My lavatory didn’t. It got nicked. I phoned the police. They conducted house-to-house enquiries, all to no avail. Unfortunately, they had nothing to go on. Now that’s what I call lavatory humour!……..I’ll get my coat.
One funny thing to note is that the doctor's name is "Octor D'Quincy" even though he "dropped the d because it was a frivolous affectation". Those details are 👌
I'm born '90, and I watch it too... I first saw them on a free DVD with Wooster and Jeeves from the Telegraph, and i got hooked. They're absolutely brilliant!!!
Stephen Fry did a Radio 4 series around this time called 'Saturday Night Fry', it is exactly this type of humour and the episode I heard recently was excellent.
Hugh Laurie is in pyjamas, and this is unusual to me coz I think of him as Dr House or the Prince in Blackadder.. Stephen Fry is in a white coat, and it's the most natural thing in the world to me..
Alexander Kings I believe (I’m not an expert) that it’s a reference to descendants of nobility who used to have a surname starting with d’ - as in d+apostrophe - dropping that d’ in order to seem more ‘common’.
I wish I were born in the 70's so I could grow up watching this. But no, I am an 90's child, and what do we get? Little Britain... Apart from That Mitchell and Webb Look, and possibly a few others, modern sketch shows are dire. Look at Horne and Corden; how the hell THAT can be called comedy, I'll never know.
I was born in the 1970s, and I can assure you that most of the stuff on television during my childhood was dire, too. My memory of the typical evening's televisual entertainment is of endless nauseating "variety" shows. "A Bit of Fry & Laurie" was good, but there was little else to match it at the time. From the 2000s, I think you can easily match Fry and Laurie with Mitchell and Webb.
Now don't you two pretend that you don't like lavatory humour! You first worked together on Blackadder, and every other word out of Rowan Atkinson's mouth on that show is ‘moist’ or ‘nipple’!
The label. That's the British word for it. But you're right. "St Michael" was a brand name used by the company Marks & Spencer, back in the day. According to an article from "The Telegraph", they originally registered the brand name in 1928 but abandoned it in 1999. So this sketch is a little dated.
Ahh yes Lavatories. Love them or loathe them, they are here to stay.
My lavatory didn’t. It got nicked. I phoned the police. They conducted house-to-house enquiries, all to no avail. Unfortunately, they had nothing to go on.
Now that’s what I call lavatory humour!……..I’ll get my coat.
@@tompurcell1499 *oat
Good thing Fry played the part of the doctor. Dont think laurie would be a good fit for such a part.
don't be dirteh, I'm sure you know the rules be now
Yep he wouldn't make a good doctor lol :-D
well certainly not with a british accent anyway.
Brad Mclean One would have to be hopelessly addicted to painkilling drugs to think so.
Oh, very droll.
One funny thing to note is that the doctor's name is "Octor D'Quincy" even though he "dropped the d because it was a frivolous affectation".
Those details are 👌
its because people often mistake his last name as nipple, but its actually nippl-e
*drops lighter on counter*
Stephen Fry is always disgustingly gorgeous, but especially in this sketch.
0:21 Stephen Fry is seriously channeling "Help" era John Lennon in places here. That hair is spot on Lennon.
"Would you rather I pushed it out of my nose?"
Why, Hugh? Why would you inflict that image upon an unsuspecting world?
I'm born '90, and I watch it too... I first saw them on a free DVD with Wooster and Jeeves from the Telegraph, and i got hooked. They're absolutely brilliant!!!
Stephen Fry did a Radio 4 series around this time called 'Saturday Night Fry', it is exactly this type of humour and the episode I heard recently was excellent.
I love it when Hugh Laurie just repeats 'nipple' looking really pleased with himself XD
Hugh Laurie is in pyjamas, and this is unusual to me coz I think of him as Dr House or the Prince in Blackadder.. Stephen Fry is in a white coat, and it's the most natural thing in the world to me..
I love the way that Stephen Fry looks at the audience with disgust at 3:15 upon saying the word "nipples".
Was Stephen Fry straight, ladies would go mad...At least I do ♥
I think he discovered he was homosexual before he went to jail.
Same here
@@bradameerbeg6422 what does this mean? Before?
@@ivanriverooo he went to jail when he was 18 or something. It means he has never in any way fancied girls.
He was so superb in the tux as Jeeves. Plus I love tall men. We can at least admire.
"It's 'octor,' not 'doctor' -- I dropped the 'D,' considered it a frivolous affectation." I am SO going to say that to a patient one day!
And what was their reaction?
I don't get it.
Alexander Kings I believe (I’m not an expert) that it’s a reference to descendants of nobility who used to have a surname starting with d’ - as in d+apostrophe - dropping that d’ in order to seem more ‘common’.
@@ZumbaMarx Thank you very much.
its been 6 years, did you?
Gosh, they're so young here!
Wish I met a nice guy just like Stephen fry. He is a wonderful man and he is the sort of man I'd like to spend my life loving.
i love how fry n laurie knew which sketch the audience would want. like they previously set the stage to what they thought the audience would choose.
OMG, they're so young.... DAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWW
"What, you want my address? Or do you want 'Mr Nipple''s address?"
