Michael Palin and Terry Jones - Hendon sketch
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- Monty Python's Michael Palin and Terry Jones perform their "Hendon" sketch on Comedians Do It On Stage, a 1986 Channel 4 special (British TV) charity show in aid of the Oncology Club Fund. Followed by "Paranoid Society" sketch by the whole cast. I had this clip on an old VHS tape. I couldn't see it elsewhere on RUclips, so I put it up so Python fans could enjoy it.
With both Terry and Graham in Heaven, it's suddenly a much sillier place. No need for Spike to be lonely any more.
Dennis Moore I gave you a vote up for the joke, but of course if the Christians are right both of them are in Hell, where I would expect to meet them myself, along with Mark Twain, Carl Sagan, Steven Hawking and a host of other far more interesting, intelligent and decent people than will ever be found in heaven.
Dennis Moore It wouldn’t be Hell without him!
I can empathize with the members of the Paranoid Society. I used to drive taxis for a living once, but I had to give it away - people kept talking behind my back!
@ecky1965 Will you please stop making that noise! The poor chap can't concentrate on driving his taxi with you making that stupid stupid noise.
give it up
Newspaper taxi?
So...you became a bus-driver? Oh, wait!
Jonas Kaufman
When I see these two together, or any of the six in question, it’s not about Monty Python. It’s about the friendship they shared in real life. That’s what makes the comedy so good. That’s what makes any entertainment team as good as Python was, no matter the medium. It’s a bond. Nuffsed.
Agreed!
Only 5 we’re friends, they’ve never told which of the 6 wasn’t a “one of the chums” as they put it, but I know they’d often prise apart his sandwiches and wipe their bottoms on his bread. Filthy horrible beasts.
Greetings from Hendon, Michael you are welcome anytime 😉
This was originally written for The Frost Report in 1967, where it was done by John Cleese (the interesting man) and Ronnie Corbett (the man from Hendon). Then it showed up in The Two Ronnies in the 70s, this time with Ronnie Corbett as the interesting man and Ronnie Barker as the man from Hendon.
So I hear.*
*(Since that's all one can do, given that the BBC wiped the f---ing Frost Report video!)
Well well well.....I live in Hendon....and have done for a long long time...This is most amusing.....
Hendon FC are well worth watching at Silver Jubilee Park. Their old Claremont Road ground was lovely too (I picture the man in the sketch as a proud season ticket holder).
A bunch of young Spurs fans in Canada had been to London on their first trip. I asked them where they had been apart from the old WHL and Wembley. They described this really welcoming club that they got to on the train. The lightbulb in one of the heads went on “Hendon!” Hendon obviously made an impression on them.
I lived in London, in Finchley, during the mid 2000s, not so far away from Hendon. I miss London a lot.
Good old Terry....he was so handsome
What? Lol
Nice bum too.
This Hendon sounds like a magical place.
Let us NOT go to Hendon, tis a silly place.
It's only a model!
I could look at this lineup and I say, oh, he's dead, dead, disgraced, another dead one, what every happened to him and oh, what's that one's name - or I could just enjoy their brilliance and laugh. 🙂
Beautiful piece of comedy but also an example of how some people are always on transmit & not receive
'She came from Hendon..' LOL... good think I wasn't drinking anything...
brilliant, as usual.
Born and raised in Hendon... long time since
same here June 63 left it 23 years later
@@sen5i Started in 49, left around 1970, Mom lived there until 2002, still. Visited her from N/A, every year until then... The place is really messed now,.IMO.
@@hirundine44 "really messed up now" So that makes Hendon the same as the rest of the UK, then?
@@DieFlabbergast I guess? You tell me...
The RAF museum in Hendon is rather good. Head for Colindale tube though.
And the Police College on Aerodrome Road (I think).
Great comedians - Jimmy Mullville/Rory McGrath from ‘Who dares wins’ - Mel Smith / Rhys Jones who replaced Chris Langham on ‘Not the nine o’clock news’ - Palin and Terry J - brilliant.
And Neil Innes. RIP.
I could add France & Saunders, Lenny & Henny, Lord Steven Fry & Rowan Aitkinson, Sir Prince Andrew
Rob Buckman in the red sweater, another real doctor of medicine blessed with working with Palin, Jones and Cleese; who enjoyed acting and writing in such programmes as, “The Pink Medicine Show” and “Don’t ask me”.
R.I.P. Terry.
Suppose it's a good thing MP had two Terry's.
Sorry, that was inexcusably Pythonesque.
RIP TJ.
Fred
RIP Terry and thanks for the laughs!
@@ffggddss RIP Fred. You wrote some of my favourite comments on RUclips. I shall miss your wit, your panache and your succinctness. God bless you and keep you laughing up there in the giant RUclips commentary in the sky. Mallelulia
@@alkatrask2704 ???
