' crap "reality" shows. one ends, another begins. what brain dead people watch, let alone enjoy these shows?
@@pameladyke1462 we rarely watch live TV anymore either
@@pameladyke1462 Indeed! And people actually watch them as if they are real. Most of it is actually plan-scripted. Nothing real about them. And the news channels are biased. The only channel with anything worth watching at all is the ABC. My TV is mostly RUclips these days, and I get most of my news from the internet.
Personally I'm not married, so I'll be talking about my Married Siblings. I'm definitely from a family of realists. I've heard 2 of my Sisters and their Husband's Going For It. The most memorable time was when my Brother and His Wife who where visiting from England. Mum let them have her room and our walls aren't exactly the thickest. One afternoon Mum, My Sister and I all heard their Afternoon Delight in Mum's Bed. One thing that was missing was the Wife bringing up past grievances in the middle of the night.
Sure I'd like to get Married some day but there are a few things I'd never do to my future husband. That comes under the heading of Honesty and Respect. Don't say "I'm Fine!" when you're not, Men aren't Mind Readers. It's not fair to expect them to be. I think Women who use Fake Crying to get their way are The Lowest Of The Low. That's Emotional Abuse! True men have been historically discouraged from showing them but they do have Feelings and Emotions. It Absolutely Destroys a Decent Kind Gentleman to see someone he cares about Crying especially Women. Even if it's a Lady he doesn't personally know who is Crying in public, even the Biggest Strongest of Men can be effected. If you're lucky enough to find yourself a nice Kind Gentleman don't Destroy Him just get to get your own way. Am I right Ladies!
The first Australian comedy series was in the mid 60's and it was called The Mavis Bramston Show. In the 70's was the best comedy series The Naked Vicar Show.
Kingswood Country was created from the sketches on The Naked Vicar Show.
Another popular Australian comedy series in the 1960s was My Name's McGooley, What's Yours?
Comedy Company, as you noted had a real knack at putting real life up as great comedy
And generally without the smut the follow up shows all seemed to revolved around. Its just a nice show, something pretty rare nowdays.
The lovely Kylie Mole. Durr Amanda is still a phrase in our house. The comedy company were ahead of their time.
She goes, she goes, she goes…… she just goes.
This is PERTH?! First Impressions of Perth Vlog - RUclips
I honestly don't think my hubby looks at other women much, I think out of the two of us I'm the bigger pervert. LOL We have been in social situations where a woman has been obviously flirting with him and he hasn't realised, I've had to tell him later. I think he gets more excited about computers and other nerdy stuff. LOL
Haha. There's nothing better than judging men and women with your other half 🤣
I clearly remember the second sketch from when it aired on Telly back in the late 80's. It stuck with me. I can't claim to being very successful in relationships, but in the three serious ones, we all knew that men and women check other people out, that it's normal and mostly means nothing at all. If it does mean something then your own relationship isn't working. Berating the other isn't going to help much.
Haha I hope you slept with one eye open after talking about Charlie?!🤣
Haha she moans at me all the time anyway 🤣
Oooh somebody is gunna end up in the dog house!! Lol🤣🤣🤣🤣
I am not married, although I did thoroughly enjoy this. Great stuff. Just like my parents when I was growing up lol
Ahh Charlie totally get it.
Hope charlie doesn't see this video of your reaction or you might end up in one of those scenarios 😬😄
It's ok, it's most nights already! 🤣
NO food in BED! It triggers me 😅😅Charlie is always telling you off by the sounds of things.... Mary-Anne Fahey & Ian McFadyen were actually married for a while & have 2 kids together. Her KYLIE MOLE skits were hilarious 🤣🤣...Same. I like my creature comforts...They are definitely no. 1 Love this show & the humour never gets old...
Always telling me off is probably an understatement 🤣
@@RobReacts1 You're not alone in that!!
As soon as I saw Mary-Anne Fahey I thought of the part she played as Kylie Mole on the Comedy Company 😂.
Only slept at in-laws when first married for 4 weeks, until house was ready. Luckily very large room at opposite end of house in our own bed we got for wedding present. We never camped in tent ever, we both hated it, alway in holiday cottage.
I'm the one that is told to behave and be nice 😁
And this is why I am single for over 20 years.
I know alot of married couples have a saying you can windows shop but not buy the goods 😃
Exactly what we say! Plus it's fun to be in the car together judging the attractiveness of all the men and women that we see
Hope this has has been approved by Charlie?
Nah, she can tell me off later! 🤣
Did you know these two comedy actors are really married to each other.
I do now!
That stranger seems to visit our house a fair bit - lucky I hide a toilet roll for those "break glass in case of emergency" moments!
Cotton buds of ear wax also seem to strangely appear from no where....
Oi Rob! Don't lump all us women in the same boat! We aren't all like that!
I only talk from my own personal experiences ;)
If you are in a single bed. DIY :-)
Rob.. She is the name of the cats mother
Those two performers were actually married at the time. They're no longer married.
Oh mate it's never about the girl who fell in the pool n the rescue
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww Pixie...!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sad that you do not like camping. Nothing nicer than getting out of the urban jungle and get under clear, dark open skies, and enjoying a quiete few nights enjoying nature.
My travels I avoid towns hotels, motels and definitelyball major resorts
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They're speaking loudly about her parents but she's afraid they might hear the squeaky bed. Yeah that makes sense.
I will never get married, and I don't understand why people stay trapped in unhappy marriages, settling for someone they don't truly love. It's not love when you are arguing and fighting with your partner, it's called a Karmic Relationship or a Trauma Bond, and neither one is love!
If it helps, I have not settled with Charlie and I am happy 😉
Have you seen the uncle Arthur snow trip with the comedy company?
ive not
you need to watch the abc stand up live show the big gig and Frontline a parody on current affairs shows
You need to try 'glamping'.
D-generation was a lot funnier than the comedy company....check out Dubbo's bid for the Olympics
D-Gen was fantastic and Frontline!
@@jemxs and of course the big gig
And The Late Show. Their Olden Days and Bargearse dubbed shows were hilarious!
Agree about the D-Gen! Everything they've done since has been awesome too - check out Working Dog Productions!
Hahahaha.
Roughing it means no en suite
Il have a fancy hotel thanks 😸
G'day Robbo. I'd like to agree with you mate but, i'm not allowed. Oh, hello there Charlie.
Haha
You need to react to D-Generation, The Late Show, Frontline.
These sketches always annoyed me when they came on the show, but I was probably too young to appreciate them at the time. The writing is very solid. The fact that the two of them were married at the time comes through, you can tell that they would've riffed on a lot of this stuff at home. Thanks for reacting!
What I love is that it is playing on real situations that happen in real relationships
@@RobReacts1 The one where they're staying at her parents house is really funny-but-true. So relatable.
Check out Kylie Mole on the Comedy Company.
"Push... through the slats?" 😳
You never had bunk beds with siblings?
@@RobReacts1 You don't get it.
But if your partner is same sex....whole new dimension.
Haha maybe
OMG my ex had those sheets!
Nothing like the Comedy Company exists today, too much wokeness.
I don't think that is the issue as rarely I see anything to offend. I think fast forward would be more controversial
I looked up Maryanne Fahey on Wikipedia, she's had 3 husbands, all writers! Her third husband actually worked with her second husband.
PS Hi Pixie!
Fahey is married to Paul Jennings, best known for children's books like Unreal! and Unbelievable!
G'day, Once you have been married 30+ years you will understand things on a whole new level, You will look back on your youthful ignorance and prey for Alzheimer's.
Haha!
Comedy Company smart but not always funny. No haven’t watched yet but here we go.