“If our ba was ere now I’d giv him a big hug and tell him how much I love him” Barry walks in the room. “Where the BLOODY HELL you been you bastard ”😂😂😂😂
@sparkycjs The peculiar irony of impersonating, and mocking, a very working class accent and culture. What experience does he have of it? Some might regard it as a bit rich, so to speak.
@@DaveSCameron assuming you're from Merseyside, which case, I envy you that. Now I could've responded with something along the lines of "what in the fuck are you on about responding to a comment from literary a year ago", but I'm not cause you're clearly misunderstanding me anyway. Im an Everton fan ffs, shits hard enough already lol
@@chrisstephens7329 Hey, I'm not having a swipe at peoples I've yet to meet and you are sound with such a reply but I can only comment with experience and hindsight. Anyway, sadly my sister and her family are Bloos so I'm all abar diplomacy and thanks for your response..
Lol no, I always knew Oxfordshire wasn't part of London, although I can't speak for everyone. There are a lot of southerners who are unaware of places in the north too. Although to be honest, a lot of people seem too ignorant at times, of the overall geography of their country
I need to know how this progresses. Does Ba accuse them of being soft for having carollers at the door? Or do they find a common opponent in the carollers and Scouse them?
Yea I always thought that as well, running around waving their arms around and talking with an over the top Scouse accent. Both the actors who played Barry and Terry were middle class boys who trained at rada
I watched an interview with one of the scouse actors a while back (Gary) and apparently they're based on a Liverpool player from the Kevin Keegan days but I can't remember who exactly. Although in fairness this was pretty spot on. Still is really.
A generic and provocative comment about 1.5 million people seems a little ironic. Lost on you though I imagine. Why the pregnant pause between the two statements? Dramatic effect? I'm sure you've heard this all before, but you really must try harder,
About 25yrs ago We went on a stag do to Dublin and got chatting to some girls as you do, we were in a heaving club and as the talk went we were asked our names, mine Gary mate Barry other Harry haha we had to show our bank cards to confirm 😂hilarious true story.
Some people who or oowe talk like dat can scrap well dough ,,, well even though fighting in a pub is BS and should be left professional style just to anyone who goes to a pub in Liverpool and says anything like this don't !!!
“They do doe don’t they doe”
“Do they?”
“They dooo”
F*cking class!😂
Day doo Dow done day Dow 😆
When I left Liverpool to live in Kent, my Dad did this exact same thing to me when I used to go back and visit.
as a scouser born an bred i can safely say that we do sound like this, especially the sarcastic piss taking. Love it :D
Scouse born and bred... Proud! 😁
Lmao 😂
Cam dan cam dan
Shadowfox019 just say you’re scouse, the born and bred bit makes it so cringey
This is genuinely funny! haha
The hair and moustache are priceless.
The Beatles on the wall priceless
“If our ba was ere now I’d giv him a big hug and tell him how much I love him”
Barry walks in the room.
“Where the BLOODY HELL you been you bastard ”😂😂😂😂
"I bet you stand up to fart in the bath now and all!"
Simultaneously nailing the Northern *and* Southern stereotypes in one line there.
Maybe, but it's like you could be a bit dafter in the 90s and no-one cared. Unless you went down south and met too many southerners.
0:31 The protracted "Nooo" was always the bit I remembered most!
This IS comedy, not the pc crap we get today. Made my evening this has.
@Nobby Heads It's just not a Harry Enfield clip without some boring old fart moaning about PC.
@@nickstone1587 It's not the _internet_ without some boring old fart moaning about PC culture.
@@nickstone1587 So being against marxist bland, boring rubbish makes you boring and an old fart. Isn't the gay bar open mate!? Jog on.
@@araregoodguydon't think the gay bar is open anymore, unless your Dad is getting government support. Pandemic has hurt all of us business owners.
@@nickstone1587 Ok then loopey liberal.
Fighting like a Southerner with his little fingers in air 😂 🤣 🤣🤣
Liverpudlian expressions I adore - 'soft lad/girl' and 'come ahead' (which I believe is Irish in origin, the Irish say this also).
it's c'med
There’d be no point driving pointlessly round town without our ba being here
Molby’s an honorary scouser. Sounds almost like s proper scouser, sound.
Mølby...
lord snooty of oxfordshire ;) ;)
Lol the sherry bottle dance :D
Ay Now A....Lol - 90's Classic Loved it.
A’ll friggin raine on yo bleeding plain if you don’t shut it. Awwrite awrite!! Brilliant
Brilliant!
brilliant, love it lol 😂😂😂
Love it
Love scousers 💖💖💖😅😅😅
Would you care for a fight Terrence 😂😂
100 % accurate ................
Dey doo doe don't dey
Bear in mind that Harry Enfield is from an upper middle class, boarding school type background.
lord snooty of oxfordshire you mean? oooooooooooooooooooooooooooh
@@samuelburns True that, damn straight, sort of.