Goddamitall...the Pythons should live forever. Goddamitall anyway.
They already do live forever - with all five Goons.
That version of the prayer Our Father!
I bet God laughed!😂👍
I'd forgotten the wee thing in the top right corner that told you the adverts were coming on.
Joke’s on him. Our accountant could now sell his house in Hendon and buy TWO converted monasteries in the Outer Hebrides. Who’s looking all smug now, eh?
I didn’t know the torture assistant from “Princess Bride” was a British comedian
Had to watch this, as someone born in Hendon 🤓
The shade of Peter Cook informing Palin’s character here……
"I hear a pretty Ganja how many freaking closed", quote the Closed Caption...
Epic sporran on Terry there
Brilliant Hendon conclusion!
PLOT TWIST: The woman Terry was talking about was Michael's wife.
RIP Neil and Terry Jones.
Brilliant
Why was Terry wearing a kilt?
Because he wasn’t wearing underwear and he didn’t want to compromise the punchline. Why not? He also could secrete the prayer shawl neatly and present it without rummaging in a trouser pocket, some people!
Nine people nearly got in at Hendon
I'm offended. I was born in Hendon in the 50s and it was very exciting. Your chances of being caught by Teddy Boys and being thrown down a pit were very high, and you had to cry really loud before they would give in and let you go home for tea..............
In the Wesh Harp, which most people call Brent Reservoir, there were fish (some say they were pike and some say catfish) which would pull ducks underwater and swallow them.
Rory McGrath, Michael Palin, Neil Innes (?), Mel Smith, Griff Rhys-Jones, Jimmy Melville, Terry Jones, Bearded Guy in Red Sweater, Chris Langham (?)
Jimmy Mulville.
I think the Bearded Guy in Red Sweater is Dr Rob Buckman? He started off doing medical stuff on TV but expanded into comedy.
fluffyfour...certainly is Rob Buckman, he co-wrote for the secret policemans ball amongst other things and died far too young at 63 on a flight to Canada where he lived in later years.
Definitely the disgraced Chris Langham unfortunately.
Brits are the best entertainers… and produced the best Rock Bands
My goodness. I remember the not the nine o'clock news. The paranoid society.
What's all this then?
The reservoir is nice.
Amazing thing about Hendon is that if you spell it backwards it spells Nodneh, which is The Queen’s favourite word
Her favourite word is Nodneh, her favourite son’s a nonce.
Stop that. It's silly.
Poisonous snails? LUL
Thumbnail looks like Mickey Flanagan and Rob Brydon.
Shit, now i wanna go there.
Is Hendon a real place?
lol yes. my nan and grandad lived there a long time ago
I think it's more a state of mind than an actual place.
Hendon is not a place one can visit, it is a higher dimension that one should aspire to enter!
Palin is handsome
Hendon, BRAP !!!
Didn't the 2 Ronnies do this first?
Say no MORE!
Estos dos...😈😆😲😉
This is Boris Johnson. Such a cool idea: a society for paranoid people. Also, a society for people who wish to be hermits
I can't laugh too hard !!!
I believe in you. You can.
Can a Freeman of the City of London get free into library exhibitions in the other 32 London Boroughs??
As long as you drive your flock of sheep to the library with you
10,000 cattle is a bit unrealistic
Like others here, I’m from Hendon and can confirm that it really is that boring. It’s SO boring that the only two places it’s known for - the police college and the RAF museum - are actually in Colindale.
I'm a massive Python Fan and I've never been to Hendon, so this is bullshit.
Palin con problemas con el pelo...como yo😑
This makes you wonder if Graham already peaked prior to his death in 1989. Just a thought.
I have been to Hendon lots.... There are worse places...
I couldn't really see them doing a gig at a working mans club
Ian Hay Why not?
hello birds hello trees
In the paranoid sketch the sex offenders were put at either end.
ORDER! goodbye, why? I love mp, mb, gb, and and and.was für ein blödsinn, ich bin denn da
Nothing wrong with Hendon....well not much, except the....
I did not know Rory McGrath was capable of being funny
Surely you jest!
Have you never seen any episodes of Who Dares Wins? Classic 80s comedy. Rory trying to sing a folk song without mentioning sailing ships and 'never to return' was a killer.
First done on tv by The Two Ronnies.
most of the cocktail party sketches The Two Ronnies did were written by Terry Jones.
When comedians are no longer allowed to make fun of people with schizophrenia, there will no longer be anything or anyone to laugh at.
What did you just say to me?!
Well speaking as a schizophrenic, we both agree with you!
Ben Elton was rubbish in this.
Bloody Oncologists!
Not many laughs in it.