:-D
My god, this audience deserved it!
Hands up if you miss the eighties!
At least Hugh didn’t have lupus.
It’s never lupus
Ahh, Stephen and the word "moist".
amazing minds!!!!!! i love these two sooooOOo much!
Hugh: you old dog!
Stephen: *laughs* you're still going to die though!
😂
moistness new favorite word
Peep Show is actually my favourite programme ever, but thank you for the other recommendation. I shall check it out : D
the way stephen says "moistness" *faints*
Born 84 - Fry and Laurie are classic! (And Stephen Fry is a darling)
STEPHEN IS YOUNG!!
Hugh Laurie in a character in a hospital...what are the odds of that :)
This Sketch was on Alfresco in 1984.
LOL this is the most intellectual lavatory humour I've seen XD
I'm either going to become a priary care physician or an octor. You see I've dropped the M and the D.
yeah... i love it when they get pissed at the audience
They look so young!
Hahaha! I wish comedy was like this nowadays!
They are so young here.
"Loud cracking or flapping noise" 🤣
We British do enjoy our bottom jokes!
Omg.. Stephen is so handsome here! *sigh* It sucks that I was born in the wrong decade.
Rip earphone users at the begining😰
Exceptional.
Geez this could almost be Mitchell and Webb (looks- wise)
Just waiting for ryk mayall and ade to crash through
It's a bit surreal seeing a young Steven Fry.
it's a sketch within a sketch within a tv show! (bi boo ba di bi do i doo kuhPAH!)
Oh, do we play "Who's the youngest?" game?:)
I'm born in "93, but one of my friends watches it as well. I dragged her into it.
It's so brilliant. xD
Its octor actually i considered it a frivilous affection...typical british humor at its best
'Rummage' is an acceptable medical term.
I have exactly the same looking tie as what fry has :D
Genius percolating, not quite ready for prime-time yet, but percolating
You're welcome buddy. Since you love Peep show, I'm sure you'll love Coupling too.
Check out the BBC comedy series 'Coupling' if you like sharp observational humour, or C4 comedy series Peep show. Both brilliant.
I wish I were born in the 70's so I could grow up watching this. But no, I am an 90's child, and what do we get? Little Britain...
Apart from That Mitchell and Webb Look, and possibly a few others, modern sketch shows are dire. Look at Horne and Corden; how the hell THAT can be called comedy, I'll never know.
I was born in the 1970s, and I can assure you that most of the stuff on television during my childhood was dire, too. My memory of the typical evening's televisual entertainment is of endless nauseating "variety" shows. "A Bit of Fry & Laurie" was good, but there was little else to match it at the time. From the 2000s, I think you can easily match Fry and Laurie with Mitchell and Webb.
@@omp199
Yep, you are so right. That Wheeltappers and Shunters Club thing? The Good Old Days?
Spectacularly awful shows.
Groovy music.
They look so young in this
For some reason Hugh reminds me of the Malcom in the middle guy at some parts... Only the way he looks though lol
Now don't you two pretend that you don't like lavatory humour! You first worked together on Blackadder, and every other word out of Rowan Atkinson's mouth on that show is ‘moist’ or ‘nipple’!
Stepppppppphenn
Hahah the Doctor read the etiquette on the pyjamas and assumed that's his name hahah oh man I love british humour
The label. That's the British word for it. But you're right. "St Michael" was a brand name used by the company Marks & Spencer, back in the day. According to an article from "The Telegraph", they originally registered the brand name in 1928 but abandoned it in 1999. So this sketch is a little dated.
Damn that NHS joke 😂
Stephen is about 12
Stephen is so HOTTTT!! *nose bleed*
teeheehee he said bottom :)
Lol Laurie's the patient... XD
House and Harry Potter. Classic
@masterble Causes quite a bit of moistness on your end, correct?
loool at 4:50 stephen looks just like hugh sometimes does :D.
yeah, I was born in '83...and am one of the only ones my age that know of Fry and Laurie. proves what a geek I am! :D
Gads! The look like they're about 20 years old.
Bottom guppie moistness list. I feel so naughty!
@MultiSk2010 He still is! If I was gay, he'd be my gayvourite by far.
Lol! xDDD How in Gawd's name do they keep straight faces?
"Nipple." "Nipple!"
@lostskate4evaxxx Haha, same here!!
Fry looks like a posh teenager
Disgustingly??? He was just genuinely good looking (skinnier) back then.
hahahahaahahahahahahaha from sum angles it almost looks like ...
@theunhappyhours I laughed hard at "moistness", lol even posted it on facebook ... MOISTNESS!!! rofl
@09cansucancan That doesn't mean I don't want to spend my life with him xD
Ploppies
'Moistness' . . . . . .
Jobbie
They look like the typical House and Wilson.
the other one is dressed like wilson, and his hair looks so much like him
Ploppies....
"genital fungus" that's the one i think
I used to like Fry and Laurie, but now they have descended into this sort of filth, I can never enjoy their work. So sad.
I thought they were going to discuss gender fluid at one point.
ahahahahaha bottom.....
its so wierd cuz hugh is house here is a pacient they are oposite