You mean like Al Murray, Fry and Laurie, The Young Ones, Monty Python, etc? So what?
@sparkycjs The peculiar irony of impersonating, and mocking, a very working class accent and culture. What experience does he have of it? Some might regard it as a bit rich, so to speak.
@@sparkycjs That it might not be obvious, especially to new generations, or people from overseas.
Class ✌✌
Brilliant
Genius
Fuckin class.
Classic😅👍
Lord Snooty of Oxfordshire in London
We can take a joke in scouse land
Nobody:
Scousers: yers
Imagine The Beatles wearing curly hair...
Proffessional..VERY FUNNy
Funny as fk
He's got a second home in the country now then 😂😂😂
As a wool I can confirm all of the above is true
Looks just like that scouse bloke from lock stock and 2 smoking barrels
Stereotypes are not humour
@@DaveSCameron assuming you're from Merseyside, which case, I envy you that. Now I could've responded with something along the lines of "what in the fuck are you on about responding to a comment from literary a year ago", but I'm not cause you're clearly misunderstanding me anyway. Im an Everton fan ffs, shits hard enough already lol
@@chrisstephens7329 Hey, I'm not having a swipe at peoples I've yet to meet and you are sound with such a reply but I can only comment with experience and hindsight. Anyway, sadly my sister and her family are Bloos so I'm all abar diplomacy and thanks for your response..
It is him!
@@rosbifle413 Don’t Think it is pal I know bloke pal your on about was in Program called Bread from 90s filmed in Liverpool
oxfordshire in london northerners in real life believe this too
You are named after a bag of crisps.
Lol no, I always knew Oxfordshire wasn't part of London, although I can't speak for everyone. There are a lot of southerners who are unaware of places in the north too. Although to be honest, a lot of people seem too ignorant at times, of the overall geography of their country
Liverpool this morning
A aaa calm down
Why cut the end off?
Pinehurst road
Isn't the small one an Everton fan lol?
I need to know how this progresses. Does Ba accuse them of being soft for having carollers at the door? Or do they find a common opponent in the carollers and Scouse them?
they scouse them
suprised the this ain't got more views with being 'scouse' and all that haha
Susan Kenny ur fit
You like scousers do you Susan?
Everywhere u sue🤣ye lil mate Ben😉
Carm down carm down 😄
Liverpool people ha ha classic 🤣
Alec croft and arc light are same witch she's known as the Larkhall orange witch
wat
Are these characters based on Barry and Terry from Brookside?
pretty much yeah
it's based on real life scousers!
Yea I always thought that as well, running around waving their arms around and talking with an over the top Scouse accent.
Both the actors who played Barry and Terry were middle class boys who trained at rada
I watched an interview with one of the scouse actors a while back (Gary) and apparently they're based on a Liverpool player from the Kevin Keegan days but I can't remember who exactly. Although in fairness this was pretty spot on. Still is really.
Harry anfield in this sketch is basically my dad in the 80s when he got home from work in his blue boiler suit the resemblance is frightening 😂😂
Would you care for a fight, Terence? Why Garence, I very much would do.
Ha ha
What scouser have hair that big now lol
Very accurate.......argumentative no marks.
A generic and provocative comment about 1.5 million people seems a little ironic. Lost on you though I imagine. Why the pregnant pause between the two statements? Dramatic effect? I'm sure you've heard this all before, but you really must try harder,
"generic?" "provocawhatever?" listen to you an' yer poncy la-di-da Hampstead big words ways@@cardensdriving
About 25yrs ago We went on a stag do to Dublin and got chatting to some girls as you do, we were in a heaving club and as the talk went we were asked our names, mine Gary mate Barry other Harry haha we had to show our bank cards to confirm 😂hilarious true story.
Cause you gotta be joking love the Liverpool people ❤
What's Te (Terry, Harry Enfield's character) saying at 2:18?
Will Bascara en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_now_brown_cow
How now brown cow
LOL
Some people who or oowe talk like dat can scrap well dough ,,, well even though fighting in a pub is BS and should be left professional style just to anyone who goes to a pub in Liverpool and says anything like this don't !!!
Yan molby is more of a scouser haha.
Jan Mølby...
Bin dippers
You mas a dipper
eat your eccles cake you inbred mutant
Jan Molby's more of a genuine scouser than you haha
I thought he said Moby
@@daviedovey Jan Molby ex Liverpool player from Denmark who did pick up the scouse accent through his years playing for the club
MCFCRuss Sinfin football will always be a mystery to me
Sounds Irish
What part of Ireland you talking about? Dublin?
No, no it doesnt
What's Irish about that, you idiot
half the Scousers are Irish
Alright calm down calm down
It's a shame that Harry's scouse is really bad or it'd be even funnier
Racist this is pure racism
Are Scousers a race now?
Gary Bleasdale & Joe McGann who feature in the Scousers sketches where both born in Liverpool.
It’s not that deep mate, I’m scouse myself and my everyone I know who’s seen this finds it funny